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Need. we have $29 per month for my husband. can you beat that? can you? >> i unfortunately inherited an incurable genetic connective tissue disorder called ehlers-danlos syndrome. it weakens my heart and veins, paralyzes my stomach, affects and weakens my immune system. without the coverage for pre-existing conditions, i will die. that is not hyperbole. i will die. without the protections against lifetime coverage caps, i will die. >> what will you do to ensure that the protections inherent in t...

Privately behind the scenes hes an entirely different guy, that he -- he is very charming one on one. he doesnt use the hyperbole and is able to smooth things over. so well see what the fallout is today, but keep in mind, senator ted cruz is a very important person when it comes to getting this repeal and replace plan through the senate and, you know, earlier this week when senator rand paul, also a former presidential contender, and mike lee, two very staunch conservatives in the senate came ou...

Premiums. >> so, similar question, katie, because you suffer from a rare condition thats called elsers danlap syndrome. i hope i have that correct. >> correct. >> you confronted a senator tom cotton at a town hall. lets listen to that first. >> without the coverage for pre-existing conditions, i will die. that is not hyperbole. i will die. without the protections against life time coverage caps, i will die. so, my question is -- will you commit today to replacement protections for those arkansas...

Asked them several things but one of the things we talked about is, you know, his loose use of words. and this one woman who described herself as a staunch liberal, he said, look. he is not a politician. thats how he talks. he talks like a salesman. theres this expectation of hyperbole and -- and its part of what we wanted. we wanted someone that was going to not only just blow up the system but just not talk like a perfectly measured politician and thats what they got. >> with all due respect t...

Virginia to steubenville, mingo junction, just talking to people who voted for him. and they were -- almost to a tee everyone that i talked to, they were also all democrats and i asked them several things. but one of the things we talked about is, you know, his loose use of words. and this one woman who described herself as a staunch liberal, she said, look, he is not a politician, thats how he talks, he talks like a salesman, theres this expectation of hyperbole. and its part of what we wanted....

Danlap syndrome. i hope i have that correct. >> correct. >> you confronted a senator tom cotton at a town hall. lets listen to that first. >> without the coverage for pre-existing conditions, i will die. that is not hyperbole. i will die. without the protections against lifetime coverage caps, i will die. so, my question is -- will you commit today to replacement protections for those arkansasens like me who will die or lose their quality of life or otherwise be unable to be participating citize...

Costs. >> weve been saying for a long time, its not exporting thats killing jobs, its automation. were all going to be driving cars made out of printers soon. >> not me. im not driving a little piece of paper down the street, what im saying is its not made out of the same materials like these big heavy cars. im not putting myself in that car until it is proven that it is just as strong as the next car. >> you got to figure out if its strong enough -- >> i think were a long way away from that. >>...

>> you mentioned youve been in that seat before. you, yourself, were accused of intentionally misleading congress back in 2007. there were calls for a special prosecutor and ultimately you resigned your position. is there anything you learned from that experience that might be helpful to jeff sessions right now? >> keep in mind how politicized this is. my statements were investigated by the inspector general at the department of justice. there was a finding that there was no perjury that occurre...

Republicans were mitch mcconnell was more confident after that speech knowing that he isnt doing the polarizing things as in in the past. >> but i want to go on health care specifically in this sense, did he give republicans something that they can push back at these town halls on? >> i dont believe that he did, because look, we saw what happened last week. the republicans have managed to make obamacare incredibly popular. people do not want their health care taken away fromthem. and heres the t...

State sponsors of terrorism or safe haifens. theyve been identified and there has been a lot of hyperbole what the trump administration is trying to do. he is talking outside of syria a 120 day temporary pause or 90 day pause for visas. were talking about a small period of time. so we can really reflect on the process. when you look at what is happening with isis and across the world right now at least 143 either inspired or coordinated isis attacks and 29 something different countries. thats th...