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Appalling. on average they are about 21 weeks just to see a specialist. thats not if you have a complex disease needing spine surgery, orthopedic surgery or in rural canada. they are waiting up to 42 weeks. some over a year to see a specialist. ainsley: that survey just dealt with the cost it doesnt mention how many people actually die while they are waiting to get in for treatment. >> that is absolutely true. what were missing is when you are waiting to see the specialist, youre potentially deb...

So at the end of the day the senate will have to pass a bipartisan daca bill with over 60 votes an this will come to the house and they will have to take it up or something similar to it. even if that means a majority of the majority of house of republicans may not vote for. it well have to take it up. i would recommend to the leadership, which i already have, that we maybe adopt a queen of the hill strategy. whichever bill gets the most votes is the one that passes. and that would be a bipartis...

Gets cut as it will be in a government shutdown. >> thats a huge liability for republicans. if you pass a major bill, passing it is one thing, implementation is another thing we saw that with obamacare, what happened with the website. so not being able to smoothly implement the bill that theyre pinning their hopes on is a major liability for republicans. i want to add one other thing. im watching the body language on the senate floor and its hard to get over the lack of urgency and lack of energ...

Continue to do so. >> we dont know how much headway the president will be able to make on the phones today. what we saw a second ago is two-fold exercise really. an exercise to save the dem -- shift the blame to the democrats because the obama administration very effectively the last time put the blame on republicans. its to say were not responsible for this. it is also to try to shame the democrats into coming on board and supporting this continuing resolution. the bottom line for the white hou...

Something the dems care very little about. you think of those who work for the federal government, the defense department has 562,000 workers who would be furloughed if this were to happen. obviously, that doesnt count active duty military. whats the real effect likely to be? whats this white house said about who would be furloughed in the event of this happening? >> thats the big question. when you hear that members of house staff and senate staff are getting formal notices that, as of midnight...

On weird with the existing resolution, i dont know that the leadsership would need the vote of conservatives. the reason the democrats are holding their votes is because they want a daca fix. if this last election was about daca, hillary clinton would have won it. this last election was about border security. another way that a lot of conservatives would votes for this continuing resolution would be the implementation of border security measures like the legislation put together by the judiciary...

The government shutdown deadline late on friday night. lawmakers have about three days now to avoid this shutdown. that could prove tricky as democrats hold out for a deal for the so-called dreamers, a conservative signal they could get in the way of another stopgap funding measure. you have a lot of things going on. mike emanuel is watching it all on the hill. what is now the idea to keep the government open beyond friday? >> bill, this proposal would essentially allow more time for long-term b...

The possibility of military force is a much more real threat from this administration than from barack obama. but at the same time, i believe this entire olympic ploy is nothing but prop gand ya. i dont think any serious will come of it. i think theyre taking advantage of south koreas desire not to have the olympics spoiled, as they were to an extent in 1988. nothing new for north korea. theyve marched in subsequent olympics with the south korean team. i think the nuclear question still remains ...

Booing a -- this is unprecedented. this takes how we fight, why we fight and we link it between strategy, how its formed, how its put together, how its shaped and all the way down, how its implemented. the implementation of this, as you know, is all about people. the hard work being done by the men and women that serve in uniform. and this unlike any other series showing how it works and links it together. its both to demonstrate the amazing talent, the amazing sacrifice of individuals serving t...

March 2017 report by the inspectors general of dhs, the intelligence community and doj, identified a series of concerns that the report authors concluded, quote, have made the dhs intelligence enterprise less effective and valuable to the intelligence community than it could be in. quote. can you provide an update regarding the departments implementation of the ig reports specific recommendations and any other changes the department made in the way it shares counterterrorism information? >> yes....