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Chances of that are out the window or is there still a way to get this done. >> were now four days ahead of a government funding deadline when congress comes back on tuesday and they are nowhere. i think at some point in the very near future democrats are going to fine it not in their interest to cut a potentially controversial immigration deal with a guy who is talking behind the scene, the president is, about immigrants wane that a lot of them find detestable. i think thats a big dynamic. ther...

When congress comes back on tuesday and they are nowhere. i think at some point in the very near future democrats are going to fine it not in their interest to cut a potentially controversial immigration deal with a guy who is talking behind the scene, the president is, about immigrants wane that a lot of them find detestable. i think thats a big dynamic. theres no question, though, the president is getting one thing wrong here. i think it is -- democrats want a daca deal. they are the most fire...

And thats when diplomacy can actually disarm the north koreans peacefully. i know they say theyll never give up their newboukes but tha obl because they believe the incentive structure in the future is as its today. we can change that to our advantage. >> does getting out of iran deal hurt all of this if they dont keep their deal? why would north korea make a deal with the united states on its nuclear program? >> if kim jong-un had no choice but to give up his weapons, he certainly would. how mu...

Politics is if you win the primary, youre on your way to the u.s. senate. >> and it goes beyond alabama right because now youre seeing all of these other senators who are being incredibly responsive either dropping out or going to be incredibly responsive to fair right challenges. when you think about whats happening in this country, you have the situation where people are going into their congressional representatives office you know begging, pleading for a hearing, you know, congressmen refusi...

When you think about whats happening in this country, you have the situation where people are going into their congressional representatives office you know begging, pleading for a hearing, you know, congressmen refusing to meet with their constituents. because the only people they are really accountable to is that margin. >> the roy moore voter basically. >> exactly. right. and they just -- they have no incentive structure for them to take into account the needs or desires even of the majority ...

Care for fixing obamacare. all the other candidates. >> he was the primary guy who said im not going to touch medicare or medicaid. >> the republican party is divided. >> exactly. thats the problem. >> thats exactly why were here today. thats exactly why were here in this moment. frankly, this is a deeply tragic moment from the perspective of a center right person who believes we should have as close to universal health care as possible through the free market and free market solutions. and that...

Fixed but he hasnt weighed in, this is the only way i see doing it. in some ways that might help him get to a deal. >> why didnt he work with democrats? >> i dont think he has conservative impulses when it comes to health care. i remember during the primary god, to sean hannity, we cant let people die on the streets. i think he has an impulse to covering as many people as possible. why didnt he start with a bipartisan effort? >> the incentive structure used to be if you could call a bill biparti...

We have talked about during the week, you and i have talked about. is this a government that president trumps voters expected? >> no. i think in some reasons the big surprise. which is the businessmans ceo was going to run things better than all the politicians is discovering that government is actually very complicated. and that there is no real parallel. i mean, ive often argued that the ceos have no idea how complex government is. a ceo has complete control of his or her organization. they ha...

We dont get to the right answer because we have so many incentives to go the right way. we need to send better people to washington d.c. to represent us. and we need to change the incentive structure. >> eric: for what, give us an idea of what kind of crime, corruption and cronyism thats going on. >> one example is that in order to be on a committee, a committee, energy and commerce, ways and means, appropriations you need to pay dues. you need to pay dues to your republican or democratic campai...

How bad is it in washington? >> its bad. we dont get the right answer because we have so many incentives to go the wrong way, and we need to send better people to washington, d.c., to represent us. number two, we need to change the incentive structure. >> eric: give us an idea of what kind of crime, corruption, and cronyism thats going on. >> one example is that in order to be on a committee or any committee, and a ways and means appropriations, you need to dues. you need to pay dues to a republ...