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To jedi mind trick harry reid to get the senate to vote on repeal. cantor becoming an advocate for filibuster reform. >> ive got a problem with the assumption here that somehow the senate can be a place for legislation to go into a cul-de-sac or a dead end. i think the american people deserve to see a vote in the senate and the senate ought not be a place that legislation goes into a dead end. >> these are not the droids youre looking for. mr. cantors party knows about a dead end senate. there w...

>> we will have a resolution tomorrow instructing committees to have a replacement. i dont know that we need artificial deadlines set up for the committees to act. we expect them to act in an efficient way, allowing all of their members on their committees to be heard, both democrats and republicans. >> very interesting verbiage there, mr. boehner doesnt want artificial deadlines. doesnt want artificial deadlines. now, when it comes to the kitchen table in america, when it comes to americans dea...

Condition. that would be about 129 million people. that report was released today to "the washington post." conditions range from cancer and heart disease to things like asthma and even high blood pressure. >> republicans are dismissing those numbers as pr and they are beginning their debate on trying to repeal health care reform today. brianna keilar joins us from capitol hill now with more on the move. they are going forward with this. its likely to pass the house but then what? >> reporter: l...

That on the house floor. then well be seeing the vote on the actual repeal on wednesday. thursday well see a vote that is instructing committees to start replacing that legislation that would be repealed. now, this is interesting because this is sort of more the long-term strategy that i mentioned for republicans. maybe they find parts of the health care bill that they can try to defund, try to delay. there are certain parts that, you know, there are some democrats, maybe enough democrats even i...

Starting tomorrow. i cant wait. the tan man doesnt want, get this, any timetables. >> we will have a resolution tomorrow instructing committees to have a replacement. i dont know that we need artificial deadlines set up for the committees to act. we expect them to act in an efficient way, allowing all of their members on their committees to be heard, both democrats and republicans. >> very interesting verbiage there, mr. boehner doesnt want artificial deadlines. doesnt want artificial deadlines....

>> well have a resolution tomorrow instructing committees to have a replacement. i dont know that we need artificial deadlines set up for the committees to act. >> meaning theyve got nothing. with no replacement for the bill they repealed house committees will start drafting new measures for their government take over of health care tomorrow with instructions from the speaker to hand in homework whenever they damn well feel like it. marcia blackburn of tennessee meanwhile plans to introduce repl...

Get the senate to vote on repeal. cantor becoming an advocate for filibuster reform. >> ive got a problem with the assumption here that somehow the senate can be a place for legislation to go into a cul-de-sac or a dead end. i think the american people deserve to see a vote in the senate and the senate ought not be a place that legislation goes into a dead end. >> these are not the droids youre looking for. mr. cantors party knows about a dead end senate. there was a filibuster 136 times in 2009...