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>> but is this the issue -- is this the issue thats going to appeal to that base that you were just mentioning? i want to put up this kizer family foundation poll. 53% in this poll say they support single payer. 43% say they oppose it. neither support nor opposition firm in this particular poll. the poll finds the publics attitude on single payer are quite malleable and some people could change their opinions after hearing arguments that come up in a national debate. could it be overstating enth...

Letting them buy into it, thats a much more gradual and less disruptive thing than what bernie sanders is proposing. i think it would be much smarter politically for democrats to do that. remember all the who-ha and turmoil created by president obama saying, if you like your health care plan, if you like your doctor, you can keep it. people take health care very seriously, very personally. once i start telling you your employer-sponsored insurance is gone and youre going to additionist going to ...

Manufacturing jobs that are probably never coming back. what about making the booming technology industry accessible to more people. we need it all on the table. >> when you talk about reform, thats the difference. you mentioned the reagan tax reform. thats not what donald trump is proposing. he is proposing a single tax cut rit now. that is not the broad reaching reform that, a, he promised or that, b, needs to happen so that people really feel theyre seeing change. >> which, d, is hard to do. ...

Donald trump is proposing. id say do what george bush did in 2003 when he came out with a tax holiday that allowed for multinational companies, those that -- american companies that make money overseas and they get taxed overseas, give them a one-time, 2.5%, which is what george w. bush did. give them to bring that money over here -- >> neil: are you comfortable as a conservative going in to bigger deficits? maybe adding to debt before you get some revenue from the tax cuts years down the road? ...

Because trump feeds on overreaction. i remember about a year ago when then nominee donald trump were amazed by how little he understood the concept of article 1 of the constitution and the specific powers of congress. i think a lot of them are going to be sitting there wanting to know, hey, is donald trump actually going to be talking to us, is he going to be working with us, is he looking to provide us guidance, is he going to cut our tires, is he going to kneecap us on all of this? were in a v...

There is no tax reform. not just not pass, not even propose. and you can really sense the uneasy -- >> theres not a one-sheeter. theres not three bullets to put on my screen on my show to say this is what the white house is proposing. >> exactly. as a result, all of these congressional republicans are holding their fire. theyre being pounded at the town hall meetings but cant turn around and say, well, this is what we plan to do because apparently they havent gotten the call from the white house...

Now one element of this is that mr. price held on to shares in that medical device company even after that bill was introduced last year. but now that hes poised to become health and human services secretary, if hes confirmed by the senate, hes now promising to divest from that company. a sign he recognizes the conflicts of interest that it could present if you continue to hold on to that stock. donald trump has tapped tom price to be the top man on the hill to replace obama care but a number of...

Years to help manage these issues. heres the thing, is that in the next 15 years, youre probably going to have 8 million fewer veterans in the united states because of world war ii, korean, and vietnam era. that going to lead to a large number of veterans leaving the va system unfortunately as a result of just natural life cycles. so you are going to have a much smaller patient pool for the va anyways. you have patients leaving the system. so what do you have to do? you have to reform the system...

Worried to say the least. joining us live this morning is andrew stevens from hong kong. andrew, this would be the biggest world trade deal in history. now it is almost dead. im sure people in china are relishing over the dominance in that region of the world. >> reporter: i dont know if relishing is the word. chinese have put out a statement saying they believe in the big multilateral trade deals. they worry about the fragmentation as they call it of trade deals which is what donald trump is pr...

President, i think, understands in all likelihood, that democrats and maybe with himself as one of them, are going to end up in a position of intense opposition to many of the things donald trump is proposing. in fact, the president does agree many of the things that donald trump proposed are outside of the bounds of the usual political debate. i think he also recognizes both, a, that people do want you to give a hering to a new president and, b, if you get into a position of -- if you ultimatel...