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Could go a long way in agreeing to lean on those entities, those banks, which are making it easy, which are enabling north korea to carry on. >> as kristen mentioned, new sanctions on one of those banks just last week. jim, you wrote diplomacy is the best issue for resolving this. that, obviously, hasnt really worked before. why do you think it will work now? >> i think it did work during the agreed framework. if you look at a map that details north korea nuclear and missile test. you notice a b...

A place like this? they would be carried out on a stretcher, folks. id like to punch him in the face, i tell you. get him out. try not to hurt him. if you do, ill defend you in court, dont worry about it. >> so is this, brianna, just more of the same, or is this slightly different? clearly we shouldnt be surprised by it. >> well, i think we should get over this notion that the president is going to change or that hes going to be more presidential. hes 71 years old. if theres one thing that has b...

Meeting, because you can bet that vladimir putin even if he doesnt know the agenda has his own agenda and is preparing carefully for this meeting. obviously, syria is going to be a very major discussion about how the two countries can work together, maybe, to get some political situation going to end the crisis there. fighting isis. obviously, ukraine, north korea, big issues. the u.s. also has to start talking to russia about reduction of the nuclear arsenal. very serious issues on the table, a...

People are legally bound to certain people here in the states and how do you define that legality. this is taking place in other countries. what defines their rule of law with regards to marriage licenses, birth certificates, what have you. how are you going to keep those guidelines in the u.s. obviously, another question is who originated these guidelines, too? where in the state department did they come from and what press debit dcedent did they co? a lot of questions remain and well have to s...

Open area of investigation. >> this is in a sense the heart of the investigation. >> obviously, jackie, he seems to be very much on the same page as senator burr. >> and these two have been on the same page from the get-go. when the house was still going through their investigation, you turn to the senate and you can see something is going on. but what they are saying is this is still very early. as much as the trump administration wants to say this has been going on forever, thats not the case....

Senator. lets start with a couple of points. first of all, the deficit issue. i know you heard phil mattingly say senator mcconnell has money to play around with here to try to win people over. but the cbo says that the bill will cut the deficit by more than $320 billion. obviously, who knows, thats like throwing something against a wall, whether its actually true or not. but if it is, is it a good thing? >> of course you can cut the deficit if you cut coverage. if you destroy the safety net tha...

Protected, its not, obviously. 834 billion, and even worse in the second ten years. and the third is, that there would be universal coverage virtually. anybody who needed care would get it. we often dont go back audio of his. his said his beautiful health care plan would cover everyone. >> he did say that. a big week. up next, russias man in washington is heading back to moscow.

The medicaid expansion is not really sustainable for states. in california, under current law, by 2020, they would have to put up $2.2 billion for the state of californias share of obamacare, for the expansion. my state, $310 million. really a big chunk of change for our state, which is relatively state. so under current law, medicaid is not sustainable. it has to be fixed for the states themselves and also for the patients. >> do you have a sense of when youre going the make a decision? >> im w...

Medicaid. from a number of early analysis, the senate bill seems to limit medicaid over the years. >> couple things. if someone gets off medicaid on to private insurance, that can be a good thing. so first, some of those patients going off medicaid will go on private insurance. secondly, what is poorly understood, under current law, the medicaid expansion is not really sustainable for states. one example, in california, under current law, by 2020, theyd have to put up $2.2 billion for the state ...

House democrats. but some of those colleagues were meeting behind closed doors to discuss forcing her out. new york congresswoman kathleen rice, who went public calling for pelosis ouster this week, hosted a dozen democrats to strategize. but a defiant pelosi making it clear shes not going anywhere. >> i think im worth with the obviously, frankly. i love the fray. i know im not disrespect will f of peoples views. i respect any opinion that members have. but my decision about how long i stay is n...