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Consensus that obama won on the issue of the right to health care, particularly people with expensive pre-existing conditions. and that has to be socialized. what happens in obamacare is that the young and healthy subsidize it by paying outrageous premiums. thus, the young dont sign up and have to be coerced, take the penalty on the whole system is in free fall because the young and healthy arent going to sign up for deals that are lousy. what the proposal does from cruz is that it ends up being...

Rates in these communities of color. you will always see them come out for an officer that actually created -- committed to an act of misconduct against a citizen. they will never come forward for the crime rate in these particular communities. steve: who are you talking about? what groups. >> just nationally. take into consideration black lives matter, for example, i have yet to see them present or introduce a panacea to the violence in these communities. but they are very quick to come out whe...

Issuer, insurance company providing coverage. there will be counties across the country that wont have any insurance company providing coverage. you have premiums going up, deductibles going up. folks with no care. what are our friends on the other side of the aisle from a republican, democrat perspective saying to those challenges? why arent they coming to the table to help out? >> i would love your response to that, maam. >> first of all when the affordable care act was passed, nobody thought ...

Police departments that they may be prosecuting a member of, if you take it outside the prosecutorial conduct or misconduct for that matter becomes another issue and really takes it out of in many ways a subjective political analysis toward an objective pursuit of justice. >> yeah, i think that special prosecutors would be helpful, but i dont believe its a panacea and i dont think it is an answer in dealing holistically with the issues that we face. i think it is an important step as we talk abo...

Hopefully in under 60 seconds. >> you were able to reduce to a numerical a quantitative score whether gerrymandering crossed a line in a particular state, is that it in a nutshell? >> thats the key to the second prong of the test. it asks whether the math has shown a large and durable discriminatory effect. >> well -- >> i can go -- >> i hope its successful. my cards are on the table. i think that gerrymandering needs to be reigned in, both parties have done it, theyve done it for a long, long t...

Jufr justification for the large endurable partisan effect weve seen. thats what weve seen in under 60 seconds. >> you are able to reduce to numerical a quantitative score whether gerrymandering has crossed the line in a particular state. is that it in a nutshell? >> thats the key to the second prong of the test. it asks whether the map has shown a large and durable discriminatory effect. >> well, i hope youre successful. look, my cards are on the table. i think that gerrymandering needs to be r...

Just last week, in san diego, d.e.a. seized 100 pounds of fentanyl. thats about 20 million potentially lethal doses. >> thats a remarkable. thats 100 times the bust -- sorry to interrupt you. but thats 100 times the size of the bust that i saw on the ground in ohio. >> absolutely and here in arizona, we seized 100 pounds of fentanyl as well. so those are 20 million potentially lethal doses that weve taken outfit streets so d.e.a. is doing our part. were going to go after these guys and arrest th...

Experience in this. and what theyre talking about, if they had messaged it properly and explained it properly and not conflated it as if it was some panacea for stopping terrorism, if they had simply said these particular countries on this suspension -- and they lost their battle when they lost the ability to call it a visa suspension -- >> yeah. >> theyre failed states, essentially. theres no infrastructure. if you dont have the ability to go and use databases, for example, or some type of infr...

We probably need to consider this. >> can you unspin this spin? >> no. no, you cant walk this dog back now. because now what theyve done is theyve allowed this discussion to kind of morph into the travel ban, its going to keep us safe. well, you know, yes. i mean, it would be nice, if were vetting people, but its not a panacea for the problem of counterterrorism, but it is an element of it, and it would be worthwhile pursuing, but i think theyve lost the argument here. >> errol, kind of undermin...

Continuity of government conversation. theres the political national security conversation which is if the u.s. is a leader and withdraws from this, does it create a vacuum where other people, other nations, now that this pact is reality, whether or not it was advisable at the time, does it create a space for china to move forward as the leader? does it create a space for the eu to kind of gang up and build more force up against the united states, so theres sort of strategic considerations that ...