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Expedience. >> congressman garrett, wouldnt it be smart, if this were somebody in a real world, not in politics, to say the republicans go meet for a week and take a look at the democratic bill. try to get a consensus on what they can live with, whether its preexisting conditions or portability, or throw in something like interstate competition, or something on tort reform and say, heres what we can go with. we can go with half your bill, were going to throw in another half as our version. or tw...

But you can get people covered through a series of tax deductions and credits and advancable credits. we have to solve the insurance challenges, you ought not lose your insurance if you change your job or lose your job. gregg: how about competitive state sales, would you advocate that? >> absolutely. gregg: cough rat not terminated due to illness? >> we ought to end the practice of preexisting illness and injury but do it through a way that allows people to pick the insurance they want, not the ...

Portability, or throw in something like interstate competition, or something on tort reform and say, heres what we can go with. we can go with half your bill, were going to throw in another half as our version. or two-thirds since you guys won the election and a third of or stuff. then were going to pass it because its better than what weve got. why dont people think like that? >> i dont know. i like just about everything you set right now. if you get the administration on after us and submit a ...

The momentum out of the august town hall meetings and so fa forth to try to capitalize on that message, they think they have really marked some territory here. >> mike, democrats, even among themselves -- its not just liberals versus conservatives or moderates. its house versus senate. and all of them against the white house. theres a lot of concern about the white house leadership on this. >> and there ought to be. republicans have done very effectively, i think, anectdotalily, is that theyve i...

There were people urging boris johnson to get rid of matt hancock on friday. what do we know, how much do we know about why that clearly didnt happen. we do we know about why that clearly didnt happen-— do we know about why that clearly didnt ha en. ~ ~ ., ., didnt happen. we know from looking back at how the _ didnt happen. we know from looking back at how the prime _ didnt happen. we know from looking back at how the prime minister - didnt happen. we know from looking back at how the prime m...

In saying they arent going to help republicans repeal this law -- excuse me, replace this law if they repeal it. it is setting up a massive showdown that will take place over the next six weeks, three months here on capitol hill. steph? >> all right. thank you. i want to bring back our panel. is this not president-elect trumps problem in a nutshell? were going it change it, do better, do away with it buchlt here you go, brother, what you are going to deliver? do republicans have a plan here? >> ...

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The same thing we have seen in the private sector, where workers are shouldering more of their health care costs. thats coming to union plans now, sort of breached a breaking point. and theyre really balking at making contributions that ordinary workers do. >> and some of the union plans are fairly complex. theres about 20 million unionized workers in so-called multiemployer plans. >> that means there is a single plan, but many employers contribute to it. >> thats right. so theyre fairly complex...

Faying. >> right, the same thing we have seen in the private sector where workers are shoulders more of their health care costs, thats coming to union plans now. its sort of reached a breaking point and theyre really balking at making contributions that ordinary workers do. >> and some of the union plans are fairly complex. theres about 20 million unionized workers in so-called multiemploy plarns. >> thats means theres a single plan but many employers crib to it. >> so theyre fairly complex. the...

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