so she s doing her level best to make it look like she s a regular american woman. weem will have to read it. jeff, thank you very much. coming up here in the senate, might have a deal on a promise of a potential bill that could be unveiled today. we had a very good meeting this morning. and i believe our group has come together on an approach. i would add this was the most positive meeting we have had. everyone in that room understands the issues right now. and that doesn t always happen when a big thing comes up at the last minute. ouren friend casey hunt following all of this from capitol hill. this was the week they were suppose d to get this done. what do we know about this bill? and more bodily about the sense of optimism that anything does get resolved immediately on
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it legal. and there is some dispute behind the scenes about whether or not the atf could actually make this change. that s what the nra is asking for. that s what moderate republicans are asking for in a letter to the aft. what carlos curbelo is talking about is a potential bill. he also in the interview talked about how if you tried to do more than just specifically ban these devices, the thing will fall apart fast, the bill and the risk with any piece of gun control legislation. that is why we haven t seen a lot of action from congress in the wake of previous shootings. it s very difficult to get a consensus on this. and the longer it takes winding its way through congress, the more potential pitfalls there are for that kind of legislation. and the nra right now is not calling for the kind of bill that carlos curbelo is talking about. the question is, is something better than nothing? like this and everything else we are covering today ain t going away any time soon. don t miss h
nobody leaves until the white smoke goes up the chimney. you re schooled in this clearly. if you talk to doctors on the line, and nurses on the line every day in hospitals, costs, something that we ve been talking about with regard to the legislation, is second to them. access to health care is first to them. what does this potential bill in the senate do for the elderly, the poor, and the truly ill in terms of access to health care? well, obviously it reduces it normal enormously. the people that come off, that s loss of access. they don t have the money to buy it. the medicaid money isn t available to pay for it, so they lose access. i think to the question of getting people in the room. the problem is the two parties are at polar opposites of what they think a health care plan should look like. and the problem in the democratic party at the moment is they re likely to adopt a single payer model as their