do this, what s going to be happening. chris, go ahead. here s the fundamental problem. you can sit there and pretend and imagine, you know, there is some health care fairy that s going to provide health care coverage to everyone for nothing and it s going to be really affordable and perfect. that is not going to happen and it is not going to happen in a piece of legislation that was not only not scored by the cbo on purpose, that was not even given to legislators early enough so they can read to see what the consequences were of this potential bill on purpose. the reason is because this was all about politics. you know, speaker ryan wanted to win. trump wanted a win. here s the problem, it s the american people who had health care under obamacare that are going to be improved. can the bill be improved? absolutely. this is not about making it better. this is about making it worse.
fixing things like trump said he was going to. they very much need to communicate better. because we need to know what their plans are. we need to know what are you replacing it with. are you just going to take it away and not give us something in return or are you going to take away and give us something equal or better that is affordable to the people that need the insurance. reporter: now, there has been much talk about the build up and pushing of this bill. donald trump visited only one state to tout this health care replacement bill, that was last week when he visited kentucky. and if you look at town halls, most of the town halls that senators and congressmen and women had around the country actually took place before this bill was introduced. and in a lot of places like here in kansas, there was no such town recall for people to ask questions to express their doubts, concerns. adam thierer: wishes for this potential bill. i spent the last two weeks over in places like loui
which was among the major concerns among trump voters here was affordability. that exact very point. when you go around talking to these people, they said let s go and take it through that process and air this out and get a little bit better understanding of what potential bill would do. you know, donald trump only had one public event, and that was in kentucky in which he actually touted the health care bill. here in kansas their two u.s. senators haven t had a town hall. their congressman hasn t had a to hal you go across the united states. not my people outside. a few congressmen and lindsey graham have actually had a bill within the last three weeks since that initial bill was put up to the public. talking about the politics and fascinated, i guess, by the politics, it s easy to forget that there are people across the country that are worrying about what this means for them. what kind of reaction have you picked up. how many people do you think are feeling about the prospects of
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are you kidding me with that? no, it doesn t make a whole lot of sense. the guy almost died. head first in all those digested twinkies all night. don t come on. leave the twinkies alone. cheerios back in the news. i think we told you about this. that was good. they introduced a peanut butter flavor. but now parents whose kids have peanut allergies are upset because of the way they look. kids take cheerios to school in their little baggies and all this and if they get mixed up you could have a very bad reaction. in fact, one kid, a first grader in virginia died last week after a friend shared a peanut with her on the playground. i can understand as a parent. and look at that. kids are just grabbing the bag. they re running around at the park. exactly. be careful with the cheerios, folks. meet me in st. louis but make sure your dogs and cats are spayed and neutered. they re proposing this potential bill, the alderman, to require that all cats and dogs are spayed and n