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Again when hes committed to something its going to get done. hes made no secret hes committed to reforming the health care system. youre going to see that process take place. were not going to get ahead of the legislative process. we expect there to be some changes. but we expect the principles and the main pillars of the health care bill to remain the same. >> it sounds like there could almost be wholesale changes here. and is it possible for the -- i know this is a little bit of hypothetical, ...

When hes committed to something, its going to get done. hes made no secret. hes committed to reforming the healthcare system. youll see that process take place. >> the main pillar that sarah huckabee sanders was talking about, quality healthcare, access to healthcare and a lower price and more consistencconsis. >> people are waiting to see in the next phase, the idea of going across state lines for your healthcare. well watch for that. what did the white house have to say about how the bill hand...

Done. hes made it no secret, hes committed to reforming the health care system. youre going to see that process take place. were not going to get ahead of the legislative process. we expect there to be some changes. we expect thears to remain the . >> it sounds like there will be wholesale changes. i know this is hypothetical, but if the senate makes substantial changes to what passed the house, will it get out of the congress? >> again, were focused on the big principles, lowering costs, creati...

Its typically done between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. local time. its often at noon. and what really happens is, the electors show up, show up to a room in the state capitol, and they produce two documents that get sent to washington. one of those documents basically says, yes, the governor certifies the popular election results, and that the electors who are voting are qualified individuals. and then the electors themselves actually sign a ballot which says this is who we pledge our electoral vote...

Whats your take? >> all of those are potentials and thats why leaders around the world are watching us very closely. you could have a fuse being lit which will not stop with egypt but have many other countries involved in the region and that could pose serious economic consequences for many other countries. so its potentially very dangerous. were looking at the poe for a humanitarian crisis because right now were watching people fleeing out of egiptd, americans and others. were also going to see...

With my panel. david chalian, first to you. let me play some sound before we chat on questions about the timeline, getting it through the senate and how hands-on the president plans to be. listen. >> is it fair to say this should be called trumpcare at this point? >> again, i said this yesterday. look, we are not focused on labels. what this president wants to be remembered for is not the name thats put on it but the person that got rid of obamacare and put a system in place that actually worked...

She came here to see that process take place firsthand. she was one of the six victims killed last saturday. after president obama spoke about her, so much of the nation is captivated by her story. so many people are watching the coverage of her funeral because they were so touched. of course, as you know, she was born on 9/11, so so many people can relate to the tragedy that day, the day she was born on, and of course the tragedy that took place here last saturday. many people reflecting on her...