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Everything. the government has to approve certain procedures and processes and you have to get supplemental care, supplement d, b, c, a in order to fill in the big gaps medicare has. if people really started understanding what medicare does and doesnt cover and the fact is now you are wholly on the lamb of what the government wants you to have its stateism. most people dont fully understand that nor do they get its a $33 trillion expense over the next 10 years. thats as much as the annual entire...

And theres nothing else that ties the whistleblower. and jim comey and andrew mccabe and sally yates and all the other people who either through congressional testimony or through disclosures that jeopardized their careers, their legal standing and their reputations have been sounding for two and a half years now. >> yeah. the whole notion of this fragile experiment called american democracy makes certain assumptions. our founding fathers didnt envision this level of corruption and obstruction e...

Conversations are the -- are usually in the intelligence community. what former intelligence officials said to me is thats how high the bar. >> correct. but you can -- >> but they didnt intend for us to be having this conversation. >> no. but you can also see a future. maybe not. but you can see an instance down the road where a bureaucrat who is privy to these calls feels like its an urgent critical matter and then you have a much more complicated decision to make about whether to blow the whis...

Cost a very important person their job. josh, i cant think of a better day to talk about your book. you specifically talk about the need for independent oversight of federal agencies like the fbi. sounds great except look at the situation were this today where an independent watchdog agency gets overruled and we dont even know why. >> right. this is a stress test on this institution and the processes in a way that we havent seen. we know that the president comes in as a disrupter, someone who is...

That 2 wasnt important enough to get to congress. >> tell me what it is like -- the president is on the phone. set the stage. who gets to listen? are they listening in, are they seeing transcripts in how does it work is this by the presidents tweet, hes like please, of course i know people are listening. why would i say something. well, you might forget that if you are actually leaning back on a phone call by yourself without anyone standing near you. like, you know, we often forget we have a ho...

Editying. an editors decision? >> were a team at "the new york times." we have lots of processes for these stories so i hesitate to say it that way but there was an oversight made and it was corrected as quickly as possible. >> also controversy about a tweet "the new york times" sent out. this was about the debbie ramirez experience. this one did come up. this one was that she said it was during a dorm party that brett kavanaugh exposed himself and actually sort of thrusts his crotch unclothes i...

Up. at least lewandowski is showing up. the democrats will have to vote on contempt in the committee, vote on contempt in the full house of representatives, and then begin the legal process in the district court, in the circuit court. we are talking about these legal processes taking months, not weeks, and thats whats going on now. >> jeffrey toobin. good to have you on this morning. >> good to see you both. day two of a massive general motors strike with no end in sight. well talk with two gm...

>> we asked again about the advanced manufacturing funneled. apple is really getting into making sure that their american suppliers have the support that they need to create the products that they need to put into their devices and also support american jobs. take a listen to what jeff williams had to say about that. >> the focus of the fund when we launched it, the focus was on improving technologies, advancing innovation and manufacturing processes. and trying to sustain and push the kind of j...

Country of less than 5 million people. and we dont have a constitution. we dont have a second amendment. so we dont actually have those sets of so-called in aable rights. we can understand the complexities of the processes that you have to go through. but i think what happened here is the government moved extremely quickly. as i said, it was a unanimous vote but won in the house of representatives. so i think the ability to move quickly, which is something that clearly is more easily attainable ...

Forest you dont mistake on fire live acoustic on match day full. hello im christine with a welcome to the program. pro-democracy processes in hong kong have defied a police baton and taken to the streets once again police reportedly had to break up some place faced as with water cannons and tear gas thousands are still marching through a downtown hong kong shopping district some demonstrators carried american flags 44 international support in the pro-democracy campaign hundreds of people gathere...