Game. and that s a phrase that then senator barack obama used, back in 2005 during this fight, that if this can be done, if just in the middle of a regular week, the senate can call to order and say, you know what, we re changing the rules today, then, really, it is just a body that is governed by the whims of the moment. well, we need to have the restraint. i mean, as you know, senator merkley and senator harkin and others, we have called for changes in the rules at the beginning of a congress, and then looking at them for every congress. and so i think you shouldn t be doing this on a frequent basis, but we hit the wall. i mean, this was a level of dysfunction and a level of obstruction and delay. you know, the constitution says advise and consent. it doesn t say obstruction and delay. what we re really focusing on is making sure that we come back to democracy. that s what this is all about. back to democracy, senator tom udall, thank you for your time tonight. thank you.
Side, which i think has a little more bite to it than the objection on the filibuster was something amazing. the idea of essentially changing the rules in the middle of the game. and that s a phrase that then senator barack obama used, back in 2005 during this fight, that if this can be done, if just in the middle of a regular week, the senate can call to order and say, you know what, we re changing the rules today, then, really, it is just a body that is governed by the whims of the moment. well, we need to have the restraint. i mean, as you know, senator merkley and senator harkin and others, we have called for changes in the rules at the beginning of a congress, and then looking at them for every congress. and so i think you shouldn t be doing this on a frequent basis, but we hit the wall. i mean, this was a level of dysfunction and a level of obstruction and delay. you know, the constitution says advise and consent. it doesn t say obstruction and delay. what we re really focusing
Senator barack obama used, back in 2005 during this fight, that if this can be done, if just in the middle of a regular week, the senate can call to order and say, you know what, we re changing the rules today, then, really, it is just a body that is governed by the whims of the moment. well, we need to have the restraint. i mean, as you know, senator merkley and senator harkin and others, we have called for changes in the rules at the beginning of a congress, and then looking at them for every congress. and so i think you shouldn t be doing this on a frequent basis, but we hit the wall. i mean, this was a level of dysfunction and a level of obstruction and delay. you know, the constitution says advise and consent. it doesn t say obstruction and delay. what we re really focusing on is making sure that we come back to democracy. that s what this is all about. back to democracy, senator tom udall, thank you for your time tonight. thank you. joining me now, senator tim
But there is a lot of evidence to show that when people get paid higher minimum wage you re talking low income people. they tend to spend every buck they make. and when they do that and they re buying locally, they re shopping locally. it helps the local economy a great deal when you raise the minimum wage. senator harkin, i hope you re successful in that effort and thank you for your work in the senator. thanks, karen. next, randitis. it s a medical condition most known for the thinning of one s skin. i m paging you, dr. paul. many cereals say they re good for your heart, but did you know there s a cereal that s recommended by doctors? it s post shredded wheat. recommended by nine out of ten doctors to help reduce the risk of heart disease. post shredded wheat is made with only one ingredient: one hundred percent whole grain wheat, with no added sugar or salt. try adding fruit for more health benefits and more taste in your bowl. it s the ideal way to start your heart health
Assistance with the navigators and the new law signing up, it s a fact 17 states have made it harder or impossible for navigators to meet with people who need their help. according to the commonwealth fund. now, i m honored to be joined by someone who knows the facts better than anyone, it s iowa senator tom harkin, who is chairman of the senate health committee. nice to be with you, karen, thank you. so i want to start, you had quite a moment this week where, senator, you pointed out and helped to dispel one of the biggest complaints that we hear from conservatives or from those forces opposing the affordable care act with the excuse that they don t want to have to pay for maternity care costs. can you tell us a little about that? well, yeah. we heard, you know, some of the republicans were complaining they got one person who said, well, i ve got to pay maternity coverage, but my husband and i, we re too old, we re not having