previously uninsured have gained coverage. it will reduce the deficit. you have no other program and have presented none. you have not shown us anything that is an alternative to this measure. we have concerns as to what your plant is for people to be insured. we will you spend all your time in the 56 times we have tried to repeal the act. people from having insurance, now you come and argue that those have been insured, you want to take it away. i want to stand here and watch that. i will yield. this is the. again, we are the rules committee. i made reference to this word submit as opposed to report. that had to be redrafted. we have a new version which removes the word submit. this is how this bill is being put together. if their if their is anything my friends on the other side of the aisle should be clear about is how to write a bill to repeal the affordable care act and here we are with yet another version of the self executed amendment being dropped on us. it goes to
good, that i can tell you. we were able to get them testi testing, and including filling up their stockpiles, which really they should have had do done. we ve made a lot of governors feel very good and that s frankly good because it s good for our country. sandra: chief correspondent john roberts joining us now from the north line on this tuesday morning. for weeks now the president and white house officials have been saying that the federal government will lay out guidelines for the states to follow in terms of reopening, and yesterday in a situation room teleconference with the nation s governors the president again reiterating that idea saying the reopening s will be left to the governors to implement as they see fit. but the government s stance ready to assist if necessary. each state has given us a plan for what they believe they need for protecting purposes. we ve been able to sit down, and to ensure that we have enough testing for the federal government to come i
the 1237 needed to win the scored four out of five victories. and bernie sanders in rhode island. the two front runner as dressed supporters tonight. first up, donald trump. we re going to have our country back. we re going to make america great again. and i just want to tell you from five states i am so honored so thank you very much. hillary clinton outlined her mission for america during her victory speech. their approach is not going to build in america where we increase opportunity for decrease inequality. so we want america to be in the future business. and that is why i want you to imagine a tomorrow where instead of building walls we re making it work. likely that americans will be part of a prosperous, inclusive, decent society. and there you have it. all of us had a chance to be on tv tonight except for you, greg. well, i had food poisoning. i spent a lot of time. i just want to thank the makers of immodium for aallowing me to be here. we knew trump was goin
mike. very heavy turnout. the jump in johnson county, massive turnout. they did have a computer problem earlier in the day. the inspector in johnson counties it slowed down the process of in-taking people and getting them a ballot, did not impact the integrity of the vote. we heard people complain about long lines, that is because of massive turpout. it has been this way all through early voting, he anticipates the numbers this time will absolutely eclipse the turnout numbers from the 2016 general election. candidates have been laying low. mike braun was encouraging republicans to text friends and get out the vote. senator joe donnelly, incumbent, posted a phone number for people to call if they need a ride to get to the polls. people in johnson county say politics this race have been primary topics of conversation just about every social setting, they say it is not about braun or donnelly, this is revved revvrevved referendum on donald trump. neil: hotly contested race
Another, i m trying to be clear. what would it take for you to say, all right, things are better than they have been. wages could go at stronger clip and inflation, most certainly could, you are right about that. but the trend is your friend right now for union members, for those who, many of whom attend rallies where donald trump speaks. what did they see that apparently you do not? well, look, they ll tell me if that is the case, if they want to endorse him, they will. we went to our members in ohio. we ve had a conversation with them. 50% of those that voted for donald trump have told us they are voting for richard coregray and sherard brown, 50% of the people that voted for donald trump. apparently his argument hasn t persuaded them. they know richard coregray is better than dwine, and sherard brown will spic up for them, they are voting for them.