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There are 5, 6, 7, 8,000. this isnt insurance, this is a rip off. >> if people didnt have plasma televisions, so be it. were talking about the health care of this nation. if we simply ripped down obamacare today, you would have 20 million people without a plan. is this not the perfect time for real bipartisanship? lets take the plan we had. >> the president didnt want to do bipartisan. >> hillary clinton has said we need to improve on it. >> oh, come on. hillary clinton wants to do as she said i...

List, governor of south carolina, she did conduct herself with a lot of class, after the charleston killings, tried to bring her state together and just recently she wasnt afraid to speak out against donald trump. >> nice list for 2016. >> bernie sanders, for a slightly different reason. from steve. not because of his personal seven sart. after all hes a guy who honeymooned in the soviet union. as lindsey graham said, and never returned. but because he spoke truth in advertising, where the democ...

Obamacare is the first step toward single-payer, that horrible thing. thats true i think. eventually, were going to have to rationalize this insane health care system that we have now with its got medicare over here medicaid over there and obamacare over here and private insurance over there. and everybody -- if youre a patient, if you actually use any of these services you know what a nightmare it is. the forms, the bills, the co-pays, all of this stuff. at some point, rationalizing this whole ...

Medicare for all model was the true way to go. he wants single-payer. this isnt left enough for him. >> truly we are impacted based on the fact that people are being dropped and all the regulations insurance companies would have to follow will fall through and not be able to cover the millions out there. some think we are on path to what michael moore is alluding to there. hes saying they missed the mark. instead of blaming the insurance companies for overcharging those with cancer, the administ...

Care proposal, juan, the chances of it coming up in what context rand how much impact will it have with voters? >> remember what were talking about here in this discussion i think are primary voters, jamie. so were talking about how democrats vi you looked at the s falling poll numbers in recent weeks it is in large part in response to the fact that they think he is the smartest guy in the room but how could you screw up in the rollout of obama care so badly knowing it is your legacy item. i thi...

Important part about your intro of those polls, for now. it is a little bit of a guilty pleasure to talk about the 2016 right now. like the 37 hershey kisses i had this week, preresolution we can talk all we want about 2016. obamacare will be interesting. on the republican side there will be some jockeying for position and already has been how to best oppose obamacare. how to best come up with a system that might work instead of obamacare. and i think the key for republicans is going to be how t...

Numbers like washington states, eight times as many young people signed up for medicaid rather than private health insurance. it is not about getting young people involved in this policy. it is about getting young people involved in private health insurance perhaps to balance out the market. are we even missing the story here? it is not just about getting them, but getting them in the right place. >> what were miss something better plan to begin with, single-payer, medicare for all would have wo...

All democratic votes, i should add. i think it was better in its early phases on the energy and commerce committee, where i served on the health subcommittee, when it was bipartisan, and maybe in hindsight, it would have been better to put it in pieces, but i dont think this experiment is over. the rollout has been a mess. it is hopefully better today. but will matter is in six months or whatever the right time frame is, will there be enough people across the spectrum from sick to healthy in the...

All democratic votes, i should add. i think it was better in its early phases on the energy and commerce committee, where i served on the health subcommittee, when it was bipartisan, and maybe in hindsight, it would have been better to put it in pieces, but i dont think this experiment is over. the rollout has been a mess. it is hopefully better today. but will matter is in six months or whatever the right time frame is, will there be enough people across the spectrum from sick to healthy in the...

The good guy. youve got to be the peace-maker, full-on jimmy carter. all youve got to say is, look, i know theyre having problems, i originally supported single-payer, but president obama took a republican plan made by the republican heritage foundation, implemented by a republican massachusetts governor, upheld by republican supreme court, and a year from now, i predict it will have helped one of the republicans at this table. >> valuable advice. no question about it. now, what if -- what if yo...