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Party between conservatives and moderates. >> the central focus needs to be on lowering premiums. the current draft doesnt do nearly enough to fix that problem. >> i have so many fundamental problems with the bill that its difficult for me to see how any tinkering is going to be satisfy my fundamental and deep concerns. >> multiple senators voicing concern over this attack ad commissioned by a pro trump super pack against vulnerable republican senator dean heller because hes against the senate b...

The exchanges. the most important thing the republican bill does is it massively cuts medicaid funding which would push millions off medicaid. that has nothing to do with the exchanges whatsoever. its a massive bait and switch. you have a republican leadership, which has always been hostile to the notion of medicaid and is using the trumped up claim that the exchanges are collapsing as a way to do something theyve been wanting to do for decades, which is reduce spending on medicaid because they ...

Nevada. im wondering if that was the right thing to do or if it just ticked off a whole lot of senators and they should have never done it. >> its a lot different dynamic in the senate than the house. i actually thought during the house negotiations some tactics like that might be useful in the freedom caucus. and paul ryan has a little bit more cushion to work with than mcconnell does in the senate. hellers not really all that big of a moderate. hes a pretty conservative guy. he once voted for ...

Until you buy insurance after having a period that youre uninsured. and a mandate in the senate bill because they lock you out of buying insurance for six months if you miss a few payments. so, just because the mandate is in a different place doesnt mean it still exists. people know that if they choose not to buy insurance and they get sick, theyre not going to be able to buy it under the senate republican plan. so, theres still a mandate in the senate bill, just different in form than the one t...

In its current form. now everyone has been above board that this is a draft, there are changes could be made. at least conservatives, you see all five of them there. first four folks on the screen from the conservative side of the ledger. theyve said almost to a person that all they want to do is talk about it, make adjustments, and they can still potentially vote for this bill. the fifth one, dean heller, a senator from nevada, he has the toughest re-election of any republican coming up next ye...

Not say whether he supports. this is the republican thelt carol bill. evgenia he h >> he had gotten to the election without taking a position on it. im sure he found it frustrating to have that interfered with. he has a bit of a reputation for being a hot head. this guy ran for governor six months ago and lost to the incumbent democrat. hed run up fairly substantial negatives to that point. so, i think republicans were not thrilled about this candidate to begin with. the "the new york times" is ...

Broken. and you wonder, does he have respect for how they work? im sure it has people inside the intelligence community worried. i mean steve fineberg, extraordinarily successful guy. doesnt have experience with the intelligence community. but there is one positive -- i shouldnt say there is one positive -- there is one thing of note. if the question is, is he a lifetime trumper, will simply follow president trump and do as he wishes -- when he hear from people like kellyanne conway who say im h...

What do you think of the violence and nastiness? >> i didnt condone that. i dont think thats okay. what is happening with a lot of these citizens, theyre organizing organic groups, like you cited. theyre going to these town halls and trying to be loud. quite frankly taking a page out of the tea party book. something that senator scott brown knows about from 2010. thats whats happening. theyre trying to address issues theyre concerned about like the aca repeal and other items. >> neil: what do yo...

In from foreign governments. this is a serious problem and walter shaub has announced a position that is the same as mine and many other experts in the field, that the president need to divest. and the fact that walter shaub gave $250 to democrats, thats irrelevant. every civil servant has the first amendment right to donate to political campaigns just as apparently the koke brothers have a right to assemble enormous super pacs and that is what is going on in our system. and those small donors h...

Country, and that case is korimatsu versus united states which upheld the constitutionality which upheld the internment of japanese americans in internment camps. despite the universal condemnation of the courts ruling, this past november, carl higby, a spokesman for a pro trump super pack and surrogate for president-elect trump cited that case as precedent for a program which would require muslims in the united states to register with the government. here are my questions. first, would you supp...