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States that are obviously having problems with the way that obamacare is structured. the question is whether or not this plan will fix it. there are a lot of people who are worried about pre-existing conditions. a lot of people concerned about affordability. that $8 billion that a lot of republicans have touted. independent analysis after analysis have shown thats not going to cover the gap that there will be in pre-existing conditions. what do you say to your constituents? >> i would agree if i...

Quote a certain very talented legal mind who was the one responsible for saying that on television. i didnt make an opinion on it. that was a statement made by a very talented lawyer on fox, and so you shouldnt be talking to me. you should be talking to fox. >> anyway, fox news wouldnt cover for him. shepard smith responded to president trumps attempt to pass blame. lets watch him. >> fox news cannot confirm judge napolitanos commentary. fox news knows of no evidence of any kind that the now pre...

Donald trump, right? >> absolutely. it has been 19 days since that fox debate. cnn has debated this almost as close as fox. because of the attack and then attack megyn kelly again last night. were still talking about it. really interesting, they found video of trump talking to megyn kelly in 2011. this was back when she had moderated a debate earlier in the season. and trump was going to be a moderator. for a weird period of time. it never happened. here is what emabout megyn kelly. >> i think i...

Is there a corner about to be turned? >> i think so. i think the more americans who are participating in these exchanges, the more persons who have insurance and realize they no longer have lifetime caps and are realizing some of the benefits they have in their insurance, i think it will become more popular. but, look, the challenge has always been that the focus has been on the uninsured. 85% of americans had insurance, so it was viewed by those 85%, even though they were the recipients of enor...

Become more popular. but, look, the challenge has always been that the focus has been on the uninsured. 85% of americans had insurance, so it was viewed by those 85%, even though they were the recipients of enormously valuable new benefits under the affordable care act, their view is this was a program for someone else. and you know, that is what has held down the popularity of this program. it was more like a social welfare program for someone else. when, in fact, it gives greater security to e...

Politics. is there a corner about to be turned? >> i think so. i think the more americans who are participating in these exchanges, the more persons who have insurance and realize they no longer have lifetime caps and are realizing some of the benefits they have in their insurance, i think it will become more popular. but, look, the challenge has always been that the focus has been on the uninsured. 85% of americans had insurance, so it was viewed by those 85%, even though they were the recipien...

>> david, there was always a theory of the case of passing health care, that it was going to be hard, but both substantiative good, for all the reasons you have enunciated, but also politically good. theres this famous bill kristol memo back from the clinton wars, who says defeating president clintons health care proposal, and he writes about how important is it for a republican future to not allow democrats to have this. david fromme on march 2010 entitled his piece about passing waterloo. what...

Were seeing consolidation in the insurance market place with more monopolistic behavior. premiums are going up for the most part for most people. and the problem is i think, even with the coverage expansion, were seeing our emergency rooms being flooded, because the coverage oftentimes is not leading to a meaningful doctor/patient relationship. and after 30 years of experience in medicine, im really concerned about these trends. >> obviously, there are some issues here that have to do with the n...

Deep concerns about whats happening right now. were seeing consolidation in the insurance market place with more monopolistic behavior. premiums are going up, for the most part, for most people. and the problem is, i think, even with the coverage expansion, were seeing our emergency rooms being flooded, because the coverage oftentimes is not leading to a meaningful doctor/patient relationship. and after 30 years of experience in medicine, im really concerned about these trends. >> obviously, the...

Plunging to the lowest level in recent memory. 81% of people according to a recent poll actually have obamacare plans say they are satisfied with it. the cost projections are $142 billion less than the cost projections. the republicans, if youre going to repeal, youve got to come up with an alternative, and people have been waiting, and waiting and looking and it hasnt been delivered. >> i think thats a fair criticism. and i think we were preparing in the event that the court ruled adversely wit...