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Let's get to the senate and work harder over there to do what we told the voters we would do. >> neil: as i understand it, it allows states to open out of the insurance regulations within the affordable care act. give them some freedom here. you're free not to offer some health benefits that are included right now. again, up to the states, what have you. wouldn't some moderate colleagues of yours look at that and say that's not going to fly with me? so in order to win over you guys, you have lost the moderates? >> we'll see. i don't think so. in this bill, there's $115 billion in this bill to ...

Numbers sound astronomical. billions if not trillions of dollars and they cost us a lot personally. as we're welcoming the new year, 2017, our resolutions, i want to encourage people to make it their health the number one priority. >> we said diabetes is at the top. i don't want to misrepresent what's going on here because cancer should be. it's $115 billion a year but the study devids it up into the. different categories of cancer, but if you add them all up cancer would be tops. >> absolutely. bring up a good point. >> always great to see you. happy new year. >> thank you. happy new year. ...

Because for too long it has been that's the price. let's just pay it. now they are shopping around and looking for a better deal. >> have you seen something like this before? >> no. he is wielding all that authority right now. she kissed your cheeks and you can see the red marks. if you were donald trump and wanted to rain in the costs wouldn't you look at that program that said there's $115 billion, wouldn't that be more effective? >> who is to say he is not going to do that anyway? >> he'll do it my way. >> you know, ultimately for the

Brothers father built an empire that expanded rapidly. it is the second largest private corporation in america selling not just oil but everything from carpets to toilet paper. 115 billion in annual revenue makes the corporation bigger than disney. recent estimates pegs their worth at at least a hundred billion and making them tied for the sixth richest man on the planet but add their wealth together and they are number one. here to tell us more about them is david schulman a senior editor of washington bureau of mother jones magazine and is the author of this book. let me ask you this. as we ...

National urban league and former mayor of my city, new orleans, joel berg, the executive director of the new york city coalition against hunger, and ovit roy, a senior fellow at the manhattan institute. i want to ask amy quickly, if you have a sense of whether or not the issue here is the left and the right disagree that there is a problem or if the left and the right simply disagree about the solution to the problem, because the latter to me feels appropriate in a democracy but first feels like climate change denialism, that there is no inequality problem. >> i don't even think this is a left...