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Public at large has changed or a he says after using e-cigarettes glimmer of a sign that any for more than a year and a half. republican senate is closer. listen. >> the doctor said that my lungs >> those two factors which were that of a 70-year-old's. clearly weigh on the speakers mind haven't changed. what has changed is a growing so it was scary to think about number inside her caucus. she does pay attention to that. it's not just the quantity. that, that little device did it's the make up of who is that to my lungs. calling for impeachment. >> there have also been at least so we haven't se...

>> mmm-hmm. >> and, of course, lowering costs in prescription drugs. >> right. >> so he's shown himself to be out of the step with the district and he barely won this district in -- >> right. >> -- 2018. >> right. so he won it with 50.3%. chip roy, who is your opponent, who is the incumbent. you mentioned jobs. you mentioned health care. you mentioned bipartisanship. you didn't mention a woman's right to choose. now, you -- what you were known for -- >> yes. >> when you first burst on to the national scene was that you held this 11-hour filibuster. we're now seeing a record number of states go...

>> right. >> so he's shown himself to be out of the step with the district and he barely won this district in -- >> right. >> -- 2018. >> right. so he won it with 50.3%. chip roy, who is your opponent, who is the incumbent. you mentioned jobs. you mentioned health care. you mentioned bipartisanship. you didn't mention a woman's right to choose. now, you -- what you were known for -- >> yes. >> when you first burst on to the national scene was that you held this 11-hour filibuster. we're now seeing a record number of states going after women's liberty, going after women's right to choose. is th...

>> we're only looking at discretionary spending. this is the agency money -- defense, education, department of interior -- that congress decides every year. the other 70 cents out of every dollar is entitlement spending, social security and medicare -- beth elizabeth we heard campaign rhetoric that there may be changes to entitlement spending. is that a possibility? >> we need changes to our entitlements, that's where most of the money is, and our budget is far, far out of balance. but president trump has said he won't touch -- elizabeth: baby boomers, he can't. >> that's right. this pledge is...

Everyone understands we have a big deficit problem in this country. they pushed back one of the largest revenue raisers in this bill the so-called excise tax on high end insurance plans, cadillac plans, largely because unions did not like it and were adamant about it. >> i don't think that takes effect until 2018. >> right. so the tax does not take effect until 2018. now, if you're a member of congress in 2018 and you've got a new tax coming down the pike you all can answer this question. have you ever met a member of congress who's going to say oh, sure i'm going to let that new big tax go in...