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Democrat is likely to vote for the republican budget. there will be portions after the reconciliation and it is my hope that the larger policy parts which will take some time afterwards will be bipartisan because of the big policy things i have seen happening in health policy with the time i have been in congress, the stuff that's bipartisan is what's enduring. the mere fact that the affordable care act is in trouble is the fact it's a single party exercise. i passed 392 yes votes in the house. 92 in the senate. that has been enduring policy because it did have bipartisan support. >> is there ...

Bottom to the producers and makers, distributors all the way down. >> in the new lawsuit, kermit mayor is the plaintiff on behalf of the people of the town. you spoke with him about the lawsuit. what did he have to say? >> i just spoke to him and mayor sparks is working tirelessly on this. he's committed and determined to clean up this mess. it's a beautiful little area, wonderful people down there. they just got absolutely inundate and had destroyed and they're fighting back. and i appreciate that. i think they'll be successful and we'll get this hopefully cleaned up and show that we're not g...

State level to fight back against this glut of opioid pills coming into your state? >> well, we are fighting back, jake. and i do appreciate all the people that have turned their attention to this epidemic we have and we are ground zero. the little counties where you're speaking of, kermit is the small town in mingo county. it is one of the most drug infested areas in the country. that being said, the little town of kermit, 392 people, jake, in the period of time, jake, between 2005 and 2010, they were distributing -- these pharmaceutical supply houses, okay, were distributing over 3 million p...

With common sense 392 -- eve person, man woman and child needed 23,000 pills a year of hydro codone. there is no way. it was a pill mill. we had doctors that went to jail. you had a clinic that was closed for corruption. you had a pharmacist who said on record, testified, was making $500,000 a month, a month. >> a pharmacist? >> a pharmacist and his pharmacy testified, jake, he was making as much as $500,000 a month. >> wow. i have to ask, sir, your daughter is ceo of a pharmaceutical company, not one named in any of these suits. >> no. >> but have you talked about this general issue with her ...

The white house. at san francisco airport, an international checkpoint was shutdown. an airport official estimated the protest was 1500 strong. in orlando and philadelphia and seattle and chicago all took place with protests at airports. government officials claim the number of travelers detained at airports has dropped to zero. a homeland security spoerke pern tells cnn everyone has been sent home or released into the united states. those who let go, include 392 green card holder, lawful permanent residents. reince priebus contradicted himself on "meet the press" saying the travel ban does ...