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Deutsche joins the conversation. and later, rudy giuliani and lawrence o'donnell. plus joe with us live from atlanta this morning. keep it on "morning joe." [ female announcer ] for dazzling white teeth, give toothpaste the brush off. you need listerine® whitening® vibrant white™ rinse. the mouthwash that gets teeth four times whiter
There. >> these are numbers. i don't know if you've looked at the cbo scoring i have. i don't know if you've looked at the joint committee on taxation charts. i have. this is the largest tax increase ever. and if anybody believes the american people will reward a party that passes the largest tax increase ever at a time of 17% unemployment -- >> joe, those taxes -- you're comparing 70% -- >> -- you're dreaming. >> -- to kick in 12, 13, 14 and the richest americans. it's going to cost more money. i'm not happy about this. >> you're not going to feel this. that's the problem. you're not going to...
Question you just put on the screen was that 60% of people think that the -- they object to the bill for political reasons and not principle. both sides of this have been fighting too long. most people think it's taken up too much energy. so that idea is already there. the other part of it, though, is most people do want health care. most people want what they have in this bill or more. we cannot let republicans take over that talking point, which is that most people don't want this bill somehow because it's too liberal. that's just a lie. that's just a lie. >> but joe would say he wants healt...
And i pray for a cure for diabetes every night. but this belief -- and i don't know exactly where this belief comes from in modern america, but this belief that the federal government is the answer to every one of our problems, that this bill, this horrific bill that really showed the dark underside of washington and the buying off of special interests behind closed doors, the ramming of a bill through the house of representatives, not allowing any amendments on it, i mean, is that really how we come to this place? >> if you want to talk about making of the sausage, yeah, that's ugly, and that...
Here with us now, editor in chief of politico, john harris, he's here with a look at the "politico playbook." >> good morning. >> let's talk business. the republican strategy. the president's going to sign in just a few hours the house bill into law. where do republicans go from here? i know mike allen sat down with paul ryan, the republican from wisconsin. let's listen to a little of what he said. >> obviously, we're not for keeping this law, but i say we should repeal it and replace it with reform. but not just to go back to the status quo that we knew yesterday, that wasn't sustainable eith...