but there was never a serious conversation about investigating and charging him because he was president. has that changed behind closed doors at the justice department? to my knowledge it hasn t changed yet, but you have to remember there is a constant collection of evidence. and, you know, in theory could that view change? i think we have to see. i think one of the the big things we have to see is what does jeffrey rosen say specifically about his te conversations. we have the notes, and obviously they re quite damning. but i think it matters a lot what jeffrey rosen actually says in front of a microphone. and i think the same holds true for richard donohue and a th handful of other senior justice department officials who wrestled with this in realtime. and so i understand her argument here. she s a very smart lawyer, but i do think there s a lot more to the picture that needs to be understood before you can make any kind of determination about criminal activity here. and, barba
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choice and in some cases no choices. that s not good. having a monopoly isn t a choice. we re trying to find the provisions that bring more insurers into the marketplace so that people have more choices and with more choices you have more competition and with more competition you have lower prices, and we are all dedicating to making sure that people with preexisting conditions still get the kind of coverage that they need, and that s affordable coverage. we want to find a way to do that in a way that everyone else who is in the insurance market can get lower premiums, affordable choices and more competition. that s what this is all about. i m not going into the details or particulars but those are the debates we re having and that s why this is a step in the right direction. it s closer toward the final goal and agreement and with erw going to keep talking and working to get it right. thank you. house speaker paul ryan, aiming to show there has been a little bit of progress made on
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