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Your bill and it shows that over 10 years you will save the american taxpayera whop a whopping four point eight dollars trillion. and now that is an exchange to raise the debt ceiling. however, that's only thisear' year's negotiation. >> you're only raising ityou ar one year, right? yeare is right. >> and it is the largest saving of a bill in american history. that's what we just passed. >> now, if you did it with 217 iftes, i did talk to congressman mack and he said if the vote was tomorrow, he would he would vote with you . >> but he didn't likehe the process. psssend some amendments added l...

Party over to the left even farther -- ed: yeah. >> -- because of the policies that he's advocated in the past. >> i don't think anyone would accuse mike bloomberg of pulling the party to the left. he certainly fights on issues like climate change and sensible gun reform, but he's well in the for -- >> that is just not, that is just not true -- [inaudible conversations] >> well, it is true. ed: jessica, you could say he's moderate on some things, but raising taxes on the poor, that's not so moderate. >> yeah, the nanny state -- >> there's nothing more that -- ed: okay, you made your point. got...

A battleground state, people don't want to give up their private health insurance. >> not just the battleground states, it runs nationally. and this is a problem that hillary clinton faced and barack obama faced and why they ultimately decided to go with more sensible health care plans that included private insurance. medicare for all, i think of as a kind of fever dream, something we should always be working toward but making sure in the day-to-day people are getting quality, affordable health care. right now the solution for that is to build on the successes we've seen from obamacare. and if...

The next kid who comes along. [applause] >> reporter: kamala harris is in iowa right now visiting businesses on this small business saturday. the california senator's slagging campaign is reportedly in turmoil. a former staffer writing in a resignation letter obtained by "the new york times," quote: this is my third presidential campaign,, and i have never seen an organization treat its staff so poorly with less than 90 days until iowa, we still do not have a real plan to win. that same staffer was hired this week by michael bloomberg's campaign as deputy chief operating officer. but it's stil...