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Paying attention to this and he has said time and time again, the medicare expansion, anderson is a good example. bernie sanders wants to expand it to include dental, vision and hearing. and manchin's very concerned about shoring that up. he's afraid it will be depleted and doesn't want the add to it. he is very concerned about these inflation numbers. so the question kind of becomes what kind of negotiations can they get through. and in terms of manchin versus sanders or manchin versus others, what is he willing to accept. that is the big question right now. one thing to keep in mind. we know...

A lot of work has been done behind the scenes i've been told with senator manchin, with senator sinema. this to some degrees serves as evidence with what the white house officials have been laying out to those centrist senators will line up in the end. so they understand that this isn't going to happen tomorrow in the senate. it will likely take weeks into december, but they feel like to some degree, success begets success. there will be momentum here, without question, and the fact that what they've done on the economic side and what they've done on the projection and estimate side has shown ...

No recession. brian: we're not going to have a government shut down like last year. >> no, we aren't. brian: i know the deficit doesn't please you. we have got to get ahold of spending but not in an election year. ainsley: brexit says their economy is doing. >> 3.8% unemployment in britain. one last point. no president has ever failed to be reelected when you have got a super low unemployment rate going into the election. that's what president trump will have in 2020. a low unemployment rate. very strong chance of re-election if you ask me. brian: some o steve: some of the numbers stuart varne...