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Doug collins of georgia and democrat hakim jeffries of new york, only on "fox news sunday." then -- >> very encouraging but we'll not let it go to our heads. >> the same answer as always been i don't do polling. chris: buttigieg up, warren down. we'll ask our sunday panel about the top tier of 2020 democratic candidates getting reshuffled, all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ chris: hello again from fox news in washington. president trump returns to the white house after a surprise trip to afghanistan and some golf in that. right away he faces tough choices. he must decide whether to send l...

Doug collins of georgia and democrat hakim jeffries of new york, only on "fox news sunday." then -- >> very encouraging but we'll not let it go to our heads. >> the same answer as always been i don't do polling. chris: buttigieg up, warren down. we'll ask our sunday panel about the top tier of 2020 democratic candidates getting reshuffled, all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ chris: hello again from fox news in washington. president trump returns to the white house after a surprise trip to afghanistan and some golf in that. right away he faces tough choices. he must decide whether to send l...

The top republican on the panel, doug collins of georgia and democrat hakim jeffries of new york, only on "fox news sunday." then -- >> very encouraging but we'll not let it go to our heads. >> the same answer as always been i don't do polling. chris: buttigieg up, warren down. we'll ask our sunday panel about the top tier of 2020 democratic candidates getting reshuffled, all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ chris: hello again from fox news in washington. president trump returns to the white house after a surprise trip to afghanistan and some golf in that. right away he faces tough choices....

We replace private insurance premiums with medicare premiums. the average middle class worker saves money. >> well, i guess the question i have for you, though, is how do you convince some 80% of americans who do get health care from their employer that it is worth rejiggering the system again? that seems to be the other challenge here because as you know, people that get employer-based private insurance are basically happy with their insurance. the people that are not happy are those in that other 20%. >> well, yes and no. in fact, we are going to need a lot of discussion. again, i would hope...