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He takes everything as some kind of attack on him and legitimatacy and he can t understand why people want to see more done and there are a lot of people including james comey sounding an alarm saying russia is coming. there is more at stake here beyond this past year. maggie raise as point and i think kellyanne conway raised a point in an interview where she wouldn t talk about what s being done and maybe you didn t know about the cyber security kpirv order but she turned it to the media s obsessed with collusion. he awon fair and square. you can argue about collusion, ubukz centobstruction of justic. there s that is separate from what it do about russia. i think you have to do look tat from a macro standpoint. what russia sees is somebody not ....
Completely but legitimately. so the question is what is being done by the white house? but kellyanne conway didn t point this out but she could have pointed out the president has signed a order that calls federal agencies within 90 days and gives the military a larger share of responsibility for cyber security. oddly it does not specifically mention russia or russian hacking. from the president we haven t seen much action or heard much real concern and obviously we re not privy to conversation he s had with top law enforcement officials. we know from reports that he s interested in the russia investigation as it pertained to clearing him or his associates. and a lack of interest in the threat. did you have any interactions with the president that suggested he was taking that hostile action seriously? i don t remember any ....
The medicaid expansion is not really sustainable for states. in california, under current law, by 2020, they would have to put up $2.2 billion for the state of california s share of obamacare, for the expansion. my state, $310 million. really a big chunk of change for our state, which is relatively state. so under current law, medicaid is not sustainable. it has to be fixed for the states themselves and also for the patients. do you have a sense of when you re going the make a decision? i m working through it on the weekend of the i ll go in on monday and take as long as i need. obviously, leader mcconnell wants a vote next week, so we re working hard. but i will not decide until i feel like i understand the bill. senator, appreciate you join us. welcome to new york, as well. up next, president trump tweeting moments ago on russia. we ll have that for you in a moment. rse he was strong. ....
Itself and seemingly the lack of interest by the current president in that russian intervention. he s arguing there was no collusion. he feels he s being unfairly tarred with that. but the very fact of the intervention, you have both jeff sessions and director comey testifying they haven t had any conversations with the president other than an initial briefing about russia s interference. it doesn t seem like there s lot of curiosity or alarm in this white house. that may boo ethe most disturbing part of all of this. obviously something important happened in 2016 and there can be disputes about what the intentions of the russians might be or there might be some disputes over whether or not this casts a cloud over trump or not and obviously the fbi s investigating some of these issues. but really the issue is, ....