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together. the president is being very pragmatic about this. he's open to listening. and that's the way we're going to accomplish this goal. >> obama believes that republicans will vote with him on something that's reasonable, that if he compromises, they will as well. but over the course of the next few months, it turns into a terrible political challenge. >> as members of congress return to their districts for their month-long summer break to hear from their constituents, the shouting at so-called town meetings has sometimes reached a fever pitch. >> i don't want this country turning into russia, turning into a socialized country. >> this is not health reform, this is control. >> i want to know if it's coming out of my paycheck. >> we really were seeing people who had never been involved in politics before, grandmothers, grandfathers across the country saying, "hey, give me my country back." 2009 was the awakening of the tea party. >> sarah palin has now waded into the heated healthcare debate in a new facebook
but over the course of the next few months, it turns into a terrible political challenge. >> as members of congress return to their districts for their month-long summer break to hear from their constituents, the shouting at so-called town meetings has sometimes reached a fever pitch. >> i don't want this country turning into russia, turning into a socialized country. >> this is not health reform, this is control. >> i want to know if it's coming out of my paycheck. >> we really were seeing people who had never been involved in politics before, grandmothers, grandfathers across the country saying, "hey, give me my country back." 2009 was the awakening of the tea party. >> sarah palin has now waded into the heated healthcare debate in a new facebook posting. the former governor raises the possibility of what she calls an "obama death panel." >> millions of elderly people will be given the pill to make them comfortable while they die. >> there was an element in the
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business network launched in october of 2007. i was reporting across both networks from the new york stock exchange trading floor that morning on the breaking news desk that afternoon. that was the report that was covering the federal reserve bank of new york that stepped in with the emergency loan that kept bears stearns afloat. it was sold to j.p. morgan for $10 a share. it was trading for $130 a share. that was the on set of the final crisis and we covered it here. it was remarkable. >> i was at the white house at the time. so grateful to have people like you breaking it down in english, what was actually happening in the financial collapse. we have a clip of john roberts. let's play it. >> a lot of people that remember those contentious healthcare debate, town halls from 1 1/2 years ago that believe that maybe we have crossed a point here where more needs to be done. maybe more people will be
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then the next one will say that's really, really outrageous. no, that's outrageous, and disgusting. this is their own world. meanwhile, the american people are saying four million new jobs, the economy has never been better, consumer confidence has never been higher, record unemployment. here's my argument. we're going to look back in our lifetime, and we are going to realize that he has systematically changed, he's taken the bar higher in the sense that people want to get things done. the american people are practical common sense people. if it works, they don't want these guys playing games. i'll give you an example. i hate republicans in this sense. republicans, never, all of the years they talk about healthcare, we had a healthcare debate, never talked about health savings accounts, healthcare cooperatives, you and i have read musgrave, goodman,
miranda, alicia keys will be here, but we do expect to hear from immigrant families both in english and spanish and i think that's going to be a powerful moment for people who have felt emotionally connected to this story, to this situation in a way that i have not seen in washington since the healthcare debate. that was the last thing where we saw people take this so personally and emotionally and come out with fierceness to want to speak their mind. just a psa for folks who are watching who are thinking about attending one of these rallies today, wear loose clothes, bring water, it is hot. joy? >> thank you very much, garrett. appreciate it. it is one of the hottest days of the year. let's go to nbc's blake mccoy, he is at the rally in new york city. give us a since of what you're seeing, blake. >> reporter: well, there is a rally on the move, joy. it started near city hall in lower manhattan, we are now crossing the brooklyn bridge into brooklyn. it's hard to get a sense of
sad, sad, and pathetic reality, but that's the world in which we live. >> it is. and what we've seen over and over again, we saw it with dreamers, in the healthcare debate, is that corporations these days are much more spencesive to public opinion because these are their customers than pliction politicians who don't think they're going to be held accountable for their moves. so when they sense that the whole ethos of the country is shifting and they want to distance themselves from the nra, that tells you something. now, think part whaft nra has always done is take outrageous position, not only because then liberal media in their mind will come up in arms and their people will get all ginned up and send more dollars. but because we're talking about that we're not talking about the sane measures which are raising the age and making it harder to obtain these weapons and on and on and on. this of course say prosparse ter russ idea for nothing other than
right, we pay quarterly. and think about main street america. all those shops that line the streets, they're going to be able to reset because of the lower business rates that applies to all of these small businesses. >> kimberly: congressman, what do you think about this? it seems like they have been able to work pretty well. president trump has worked constituents that have supported him in the past and also worked closely with paul ryan to get this through. >> look, it's a very big and way around. i think in part we have been shaped by the struggle on the healthcare debate. and it was a very difficult time to go through and incredibly disappointing. people on capitol hill. republicans on capitol hill recognize that. and said, let's not repeat that. there is an interesting dynamic, too, in that there is no defender of the status quo as it relates to our tax code today. the tax code is a disaster. 70,000 pages and it's holding us back.
right. we pay quarterly. and think about main street america. all those shops that line the streets, they're going to be able to re-set because of the lower business rates that applies to all of these small businesses. >> kimberly: com ross strum, what do you think about this? it seems like they have been able to work pretty pretty well. president trump has worked well with a number of cingts that have supported him in the past and also worked closely with paul ryan to get this through. >> look, it's a very big and significant day all the wail around. i think in part we have been shaped by the struggle on the healthcare debate. and it was a very difficult time to go through and incredibly disappointing. people on capitol hill. republicans on capitol hill recognize that. and said let's not repeat that there is an interesting dynamic, too, in that there is no defender of the status quo as it relates to our tax code today. the tax code is a disaster. 70,000 pages and it's