Lets Make It News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

We the ruling party. the constitution says we the people. >> as far as i'm concerned, congress has hit rock bottom and started to dig. >> what do you think of that? they're all knocking themselves. >> i have to say i have been a reporter on capitol hill for more than a decade and i've never seen it this intense and this strained between these members. it's been a really rough month. >> why? >> the high stakes politically. >> the choices, the two factions that are so impassioned that the stakes are so high. and you hear from the people so polarized, let's make it 8,000, abortion is very hard to...

That this skinny repeal could actually become law. that was the driving force behind mccain's no vote. the driving force behind a lot of concerns. really that's been the driving force behind multiple failures throughout this process. republicans are ideologically divided on health care. it became clear early this morning they aren't able to bridge the divide, guys. >> a lot of attention on john mccain and for good reason. phil, you have some interesting reporting on lisa murkowski of alaska and how the process played out between her and the white house. >> reporter: yeah, the white house was d...

Party to produce legislation. the trump administration has fallen down on the job in doing this. primarily because of the president himself, he's been so busy defending his brand and presiding and, in fact, encouraging a chaotic, chaotic leadership that i think would make a reality show look tame. that it's not surprising that republicans would end up where they are here. the president himself was always on five sides of the irish -- let it implode, fix it, it's too mean, let's do straight repeal, let's make it, you know, expansive and generous. >> yeah. >> that's not a way to get legislation ...

Partially the reason they hold the white house. that that bill would fail, that they would not be able to get the votes for that bill, is a huge, huge issue. we've seen this process play out over the last few months, failures and revivals, failures and resuscitations. talking to republican aides, those who haven't gone to sleep, they're making clear they don't see the path forward now. as one told me, this is a kill shot to this process. what happens next we'll have to see. there's obviously bipartisan desire to do something to help the insurance markets now. in terms of repeal, it might be do...

Latest updates on this topic from reliable sources.