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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20170401:09:19:00 - Vimarsana News

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The ruling party for trying to pass the law to allow the president to run for another term. >> reporter: the demonstrators stormed the congressional building and set it on fire. there were also clashes with police on the streets surrounding the building. the violence stems from a decision by the ruling party to create an alternative senate with the purpose of passing a law that would allow current president to seek re-election which is forbidden under the current constitution. a group of 25 senators started holding sessions for that purpose. the 45 member senate requires a simple majority of 2...

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Think big and bold, the president doesn't need anything else big and bold. needs to focus on the jobs and the economy and make health care work. if he makes health care work that will be his legacy beyond the little microscope of every year what he won and what he lost it will be 10 years, 20 years. >> who is in charge of health care? >> i don't know. how can you fire there's nobody in charge? is he like the guy that puts the cones out. chris christie says i'm the guy that does it. who is the coo. >> it's a good question. they have to decide going into the new year will they be focused on beat...

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>> insurance companies are taking advantage. >> of course they are. >> did the administration not know the insurance companies would do this. they did it with medicare part d. you can't write legislation and hope the insurance companies are going to -- they wrote leverage jays basically let the insurance companies write this legislation. >> exactly. >> the insurance company wrote this legislation, medicare part d and everybody screamed and this is what happens when you let the insurance companies do it. >> i just want to ask the question, a lot of people were led to believe to be kidding thems...

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For gay rights with the supreme court poised to rule on two same sex marriage cases before the end of the month. joining me now is political strategist and gay rights advocate david mixer. so you've gone to these events at the white house in the east room, several before, right? >> yes, i have. >> what will the president need say today to those who are in the community and what do they want to hear from the president? >> what they want to hear and what i think they will get are two different things. they want to hear that the president is ready to sign an executive order that would make it ill...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20170426:09:09:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20170426:09:09:00

You start getting into the other tricky part with budget reconciliation. who is your parliamentarian. it's not the most elegant way to get leverage jays passed. there's some economists out there who say you can't grow your way to cover the difference of these tax cuts that they are proposing. so that will be a big -- >> will it be real reform. businesses want real reform. the most important jobs in corporate america are the tax office where you figure out how to use ireland to do these complicated tax strategies. it should be more simple. >> the senate will have to buy the steve moore argument...