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members, yes he has some. james mattis secretary of state and john kelli home land security officially being sworn. in this as executive actions are already being taken to repeal and replace obamacare. so, what's next on the agenda? >> steve: here to discuss we have a political panel on this saturday morning lisa booth is a fox news contributor. madison is the regional press secretary for the presidential inaugural committee. by the way good job on yesterday. >> thank you. steve: also a "washington times" columnist and linda is a former communications director for governor tim kaine democratic strategist and founding partner of 270s strategies she has the longest business card. so, liz, i will start with you. one of the first thing that plump did was executive order essentially unwinding portions of the affordable care act regulations. "the washington post has a headline. trump guts the affordable care act's individual mandate is that what you think he is gutting it at this point? >> well, i think it's a litigation bit unclear.
>> a litigation bit. >> give you latest update saturday morning who is leading the way. mitt romney $14 million. rick perry $17 million. ron paul 8 million. michele bachmann 4 million. jon huntsman 2.2 million. >> this is what they raised in the quarter alone. obviously rick perry continuing to lead the pack there. the problem is the new frontrunner herman cain raised just $2.8 million in the quarter. he said to neil cavuto yesterday that he has a million dollars cash on hand. is that going to be enough to keep him in this thing. that is not a lot -- sounds like a lot of money. >> it sure does but it's not. >> talk about what the president is raising, which blows your mind. it's hard to imagine herman cain continuing to compete with that number. >> the president may eventually may have raised a billion dollars. >> because if you add, right now, if you add all those totals that we just showed you of the republic candidates, it doesn't yet equal what president obama has raised.