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Going to enter with a consolidated republican base. i think it was a very strong ad. >> and focus on the message, which is while they try to impeach me, i'm here getting stuff done. >> can he do that? >> that's the big question, the president daily sort of twitter activity another. next, does elizabeth warren's medicare for all math add up? politicians, the fake ones, they say the darnedest things. >> cost $25 trillion, but other economists have said it could cost $34 trillion. >> let me stop you right there. we're talking trillions, when the numbers are this big they're just pretend. money ...

Could envision a scenario where that transition is longer than what bernie sanders envisioned. so we just don't have the answer to that. >> $20 trillion. that's a thousand billion for each of those trillions. mj lee, thank you. christine romans and senior political analyst ron brownstein joining me now along with mj. christine, first, help me with the math here. what sticks out to me is more than half of this $20.5 trillion figure is going to be covered by corporations it looks like if you put the numbers back on the screen. $8.8 trillion from employers. 5.8 from financial companies and big co...

Away, but also in the interim too. number two, you can expect that the democrats are going to act like a swarm of hornets, even the big impeachment question looms large about what democrats are going to do vis-a-vis donald trump. regardless whether impeachment is a path they take or not, the investigations will continue. the house is going to try to do everything that it can to make donald trump's life miserable and that's just going to be expected as we go forward here. >> john, the "washington post" is weighing in. quote, the president's allies say a combative approach appeals to republicans...

Taxes would have to go up. many people might pay the same or less. sick people would probably pay less. we've had a bunch of private estimates about what this might cost and they've been argued by people on all sides. one of the interesting things is now with the democratic majority in the house they've asked the congressional budget office to do an estimate about what this might cost and how it might work and i think we'll all be very interested to see that when they finish it which will be in a couple of months. >> senator harris was a cosponsor of the bernie sanders's medicare for all bill ...

There is a deficit. alex, there really is a deficit. where did the deficit hawks go? >> right. >> the deficit in the united states now, the structural deficit, is over $500 billion a year. they want to add another $115 billion to it just this year, and then you go on into 2020 you're looking at a trillion dollar structural deficit. >> so look -- >> unbelievable. >> and you're giving me facts and figures. they're black and white. do the math add them up however it comes about. the fact that you're talking about this and refuting the plans the republicans are putting forward is that a result of ...