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No opt outs as well. and think about this, when harper reaches the end of his deal, the players that he will be playing with are 12 years old right now. and here is a look at how harper's deal stacked up against the rich nesest in baseball. stanton's is the second richest. three out of four of these deals were signed this offseason. and phillies fans super excited about harper as is jake arrieta. he posted this video saying getting the house ready for bry bryce harper. and after it just one season, jason witten is returning to play for the cowboys. witten retired from the nfl after the 2017 ...

The philadelphia phillys have signed bryce harper that's worth $330 million for 13 years. it includes a no trade clause and no opt-outs meaning it is really possibility here that the phillies have signed the 26-year-old harper for the rest of his career which was harper's goal. now he becomes the third slugger in baseball to sign a $300 plus million contract. pretty unbelievable. turning now to highlights on the nba hardwood in houston where reigning league mvp james harden led the rockets to their win over the heat scoring 58 points in that one. sixth 50-point performance. he's at number five...

Come to that he does the e.u. does it have a lot at stake you know you say that it's got more leverage here but it can't possibly want to see the u.k. right now and b. in the wild west of trading. no absolutely not brand i mean we're looking at five hundred billion euros compare that to the bracks a bill of fifty billion euros approximately which wharfs that number will look at five hundred billion euros in trade from europe to the u.k. and so clearly there is huge economic interests at stake but here's something that breaks the tears throughout the campaign for bracks it and even now have und...

Is that the one that's going to stick? mike lee was part of the cruz-lee amendment and suddenly he walked off stage right, way right? >> it was surprising when he was the one that came out against it. you're right, he and cruz had gotten together. they wanted to see a bill that brings premiums down. it's true that the bill they're considering would lower premiums to a degree in the future because insurers would be able to celiner plans. it's a little unclear why he chickened out at the end. the conservative groups were putting pressure on him to hold fast and say all of obamacare needs to be r...

Favorites of mine. jason johnson. and former adviser to rand paul's campaign, elise jordan. saho, when you break these numbers down, they're stark. 22 million people will lose their insurance over the next ten years over the senate plan. how do moderates -- >> these are tough politics, stephanie. certainly 22 million people over ten years. in 2018 alone it will be 15 million alone according to the cbo. a $770 million medicaid cut, making republicans nervous. some people in states like west virginia and ohio have opioid epidemics and the medicaid cuts would hit some of the most vulnerable among...