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In getting all the stakeholders to try and actually move forward. >> if i may make a suggestion as well, we talked about working with governors and the stakeholder groups, you might also try working with democrats. democrats want to fix the affordable care act as well. nobody was on board with repeal and replace, but when you're talking about having a menu of services, because apparently the health care field is the only one you can go in and you have no idea what you're purchasing or prescription drug prices are stabilizing. democrats are on board with trying to fix the affordable care act, s...

>> you mean donald trump keeps going back and back. >> yeah. >> he does not unfortunately for him control the calendar on the floor of the united states senate. >> no, no, right. >> and does not at all sound like mitch mcconnell think there's is -- >> he said it was time to move on. >> to try this one more time. but i do think, yes, of course it makes sense to bring in the governors first. it would make sense to work with the health insurance companies and work with the doctors groups and work. to me this reflects just how little the white house did and how little president trump did in gettin...

It is highly inequitable and it is highly hypocritical of these same men to be favoring increases in class sizes in our large urban school districts where class sizes are going up every day and money is being wasted, wasted in lots of ways where there's no research backing and there's no support for it among stakeholder groups. soy say let's reduce class sizes first in the neediest schools. but to the contrary, those are the places where class sizes are going up the most. i can tell you in detroit they're proposing to increase class sizes to 60 in the schools where our poorest students attend....

Dialogue? exactly how is that dialogue going? we asked louisiana's health secretary. >> has there really been much dialogue? >> no. there isn't time for dialogue as it relates to mental health. we're now seeing the people we have on the ground are tell us they're seeing increased evidence of people drinking, we're seeing increased evidence of those factors that lead to depression, anxieties, stress. we've got children involved. there is no time for dialogue. >> keeping them on as we tried to ask bp why it isn't paying the mental health costs of this bill. bp told us, quote, we have received a ...

Responded not with a check, but with a letter. suttles wrote, he's had spirited discussions with the state and looks forward to continuing the dialogue. exactly how is that dialogue going? has there really been much dialogue? >> no, i tell you. look, there isn't time for dialogue as it relates to mental health. we're now seeing -- the people that we have on the ground are telling us they're seeing increased evidence of people drinking. increased evidence of those factors that lead to depression, anxiety, stress. we have children involved. there's no time for dialogue. >> reporter: keeping them...