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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20180106:20:44:00 - Vimarsana News

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I i think he lets mattis really make those decisions. so he operates from a gut instinct. but look, his gut instincts have been good. when i endorsed him in september of '16, everybody in manhattan thought i was crazy. you know, you listen to "morning joe" on your station, and steve ratten who is a friend of mine, donny deutsch, they were all saying if donald trump wins, the stock market is going to get destroyed, stock market is going to fall, the economy will go to hell. and the truth is that as you know, we've had an unprecedented stock market and economic growth. so i would not understatem...

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Insurance and by the way, my family now who might be struggling with drug issues or might be dealing with special needs issues, we now are paying more for that. >> steve, this plan, the senate plan reduces medicaid spending by $772 billion over a decade. we've asked senator of senator in support plan what happens to the people covered by medicaid in a state like ohio when it's rolled back. the answer is they'll have more access to plans. we're going to create a marketplace where they have access. maybe that's true in the long term. in the short term, what happens to these people on medicaid? >...

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Them to purchase plans whose premiums and deductibles are too high. in the end the plan would reduce the deficit by about $320 billion. the senate majority whip said procedures could come as early as this afternoon. then a marathon vote on amendments could begin as early as thursday with final passage late that night. >> steve ratten, you tooks through charts that showed the cbo pointing out that it is older americans, middle income older americans that are going to be disproportionately hurt by this, and they're going to have to pay up to 40% of their salaries for health care. >> yeah. every ...