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And this can be traced to the efforts of the trump administration to kill the aca but do other stuff administratively that hurts it. let's look at the specific types of people who get hurt by it. interestingly enough, the change in healthcare coverage among both whites and blacks, number of uninsured did go up just a little bit. but here's where the real differences are. the real differences are over in some other groups among hispanics, foreign born, and among incredibly among noncitizen children who's uninsured rate went from 15.6% to 18.3%. the trump administration -- and these are mainly p...

Discussing. one thing mike pence did discuss was moving forward administratively, letting donald trump take executive actions and if tom price gets confirmed as health and human services secretary, that could begin the process of replacing obamacare, they didn't give a lot of specifics about what exactly that means but they want to try to do stuff administratively and that's going to take a lot longer to get support legislation through. >> okay. so much more on that. i do want to pivot because the other huge headline is donald trump is not only taking shots at the intelligence agencies he's ab...

Congress, work with me or i can do a lot of stuff administratively. >> i don't think it's confrontational. it's let's find areas to work together. there are areas we can work on together, immigration reform, extending unemployment benefits for 1.6 million americans. patent reform, innovation act, the farm bill. there are things that can get done. the president is not going to tell the american people he's going wait for congress. he's going to move forward in areas like job training, education, manufacturing on his own to try to restore opportunity for american families. >> and how do you do s...

phone hacking scandal that doomed a best-selling tabloid and rocked the very pillars of society. today, the parliamentary committee that grilled rupert murdoch and his son james last month released letters suggesting that illegal snooping, hacking, eavesdropping, were a lot more common at the now defunct "news of the world" than the murdochs led on. one such letter is from a reporter named clive goodman who was sacked and jailed for hacking the cell phones of the royal family. he writes to his paper's human resources department, this decision is inconsistent because, here's a name bl...