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The green new deal is can proposing this is incredibly -- it would destroy our economy and annihilate what we know today. heather: kamala harris does support it. >> he doesn't want to abolish ice but do away with it and replace it, abolishing ice -- heather: everyone on the list who have declared so far did not vote for the spending plan because of the ice issue. >> the thing that will be interesting, they can say they support the green new deal, mitch mcconnell will put it on the floor, it will be interesting to see what they do on the floor when they bring it up. get them on the record. klob...

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90% coverage to 100% coverage. there are some of it some who advocate for medicare for all, as you describe. there are some who would advocate free market-based approach. >> melissa: now a spokesperson for senator harris clarifying her position, saying, "medicare for all as the plane she feels will solve the problem to get all americans covered, period. she has cosponsored other pieces of legislation that she sees as the path to get us there. this is the plan she is running on." here's how the american people feel about this issue. a new poll shows 71% support medicare for all, if it provides ...

They've been kicking around this sort of smart wall language and we'll sort of see where that goes. i mean, the concern that the democrats have is that president trump just changes the terms of the debate constantly. makes up the rules, you know, on his own. the notion that he is going to come out of this without a concrete wall and, yet, say i built a wall, i built a wall, i built a wall, to his base and sort of frame the democrats as somehow capitulating, that's probably what he wants to get to politically and the democrats, i don't think at least right now they look at the poll numbers and ...

Dang e.u. in danger. >> if a block again. >> our foreign responsibility. >> who let this happen. hot takes. >> what happens this week. critical votes are expected again. where are we at this point? march 29 looms large. >> they call it a cross-party initiative, a bipartisan initiative going around the prime minister that we'll see this week. >> away from the executive in a way. >> correct. which is a powerless executive in many ways. theresa may just begs people to do things. >> support it. >> will they get it on the floor of parliament? everyone says we have until march 29 on brexit, no. that...