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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20171117:05:59:00 - Vimarsana News

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Republicans quibble with that analysis. don't believe that's true, because people would still be option of purchasing health insurance. that's one red flag. the other is because tax cuts phase out. because they sunset because of the budget constraints in this bill, anyone making under $75,000 by 2027 would see a tax increase. that's something republicans have to address. >> about 30 seconds left, fill. who are the major hurdles facing this bill in the senate? >> reporter: we know a lot about susan collins. the inclusion of the individual mandate repeal is problem attic. you've got people like ...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110313:20:04:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110313:20:04:00

These problems that's what i'm hoping. >> part of your concern, too, the japanese government doesn't want to reveal everything about what they are dealing with? >> you know, i think the track record here has not been great. you know, and i have a lot of -- i have tremendous sympathy for the japanese people. i have a lot of friends in japan. we have a lot of japanese at mit who are close colleagues. and the government has a tough situation because events change and it's hard to keep up, but you know, there's a history here and it hasn't always been a good history of being forthcoming and reveal...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110125:10:26:00

>> there it is. >> reporter: from number 10 to number 11, rats scurry across downing street, no political metaphor intended. my god, it's properly, properly -- they're big and aren't shy and seem to like being on tv. ignore me and look left. andy carlson still has a few more week of work left. they are looking for his replacement. yes, downing street has a rat problem. dead ones found on the grass, live ones scaring the policemen, reporters are a little braver. perhaps the rat-catcher's been a victim of the cuts so we took our own. >> any rats coming along, as far as they're concerned, this is...