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lou: governor greg abbott iswaye for the whole country. great to have you with as governor. >> thank you lou. lou: be sure to vote in our poll night. you think any government official elected or otherwise should face federal charges for tipping off illegal immigrants to eminent i.c.e. raids? cast your vote on twitter @lou dobbs. follow me on twitter @lou dobbs and like me on facebook like me on facebook follow me on instagram @lou dobbs tonight and on wall street today stocks mixed the dow down 42 points the s&p up three and volume on the big board 3.1 billion shares. trading crude oil clays -- closing at a three-week high but not wrote high just above $49 per barrel. home sales are at the highest level in nearly a year, up 5.5% and westinghouse electric filing for bankruptcy citing cost overruns for nuclear reactors is building in georgia and south carolina. those plans approved by federal regulators in 2012 the first permits in three decades. they are the only nuclear plant under construction in the country and it's an open question as t

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. >> trump administration officials disagree and so does texas governor greg abbott.has already targetedand surry with a punitive withdrawal of state money. >> i withdrew $1.5 million of funding to travis county eight. on top of that, what the state of texas is seeking to do is to make it so punishing for cities and counties that they simply cannot have sanctuary cities. >> dhs has said it is not making any decisions on withholding funding until a clearer definition of sanctuary is reached and we are told that there is no timetable for that decision. martha. >> martha: thank you. joining me now, a democrat inside the meeting with secretary kelly today, dallas mayor mike rawlings. good to have you with us. how would you characterize what went on in that meeting today? >> i think it was a good meeting. a first meeting. we are starting to understand how we work with the administration. so, it is just the first date. we don't have a long-term relationship yet and we are trying to figure that out. i was very impressed with secretary kelly. he has run a lot of great operati

tomorrow night congressman doug collins,en greg abbott among ts. -- congressman greg abbott thanks for joining us tonight from new york. kennedy: the president's pick for the supreme court on capitol hill for his first day of senatorial grilling. how did he do? president trump warning republicans against voting no on his healthcare plan. tall as massie here to explain why he's still oppose. who is in charge of the democratic party? anyone? a nepoll has some startling suggestions. grab a lawn chair. time to soak in the sun. that cold supreme court seat is warming up after judge gorsuch was able to withstand the questions from the democrats. patrick leahy tried to pin him down on the executive order making its way to the court. >> senator, he has no idea how i would rule in that case. senator, i'm not going to say anything here that would give anybody any idea how i would rule in any case like that that could come before the spreem supreme court or my court of the tenths circuit it would be grossly improper of a judge to do that. kennedy: republicans engaged in partisan foot rubs and han

abbott the maker of ensure agreed to test it. the result?root cause is bottle damage with holes in the neck created by rodents after it left the factory. abbott says due to the bottle damage the product showed spoilage based on their testing results. >> i hope this is isolated incident. god forbid it's not. scott: he tested the same and they passed qualifications. he said he is only drinking from clear bottles in the future. >> i have never seen anything like that. scott: last year, abbott who makes ensure gave larry free coupons to replace the bottles he didn't want to drink anymore. if you something or anything in something you neat -- that you eat or drink, reach out to the f.d.a. and file a complaint. if it's issue with meat, poultry or eggs contact the usda. not pretty at all. larry: time for a check of the roads. julie wright, my "good morning washington" friends is in. >> between the two of us we have two eyes open. i have one open now. all right. just a reminder "good morning washington" is starting at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow to get you t

tomorrow night congressman doug collins,en greg abbott among our -- congressman greg abbott is gorsuchs 49 years old. so we' going to have -- charles:e's going to be there a long time. lou's next. lou: president trump and conservatives nose-to-nose on the fate of the speaker's health care bill. ahead of a critical vote thursday. president trump on capitol hill today where he lobbied house republicans for about 40 minutes, warning of political consequences if lawmakers vote against the legislation. and president trump singled out one of the bill's chief critics urging his support. >> i like rand paul, i think he's a good guy, and he's speaking from the heart. but i think we have a bill that's going to be negotiated. i really like rand and i respect rand but i think he's hopefully going to come along. i hope so. lou: what will he do? senator rand paul has the answers. he's among my guests here tonight. >>> also tonight supreme court nominee judge neil gorsuch says judges must stay out of politics, but he is caught at the center of the biggest partisan political battle in years. >> when i

diane abbott, thank you very much indeed.er reflecting on the lives that have been lost within this palace of westminster and just outside. back to annita mcveigh. thank you to vicki young at westminster. we have been hearing from downing street in the last few minutes. theresa may has visited and talked to members of the public who we re talked to members of the public who were hurt in yesterday's attack at westminster. the prime minister personally taking the time to talk to victims of that attack yesterday. we have also heard in another developing line that according to bbc sources, khalid massoud, the man the metropolitan police say carried out the attack, personally hired the car he used from a branch of enterprise car rental in birmingham, and according to bbc sources he gave his profession as a teacher when renting the hyundai suv. that'sjust coming into us. with us to discuss the attack further and the response to it is professor michael clarke, a government security adviser. what do you think, as police now investiga

tomorrow night congressman doug collins,en greg abbott among our -- congressman greg abbott nicole: breakingthis morning, just one day before house vote to replace obamacare. do they have enough votes to pass the bill. good morning, i'm nicole petallides. lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. concerns about the future donald trump's probusiness agenda leading to lock in profits, including financials and tech, well, the dow sank 237 points yesterday, that's 1.1% to the downside. futures this morning are still down 58 points.

tom rutledge of charter there, along with governor greg abbott of texas.he headline appears to be, once again, a company coming to the white house to express a commitment to create jobs in this country. this one appears to be something they talked about prior to the closing of time warner cable. >> yes. there seems to be a running stream of that, but that's it. come on, let's celebrate it. it is good. these are good-paying jobs. like to see them in the united states. that's great. it's a great media day for the president, who is changing the subject from the train wreck that's happening across town, and that's good. >> i also wonder, we've got tom rutledge there. david faber had to say that these verizon/charter talks were not moving forward a couple months ago, after they bought time warner cable, and as those in new york city now call it spectrum, the service. >> this reminds me of a time we took a gift that we -- okay, well, we'll talk about that, but it's kind of a little bit of regifting to the american people when it comes to jobs. >> let's get to ea

tomorrow night congressman doug collins,en greg abbott among our -- congressman greg abbott nicole: breaking news this morning, just one day before house vote to replace obamacare. do they have enough votes to pass the bill. good morning, i'm nicole petallides. lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. concerns about the future donald trump's probusiness agenda leading to lock in profits, including financials and tech, well, the dow sank 237 points yesterday, that's 1.1% to the downside. futures this morning are still down 58 points. nicole: failed missile launch by north korea. in south korea the kospi fell half a percent and in china down a half of 1%. lauren: down arrows continue with oil. more signs of oversupply of crude. nicole: investors bought bond and that put the yield on the treasury down, 2.11%. donald trump's first pick for supreme court heads for another day of questioning on capitol hill this morning. we are going to take a look at how neil gorsuch adoing. nicole: sears tells it may go out of business, is this retail icon going down in flames, we will have the story. lauren:

tomorrow night congressman doug collins,en greg abbott among our -- congressman greg abbott is gorsuchso we' going to have -- charles:e's going to be there a long time. lou's next. lou: president trump and conservatives nose-to-nose on the fate of the speaker's health care bill. ahead of a critical vote thursday. president trump on capitol hill today where he lobbied house republicans for about 40 minutes, warning of political consequences if lawmakers vote against the legislation. and president trump singled out one of the bill's chief critics urging his support. >> i like rand paul, i think he's a good guy, and he's speaking from the heart. but i think we have a bill that's going to be negotiated. i really like rand and i respect rand but i think he's

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abbott?ted to thank you for the advice. >> jack: give me 10 minutes, and i'll return these calls. >> gloria: you know something, i am just a little bit curious. what golden nugget of wisdom did you throw at that little scamp? >> jack: none of your concern, gloria. >> gloria: want my advice? >> jack: not at all. >> gloria: do not trust that modern-day hedda hopper. >> jack: you should be thanking hilary rather than taking shots at her. that woman saved your hide when she stopped that interview, clarissa.

they've done that with pharmaceutical giants like abbott labs, but they have become the world's leadingin cells actually regrow and stay healthy using neuropeptides. (bella) but when i think of pharmaceutical companies, i think of drugs. (dr. laux) no, no, no, it's not a drug. neuropeptides is a big word. they're simple, small, natural proteins that are used by brain cells to communicate with each other. they act as messengers. i mean, when we're young we make a lot of them naturally from the food that we eat. they signal our brain cells to grow, to make new connections. (bella) and as we age, it gets worse. (dr. laux) well, you know that, with everything else, as we age, not as efficient. less neuropeptides, fewer connections, and that's when our memory starts to fail. (bella) is there any connection between the neuropeptides you mention and the ones for anti-aging skin cream? (dr. laux) it's the same principle. for the skin, we're talking about dermal peptides. so now we're talking about peptides for the brain. neuropeptides, simple. i've gotta tell everyone right now, that before i a

it is a frustrating situation for the governor of texas, greg abbott.ntury cities right now. am i explaining this right? the sheriff, the elected sheriff, whose job it is to uphold the law enforce the law is in fact ignoring the law in travis county, texas. is that true? >> it's exactly right and pose in great danger, because she has knowingly released from jail in travis county people who have been either convicted of pork accused of serious felonies such as sexual assault, sexual assault of a minor. b she's put right back out into the streets. this is a dangerous practice that texas is going to hammer down. we will not tolerate this. so we have taken action. we are going to take stiffer action to prohibit and ban century cities in texas. >> tucker: this is sheriff sally hernandez known as sanctuary sally. what is the motivation here, why would to a sheriff want to release dangerous people in the community? >> thiss is what you've seen sweep across the united states of america. this is a literal liberal agenda to be welcoming to those people here illeg

abbott?ou for the advice. >> jack: give me 10 minutes, and i'll return these calls. >> gloria: you know something, i am just a little bit curious. what golden nugget of wisdom did you throw at that little scamp? >> jack: none of your concern, gloria. >> gloria: want my advice? >> jack: not at all. >> gloria: do not trust that modern-day hedda hopper. >> jack: you should be thanking hilary rather than taking shots at her. that woman saved your hide when she stopped that interview, clarissa.

. >>> at the white house president trump is meeting texas republican governor greg abbott and thomas rutledge. this is moments ago. let's listen. >> thank you very much. i really appreciate you're going here. i'm delighted to welcome tom rutledge, chairman and ceo of charter communications, a great company, to the white house. i'm also very honored that my friend, texas governor greg abbott, my good friend and supporter, i love you, is here with us today, very appropriate. he's done a fantastic job in texas and we have a previous governor that did a very good job, right? where is he? he's standing right over there. first is some background. five years ago charter communications was a struggling company that had slowly emerged from bankruptcy. today thanks to hard work and unbelievable leadership, truly great leadership, it's the fastest growing television, internet and voice company in the nation. i would say that's a good job. what do you think? >> it's a good job. >> not bad. very impressive. bring him into the government. tom rutledge and his team turned the company around. they c

we are going to continue to summit, no matter what jeff sessions or greg abbott has to say.uan: sally hernandez is share for you as a council member could be arrested under the new laws they're proposing to pass? terrifying onis its face, the fact of the matter is, i believe it is not only unethical and an american, but unlawful. that is why we came together in new york these past couple of days to start planning our little strategies and litigation strategies so we cannot b be blackmaileled and s signaled ous individudual cities. they would have to be coming after huge swath of american public that live in our progressive strongholds in our cities. juan: i would like to bring lawael wishnie y in fromale school. you told in important story at the conference yesterday about a battle that occurred 10 years ago under the obama administration in terms of ice and attempts to punish the city for becoming more welcoming to immigrants. i am wondering if you could talk about that. >> it was the bush administration, should say. in the city of new haven in 2006, community organizations

. >> reporter: governor greg abbott sending dollars as to the victims family.vivors hospitalized this morning, one person in the van is in critical condition, the truck driver is stable. a witness on the road telling a local paper she saw erratic driving right before the crash. the cause of the accident still under investigation at this hour. abby: thank you. turning to extreme weather two children are dead, electrocuted by a downed power line after powerful storms ripped through fort worth, texas was the 11 and 12-year-old believed to be brothers. officials morning those in the area to steer clear of downed power lines and report them immediately. now the thread is moving east bringing hail, high wind and tornadoes, millions of americans at risk throughout the weekend. >> oh my gosh. >> reporter: several twisters touching down in texas, powerful windss 90 mph ripping apart roofs, destroying homes outside dallas and outside houston huge wind blowing strongly, metal shipping containers tossed around like toys, two people are injured. a midair tragedy on a passen

the classic abbott and costello. it's so good, why don't they want their name on it?e'd be a big beautiful negotiation. back to do a trade you in new york. >> speaker paul wright will be on warnings that area. don't miss the interview. president trump announced a review of vehicle fuel efficiency rules locked in at the end of the above administration. the president will visit an autonomous vehicle testing facility in a detroit suburb and meet with cbs and several automakers. the rules for its automakers to increase the efficiency of cars and trucks in the next decade. fuel economy standards are a part of former president obama's strategy to combat global warming. elaine chao and environmental protection agency chief scott pruitt are expected to join the trip. nicole: the white house strongly criticizing the income tax information in a statement. the white house says you know you are desperate for reviews when you're willing to violate the willing to violate the law to push a story about two pages of tax returns from over a decade ago. this comes after a portion of the

texas governor, greg abbott, extending his condolences.ed by the loss of life and our hearts go out. the remote highway, two hours west of san antonio closed down for hours with investigators wu working to figure out what caused the deadly crash. marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> one more note on the accident. we learned that weather does not aper to have been a factor in that incident. that area, hard hit in the last few days by storms. >> there are tornado watches in effect from east texas up into missouri. rgely overnight. especially in louisiana and arkansas. as you can see on the weather radar. greatest threat will be in northern mississippi and western tennessee. the severe weather has claimed two more lives, in texas, two boys electrocuted by downed power lines in fort worth. in a heavily wooded area of a park. after severe storms earlier in the day. the boys were only 11old. there was also flooding and damage from tornados in the houston area. vehicles were tossed around like toys. >> today the senate intelligence committee

shares of abbott labs and had a higher rate of serioused averse heart events than those treated with>>> speaking of medical news, johnson and johnson and buyers xarelto getting pausesative study. the blood thinner cut the risk of rekerring blood clots compared with the low dose aspartnersha aspir aspirin. >>> and here with more on that. good morning. >> that's right. disney's "beauty and the beast" debuting with a roar. it was a beauty at the box office opening at $170 million domestically and $350 million globally. easily making returns on $160 million it took to produce the film. surpassing disney's finding dory and became the number seven launch of all time for any movie, leaving out the final harry potter film which also starred emma watson. and the live action remakes, the what's old is new again strategy is playing off. and previous live action hits such as alice and wonderland. moulin, little mermaid, and aladen as the beast seems destined for the billion dollar club. up about 14% in the last year. back over to you. >> there's a new lion king coming. >> beauty and the beast i

abbott under pressure showing abbott dissolve vascular stint caused more adverse events than in patients stint made by abbott. however, researchers did say change in guidelines should produce fwer results. >> president trump is going to be meeting with billionaire technology pioneer today. y lan joins us with more. good morning. >> reporter: he's scheduled to meet at 11:00 a.m. global health and public education as potential areas of bipartisan agreement. but the budget blueprint the white house released last week cuts funding for both of those things. the gates foundation called these reductions deeply troubling, warning they would make america and the world less safe and prosperous. another point of contention could be climate change. epa administer scott pruitt is skeptical of global warming but it's something bill gates is passionate about. you might remember he was on "squawk box" a few months ago talking about his billion dollar fund breakthrough energy ventures. back then he was hopeful the two sides could find common ground. he sounded cautiously optimistic in that interview but

the only was tony abbott's government unpopular, he himself was also unpopular.he prime minister is still retaining the personal popularity. there was also surprising goodng in this poll that support for the proposed cut to the company tax rate, 44% saying that as opposed to 39% opposed. we will see that in parliament this week. and premier league is now arriving or has arrived in new zealand. trade on the agenda, but what else? paul: trade will be on the agenda, new zealand will be the first developed country to strike a first trade agreement china. that is nine years old. that will be updated, new zealand hopes to have 96% of its exports go to china terrorist free by 29 -- terrace free -- tariff free by 2019. china connecting to get enough of beef right now, and that was opened in an impressive way to australian exporters last week. we could see something similar in new zealand this week. that is the good news. there will be sticking points to discuss as well, one of them is allegations of steel pumping, the government investigating a claim of steel dumping by

healthcare bill postponed in the house, delays raised concerns over investors over president trump's abbott to push his -- ability to push pro growth agenda. >>> fcc is going after scam robo callers who use spoofing to get around the do not call registry, they can no longer use the state caller i.d. to hide the area they are coming from. it makes it easier to phone companies to block the call. >> you know when when you get e person on the line who says hello, can you hear me? you say yes, they can use your voice saying yes. >> storm tracker 6 live double scan, we are looking at dry conditions this morning, as we take a look outside, we are seeing clouds overtake the region there is sunshine early, clouds will get thicker in the morning and break up in the afternoon. it's cold outside this morning, we're no longer in the low 20s like yesterday with the windchills in the teens. winds are light today and temperatures coal enough for a coat, but 32 is better than 22 in philadelphia. 34 in allentown currently. satellite and radar showing up on future tracker 6 you can see how the clouds are in t

. >> trump administration officials disagree and so does texas governor greg abbott has targeted austin and surrounding travis county with a punitive deprivation of state funds. >> i withdrew $1.5 million of funding from the governor's office to travis county. on top of that, the state of texas is seeking to make it so punishing for cities and counties that they simply cannot have sanctuary cities print what that includes his fines that could add up to about $9 million a year. >> if any common ground were reached today, it was dhs's reassurance to mayors that the feds do not intend a broad sweep of illegals. >> we do not conduct raids. we are looking for specific people. >> dhs has not made any decisions on withholding funding until a clearer definition of sanctuaries reached and we are told there is no timetable for that decision. meanwhile, city of seattle is not waiting. it has filed suit against the administration, accusing it of using unconstitutional orders against government to enforce federal law and core cities through threats to funding. >> shannon: thank you very much. a mass

elise abbott is traveling for us this morning. good morning, elise. >> reporter: good morning, john. you heard donald trump during the campaign and talk about a warming to russia and nato being obsole obsolete. you would have thought his top diplomat would have come here enforcing that. rex tillerson arrived here and talked about the need to give nato the resources it needs and working together and talking about countering russian aggression in ukraine and eastern europe, which the ministers will speak about during the day today. then secretary tillerson came from turkey yesterday which his comments really took a significant break with the obama administration. they insisted president assad must go, but secretary tillerson said assad's future is determined by the syrian people. you heard nikki haley doubling down on that. as sad is not the priority. isis is the. it is clear that they want to focus on the question right now. that doesn't square with allies. i'm sure they will hear about that today. alisyn. >> elise, fascinating to

some of the taxes and obamacare that abbott caused, medical device tax, taxes on health insurance premiumsmocrats just like the cadillac tax quite a bit. we might be able to agree on repealing. let's go after the problems and try to fix those in a bipartisan manner. >> who takes the lead on this? not one voted for this bill. how you refashion not going forward trying to get something that can help the american people? >> eric, i've had plenty of discussions of my colleagues who quite frankly admit the individual insurance market is a mess. they tell you they want to get rid of the cadillac tax and medical device tax. so why do we start out with areas of agreement, and advance it. i understand in washington a lot of folks who are very dug in on the hard right and hard but and they can't get out of their foxholes. i'm trying to tell people, come out. do not picture had shut off. it's okay. this is one area where president trump can be helpful. he's pretty pragmatic. he's not very ideological. this may be an area he can bridge the gap. trade your times magazine reporting. but he threatened in

classic abbott and costello. >> jim jordan says there's reason every major conservative organization, conservative senators and house conservatives don't like the bill. >> we didn't tell the voters we were going to repeal obamacare but keep a bunch of taxes for an extra year and bring back the cadillac tax. we didn't tell them we were going to take the medicaid expansion and extended and didn't tell them we are going to provide insurance subsidies that have a 30% penalty. >> president pass on the opportunity for any public comment today even though he opened two cameras his oval office meeting with saudi array beas -- saudi arabia's minister. the white house added another small piece of the puzzle on the pleasanton president's claim to been wiretapped. >> as i have commented, i think there is significant reporting about surveillance techniques that have existed throughout the 2016 election. i will leave it to them to issue the report but i think he feels confident what will ultimately come from it will vindicate him. >> the president worked the phones on health care, talking with the

neil: governor, thank you very much, governor greg abbott. >> thank you, neil.anic selling. down 38 points. >> it's time to move on win or lose. hello, everybody, i'm cheryl casone in for trish regan, and welcome to "the intelligence report." sean spicer just announcing the vote will happen sometime in the 3 p.m. hour, maybe 4 p.m., despite the report that votes, well, just aren't there. speaker paul ryan leaving the white house just moments ago following a meeting lasting just under an hour. he was updating the president on where things are with the bill

abbott is within striking distance of 48 bucks a share and st.quisition is closed and so maybe it is time for the stock to take a pause. >> maybe. all right, and finally your small cap stock of the day. nautilus. the home fitness company, imperial upgrades them and boost the target to 20 from 16. recently met with management and like what they heard and nautilus should have an easy quarterly comp and their new bowflex, high velocity trainer. i can see your questions, also heavy promotions have abbated. $20 target on nautilus is 20% upside. remember the bowflex? >> i bow when i flex. >> everybody had one. >> didn't chuck norris promote it? >> i think you're right. >> chuck norris should promote everything. >> a deep pull. >> street talk. >> done for tuesday. >>> coming up, janet cramer joining the "power lunch" as we walk you through bill ackman's big loss. you will not want to miss it. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment wi

texas governor greg abbott is pushing its own plan to stamp out sanctuary cities in its own state.o >> i withdrew $1.5 million of governor's office to travis county. that -- what texas is seeking to do is to make it so punishing that they simply cannot have the sanctuary cities. what that includes a fine that t could end up to $9 million a year. >> tucker: sanctuary cities already giving the feds plenty of problems in enforcing u.s. immigration laws. now ice must actively sabotaging their work, deal with lawmakers who one state representative in massachusetts, michelle dubois, used facebook to warn people of an i.c.e. raid in brockton. fox news correspondent molly lyons joins us with more on tha that. >> you are right, she is facing considerable backlash here in the community after putting this posting on facebook, essentially warning undocumented immigrants about a rumored raid that would be taking place by the federalal officials. a democrat from brockton published this post on tuesday. she claimed she got word on this impending raid from someone in the latin community. u.s. and imm

classic abbott and costello. if it's so good, why don't they want their names on it? >> reporter: political fallout from battleground states across the country and inside the gop conference, itself, leading to accusations that the gop's three-step strategy, an initial bill, regulatory actions, followed by legislation requiring democratic support, is fiction. >> there is no three-step plan. that is just political talk. some mythical legislation in the future that is going to garner democratic support and help us get over 60 votes in the senate. if we had those democratic votes, we wouldn't need three steps. >> reporter: this as the alt right publication, breitbart, has suddenly released a five-month-old audio of a call between speaker paul ryan and house republicans in the wake of the infamous "access hollywood" video. >> his comments are not anywhere in keeping with our party's principles and values. i am not going to defend donald trump. not now, not in the future. you guys know i have real concerns with their nomination. i hope you appreciate that i'm doing what i t

i was listening to tony abbott, the former australian prime minister, he said he set people tight timelines get on with it and stops them talking endlessly. it's basically now from the german election until 2019. it's a short window that they will just have election until 2019. it's a short window that they willjust have to get on with it. we will be talking about the great repeal bill and this is where things get complicated. eu law has to move over to our statutes. the convention needs to be we are not going to change things and public priority settings. we are going to make this a transfer of the status quo into the uk legal system. we mustn't allow factions or groups within parliaments to recalibrate priorities. but the important thing to watch for is not whether the government tries to liberalise wings and the slight, do we incorporate the jurisprudence, the rulings from european courts, i want to see theresa may's answer in black and white. once we've transposed these directives into uk law we don't end up directives into uk law we don't end up inheriting the european courts of human

classic abbott and costello, if it is so good why don't we want their names on it. reporter: the sales pitch, charles, remains with conservative republicans. members of the house freedom caucus who not put their support hine the bill. there was supposed to be a bowling night at the white house to get them behind it. not the kind of day for bowling even though it is indoors. things turning upside down here in d.c. charles? charles: blake, thank you very much. critics pouncing on the cbo predicting 14 million people will lose insurance. how are republicans planning to win the messaging war? to republican congressman ron desantis. thanks for joining us in the wintry day. >> nice in florida, charles. charles: rub it in. one of those things where the republicans are bracing for this sort of news from the cbo. there were some things i think ironically fell into the party's lap. there are still issues, what everybody is reading in government necessarily taking it away. so i think -- charles: is that a dangerous message, sir? i don't want to interrupt but i started out on w

it's classic abbott and costello. if it's so goods, why don't they want their nails on it? >> the obamacare didn't name it obamacare. they calm at this time aca. this is a bill, it's not his. it's a joint effort. >> late yesterday, breitbart news released speaker ryan last fall refusing to defend then candidate trump amid the ""access hollywood"" tape, he wrote. with me co-founder of axio, how does this look? is it likely to pass? >> it's republican care. i think that is why you have republicans so worried about the cones e consequences. will it pass the house? it will be difficult to pass the house. because the discussion you just had there, if you want to lower the number of people who are going to be uninsured. to do that it costs more money. you need to expand medicaid. >> which costs money. >> the minute you do that, you lose the conservatives in the senate who don't like the bill, because they don't think it goes far enough of getting rid of obamacare in totality and something that looks like it's free market theology. >> who is the architect? is speaker ryan the arch

basically trump's take on healthcare is an abbott and costello routine. [ laughter ] "what's the planthe plan is the plan." "will i still be insured?" "third base." [ laughter ] so because trump made promises he had no intention of keeping and because he doesn't even seem to understand the basics about healthcare policies works, he essentially differed to gop leaders, specially to house speaker, paul ryan, to put together a plan. despite telling voters he would be different from republicans like ryan. in fact, trump is now so supportive of ryan's healthcare plan, despite the fact that it breaks so many of trump's own promises, that he's pulling out all the stops, convinced skeptical members of congress to get on board. >> also a big task for president trump was going to be wooing some team members of congress next week. he's inviting them to the white house for an exclusive pizza and bowling party to see if he can convince them. >> seth: that's right, trump is trying to sway member-olf s birthday party. [ laughter ] "also, good news, steve bannon has agreed to be a terrifying clown."

by the way, abbott offered a lot of myelin and myelin couldn't hold up today. let's stay away. in massachusetts, bob. >> caller: boo-boo booyah from swansea, massachusetts. i love your show, jim. i learn volumes from it, no pun intented. >> you're terrific to say that. you can tweet that. i like that. i'll show the wife because the wife always wants to know what i do in the afternoon. >> caller: i'm calling about sirius satellite radio. >> somebody downgraded that this week. i felt, what, are you kidding me? it is a great long-term situation. sirius satellite is terrific. i still think apple should buy them, but i know it's more likely that apple hospitality would buy them than apple. let's go to alan in washington, alan. >> caller: booyah, jim, from the land of russell wilson. >> oh, yes. wisconsin's own, too. what's going on? >> caller: i'm a geezer. i'm 85. i've had fun in the market. i've learned a ton from you as everybody else. >> thank you. >> caller: i found that enrich foreca enbridge energy partners. is it sustainable? >> you know, alan, it's funny. when you mentioned

i think they've managed -- let me throw in abbott. both of them are very good situations.manuel in illinois, manuel. >> caller: hi, jim. thanks for taking my call. >> of course. >> caller: my question is on amplified snack brand. i really like the company and think they got the right business model for a young growing company. just want your thoughts. >> people feel like unthls they get a takeover bid it's going to keep going down. the food business has gotten tough. as a spec, i don't know. i think it's okay here as a spec. but no more than a spec. you're not talking about a really cheap stock. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round! [ buzzer ] >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. st wanted to thank your support team for walking me through my first options trade. we only do it for everyone gary. well, i feel pretty smart. well, we're all about educating people on options strategies. well, don't worry, i won't let this accomplishment go to my head. i'm still the same old gary. wait, you forgot your french dictio