but repealing the eca alone is not enough.imple repeal of the eca would leave holes in our statute book. the eu regulations that apply directly to the uk would no longer have any effect and many of the domestic regulations we have made to implement our eu obligations would fall away. therefore to provide the maximum possible certainty, the great repeal bill will convert eu law into domestic law on the day we leave the eu. this means, for example, that the workers' rights, environmental protection and consumer rights enjoyed under eu law in the uk will continue in uk law after we have left the eu. and he said that, as far as possible, power taken back from the eu would be devolved to northern ireland, scotland and wales. it is the expectation of the government that outcome of this process will be a significant increase in the decision—making power of each devolved administration. but we must also ensure that, as we leave the eu, no new barriers to living and doing business within our own union are created. mr speaker, nobody un

the eca chairman karl—heinz rummenigge says he fears player burnout with the amount of players that wouldeve it is quite clear that fifa knows that we are unhappy with the fact that they increased the number of participants in the world cup by 50% and that is quite clear, that this is a fact, and we believe the way of the position, making and transparency, was not acceptable from our point of view. i believe that regarding our players, they publicly played too many games. —— probably play. we have to reduce their stress and i believe it's a point now that arrived where these organisations have to think a bit more about foot all and not just about finance and politics. to tennis and number one seed stan wawrinka is out of the miami masters. he was dispatched in the fourth round by german teenager alexander zverev, two sets to one. wawrinka's fellow swiss roger federer fared better. he saw off roberto bautista agut as he bids for a third miami masters title. the numberfour seed needed two tie—breaks to get past the spaniard and make the quarter—finals. in form federer has already won the au

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insurance company propaganda against the aca, that it prevented people -- the important thing about the ecas that it is a desk the aca is that it is an interlocking piece of legislation that paid for itself with a tax on medical quit meant. paid -- medical equipment. this thing doesn't pay for itself at all. economics --who do reagan voodoo economics. their estimate on the .merican health care act in 2018, 14 million more people would be uninsured under the american health care act that under the current law. that rises to 24 million by 2026. the repugnant bill would create decrease in direct spending -- the republican bill would create increase in direct spending. $337ned, that is about billion decrease and federal deficit over 10 years. before 2020, average premiums would go up 15% to 20% perhaps that under current law. by 2026, average premiums would be about 10% lower than under current law. that is the cbo report they came out yesterday. legislative branch agency -- not the only report they came up yesterday when it comes to this health care law. several news sites pointing to a white

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any indication, eugene, that there are deliberate actions being taken to accelerate the failure of eca. and what does it mean for people who have it and concerned about health care. >> there are definitely republicans who have issues with obamacare and have before it even passed and definitely are working on legislation to make changes those problems that they've noticed. whether or not they will actually be able to do that remains to be scene. based on what we just saw this week. one of the big challenges and john boehner can tell you this, is getting republicans on the same page when it comes to obamacare and what needs to be done to fix it. whether or not they will find a solution that will fix the problems that hurt americans most is not yet clear. but it's not looking likely based on what we've seen so far. >> yell well, yeah, i hear president trump saying we're just going to let it go for a while. let it be. susan, what does it mean for the tax reform then? what does it mean for the infrastructure bill that they're looking ahead to? >> i talked to several congressmen yesterday wh

repealing the eca alone is not enough. a simple repeal would give holes in our statute book.ns will fall away. to provide the maximum certainty, the great repeal bill will convert eu law into uk law on the day we leave the eu. this means worker rights and environmental protection will continue to be available in uk law after we have left the european union. once eu law has been converted into domestic law, parliament will be able to pass legislation to amend, repeal or improve any piece of european law it chooses, as will devolve legislatures where they have the power to do so. further steps will be needed to provide a smooth exit. this is because a large number of laws will not work properly if we leave the eu without taking further action. some laws run functions to an eu institution with which the uk will no longer have a relationship. to ove rco m e will no longer have a relationship. to overcome this, the great repeal bill will provided power to correct the statute book when necessary to resolve the problems that will occur asa resolve the problems that will occur as a c

the key point is that tax reform , the probability of it happening is not changed getsding on if the eca-- if the aca gets repealed in the next few months. david: there is another thing the president has talked about a lot, that he has much more with his power, and that is regulatory reform. that is not regulated as much. hire people to fill the job so there will not be as many regulators. what is your estimate of what that will do to growth on its own, even if there is not tax reform? jim: the real growth story is the classic keynesian stimulus. a --atory change may help or may -- regulatory change or regulatory rollback may help, but in the near-term it is something we will have to scramble to adjust to. i think therefore the payback of any regulatory rollback is actually quite long-term. david: with that assumption, that it is not so much regulation, it is tax reform that we need, how much is the current valuation based on some probability -- less than 100% of ? probability of tax reform jim: the disappointment is if it is pushed back to 2018. the idea that there will not be tax refor

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they are throwing out the first bomb on tax reform, eca reform and kind of setting them up to take on the hit on these proposals. maria: one of the most important issues here with the actors did via tax cut for most employers. if you see the cadillac plan is just a laid and doesn't represent the tax plan they thought it would be. >> they got rid of the employer mandate. and the employer mandate and ey are also getting rid of but the medical devices tax. he talked to anybody has been a job killer. in terms of opposition, the gop could lose 21 votes in the house on this. they can't afford to lose more than 21 votes. it's even more precarious than we have senators and republican senators rob portman, lisa murkowski of and expressing concerns over the approach to medicaid. 30 states accepted the medicaid expansion. this would dial back in some part. but again, that is not hard-core conservatism. but senators outlined to as the government handout. >> medicaid is where a lot of the attention is. but it's also where a lot of the expansion of obamacare came in the first place. if you want to