brooks' rival, robert mcintosh, was disqualified because of violations. in an op-ed in "the houstonh the results-- saying it was unfair because mcintosh received 750 more votes than his opponent.. perry suggests, brooks' victory was unfairly engineered in a quest for diversity. we started with 68 - and now it's down to sixteen. after a few days rest, march madness picks back up again today with the sweet sixteen round. there are four games tonight including the only d-c area team left - west virginia. the mountaineers tip off against number one gonzaga at 7:30 tonight. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen cool day - 60s return tomorrow - 70s saturday (first weekend of spring) - spring showers late sunday today: mostly sunny. unseasonably cool. highs: 47-50 winds: n to s 5 mph tonight: partly becoming mostly cloudy. not as cold. lows: 30-35 winds: s 5 mph friday: mostly cloudy. breezy & milder. isolated shower early, mainly north. highs: 62-66 winds: s 5-15 g 25 mph of girls gone missing around the district. with those cries for help, here's ana lysa gal

democrats line with david mcintosh. good morning. caller: good morning. i'm calling to suggest a creative compromise. i'm an ultimate single payer voter but i would like -- when mr. mcintosh was talking about the different age cohorts and what their health care needs are, it gave me the idea of calling that "cohort care." ok? so instead of having one giant pool in which it's the traditional model of insurance, what if where the well-paid to carry the burden for the sick. what if we created three different cohort insurance pools? this makes tremendous sense to me because i'm 69. i'm in a generation that had one reality of health care and scientific research and all that. my children who are in their 30's, my grandchildren who are 7 and 5 -- i mean, their health care lives are going to be -- they're completely different than mine, obviously. so what if we created cohort care and we created different pools for these different cohorts? and then in addition to that we make a compromise now by lowering the medicare eligibility age to 60 or 55 or whatever makes

that sent mcintosh to the free throw line for the go-ahead points with 15 seconds left. (darya)northwestern's inaugural visit ended in a stunning victory over vanderbilt. vandy's matthew fisher-davis inexplicably grabbed wildcats guard bryant mcintosh on purpose in the waning seconds of their game, thinking the commodores were behind when they were actually ahead. that sent mcintosh to the free throw line for the go-ahead points with 15 seconds left. (darya)northwestern trying to get it's first ever ncaa tournament win taking on vanderbiltjulia louis- dryfuss northwestern alum and doug collins whose son chris is the head coach17 econds left vanderbilt up 1 vandy's matthew fisher-davis must have thrught they were behind or had a foul to give because he deliberately fouls bryant mcintoshmcintosh sinks both free throws to give northwestern a 1-point lead enthusing possessionriley lachance pulls up from 25 feet. he misses northwestern gets the ball chris collins gets showered by his team in the locker room northwestern wins it 1st-ever tournament game!final: 68-66 northweste

mcintosh hits both foul shots. northwestern is on top. the commodores' final attempt for the win falls short. northwestern alum julia louis- dreyfus, whose son plays for the wildcats, celebrating in the stands. also in the locker room. head coach chris collins getting a victory shower from his team. you have to be soaked to mark your win. villanova and gonzaga both won. they move to the next round. two bracket upsets. number 11 xavier beat sixth-ranked maryland, 76-65. you know who was watching? bill murray cheering on xavier right there from the stands. and 12th seed middle tennessee state defeated number five, minnesota, 81-72. hope your brackets are doing okay. >> in full swing. there you go. >>> speaking of basketball, on nbcnews.com. defense, defense! have you ever screamed that at a game before. >> defense. >> exactly. the pentagon has asked employees not to watch march madness. the pentagon issued their annual reminder to pentagon workers not to stream the games from the tournament. the reason? eating up valuable internet bandwidth

. >> joining us now is former congressman and president of club for growth, david mcintosh. begin with the open-ended question. what do you think of the repeal and replacement plan for the affordable care act? guest: that's been the question f the week for us. we think this version -- and i refer to it as ryan care, coming out of the house -- fails to repeal obamacare. , leaves big sections of it it leaves all of that in place. and we're very concerned that if they pass that version they'll fail to have an opportunity to really put into place free market health care that will lower the cost for the average american. host: let me get your reaction to speaker ryan had this to say last week about what the republican agenda is all about and why it needs to happen now. >> what people are talking about, there's a lot of frustration and confusion out there among conservative groups and even among members is reconciliation has certain limits. so there are folks who would love to see us put in this bill all these other ideas. one conservative group is saying you had better put shoppi

page david mcintosh, president of the club for growth, this year, he just met with the president within the last hour but he is going to tell us whether he was convinced by mr. trump's pitch. then governor scott meeting with the new -- here to tell us what he thinks the pill is a good start. we begin with key congressional correspondent mike emanuel on the hill. >> two relevant committees getting a first crack at this republican health care package. this hour, lawmakers continue the work on this bill. democrats have convicted mack accused colleagues are trying to rush the bill through before they've gotten an assessment of the price tag and overall impact from the congressional budget office. >> my inquiry is, again, if i can say it, if you'll let me say it is, after the last two months of saying we were going to use this, that we were not going to try to jam things down -- >> speak of the gentlemen have a parliamentary inquiry. >> now you work doing exactly that. >> what is your inquiry . >> republicans came out against the package yesterday, president trump tweeted that he feels sure

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joining me is michael steele and jess mcintosh. by the way, sucker's bucket is a great coinage. it's very good and also true. believe me, buddy, bucket three is when your ship comes in. like, okay. >> that's right. that's right. >> i just thought it illustrated the core -- who is this bill for? there's no core constituency for the bill. it's not -- it's like it's reverse engineered around a set of compromises or whatever it is and i don't know among voters or among politicians that there is anyone there that the center is demanding this. >> well, the interesting thing is that no lessons were learned from the 2009 of the obama administration to do obamacare. it's the same argument that could have been made there, that the core constituency at best was loose and it was largely made up and played to by, you know, members of congress and that's the focus here. it's not on the street. this isn't a bill that's on the street as evidenced by polling that you showed. 34% of americans say that will do. the others say, hell no, we don't want this. the whole play is to get it through the ho

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on an issue we will be focusing on with david mcintosh who is for club for growth. republicans advance a risky strategy on the health care legislation. at the top of the hour, the president will issue his budget this week but a close eye on what will be coming from the congressional record office, the scoring. the budget committee will market up later this week. expect a vote in the house in the next couple of weeks on health care legislation. this is from new york magazine. taking off of what breitbart has been reporting. breitbart may have just killed trump care. donald trump has been good for the news business and the news business has been good for donald trump that no publication has had more of a mutually beneficial relationship then breitbart. this headline -- seven reasons why obamacare 2.0 is almost guaranteed to impose crushing costs on voters, hurt donald trump's base and hand power back to the democrats. more health care debate coming up at 8:00 a.m. eastern time. thank you for getting up an hour earlier as we spring ahead this sunday. seven 30 6 a.m. da

mcintosh. >> bill: go right to the rim, don't settle. there you go. shoot it. >> jim: baseline jumper rattles around and in. >> bill: no timeouts. on the catch, you've got to give it to. >> jim: edwards fouled right away by taphorn. >> grant: well, kind of setting ourselves up here. >> bill: what an effort by this group. >> jim: tonight on cbs, "60 minutes." followed by new episodes of "ncis, los angeles." and "madam secretary." 84%. edwards. worth reminding, northwestern, no timeouts. they need a missed here and the time three. edwards. what a half by him. >> bill: won an effort. how about purdue? a very difficult environment. hats off to matt and his guys showing why they were the big ten regular-season champs. >> jim: with the loss, northwestern will be a succeed next week in the big ten tournament. this is what it looks like right now. minnesota and wisconsin, once that goes final, we will have it all finalized. urdu will be playing in the quarterfinals early on friday. we will have the semifinal saturday on cbs and the championship game on select

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vandy's matthew fisher davis inexplicably fouls the wildcats brian mcintosh mistakenly thinking his team was behind. northwestern is on top. the commodores final attempt for the win false short. northwestern alum julia lewis dry f dreyfus celebrating in the stands. you have to be soaked to mark your wind. villanova and gonzaga both won. two bracket upsets. number 11 xavier beat sixth-ranked maryland. you know who was watching? bill murray cheering on xavier right there from the stands. and 12th seed middle tennessee state defeated number five, minnesota, 81-72. hope your brackets are doing okay. >> in full swing. >>> speaking of basketball, on nbcnews.com. defense, defense, have you ever screamed that at game before. the pentagon has asked employees not to watch march madness. they reminded defense department workers not the stream the games from the tournament. the reason? eating up valuable internet band width could slow the computers running the the u.s. military. >> national security is the priority. >>> the u.s. military is denying that it bombed a syrian mosque after human rights a

>> joining us on capitol hill, former republican congressman david mcintosh.ve you on the show morning. >> thank you, mika. great to be with you easement joe? >> hey, david. we have been through this drill a thousand times where house leadership, when we were there, we tried to pass a bad bill. newt would try to shovel a lot of pork in in deals he did with the democrats. they would give it to us at 3:00 morning and said we had to vote on it a the noon the next day and sometimes they wouldn't even mark it up. this is actually is exactly what is going on in a house run by a guy you and i both respect very much, paul ryan. but nobody knows what is in this bill. the cbo is not going to have a chance to score this bill. actually, by obamacare standa s standards, this process looks even more close. do you agree with me that tom cotton, the house needs to slow down and be transparent and start over? >> absolutely, joe. what i would think they can do is now open up this process and at that time ryan care version and move back to a full repeal of obamacare, and put in

mcintosh. >> bill: go right to the rim, don't settle. there you go. shoot it. >> jim: baseline jumper rattles around and in. >> bill: no timeouts. on the catch, you've got to give it to. >> jim: edwards fouled right away by >> grant: well, kind of setting ourselves up here. >> bill: what an effort by this group. >> jim: tonight on cbs, "60 minutes." followed by new episodes of "ncis, los angeles." and "madam secretary." 84%. edwards. worth reminding, northwestern, no timeouts. they need a missed here and the time three. edwards. what a half by him. >> bill: won an effort. how about purdue? a very difficult environment. hats off to matt and his guys showing why >> jim: with the loss, northwestern will be a succeed next week in the big ten tournament. this is what it looks like right now. minnesota and wisconsin, once that goes final, we will have it all finalized. urdu will be playing in the quarterfinals early on friday. we will have the semifinal saturday on cbs and the championship game on selection sunday for. for all of us here, saying so long fro

not even lieutenant mcintosh escaped the mob's wrath. in the final spasms of yellow fever, he was carried aloft in a blanket reportedly and i quote out of his mind and thrown over the star board gangway by a marine dubbed happy tom. earlier naval mutinies in british history, even the french terror of 1793, 1794 the carnage aboard the hermione was not. thank you very much. i'd be delighted to try to answer any questions with the sole exception of giving away jonathan robin's true identity and whether he was a native of danbury connecticut or a as the british insisted a federalist waterford ireland. that mystery i prefer to let the book itself salt solve. again, thank you for the regulator bookshop and c-span. [applause] how did according to your book did the robbins controversy lead to america adopting political asylum for foreigners and refugees ? >> that was one of my more surprising discoveries. he was executed, extradited in 1799 under the terms of a treaty known as the jay treaty with great britain a 1794. extradition was permitted u

not even lieutenant mcintosh escapeed the mob's rath. in the final ands of yellow fever he was carried aloft in a blanket, reportedly, and i quote, out of his mind, and thrown over the starboard gangway by a marine dubbed happy tom. earlier naval mutinies in british history, even e french terror of 1793, 1794, the carnage aboard the hermine was not. thank you very much. i'd be delighted to try to answer any questions with the sole exception of giving repair jonathan robbins' true identity, whether he was native of danbury connecticut or as the british insists and the federalists waterford ireland. that mystery i'd prefer to let the book itself solve. again, my thanks to the regulate year bookshop and c-span. [applause] please. >> so, how did, according to your book, did the robbins controversy lead to america adopting political asylum for foreign refugees? >> that was one of m my pour surprising discoveries. again, he was executed, extradited and executed in 1799. under the terms of a treaty, known as the jade treaty with great britain o

brian mcintosh would make them pay for it with two free throws.hwestern winning it, its first actually ncaa tournament game, and all that made julia louis-dreyfus very happy. her son chad, a walk-on for northwestern. so, they get to dance another day. >> oh, yeah. >>> up next, "the pulse," the big debate about traffic tickets. should you get a bigger fine for driving slow in the left lane? >> honk, honk, right. >>> and one brave golfer taking care of a very dangerous hazard on the course. i will never wash my hair again. i will never never wash my hair again now, i fuel it new pantene doesn't just wash your hair, it fuels it. with the first pro-v nutrient blend, making every... ...strand stronger don't just wash your hair fuel it fuel your hair. because strong is beautiful. find fast relief behind the counter allergies with nasal congestion? with claritin-d. [ upbeat music ] strut past that aisle for the allergy relief that starts working in as little as 30 minutes and contains the best oral decongestant. live claritin clear, with claritin-d. of y

club for growth president david mcintosh talks about his organization's opposition to the health careill. and kerry levine, discusses her analysis of the nonprofit formed to handle president trump's transition including the 6.5 million dollars it raised in private contributions. and later, a look at rising tensions with north korea. james person joins us from the wilson center. host: good morning, a busy week ahead in our nation's capital. the congressional budget is expected to come up with the score for the republican health care plan. the number could be released as early as tomorrow. the budget committee will then markup the bill early next week. the president will release his budget on wednesday. the same day our debt limit equires -- it is sunday morning, march the 12th and it is 7:00 a.m. daylight savings time as we move ahead one hour.

house last night we went to bring want to bring in two of those folkwho were at the meeting david mcintosh guys seem to pleased when you walked out of the white house of course you are cordial but everybody wants to know what happened inside last night? >> it was a good meeting. the president of the united states wanted to hear from key party patriots and from the

sunday morning, david mcintosh discusses his organization's opposition to the republican health care plan. has questionsvine about the nonprofit organization formed to handle president trump's transition. person discusses the launch of the ballistic missiles last week by north korea. washington journal, sunday morning. join the discussion. announcer: earlier today, the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york tweeted that he had been fired. a washington post article says that it occurred after he refused to request to resign. some confusion according to the article because president trump had met with the prosecutors soon after the election and asked him to stay on. here is a look at the tweet. i did not resign -- moments ago, i was fired. the sevenattorney of digit of new york with the greatest honor of my professional life. chuck schumer reacted saying, his relentless drive to round out public corruption, take on wall street, and stand up for what is right should serve as a model for all u.s. attorneys across the country. he will be sorely missed. was an exchange this we

jess mcintosh and agreeing restore, supreme court reporter for bloomberg news. playing lindsey graham. he sort of went on a tear during the gorsuch hearing trying to explain why democrats would be wrong to hold merrick garland's whole sale rejection by neil gorsuch. take a listen. >> here's what joe biden thought in '92. if someone steps down, i'll recommend the president not name someone and not send a name up. if bush did send someone up, i would ask the senate seriously consider not having a hearing on that nominee, it would be a pragmatic conclusion once the political season is underway, and it is, action on supreme court nominations must be mutt putt off until after election is over. >> i have no doubt in my mind, if the shoe were on the other foot, they would have delayed the confirmation process until the president was elected. >> is that true? did joe biden say a president doesn't get to nominate a supreme court justice in their final year before the election? >> he did get up there and say something like what senator graham said. he was talk about a hyp

>> a yuppy is a person who owns a mcintosh and drinks white wine and that's me.aving a great time. >> a 29-year-old is making a million dollars a year, expecting to make $1.5 million next year and $2 million the year after that. >> for this generation, capitalism is no sin, it's in. is money the number one goal? >> yes. ♪ ♪ all of the fun is waiting for you at castle ♪ ♪ trump's castle >> ia world whermillionaes are a dime a dozenthers a w billionaire in town. he's 40 and his town is new york city. he's made his money mainly from manhattan real estate. >> he puts his name on almost everything he builds. he says it's a symbol of quality. >> donald trump is the brand, and he is the symbol of a new squash buckling approach to commerce and conspicuous consumption. >> we definitely do have become celebrities just from being rich. i'll take the trumps as an example. their celebrity is generally that they are rich. >> donald trump has ventured into gambling and professional football and says he could negotiate a nuclear disarmament treaty with the soviet union. >> they

joining me now commend david mcintosh, president of the club for growth a , firmly agait this, -- conservative enough and repeals the heart of obamacare. good to have you both here. david, let me start with you, if i were to bring or if the president were to bring, which might work better, rand paul into the room and paul ryan into the room and say, we are going to have a bill at the end of this conversation, what would it look like, and what would your side be willing to concede? >> yeah, i think the conservatives would say, at this point, if you simply make sure you put some provisions in there that will really reduce the cost of insurance, that's the core of the promise they have made in four elections to get rid of obamacare. and paul ryan keeps saying, i don't want to do that. he kind of says the senate can't, but the house can, and he is in charge of the house. the way you do that, you reveal the obamacare regulations, then you require insurance companies to compete nationwide, one of president trump's key promises lester in the campaign. i think they are getting close if they can just g

house last night we went to bring want to bring in two of those folkwho were at the meeting david mcintosh you guys seem to pleased when you walked out of the white house of course you are cordial but everybody wants to know what happened inside last night? >> it was a good meeting. the president of the united states wanted to hear from key party patriots and from the other organizations who have very serious concerns about the bill that the house of representative has introduced. the president listen to our concerns and we talked about those. there were no commitments made by he also was not hostile in any way i felt very encouraged by because he wanted to speak with us. when more than what we've seen from the leadership over the last few years. during the campaign of course you have some talks about the run ins with president trump. i feel like at this point you probably could have some pretty frank discussions with the president do you feel better you feel perhaps they are only saying this. the guy listens. he really does care. and it makes everybody feel like a deal could be done. is t

in a wednesday op-ed perry key creed that the election was, awarded the presidency after robert mcintoshified. >> the first bumble bee in the u.s. has officially been listed as endangered. the rusty patch bumble bee once very common now on the brink of extinction that's according to the u.s. fish and wildlife service. the population has plummeted >> next up nfl commissioner roger goodell says changes are coming to the speed of the football game this year. >> how do you feel about that? >> the league will roll out its plans for revamping the commercial structure to better space out commercial breaks making those breaks slightly longer but less frequent. >> i don't know how that's going to work out. >> not going to work. they'll be longer but less frequent. it's the same thing, just moving them around. >> next up, it's an easier way top send starbucks gift cards and it's coming to your phone next month via i message. so basically you can get a text -- text a gift card to your friends. i like the sound of that. >> well, do you? i'll be waiting for my gift from you. >> i'm still waiting for

brittany cooper, jess mcintosh, i like the red. >> thanks. >>> finally on this international women'say i want toed share a few phenomenal works on race, democracy and policing written by some incredible female authors. gooks like "ghettoside" "the warmth of other sons" "the new jim crow" by michelle alexander. there's a full list and they're on facebook.com/allinwithchris. i drew on them in the book i'm writing and on our facebook page you can find dour -- tour dates for that book. so if you want to see me, check out the tour dates and get in there. that's "all in" for this evening. the rachel maddow show starts right now. >> go, chris, go, go, go! i'm excited about your book tour and your book and you did an awesome show. >> thank you all around. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us for the next hour. politico reports tonight that u.s. investigators, including the fbi are looking into a russian citizen in conjunction with one of the incidents on the trump campaign last year which defied explanation at the time. dramatic news tonight from politico.com. this incident that happened

david mcintosh of the club for growth said he did hear our concerns. having said that, when pressed on it yesterday, sean spicer made it clear, they are not in negotiating mode, this is more than as he put it listening mode. they are in full sell mode and to that ends the white house right now putting together a schedule. there was some talk that the president might hit the road this weekend. doesn't look like it will happen this quickly but he and the members of his cabinet, expected to go into america to sell this bill. >> i want to bring my panel in this morning. the president and ceo of center for american progress, she's also worked in the ot obama white house and rick tyler, former spokesman for ted cruz and rick has the home court advantage. i'll start with you. seems like a big challenge tom cotton's twee rand paul, these are guysho have been behind president trump as of late. man -- >> ted cruz said it too, the bill as it is right now is not going to pass the senate. they ought to come to the realization. the whole problem is all of these guys

mentioning some of the leaders president trump not let david mcintosh of the club for growth. jim demint at the heritage foundation. tim phillips americans for prosperity. ginny beth martin of tea party patriot. "washington journal" viewers will recognize many of those names and organist nations. very conservative organizations. the president trying to get on board with the bill speaker paul ryan tries to get conservatives on board as well and keep some of the more moderate members of the republican conference on board with the health care legislation. we want to hear about it. let's hear from you in your thoughts on the efforts to move through congress. democrats 202-748-8000. republicans 202-748-8001. independent 202-748-8002. robert, waldorf, maryland. europe next. go ahead you >> caller: good morning. there is no reason the united states government should be involved in anybody's health care. they are not in the business of health care. the government can't even run themselves. they are 20 trillion in debt. where do they think they have that knowledge to be able to give us

. >> joining us now is former congressman and president of club for growth, david mcintosh. begin with the open-ended question. what do you think of the repeal and replacement plan for the affordable care act? guest: that's been the question f the week for us. we think this version -- and i refer to it as ryan

able to do when he got involved in the aca negotiations, and the thing that has hurt them, jess mcintoshe this point on our show, there's no animating project here. democrats were willing to take tough votes because they believed in getting people health insurance. it just came down to that. it came dun to the president say you're going to walk the plank and some of you are probably not going to survive. but as a party they believed in that project. it's so unclear what the actual affirmative project here that's being pursued is. >> and that donald trump has an affirmative project he's pursuing other than getting deals and getting wins. it seems like the only thing he seems only in at the end of the day is winning and he doesn't really care how or what is the substance but i think you're making an important point. when you have a president who cares about health care you wind up getting a health care bill that's hard to repeal. chris hayes gets the last board here on "all in" tonight. chris hayes, great book, get out there and sell that book. mckay coppins, thank you very much for being

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joining us now, david mcintosh who stands with the freedom caucus.is is escalation clearly. will you guys bend at all? >> you know, stuart, let's remember why they are opposed the ryan bill. it didn't do anything to lower the cost of insurance premiums. stuart: so you won't back. >> we want that and they want that and we're ready to pass the bill when those things are added to it. i have talked to the speaker and he's working on things. and i don't think it's going to be war, but i appreciate them standing firm to keep the president's promise to lower the cost of insurance. stuart: does this move the ball forward? the president comes out with these tweets. he's attacking the freedom caucus, and you're saying that if you could get this, you might be in. and i'm asking, does this move the ball? >> you know, i think it's a distraction. i'm down here in north carolina, mark meadow's home state. they, standing with i him. they don't like the bill the way it's produced in the house. he's telling they don't have to kill it, we can make it better. i think th

joining me now former clinton campaign adviser jeff mcintosh, radio tack show host ron reagan,howard dean and oh, where to go to first, where, where, where, where? so much winning. i feel bad for you, as a republican strategist, you're probably having to take a lot of phone calls and what happened to all the winning. >> aside from being sick and tired of all this failing, i really am just stunned at the ineptitude of what happened the past 18 days. this should have been a layup bill. you get a bill together that all sides -- >> they had seven years to come up with this bill. >> we had seven years and we failed. it's the truth. >> why do you think there was no bill after selven years -- >> voters then project what they believe that to be on to it. the second you contradict that, they might not support you. >> ron reagan, you have this narrative building up now among the breitbartians, among the bannon world that what happened here was that paul ryan failed. but on the or side of that you had a question that was asked by donald trump whether or not he was essentially betrayed by the ri

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don't use a mcintosh, they're the mushy. think of honey crisp or golden delicious.he core out. the simplest way to do it. then thin slices, you'll stack them and the trick is to rub lemon juice on your knife so they don't turn brown. add some chopped celery. you want to do that? stir it up. i'll add in the mayonnaise. >> i don't have a spoon. >> use this thing. oh, okay. i didn't learn how to cook on the maternity leave that's clear. >> you're going to add some ground pepper and salt. liberally do some salt because 's then -- you're great. >> thank you very much for your support. >> then you're going to plate it on top of -- take some shredded romaine that you have cleaned and washed. then plate it on top of the plate. then if you want, add some walnuts. walnuts were added to the recipe later. you can toast them ahead of time if you want. >> well, what say you? >> it's like a palette cleanser for that egg mcmuffin. >> yeah. >> delicious. >> i remember it having grapes. >> so this is the thing. it's a recipe that's had many permutations. people add stuff. it's a grea

tomorrow, david mcintosh is on at 8:00 a.m., talking about conservatives and the gop health care bill. aaron carrie levine will talk about trump transition bills, will talk about north korea missile tests. make it a great saturday. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> next, the house the ways and means committee considers a memos to the proposed health care placement bill. later, a hearing with david shogun on how to improve veterans private health care options. and on "the communicators," michael powell talks about net neutrality. >> the numbers have two additional days to file dissenting or minority views. first, this is a historic and important step in the repeal of , and i am proud of the work this committee and this debate -- our debate was professional and passionate and fought with good will. that was a signature of the ways and means committee. bothlaud members from sides of this long but full discussion. we have rema

coming up this morning, club for growth president david mcintosh discusses his organization's opposition to the republican health care plan. the politics reporter for the center of public integrity has questions about the nonprofit organization formed to handle president trump's transition. and the center for korean policy director discusses the launch of four ballistic missiles by north korea. join the discussion. pence travelednt to kentucky this weekend to discuss the republican health care plan. when arriving, the vice president was greeted by matt bevin before heading to an energy services company in louisville where he addressed employees. [applause] gov. bevin: thank you very much. thanks for being here. he forgot to tell you that my first bycycle was red. no, i'm just kidding. we were going to go with the short version there. i'm not sure what happened thank you truly for being here. thank you for caring about this issue. thank you for being part of the american process. i will keep my comments brief. i want you to be able to hear from our vice president. the beautiful thing abou