well i stopped by a parade today where we saw tom periello false day church memorial day parade when we talked to him about the bigger picture and what it may take exbeyond and a primary outside of the commonwealth and i also spoke with virginia delegate marcus simon a in orderstorm supporter take a listen. >> it's stayed wide election since donald trump became president. people around country particular d.c. will see this as referendum on whether the response to donald trump bring out the political wave we saw in the other direction in 2 2010. if we see massive and diverse turn yoult in this primary it won't be good just for our importantly republicans in congress to start dancing them sales from hate and bigoty we're seeing from the white house. >> everybody is watching virginia right now to see what happens. are we really engaged and will that translate to electoral success. let's see if it shows up in the primary. >> you got to believe it, it's true. everybody is watching this primary jopd the commonwealth. but we want to know if are you thinking aboutty, paying attention ready t

what he spotlights as the gop effort to crush affordable health care. >> i'm tom periello and in congress i voted for obamacare because it was wrong that a million virginians weren't covered while insurance companies held all the power. >> at the website 538, nate silver writes the health care bill could be a job killer for gop incumbents because if republican members should suffer a similar penalty for voting for the acha has democrats it for obamacare somewhere in the neighborhood of 15 points, it could be dozens of gop held seats in play. then there's the energy this vote has generated on the left. today a coalition of resistance groups said that in just one day, they received 45,000 grassroots donations to the tune of more than $2 million raised for the eventual democratic challengers to house republicans who voted to repeal obamacare. at the white house today, deputy press secretary sarah huck aby sanders sought to counter the negative perceptions of the bill. >> good afternoon. >> can those with pre-existing conditions and older americans be guaranteed that they won't see hikes in t

they really are important and the people we spoke with today at this race were not just there for tom periello they were there for a group of candidates politically minded civic minded people and wanting tone courage obviously to remember the importance of a day like memorial day and at the end of the day they're there to encourage to you vote for candidate spoke with them. >> take a listen. >> i think they're probably focused on the governor's race more than any other it's up fortunate because i think each office is important my life did a lot of canvassing and the people she speaks to don't realize there's a primary june 13. >> i'm constantly thinking of my children's future. the whole anti-immigrants overall direction of where the country is going. >> primary is important. that's who we vote for who runs the country and takes chats of things i think it's very important we also track to switer and virginia voter are you planning vote in virginia governor primary. yes i love my candidate 15% of you 34% say yes you're deciding and 22% maybe when is the race and 22% not interested. 75% of you s

i'm tom periello, and i voted for obamacare.e can make abeconomy that works for everyone and make sure this never happens in virginia. >> stephen: you've got to do that in one take. as an actor, i'm saying up to do that in one take or have a lot of ambulances standing by. ( laughter ) seems like a waste of a perfectly good ambulance until you realize without healthcare we won't need them anymore. but this could backfire for pariello because the real star of the ad is clearly the model 10 crusher. ( laughter ) yeah, it's an up and comer. it's huge, it's loud, it destroys everything in its way. it could be our next president. ( laughter ) now, as a i'm sure -- ( cheers and applause ) i'm telling you. >> yeah! this is coming up. >> stephen: lot of model 10 crusher fans here tonight. we're still learning details about the budget congress passed this week. the press had a lot of questions about it. the white house sent out budget director and baby born in a suit mick mulvaneyy. mulvaney held a conference call to discuss with reporter

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tom periello, running for govern in virginia in a democratic primary.m and we'll make an observation. >> republican leaders are trying to do this to affordable health care. in congress i voted for obamacare because it was wrong that 1 million virginianss weren't covered while insurance companies held all the power. now i'm running for governor because it's wrong that most virginia incomes haven't gone up in 20 years. together we can stop donald trump, raise wages and build an economy that works for everyone. and we'll make sure this never happens in virginia. >> hey david, the question i have about the ad, was that a green screen, and if not, did he nail it in one take? and how many ambulances did they have lined up if he stumbled over his lines? but more seriously, is that a sign of what's to come? >> yeah, i think you can expect that. look, that's not the kind of ad that you do in multiple takes, but i think you can expect democrats to be creative in firing up their base, and they don't really need to draw out everyone who voted for hillary clinton be

tom periello was voted out of the house in part because of his vote for obamacare, and now the scriptcompletely flipped. we're going to see potentially republicans voted out of office. >> but that ad anin't going to get him back inthe governorship. i think the messaging for democrats has got to be a lot smarter than that. >> i think gillespie is going to be tough to beat. >> and you're going to have to come with an a-game that really sort of either separates, you know, the problems the democrats have from the minds of the voters or really kind of connect the republican candidate to -- >> let's talk turkey here. i hate to do it, but i love to do it. women voters, liz. we were kind of surprised -- i hate being ethnic, but white women voters voted for trump by 52%. i have a sense that women voters across the board are going to be very sensitive about health care because in any family i've ever been in, my parents and the one i'm in now, my mother looked out for the health care. she knew what was in the health care plan. my dad was clueless. my wife, kathleen, knows all that stuff. so i g

i'm tom periello. >> democrats think they have been handed the keys to an electoral bounty, but are they getting ahead of themselves? we're going to look at that and much more. >>> we begin this hour, though, with our top story. the action now turning away from the house and to the united states senate. the u.s. senate, there are 52 republicans taking center stage right now. they are key for the trump administration and its hopes of repealing and replaces obamacare. now, trump's victory lap yesterday afternoon in the rose garden of the white house, certainly a pr blitz there. that was some visual scenes there. the white house had been looking for or these first 100 or so days. but the pathrom yesterday gog forward on this issue of obamacare, it is long, and it is treacherous for republicans. trump claiming a lot of wins here but make no mistake about it, that win yesterday may have been largely symbolic, at least for right now. "the new york times" reporting that the vote was something of a reprieve for white house chief of staff reince priebus. saying, "it bought him time for a badly ne

for governor said they actually will consider creating -- between the lieutenant governor and tom periello. .one of the questions that emerged were the fairfax county testimonyic party, i asked them, if you get elected governor, will you create a task force on the issue of hate crimes and discrimination in the commonwealth of virginia and and will you include people among those who have been hated against, make sure the people who were victims were part of the commission. and out of the hour-long debate both of them said yes. >> it underscores, we have perhaps the most watched election in 2017 in the nation in virginia in just a few weeks, this primary for the gubernatorial nomination for the democrats. >> and the republicans. >> exactly. and not only are both of those potentially competitive and expensive. >> and it's interesting because this week, the u.s. voted on health care in favor of the affordable care act and many people attribute that vote to him losing his seat. >> prince williams corey stewart are fighting over the republican nomination. corey stewart came out very strong. he l