we talked to vann newkirk of the atlantic, kevin whitelaw of bloomberg news and philip bump of "the washington post." >> while republicans were trying to put together something which they feel confident can pass both the house and the senate in final form and can get the general support of the american public, this bill isn't substantially different enough from the house bill to actually change, i think, the minds of a lot of americans. a lot of the parts of the bill, particularly around medicaid and cutting taxes for wealthy americans, those remain. i think those are probably the most problematic parts of it. >> glor: we conclude with charlie's conversation with the executive chairman of alibaba, jack ma. >> in the past 30 years u.s.a. domestic consumption was the engine of global economy. and i told the people at that time that say if you miss the opportunity of selling your product to the world, to the u.s.a., to the europe, you may miss the chance. and today i want to tell the people that if you miss the opportunity of selling your product to china, you will miss the opportunity, you will

republicans willing to sit by and let this dumpster fire burn the whole house to scott greer and guy newkirk intimates big picture. the latest polls out of the sixth district of georgia show the democrat john a soft as about a three point advantage over republican challenger karen andal if these polls are accurate asaf will sneak by with a win and tuesday's special runoff election or will he one of america's leading investigative journalist now thinks that the georgia six runoff will be stolen or at least could be by republicans and their racist voter suppression laws joining me now to explain just what's going on down in georgia's greg palast state a reporter and creator of the new documentary the best democracy money can buy billionaires and ballot bandits greg welcome back glad to be with you tom and why don't we have escaped from the sixth i was just going to say welcome back home from georgia so tell us you know first of all if you pay attention the mainstream media they're pretty confident that asaf will win tuesday but you aren't what did you learn when you were in georgia last week t

anding me is van newkirk kevin whitelaw, and philip bump. i'm pleased to welcome them all.hilip, what stands out? philip: republicans are putting a something they feel confident can pass and get the support of the public, it is not substantially different enough to change the minds of a lot of americans. a lot of parts of the bill, particularly medicaid and cutting taxes for the wealthy, those are the most problematic parts. jeff: that is an interesting point. there was some talk the senate bill might be completely different. they would throw everything out and start over, and that is not the case. the broad strokes are about the same as the house bill. there are a few changes to the tax credit and medicaid, but when we see the cbo score next week, i don't think it will be that different. see thatin, when we do score, how many americans are we anticipating will be losing? the number four was 23? 23 million in the last version. senate leaders are hoping it will come in lower survey can show it is a bill that does not actually -- it will keep more americans in short overtime.

we talked to vann newkirk of the atlantic, kevin whitelaw of bloomberg news and philip bump of "the washingtont." >> while republicans were trying to put together something which they feel confident can pass both the house and the senate in final form and can get the general support of the american public, this bill isn't substantially different enough from the house bill to actually change, i think, the minds of a lot of americans. a lot of the parts of the bill, particularly around medicaid and cutting taxes for wealthy americans, those remain. i think those are probably the most problematic parts of it. >> glor: we conclude with charlie's conversation with the executive chairman of alibaba, jack ma. >> in the past 30 years u.s.a. domestic consumption was the engine of glo