yeah, she definitely had those growing in what was the progenitor of the rose garden. it was a colonial style garden during her time period in the white house. >> i want to get to the rose garden, but first -- well, i'll start with this. the rose garden i have been in and out of a thousand times. >> lucky you. [laughter] >> lucky me. over the course of 40 years and seven presidents beginning with president gerald ford. and the rose garden was always a formal office space. it was an official event space. it wasn't just for the dogs. every once many a while you could tell the presidents' dogs had been there. but it was a beautiful setting, outdoor setting that was used con instantly even -- constantly, even in somewhat cold, somewhat rainy weather. jacqueline kennedy redid the rose garden. was that a dramatic departure point from generations before, or was it a process of evolution? >> definitely a process of evolution and if kind of a dramatic -- and kind of a dramatic point of departure. so i guess the answer to your question is both. the, so. really the history of that

first rose garden wedding. the naval photographic center produced this film. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> one of the most important days in tricia nixon's life was drawing to a close. the wedding was over but a w life and career as mrs. edward finch cox was just commencing. at a press conference tricia once said speedy the most important thing is love but love -- you can't really define it. you can say i i love this aboa person, i love this -- intelligent -- [inaudible] that you just can't quite decide. ♪ >> the events leading up to this memorable day all regarded back on the night of march 16. the father of the bride to be announced his daughters engagement. the occasion was an evening at the white house a celebration in honor of the visit to washington of john lynch prime minister of ireland and mrs. nixon's birthday. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i understand i'm supposed to make a surprise announcement. [laughing] the difficulty is that every time i'm supposed to make a surprise announcement, i find that somali it is leaked be

first rose garden wedding. the naval photographic center produced this film. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> one of the most important days in tricia nixon's life was drawing to a close. the wedding was over but a w life and career as mrs. edward finch cox was just commencing. at a press conference tricia once said speedy the most important thing is love but love -- you can't really define it. you can say i i love this aboa person, i love this -- intelligent -- [inaudible] that you just can't quite decide. ♪ >> the events leading up to this memorable day all regarded back on the night of march 16. the father of the bride to be announced his daughters engagement. the occasion was an evening at the white house a celebration in honor of the visit to washington of john lynch prime minister of ireland and mrs. nixon's birthday. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i understand i'm supposed to make a surprise announcement. [laughing] the difficulty is that every time i'm supposed to make a surprise announcement, i find that somali it is leaked be

the president was joined in the white house rose garden with labor secretary marty walsh and other officials involved in the rail talks. [applause] president biden: good morning, everyone. as you might guess, i am very pleased to announce a tentative labor agreement between -- that has been reached between the railroad workers and the railway companies this. agreement is a big win for america, and for both in my view. i want to thank the negotiators from the labor movement, the brother of locomotive engineers, the trainmen, international association of sheet metal and air and rail and transportation unions and other labor unions engaged. and this is a win for tens of thousands of rail workers and for their dignity and the dignity of their work. it's a recognition of that. in the early, dark, uncertain days of the pandemic, they showed up so every american could keep going. they worked tirelessly through the pandemic to ensure that families and communities got the deliveries they needed during these difficult few years. because of the labor agreement, those rail workers will get better pay, 2

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any moment now we will hear from president biden in the rose garden. the white house says a tentative deal has been reached to overt a railroad strike and a potential derailment of our economy. the president is giving negotiators their due. he is meeting with them in the oval office. this case down to the wire with a source familiar with the negotiations telling nbc news the deal was reached early this morning after 20 hours of talks. there was, quote, a basic handshake at 2:30 a.m. and approval by the teamsters board at 4:30 a.m. it couldn't come at a more critical juncture as the biden administration tries to tame red hot 40 year high inflation with the midterms now just 53 days away. for some context about what a strike would mean for our economy, our web of railways are responsible for shipping about 40% of goods from grain to cars long distance across the u.s. a strike would cost our economy $2 billion every single day leading to empty shelves and higher prices for a public already feeling a price pinch. and just the last 45 minutes, transportatio

here's president biden just a few hours ago in the rose garden. >> this agreement allows us to continue to rebuild a better america with ab economy that truly works for working people and their families. today is the win, and i mean this sincerely, a win for america. i want to thank you for getting this done, both business and labor. thank you, thank you, thank you. >> another win in a string of victory for the biden administration, this one after 20 straight hours of talks that went on into the night biden leaning on his wealth of experience to get a deal done. whether this will offset concerns about inflation is not clear. there's a new associated press poll showing biden's approval rating is up substantially. it's still underwater, but the 45% of people who now support the president is quite a stark recovery from july's low of 36%. for more on all of this, we're joined by jeff bennett, pbs news hour chief washington correspondent and an msnbc political contributor. president biden spoke about tireless efforts of the negotiators. what more can you tell us about how this deal came abou

he was joined in the rose garden by members of his cabinet, health stakeholders, and community advocateshis remarks run about half an hour. [applause] >> what a beautiful day. thank you all for being here. good afternoon. my name is bob. i was diagnosed with type one diabetes. today, i am so thankful for the insulin that was provided me in order to manage my disease as well as continue to live with it. however, the problem or the issue is that insulin cost is inhumane. the price of insulin has increased over 600% in the last 20 years. even on medicare, i have to pay $300 out of my own pocket every 90 days. but president biden and democrats in congress and the inflation reduction act will save me and others hundreds and in some cases thousands of dollars a year. [applause] to me, that is sleep insurance because i can go to bed at night knowing that my out-of-pocket costs for all that i have is going to be affordable and predictable. that is very key. the inflation reduction act is historic. lower drug prices through medication. thank you. cracking down on drug corporation price gouging. i

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there were no rose garden events to celebrate anything outside saying that he still had confidence inrican economy and the markets. there's none of that going on here with this white house. >> nobody told the president not to invite james taylor to play "fire and rain". >> neil: of all songs, why "fire and rain?" i digress. go ahead. >> i think that the white house, they're obviously bullish because of the accomplishments that they've had this summer. whether it's the inflation reduction act or some of these executive actions the president has taken, if they have the intended effect will have consequences down the road. not immediately. to your point about electric cars, it's a great photo open for the first president who is truly a motor head. joe biden loves cars. but you know, that electric sports car, that corvette is not something that the average american is going to be able to afford during the best of times, let alone now, right now. jacqui teed this up earlier as well. you have the energy secretary in california saying that that state is leading the way when it comes to clean

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president biden is speaking in the rose garden right now.e mentioned hurricane ian, which is made landfall in cuba. it is pushing toward florida's coastline but with the threat of becoming one of the costliest u.s. forms. i heard an estimate today that if it hits tampa directly and stays as a category 3 or even category 2, it could cause $100 billion worth of damage. however, jon, it does look like it is going to hit florida, and it is going to focus on the western coast of that state and state used of the energy complex that we see in texas, the sort of long hand of the panhandle they are. it is not going to, at least it looks like now, affect the energy sector. jon: watching tampa, sarasota, fort myers. obviously the power companies as well, matt. we are getting the early tally in atlantic canada with fiona, one of the power companies busy on that front is one eyeying what is happening in florida, that they just tweeted out power to parts of downtown tampa. matt: we are continuing to watch that hurricane, but it does not have a lot to do w

a cultural park that says chapel garden the rose gardens were around the chapel. will those be reupon plant. the original bushes? this is something this people are going to associate with that area? . the plan is to keep the chapel there will be event lawn around it and the grove. there was no plan to replant the rose garden. now i'm looking at the name that is a great idea. guarden i think flowers chapel green or chapel glen. i'm thinking that people i know come we moved here so many anniversaries and people who got married there i think this is one thing that will be come to remember and stick out as far as history wise. may be not you know -- person history and local history. the hanger yard anything but that. aviator's park. sounds good. nothing else the kids want to find out what that is. i'm no , i think linda east and west side is confusing. so like we did sunset. sunset and sunrise. i think,iel this is it for me. >> we am open to the public. there is no public comment. >> all right. no public comment. ure gotten our -- comments from the board i hope you wi

he attended a ceremony in the rose garden and passing the inflation reduction act. it is a major ece of legislation designed to transform several sectors of the economy and san jose mayor sam liccardo in washington right now , he spent part of the morning at the white house as ktvu is jesse gary reports the signing signals a major movement forward on three big issues here, climate change prescription drug costs and taxing corporations. in the white house rose garden tuesday pump circumstance and the political victory lap so this is a great and celebratory day. democrats are championing the passage and signing of the inflation reduction act few weeks ago, san jose mayor sam liccardo made the trek to washington tuesday. there are opportunities for san jose residents in americans to save a lot of money, uh , with various provisions of this bill recently signed bill has little to do with inflation and more to do with three main agendas, climate change, prescription drug costs and corporate taxation. as a matter of political behavior everyday voters just don't prioritize

. >> reporter: standing in the rose garden, president biden hailed a deal to head off what would haven the first rail strike since 1992. >> this is a win for tens of thousands of rail workers and for their dignity. >> the agreement was the product of marathon, 20 hour talks led by labor secretary marty walsh. >> i told them, you're not getting out of this room. >> reporter: walsh says a strike would have cost the u.s. economy $2 billion a day. >> we have food and grain and corn waiting to be transported across the country. that would have rotted. we have other supplies. it would have been devastating. >> reporter: 12 yuans supported the largest raise increase, a raise of 24% over five years. they also secured one more day of paid leave and for the first time, the right to take unpaid leave to attend medical appointments. >> rare roads were not keen on giving us more time away from work because that means you need more employees to run your operation. i think it's a victory. >> reporter: that victory so close to the deadline did come at a price. amtrak had already canceled some long-di

depth the -- deputy secretary in the rose garden of the united nations.been hearing from young people from around the world, what are their concerns about their education? >> first they get one, and if they get one, will it make them fit for purpose? will they aspire to want to do somethingnd get the skills they need to do it? and they want to be engaged. where are they beyond their voices? and they shape the education of the future? we want not just to be heard, we want to be listened to and act on it. laura: world leaders will gather at the united nations next week for the general debate, what do you see as the biggest crisis facing the world now? is it the war in ukraine that slowing the global economy tion mark is a change? >> there are three crisis, we have not yet recovered from covid. the war is the reminder that it is what it must be. i think when we are speaking about the climate crisis, have to -- people have to believe in the science. a third of the country of pakistan is underwater. for me, it's about solidarity. it's out leadership being able

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yes, i am very pleased to announce a tentative labor agreement -- >> reporter: standing in the rose garden, president biden hailed a deal to head off what would have been the first rail strike since 1992. >> this is a win of tens of thousands of rail workers and for their dignity. >> reporter: the agreement was a product of marathon 20-hour talks, led by labor secretary marty walsh. >> we aren't getting out. i told them you're not getting out of this room. >> reporter: walsh said a strike would have cost the u.s. economy $2 billion a day. >> we have food and grain and corn waiting to be transported across the country that would have rotted. we have other supplies that are going on train. it would have been devastating. >> reporter: 12 unions secured the largest wage increases for workers in decades. a raise of 20% over five years. they also secured one more day of paid leave and for the first time the right to take unpaid leave to attend medical appointments. >> railroads were not particularly keen on giving us more time away from work because that means you need more employees to run your

our path through the museum of wildlife runs through the rose garden, by the way, one of the largest of the globe on an area of ​​​​2.5 hectares, 7,000 bushes grow, bloom and smell fragrant. originates from this famous painting. well, they all know, yes, yes, may i be maria sergeevna cautiously i say, don't walk on the grass. maybe this is a feature of our crop. here, each visitor can walk on the lawn, but only as much as he wants, because there are roses near each. here the label is quite informative, where it is indicated what kind of variety it is there, and there is such a symbol of the spout - this means that if there is such a spout, you know, it is fragrant, especially fragrant, you can come up to smell it. the border between the botanical garden and vdnh does not seem to exist at all. this is me to the fact that we ourselves did not notice how we ended up here from the moment of creation in 1939. it was an all-union agricultural exhibition, then for three decades. it became the vdnkh exhibition and achievements of the national economy with the collapse of the soviet union tur

those remarks in the rose garden were supposed to take place at an event in florida at the retirement haven, but that event was moved to the white house yesterday with hurricane ian bearing down on the sunshine state. the president there mentioned the republican senators senator ron johnson of wisconsin. he replied on twitter yesterday to some of the presidents statements, saying yesterday afternoon, democrats may have broken the record for the number of lies they told about me in one day. i want to save social security and medicare and veterans benefits. the greatest threat to these programs is massive. out of control deficit spending enacted by biden and democrats in congress. that is -- senator johnson yesterday. the president also mentioned senator rick scott of florida, the head of the republican congressional committee. it was rick scott talking about the plan biden was criticizing. here is how he explained his plan. >> i propose that congress read the review of these programs. some of my colleagues in some of the people testifying today had decided to lie about what i have been

[applause] alix: that was president biden in the rose garden about the labor agreement with the railroadsnd unions. he was very pleased about the railway labor agreement. it's important how the railway system was and they hope there are signs of progress in lowering across the board. italy 4% wage increase of the next five years. that was a 14.1% as well as five annual $1000 payment. if substantial money here riding on the line. there is now a cooling-off period that's been extended in which the unions will strike for several weeks but it gives them time to ratify the agreement. not a done deal but it gives this reprieve with president biden looking relatively optimistic. talking about hoping this point to be lowering the cost. >> right at the get-go his remarks he's pleased with this deal being done. it's a deal that speaks to the fact gets a bigger piece of the pie. this is an industry to make significant amounts of money. it's super happy that's happening. it's good to be something to prove a point. he's got two or three more days and then he will be heading to the united kingdom, a hu

with united states senate with president clinton enthusiastically signing that into law in the rose garden ceremony in november of 1993. the signing statement was magnificent, i don't know if you read it. >> you can pull it up on youtube you can see it is just extraordinarily robustly pro- religious freedom support. the equality act that is passed the house of representatives would abolish the civil rights act. so the equality act i just want to say equality without the tender mercies of providing conscientious becomes cruel and oppressive us with the pending equality act would in fact provide. no religious -based exemptions for public accommodations they have jack phillips the baker think of those wedding kinds of service providers, that is gone if the statute passes for its awareness that go? what about the grandmother he makes specialty cakes as a hobby out of her home but yet she has a license to do that. the equality act is passed with apply to mom and grandma in her individual kitchen. yes. not just businesses with 20 employees or 50 employees. it is so radically far-reaching but has

the second, the remember me rose garden, is a beautiful living tribute to the heroes of flight 93.hese neighbors join our efforts to honor the passengers and crew members of flight 93. it is a privilege for all of us at the memorial to work with these two very, very special organizations. every year, we are helped with the commemoration by terrific and incredible volunteers from the ends of any amount in -- from the pennsylvania mountain service corps of america which helps make service to others a cornerstone of our national culture. in addition americorps was here within days of the crash providing water and supplies to the cruise on-site -- crews on-site. i would like to personally thank, on behalf of all of us, the americorps volunteers with us here today and all of those who have assisted in the past. your service and commitment are greatly appreciated. >>[applause] >> now, i would like to introduce a musical performance by the choir of the church of the resurrection from martinsville, maryland. the choir will provide a rendition of david cantor's september morning, a memorial

president biden biden tell that the lower premiums during the rose garden speech with the annual ratea four decade high. the increase will bring some welcome relief. it is expected to be coupled with the high cost of living increase and social security benefits. > >> san francisco lyft has put the brakes amid an economic downturn. stocks tumbled 86%, ts year. and after the hiring freeze, shares fell 3.8%. uber also said it was lowering in mat has not announced a freeze. lyft has nearly 5000 employees in t. in total. that is a look at your your money watch report. > >> hurricane ian has everyone is in america's eyes on it, right w right now. wind gusts are up to 155 miles an hour and it takes 157 miles an hour to make this a a category 5. nonetheless, it is is expected to make landfall, this morning, as it pushes through the whole state of flor. of florida. category 1 as it moves closer to orlando. this ia massive storm bringing a lot of storm surge. back in the bay, this is a dark area but you can see that marine layer sitting over the city, right now. the tower camera. numbering laye

cheryl: just checking president biden, took victory lap in rose garden yesterday he is celebrating, thelroad strike claims going to cut soaring food prices, listen to this quick. >> -- mr. president, over 13%, what do you tell struggling americans. >> -- aren't going to go up. >> your reaction? >> well, i didn't hear what he said about what is not going up but the railroad strike thing reminds me going back to 60s, 50s when strikes all over america they were all over the place, we are coming back into an era of a big labor union economy in government that is going to case all sorts of problems going forward, with unions, and businesses. and biden is leading that contentious model that contentious world. cheryl: art i mean it is a mess, i wish they would listen to you, great points from you as always art laffer good to see you -- >> the hottest place to own a home right now? global readvisory is here to tell us more don't miss it. that is after the break you are watching "mornings with maria" live on . ♪ ♪ ♪ say you do, say you, you and me, c'est la vie ♪ ♪ ♪ ys to compete in order to th

aveeno® >>> just in the last hour president biden speaking in the white house rose garden where he toutedforts the lower health care costs. >> over the last few years we have faced some of the most difficult challenges in our history but we are making progress helping folks get more breathing room, lowering health care costs and strengthening medicare is a progress on inflation not just with gas prices and other progress. >> white house senior adviser for public engagement joins us. nice to see you. we heard from the president this is seen as a big win for seniors. older voters. student loan forgiveness is seen as a win. today a finding an estimated $400 billion price tag. if there's no an offset, cut or tax increase to the president's plan for student loan forgiveness. what's the plan to pay for that? >> we have to remember that under president biden's leadership our deficit has been reduced by record numbers already. $350 billion last year. on track for $1 trillion redex and also these estimates from my understanding based on the assumption of 90% of the eligible borrowers taking advant

afterward in the rose garden, president biden praise to their effort. pres.iden: this agreement is validation of what i have always believed. management and unions can work together for the benefit of everyone. for the american people, this averts significant damage that any shutdown would have wrought. amna: a strike would've halted most of the passenger rail service. they are working to restore full service after scaling back as a precaution. mortgage rates jumped again topping 6% for the first time since the 2008 financial crisis. freddie mac reported the 30 year fixed rates rose from 5.89% last week to 6.02% this week. that is more than double what it was a year ago. sharp rises pushing homebuyers out of the market. sales of new homes have fallen for six straight months. president zelenskyy has announced the discovery of mass graves. ukrainian forces captured the city in recent days. this after a week of major battlefield gains. russian psident vladimir putin met with chinese president xi jinping at a regional summit in uzbekistan. the first time, put in

just during that completely tone-deaf press conference or whatever it that was yesterday in the rose garden. it was also this statement because they felt comfortable literally putting this in riding "today's data shows more progress in bringing global inflation down in the u.s. economy. overall prices have been essentially flat in our country's last two months before that is welcome news for american families with more work still to do." prices have been essentially flat? basically what they're saying is it hasn't been that bad for july and august but we need to remember that a number. 8.3% is above what this white house came in at. white house came in at 1.4% inflation when they started to go there now at 8.3%. despite his democratic and white house efforts to deflect, is there any doubt that it will be the top issue at the poll in november? >> i hope and pray it is and it should be. this is what republicans need to close the last 60 days of the selection about your cupboard in relation to quit only getting worse because the more that the biden administration and democrats in washington sp

first time at a dnc event, this time in the rose garden, john. >> john: and one thing i learned aftere white house so long, if they don't want to take your questions because they probably don't have a good answer to it. >> aishah: america's crime crisis looming large in a battleground state, pennsylvania. drive voters to the polls and the republican candidate knows it. >> no doubt about it. dr. mehmet oz is concentrating on the issue of crime, particularly trying to tie his opponent, democrat john fetterman, to philadelphia's progressive district attorney larry krasner. now, krasner is under a state impeachment investigation over criticism over soft on crime policies. it appears it's working. yesterday philadelphia's police union backed oz. >> dr. oz will make sure our police officers have the resources they need to protect themselves and to keep the community safe. he will stand with the men and women in law enforcement against these daily threats that they face from criminals and progressive prosecutors. >> today fetterman released an ad of his own, featuring montgomery county sheri

here's the president today from the rose garden. >> this agreement allows us to continue to rebuild aetter america with an economy that works for working people and their families. today is a win for america. >> the president in a few minutes will hold an event talking about what he calls a threat to our democracy and later on this afternoon he will hold the congressional hispanic caucus gala at the white house reaching out to those voters. martha? >> okay. yeah, we've seen slippage with hispanics in this recent polling. edward, thank you. let's bring in david asman who joins me now. great to have you with us. obviously they've been working hard this week to celebrate at the white house on these inflation reduction act. you see the numbers, 59% are extremely concerned about inflation what is your take when you look at this polling. what does it tell you? >> first of all what are you celebrating? come on. the stock market wasn't celebrating. if you have a 401(k), you're not celebrating. if you're buying groceries and costing you 13% more to buy them now than a year ago, you're not cele

here he is from the rose garden two hours ago. >> president biden: this allows us to rebuild a better america. for working people and their families. today is a win for america. >> reporter: the president will focus his remarks on an event about the threat to our democracy and later tonight the congressional hispanic caucus gala reaching out to those voters. phil neville jennifer griffin, soldiers right now talk about pennypinching. >> reporter: if you want to know how bad inflation has gotten look at the most recent announcement from the army, that active-duty soldiers and their families who cannot afford food on government salaries should consider running the federal food stamp program. newly released -- the command sergeant major suggest soldiers and their families use the supplement on nutrition assistance program known as snap and speak with financial counselors to remain on budget, quote, with inflation affect everything from gas prices to groceries to rent some soldiers and their families are finding it harder to get by on the budgets. soldiers of all ranks seek guidance assist

>> president biden took a victory lap in the rose garden. the administration was integral in getting the unions and the rail lines to reach a deal before this friday deadline that would have sent 60,000 rail workers on strike. president biden tasked marty walsh with making sure the two sides reach a deal. walsh was with the negotiators during this 20-hour marathon. our colleague said that president biden placed a call around 9:00 p.m., urging them and impressing upon them how critical it was for them to reach a deal, in order to not inflict economic pain president biden praised all sides, saying it was a win for all sides, including americans. and reminding that the rail workers are front line workers. >> during the early, dark, uncertain days of the pandemic, they showed up so every american could keep going. they worked tirelessly, to ensure that families got the deliveries they needed during these difficult few years. they earn and deserve the ben benefits. this is a great deal for both sides in my view. >> now, it is up to union leaders

he didn't want to look like this is a bad time to do a rose garden ceremony.g about optimism for the market. leading it at that. this seems so disconnected, this, border secure from the vice president, ev push on a day people are frantic about prices. what is going on? >> don't forget afghanistan, they tried to sell that as a success. they have gone all-in on messaging. between now the midterms we have 55 days -- neil: for whom, messaging? >> selling the public on the fact they're doing well. kamala spoke over the weekend, told chuck todd, the democrats keep delivering, what, pizza? people need a side job? what are you delivering now? maybe dominoes? that is what they're trying to do, there was a calculated decision they had to run away from their record, if you remember people were getting asked constantly should biden run, should you support him in 2024? they didn't want the candidates to draw a dance between themselves and the administration. the internal calculation let's say it is working? i don't know. if you look at the indicators it is clearly not work

the president holding a rose garden event to savor the moment. it would have meant shortages of key goods and price spikes on everything from gas to key groceries and more. >> every good you need, is delivered on a rail where it needs to go. today is a win, i mean this sincerely, a win for america. >> straight to the white house. k walk us through how this happened. >> reporter: it's not only a big win for president biden but a big relief for the white house, who thought economic consequences would look severe. had they not gone to the deadline on friday. that's why you saw an intensive effort by the biden administration to make sure that did not happen. and that culminated into the early hours of this morning. the union representatives showed up about 9:00 a.m. to the labor department, meeting with the railroad carriers and the representatives from there. it was the 12-hour mark where president biden called in and said they could not have the strike. it would be too dabmaging to th u.s. economy. 2:30 they reached a verbal agreement and they spen

[applause] >> john: president biden in the rose garden talking about lowering healthcare costs and prescriptionrugs and update on hurricane ian, joined by senator roger marshall from the great state of kansas who also is a physician. you've been listening to the president talk about lowering the prescription drugs, what do you think he said? >> certainly we want to lower the cost of prescription drugs, especially the out of pocket expenses, but the president's plan will prevent a cure for alzheimer's and cancers, he's driving up the cost of healthcare so they are going to pass on the cost to other people in the plan. we need more competition and so proud bipartisan legislation, we helped co-author increased competition, and get to market, in the next six months two are coming to market, that will drive the cost of healthcare down. >> aishah: and also talk about the other health issue that parents all over the country are watching. rainbow fentanyl is in 21 different states, and halloween is around the corner, and parents need to talk to their little ones about the drug. i was in west virginia t