>>> 33 past the hour, and time for our second exclusive interview of the morning, and joining us now from capitol hill, the speaker of the house, republican congressman, paul ryan, and great to have you on the show, mr. speaker. what is your reaction to the resignation of michael flynn and do you think there should be more from here? >> say it again? do i think there should be more from him? >> do you think there should be more from here? >> sorry, you cut out. if that person has lost the trust of the president, the president should ask for his resignation, and i think that was the right thing to do. with respect to michael flynn talking to other governments in the transition, that's what he is supposed to be doing, and it's the job description for incoming national security advisers to talk to other nations and talk to ambassadors and start beginning relationships, and that's very much appropriatesh. but the story here is he was not candid or honest with his superiors and that's...

and how exactly republicans plan to replace obamacare. >> yeah. let me tell you what is unacceptable and that is the status quo. bill clinton said last year during the elections craziest thing you ever seen. 8 out of 10 americans wanted replace or dramatically tang chang. if hillary had gotten elected and chuck schumer was the mantle leader we would be revisiting obamacare and status quo is not accept ble. you ask what is next and it's very implicated. you remember nancy pelosi, i'm not sure if you fully recognize what she was saying when obamacare passed. >> right. >> we need to find out what is in it. >> have to read it. >> inartful way of saying it was a massive punt to the secretary of human and health services which they used very effectively for implementation. we now have secretary of health and human services who has the same kind of latitude to try to settle the markets and get to us a better place. in conjunction with tom price, the new secretary of health and human...

majority leader mitch mcconnell has a lead role in that fight. joe sat down yesterday on capitol hill for an exclusive interview where they discussed the balance of power in washington and the president's claim that he was robbed of the popular vote by millions of illegal ballots. >> there is no evidence that enough votes were stolen to change the outcome of the election. what i do want to point out, the democratic myth that voter fraud is a fiction is not true. we have had a series of significant cases in kentucky over the years. there is voter fraud in the country. so the notion that something, for example, like photo i.d. at the polls is to suppress the vote is patently absurd. but there is no evidence that there was significant enough voter fraud to affect the outcome of the presidential election. >> any concerns about some of the things coming out of the white house when, for instance, steven miller says that the powers of the president are not to be questioned? do republicans in...