he served arlen specter. he told arlen specter when he was wrong, which is no small order, right? was listened to, and that's what trump needs. trump is surrounded by -- >> but i'm not sure that people aren't already doing that, and he's still not paying attention... >> his own daughter opposed him on the climate change, the paris deal, and he didn't choose to go that way. >> i'm not sure that there aren't people doing that. in the end, it has to be up to trump to say that this is not the same thing as running the trump organization. and until that happens, i think you can bring in a bunch of great people. it's not gonna make a difference. >> we got to leave it at that. inside stories of the week coming your way right after this. ♪ >> "inside story" is presented by temple university. remarkable change isn't easy, but for those who take charge, it comes naturally. explore temple's impact. visit temple.edu/impact. >> time for inside stories of the week, and let's start with val. >> bad news for illinois. they can't seem to get their act together on getting a budget, and they have a

you know, listening to all this, anderson, i have to say, i vividly remember when the late arlen specterbrought the obama secretary of hhs to philadelphia for a town hall meeting on this very subject. this was philadelphia. democratic philadelphia. they were shouted down. people were so enraged about the notion of obamacare. then he came here to central pennsylvania, made the same case at a town hall meeting. he had a terrible, terrible town hall meeting. it was bad. eventually, of course, when he ran for re-election, it was so bad within the republican party that he switched to the democrats then he lost the democratic primary and wound, you know, wound up losing his senate career. so, i remember when the shoe was on the other foot. there is a reason here for all of this and that is because there are a lot of americans out here, i interviewed personally somebody whose father died which she attributes to obamacare. people are very angry about this, so there is another side to this story. >> matt? >> yeah, hoolook, any time, thes nothing more thankless trying to fix or reform health care

it goes back to arlen specter, lynne abraham, and so it is not surprising the day and up embroiled inorruption scandals. the truth is, they're mostly running for hire office. it has been an exercise of ego to large extent. "i want to run for this" until things got out of hand. i ththink i am coming at it froa different perspective. i have worked for the outside for justice for very long time. i see an opportunity to be more effective on the inside, and that is what i would like to do. juan: do you fear the career prosecutors in that office are going -- there have been some reports, thoughts of open rebellion of people resigning. people are used to watching law and ororder and seeing g the hec battle of prosecutors, new york city, and other places. is it your sense there's going to be rebellion and the ranks when you come and? >> not at all. the reality is, there certain people who are trying to use publicity to indicate there is more distant than there is. i'm looking forward to working with a lot of these prosecutors. many of their personal cell phones are in my phone because i am in