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it's a bit of a since of deja vu. i told senator mcconnell i know how he feels. but i do think they're going to persevere through this. we have a promise to keep. and the promise we made is we would repeal and replace this health care law. not to mention the fact that the health care law is in the clams.of a the insurers are pulling out left and right around america. 41% of the counties in america today are down to one health insurer left. just one left. blue cross-blue shield just pulled out of wisconsin, missouri, ohio. 94 out of 99 counties in iowa, no health insurers left next year. double-digit premium increases. so this problem's getting much worse. i think because of that, our friends in the senate will step up and get this done. reporter: you said the white house is working hand in glove with you guys. the president's tweeting and targeting vulnerable -- [inaudible] mr. ryan: let me -- reporter: let me pick up on that. you have been critical of the president when he has made some comments that you have felt were out of line are these comments out of line?

return home from cleveland with a 3-1 lead in the finals but they are not thinking deja vu all over again. >> i don't know where all the added pressure and this, that and the other is coming from. we took care of our home court. went on the road, up 3-1. great position. close it out at home. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> i feel like this is the game we have to get. >> you think? both teams nice and loose today. lebron james spotted having brunch at mama's. great place. good choice. cleveland is on the brink of elimination, one cavalier feels it is the warriors facing more pressure in game 5. >> ist not on us. -- it is not on us. where is the pressure on us? i can tell you this, a lot of people didn't believe we wanted to get on a plane and come back here, i can guarantee you, they don't want to go back to cleveland. >> man, tomorrow night. trying to get the warriors trophy. first two games against the twins the giants managed just one run. today hoping to avoid a sweep, giants season gone to the dogs. offensive has been -- the former giant got lit up. rbi single. a run scor

felt a little bit like deja vu. it appeared he was trying to cultivate some republican. it was a peculiar thing for a one-on-one conversation without the attorney general with the president and me who has been asked to investigate various things. >> p bharara was fired in march after refusing to side with other obama-era attorneys. let's bring in the panel. david drucker and karoun demirjian. you may have an attorney adding more legal weight to the argument that the president intervenes or meddles or makes inappropriate kmeptcomments. you also have bharara is not apolitical. >> it doesn't make what he said in the interview on "this week" any less true or credible. it can color a little bit how people interpret rate whwhat he say. it was interesting what he said about the president. it is not so much all of the time. sometimes yes, but not what he does, but how he does it. did he have the right to fire james comey? yes. we need an elected official accountable to the people to oversee law enforcement or they are rogue police operations. it is how he did it. it is the way h

deja vu at the san francisco international airport. immigration attorneys yet again huddled in the arrivals section plastering contact information in case anyone may need legal help in light of a travel ban that went into effect at 5 o' clock thursday night.sot: nuhra abusamra, aroc immigration attorney// "we've been advising them of course know your rights. that's huge. as a green card holder you have rights. of course you are entitled to an attorney. if you are in detention and are undergoing questioning by a government official."confusion rippled across the nation this week when the supreme court partially approved the ban on travelers from 6 majority muslim countries -that's libiya, iran, sudan, somalia, yemen and syria. the newest version requiring travelers provide proof of a bona fide relationship with a family member in the united states. sot: nuhra abusamra, aroc immigration attorney // "those that have visas and do not have this bona fide relationship as stated in the legislation in the law will also be affected it's not just

the speaker: deja vu all over again. i served as budget chair, ranking member for eight years. i had these kinds of conversations each and every year with all the authorizing chairs. she's doing a fantastic job of getting consensus on the kinds of instructions we need to make sure we get some savings out of the budget. every budget should have savings. and diane black is doing that ust like any other year -- any other budget chair should. she's just basically going through, talking to each authorizer about the kind of savings targets they can hit. that's the way the budget process works. i'm confident she'll get that done, that she'll find consensus with our other chairs. that's how you put a budget together. yeah. reporter: mr. speaker, do you think it will be appropriate for the senate judiciary committee to subpoena former attorney general loretta lynch? the speaker: i am not going to comment on what they're doing. that's not even in our -- yeah. reporter: i was going to ask you -- knowing how hard it was for you to pass the house bill, health care plan, was there any red fl

i think that is basically the process the senate is going through so it is a bit of a sense of dÉjÀ vuthey will persevere because we had a promise to keep. they are down to one health insurer or less. blue cross blue shield pulled out of ohio. 94 out of 99 counties, double-digit premium increases. so the problem is getting much worse. i don't see that as an appropriate comment. what we are trying to do is improve the tone and stability of the debate. are we solving their problems, are we doing what we said we would do when we ask for the ase opportunity to serve and the answer is yes. there's a couple extra hundred billion hanging around and there is some talk about rolling back some of the tax code that are in the bill. what is your idea and the feeling of trying to use that. >> i am going to resist doing that because the leadership didn't weigh in on our deliberations and i want to respect the process so i'm not going to intervene on their deliberations. talking about the rule of law and making the public savor the actual law enforcement have complained that they inhibit the ability

the stories of how the president has been contacting jim comey over time, felt a little bit like deja vu. i'm not the fbi director but i was the chief federal law enforcement officer in manhattan with jurisdiction over a lot of things including, you know, business interests and other things in new york. the number of times that president obama called me in 7 1/2 years was zero. the number of times i would have been expected to be called by the president of the united states would be zero because there has to be some kind of arm's length relationship given the jurisdiction that various people had. >> so, what did he say? >> so he called me in december, ostensibly to shoot the breeze and asked me how i was doing and wanted to make sure i was okay similar to what jim comey testified to with respect to a call he got when he was getting on the helicopter. i didn't say anything at the time to him. it was a little bit uncomfortable but he was not the president. he was only the president-elect. he called me again two days before the inauguration. again seemingly to check in and shoot the breeze

it's a bit of a sense of deja vu, i told senator mcconnell i know how he feels. i do think they're going to persevere, we have a promise to keep and the promise we made is we would repeal and replace this health care law. not to mention the fact that the health care law is in middle of a collapse. insurers are pulling out left and right. >> we will leave this at this point and head over to the department of energy where president trump and vice president pennsylvania are about to make remarks on their energy policy to highlight energy week. speaking now is energy secretary rick perry. >> administrator scott pruitt, and we all collectively would like t w

deja vu at the san francisco international airport. immigration attorneys yet again huddled in the arrivals section plastering contact information in case anyone may need legal help in light of a travel ban that went into effect at 5 o' clock thursday night.sot: nuhra abusamra, aroc immigration attorney// "we've been advising them of course know your rights. that's huge. as a green card holder you have rights. of course you are entitled to an attorney. if you are in detention and are undergoing questioning by a government official."confusion rippled across the nation this week when the supreme court partially approved the ban on travelers from 6 majority muslim countries -that's libiya, iran, sudan, somalia, yemen and syria. the newest version requiring travelers provide proof of a bona fide relationship with a family member in the united states. sot: nuhra abusamra, aroc immigration attorney // "those that have visas and do not have this bona fide relationship as stated in the legislation in the law will also be affected it's not just

. >> when i've been reading the stories about how he's been contacting jim comey over time, like deja vu. >> mitch mcconnell and republicans are planning to spring on american sight unseen, all in starts right now. >> and what now may be an investigation to criminal obstruction of justice, attorney general, jeff sessions, the nations top law enforcement officer will testify less than 24 hours from now before an open session, senate intelligence committee. sessions appearance tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. comes just five days after fired fbi director james comey sat before the same committee and accuse the president of the united states of lying and of attempting to possibly the interfere in the russia investigation. according to the president and his legal team, comey was lying under oath. initially, it appeared sessions was trying to maneuver his way out of testifying in public. over the weekend, he cancelled planned appearances before the house and senate appropriation committees which of course allocate the justice department budget citing expected sessions, democratic senator, appropriations

it's a bit of deja vu. i told senator mcconnell, i know how he feels, but i do think we will get through this because we have a promise to keep. and the promise we made is we will repeal and replace this law. not to mention the fact that the health care law is an collapse. insurers are pulling out left and right around america. 41% of the counties in america are down to one health insurer, just one. blue cross blue shield just pulled out of wisconsin, ohio. 94 out of 99 counties in iowa have no health insurers next year. double-digit premium increases. this problem is getting much worse and i think because of that, or friends in the senate will step up and get this done. reporter mike you said the white house is working hand in glove with you guys. the president is tweeting and targeting vulnerable -- >> reporter: the president has made some comments that you felt were out of line. do you think this is out of line? >> i don't see that as an appropriate comment. what we are trying to do here is improve the t

stories about how the president has been contacting jim comey over time, it felt a little bit like deja vu. i said it appeared to be that he was trying to cultivate some kind of relationship. it's a very weird and peculiar thing for a one-on-one conversation without the attorney general, without warning, between the president and me or any united states attorney who has been asked to investigate various things. >> bharara says he felt it was important for him to keep at arms length from the president, giving his jurisdiction over business interests in new york, including the trump organization. >> all right, six minutes past the hour. >>> two new residents in the white house this morning, melania and barron trump. they just moved in. the first lady chose to stay in new york with their 11-year-old son until they finished up the school year. barron becomes the first boy to live in the white house since 1963, when john f. kennedy was there. melania tweeted "looking forward to memories we'll make in our new home." >>> you can now add a new title to donald trump's resume, wedding crasher. as we

. >> anthony: i'm getting this, like, weird sense of déjà vu.int in some previous life? >> nari: walk down memory lane. what should we toast to this time? >> anthony: to a triumphant return to korea. second time around for me. >> nari: cheers to that. gunbae. >> anthony: gunbae. there's something i'm increasingly crazy about. that i've been craving since i got off the plane. banchan. the spicy, pickley, delicious snackies that accompany your meal in korea. >> anthony: ah, i miss this. this is, for me, one of the most exciting things about korean food, actually, is the banchan, yeah. >> nari: banchan? yeah. doesn't that just make you want to drink more soju? >> anthony: is that a hint or something? [ laughter ] >> nari: oh no, no, no, no, no. >> anthony: oh yeah, yeah, right. >> nari: i know, the formality of it all. >> anthony: and appetizers? yes, i remember these guys. >> anthony: oh, our old friend. again. >> nari: this looks familiar. >> anthony: it's bringing back memories. oh here we go. >> nari: so this is called maeuntang, which literall

a touch of deja vu. i was at wembley in during 96 for the germany game.italia 90, but for southgate, piers, waddle, you can now put nathan redmond in that as well. it had that same kind of sinking feeling, oh, no, not again. that is the german dugout behind me now. their head coach scored in the semifinal from the spot in the shoot out and also during the match. let's show you what happened during the match. england have bolt up quite a momentum coming into the semifinal against germany. they went behind, but demarai gray got an equaliser just before half—time after a good set piece from james ward—prowse. they took the lead after half—time through tami abrahams, great work from will hughes. felix platt, a lovely header from from will hughes. felix platt, a lovely headerfrom him from will hughes. felix platt, a lovely header from him to from will hughes. felix platt, a lovely headerfrom him to make it 2-2. lovely headerfrom him to make it 2—2. extra time couldn't separate them. and tami abraham is the one, germany missed one, it went to effectively sudden

so these calls, the deja vu, you have meetings with comey. they say the president just didn't know the things were inappropriate. preet says that doesn't make a whole lot of sense and campaigned on loretta lynch and former president clinton meetings so he is not buying that. are you? >> well, you know, i watched preet this morning and what i saw was somebody that is of politics. all of these folks serve at the pleasure of the president. that's the way we have the executive branch set up. and anybody right now, and i think ron makes a really good point, anybody right now in any former prosecutors like myself that sit here and say that a case has been made based on one witness's testimony, i think it's been very reckless. there's a lot to be known. but fundamentally, this is a case of using legal terms in the court of politics. and so like you said, this is more going to play out in congress than it is in any kind of investigation or court of law. so we need to be very careful that, you know, the jury is the american people at this point in tim

kevin: it is my political deja vu in the senate with the same battle lines in the house replicated in the upper chamber. kucinich majority leader is going to have to work to placate the far right and also moderates. we saw comments from rand paul, and saying it is not conservative enough. more moderates like lisa murkowski, susan collins and of nevada upheller for a tough reelection fight in the state of nevada and the proposed cuts to medicaid or something they are uncertain with. the nonpartisan congressional budget office will have to score this. what they do score it, i would anticipate that whether or not moderates are able to get on board, that will weigh heavily on their decision. vonnie: kevin cirilli of a chief washington correspondent. we really appreciate your reporting on this health care. here is somebody who knows about conflict. i wanted to bring in former senate majority leader george mitchell, not a partner at the law firm dla. and famous for brokering peace deals in northern ireland and also doing a lot of great work in the middle east. welcome. a lot of chatter abou

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it's a bit of a sense of deja vu, i told senator mcconnell i know how he feels. i do think they're going to persevere, we have a promise to keep and the promise we made is we would repeal and replace this health care law. not to mention the fact that the health care law is in middle of a collapse. insurers are pulling out left and right. >> we will leave this at this point and head over to the department of energy where president trump and vice president pennsylvania are about to make remarks on their energy policy to highlight energy week. speaking now is energy secretary rick perry. >> administrator scott pruitt, and we all collectively would like to welcome you to this event today. and particularly to the department of energy. we would also like to pass greetings onto the tens of thousands of d.o.e. employees that are watching this. online. many of you know how honored i am to have been the, there's our boys right there. president trump knew what he was doing when he picked us. and then i say that with a little bit of humility. these are two great partners. an

a bit of deja vu for warriors fans heading into game five against the cleveland cavaliers. is staying focused to prevent another playoff collapse. >> now let's take a look at fremont with traffic flowing. you're watching today in the bay. it )s monday morning.. as we take a live look outside from the bay bridge >>> happy monday morning to you as we take a live look outside at the bay bridge. good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. sam brock has the day off. >> that lucky sam brock. no, we're delighted to be here, but it is nice to sleep in, isn't it, on monday morning? i'm laura garcia-cannon. mike is here. kari has a look at the forecast. >> my son is sleeping in because friday was the last day of school, so it's going to be one of those weeks where you try to figure out what to do. maybe it's all planned around the weather because we have cool temperatures to start this week. not a good day today to go swimming, but definitely later on this week. we have been talking about the rain that we had yesterday, even some hail that moved through parts of the nor

it is deja vu for president trump and congressional republicans tonight. this time senate leaders have blinked, delaying this week's planned vote on health care on internal resistance of how many americans could lose their coverage under the plan. late today, president trump who made repealing and replacing obamacare a signature campaign promise, met with republican senators to discuss the way forward. our kasie hunt has late details. >> reporter: after seven years of promising to repeal and replace obamacare, a stunning delay. and a major blow to president trump and his republican party. they don't have the votes in the senate. >> we will not be on the bill this week. but we're still working toward getting at least 50 people in a comfortable place. >> reporter: republican leader mitch mcconnell retreating today after he promised over and over again he would hold a vote before july 4th. >> is your effort to repeal obamacare dead? >> no. we're continuing to talk about it. it's a very complicated subject. >> reporter: a complicated bill written in secret, re

i am getting deja vu with some of these policies.lk of better cooperation, after the brussels airport attack, there was talk of better cooperation, why is it not happening already? intelligence sharing and information is still treated as a precious commodity that states trade on a bilateral level and are veryjealous of. and why should i give you all in the way near or slovenia, minor countries, when i do not get anything in return? it is not done in an automatic way and there is not the political willingness to share more. and who in the end ends up being affected by this other citizens. welcome back to the european council here in brussels. what has been striking, covering not just this summit and the build—up to it, but also the uk election, is where ever we have been, whether on the beach in cornwall or talking to the beach in cornwall or talking to the prime minister of the netherlands, everyone is saying they would like more information on brexit, and that has been brought up by the number of questions you are sending in. there

if you are looking at the republicans having problems on this issue, you may be getting deja vu, becauseblems the first time round a couple of months back. katty kay has talked me through it. they came up with a bill that has been incredibly unpopular here in the us. only 12% approval rate. now they have to go back to their districts for the 4th ofjuly holiday, and they've got to try and sell something that people clearly don't like. the problem for the president is trying to come up with a bill that will win over moderate republicans, who want it to be more generous, and to come up with a bill that will satisfy conservative republicans, who bill to be more fiscally responsible, is going to be very difficult in deed. i don't see how they are going to do it. they are how they are going to do it. they a re clearly how they are going to do it. they are clearly struggling with it. what is the chronology here? how long do they have to get it through after they have to get it through after the holiday? they have an almost three weeks before they get into the summer recess, three weeks before t

go to school with deja vu here you probably remember the banks and bailouts were rarely out of the news in the wake of the two thousand and eight credit crunch but politicians around the world promised didn't they that citizens would never have to pay for bankers mistakes. we must not allow government intervention to protect investors and speculators who relied on the government to reap massive profits never again never again should touch players be expected to bail out wall street from its own. fast forward twenty seventeen so italy will get some help from the country's biggest retail bank in texas some polo which will take home some of the good assets the rest of it those big into a toxic bank again which is estimated to hold some of the coast italian taxpayers as much as seven billion euro financial guru miles cuz he describes a situation is financial terrorism well as we've been talking about since two thousand and eight nothing was done to change the climate in the banking sector that has been given carte blanche to make loans to their friends at zero percent interest rates and occ

it felt like deja vu deja . >> reporter: fired attorney general bharara. >> he called me in december just to shoot the breeze. it appeared to be he was trying to cultivate a relationship. >> reporter: bipartisan lawmakers now calling on the president to turnover tapes if they exist of his conversations with comey one month after trump tweeted they may exist. >> i don't understand why the president just doesn't clear this matter up. >> i hope there are recordings for james comey's sake. >> if there are tapes, he should let that be known. >> reporter: a member of the trump team said disclosure could happen soon. >> the president will address the issue of the tapes next week. >> you are your own worst enemy here, mr. president. knock it off. you may be the first president in history to go down because you cannot stop inappropriately talking about an investigation that if you were just quiet would clear you. >> reporter: alisyn, the president is now looking at another legal battle ahead. the attorney generals from washington, d.c. and maryland will file a lawsuit today against president

alison: months after there was lead in the water, a local school system has a sense of dÉjÀ vu.arry: the fires out larry: today a person stopped selling panels that they believe contributed to the fire in london. alison: 20 fires are burning across 24 country. the hardest hit region is the southwest. firefighters are struckming to contain the flame -- struggling to contain the flames, forcing hundreds to evacuate. >> firefighters are dealing with the gusty winds and dry conditions battling the utah people from their homes. >> if we get high winds. , it e it will be a safety issue. >> the fire burned over 43,000 acres and is only 10% contain. the fire sparked by someone using a torch to burn weeds grown to the largest active wildfire in the country. firefighters cost now topping $7 million. >> a lot of memories there. a lot of them. >> residents are watching the flames. some is concerned his nearly 50-year-old cabin might not survive. >> wi own a cabin. there is love and memories to go with it. >> they are blaming the triple-digit heat and in arizona they fight this blaze from ab

it's deja vu here. a couple of months ago they tried to rush a health care vote.got trapped and it wasn't enough support. they went back and members negotiated and made changes and that bill passed. nbc news, washington. >>> part of a massive cyber attack. the ransomware appears to have originated in ukraine. it has been the target of hackers in recent years. this newest attack effected merk. the hackers are holding data up for ransom. >>> human error is what caused a subway to derail yesterday. they say a piece of replacement rail is not properly bolted down on the tracks. crews worked to make sure every replacement part was securely attached. at least 34 people were hurt. more evacuations are underway. the weather is not helping fire fighters. another warm dry and breezy day there. >>> we certainly have a very dry day around here. 10 miles per hour winds at the moment. 73 in philadelphia. pretty close to that across the rest of the area. you can see all of the sunshine across the region and in the delaware for example not a cloud in the sky today. the winds does

and all this hatred might seem like deja vu. this is viewer mail.ng your show. i would delete the memory of all your moms naked pictures from my show. alfred writes, kennedy was a joke when she was on mtv and nothing has changed. alfredalfred. i'm wearing a doily. sean says, glasses don't make you smart. kennedy: yeah, but martness does. lastley. david's parting words, kennedy is a stooge. my gosh, you are right. coming up, emmy award winning host to tell me about his nat geo extravaganza. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. for me, chantix worked. it reduced my urge to smoke. compared to the nicotine patch, chantix helped significantly more people quit smoking. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. some people had changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, agitation, depressed mood or suicidal thoughts or actions with chantix. serious side effects may include seizures, new or worse heart or blood vessel problems, sleepwalking or all

dÉjÀ vu was a hard storyline tog resist.he outcome tonight ensures thi race is going to go on for months and months on the democratic side. the perception on that have bees that hillary was such a prohibitive front runner heading into the democratic nominationin that she should have cleaned up easily. they had a much different perspective. iowa had never been clinton country. hillary had increased her share of the return from under 30% in 2008 to 50% give or take a little in 2016. plus unlike obama bernie was tailor-made for iowa. the state overwhelmingly white and working-class cities. even if bernie managed to get a victory that was hillary showing strength not weakness. why couldn't they see the difference. on one level was another of bill's routine fits of television personality. it was another sign of his inability to attempt on his emotions at pivotal moments of his wife's political career. at the start of the day he went for walk with his aides to review some stress. at one point he played all hell, the combination of

year the warriors return home from cleveland with a 3-1 lead in the finals but they are not thinking deja vu all over again. >> i don't know where all the added pressure and this, that and the other is coming from. we to what we -- we do what we want to do. we took care of our home court. went on the road, up 3-1. great position. close it out at home. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> i feel like this is the game we have to get. [ bleep ] brink of elimination at le >> you think? both teams nice and loose today. lebron james spotted having brunch at mama's. north beach. first two games aga cleveland is on the brink of elimination, one cavalier feels it is the warriors facing more pressure in game 5. >> ist not on us. -- it is not on us. where is the pressure on us? they had add add former mvp. we added kyle and darren williams i can tell you this, a lot of people didn't believe we wanted to get on a plane and come back here, i can guarantee you, they don't want to go back to cleveland. [ indiscernible ] the bats and avoid the sweep, facing er giants minor league >> spoken like the former

a little bit of deja vu. >> lebron james, exiting the court last night just a few feet away.court. they had some help getting away from the scuffle next to him. teammate, j.r. smith, pushing him out of harms way. no word on what started the fight that i'm sure that jr is like -- got to protect you. larry: >>> good morning, america. breaking news, new arrests in the london terror attack and the new video overnight showing police hunting down the terrorists. isis now claiming responsibility for that brutal assault on london bridge where three men ran over tourists with a van then jumped out stabbing and slashing victims killing at least seven, wounding dozens more. police quickly swarm the scene. taking out the killers. the investigation this morning. what we're now learning about the terrorists' past and the heros who jumped in to stop them as the uk's prime minister theresa may says it's time for things to change. >> enough is enough. >> overnight, president trump speaking out about the attack. >> this bloodshed must end. >> vowing to help the uk bring the terrorists to justi

sophie: i want to call it deja vu, tech stocks across the region.tbank leading gains on the japanese markets, pushing the nikkei 225 up over 1%. softer yen is lending support with dollar-yen at 111.71. look at the asx 200 in sydney, down 1/10 of a percent, lowered by ex -- energy stocks along with property prices. westpac is leading the drop among all the banks following the moody's downgrade of the core lenders in australia. kospi splitting between gains and losses. we are seeing dollar strength on 'se back of fed chief hawkish comments. we have the aussie down about a 10th of a percent, drifting lower before we get the latest rba meeting minutes for june. in the commodities space, we are seeing aluminum rise almost 1%. reports that a region in china is checking on illegal smelters, and iron or prices are up. investors may libya's output against forecasts for a drop in u.s. inventories. we check out movers elsewhere in the region. noble group shares in singapore, after soaring almost 46%, the biggest jump since 1999, shares are now dying over -- do

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dÉjÀ vu for authorities, two of them breaking out the same way earlier this year.olice say the inmates are considered armed and dangerous are in this stolen red dodge truck. >> donald trump heading to wisconsin to meet with the victims of obamacare. >> more in stores pull the plug on the program. kelly wright joins us now with the taxpayer taking today. >> good morning to you. more in stores pulling out of obamacare because of healthcare insurance premiums continue to rise in price. donald trump will travel to wisconsin today to meet with people losing their insurance under the affordable care act and make pens will join him to get an update on the senate's new plan to replace and repeal obamacare, gop sources say they would like to get the measure passed by july 4th but a republican leader says democrats are not helping fix the mess they created. >> obamacare never lived up to what democrats promised. from rising costs to shrinking choices and collapsing markets. the problems associated with obamacare grew across the country as the years passed leaving the america

. >> greg: i'm having a deja vu. president obama was complaining about the same thing, wasn't he?because no republicans voted for him. >> greg: what donald trump is trying to do, whether it's dealing with the paris accord or obamacare, he lists these things as products. he looks at countries as products. how can we make it better? he looks at obamacare like the paris accord. it's a lousy product. i will try to fix it. he's saying okay, i am working on it. let me work on it. think about this -- this did not happen with obamacare. talk about dead of night. they hammered it through. it was built on a pyramid of lies. you're going to keep your docto doctor. he does nothing in secret. we know exactly what he's doing. this is the opposite of how obamacare was rolled out. it's messy. it's going to take time. it might be a little clumsy but that's because they are human beings and we are watching it. >> juan: it's been totally in secret. >> jesse: juan, you have no credibility on health care. it bombed. we have no credibility. >> juan: hold on. i have a lot of credibility. >> greg: we saw

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>> it was published in 1996 and the reason i was motivated to do it may sound a little bit dÉjÀ vu allver again but if you remember back to those years there were people in politics, in our congress who were makingw incredibly harmful proposals saying hurtful things and when i heard, at that point newt gingrich say that we should take poor children away from their families and put them in orphanages i was just beyond upset and outraged and i had been a children's advocate, i worked for the children's defense fund and are busy, i wa a mom and i thought there had to be a different way of bringing people together around our common responsibilities and what it means to be part of the community. of course you're an individual and i say in the beginning of the book, it takes a village that the most important people in a child's life are the child's family but the community also plays a very big role in providing not just education and health care but law enforcement and all kinds of religiousigious instruction, everything that goes into making up a community. i had long been really taken by

this is like political deja vu all over again with what we saw in the house of representatives.an tell you i spoke with a political advisor to the white house, who tells me the white house is going to be all in it and helping to get what they feel is senator heller across the finish line. they feel if they can get senator heller, they will be able to attract other moderates on board. anna: i read a bloomberg view columnist describing the plan we heard about at the end of last week as obamacare light because it did not change the fundamental underlying structures of what is in place here. still absolutely no way it wins over any democrats. kevin: calling it a obamacare light is no way that you are going to win over any democrats or any conservatives. that is where someone like senator ted cruz, who has been silent recently has really emerged as someone who is going to be working with this white house. i can tell you that the folks i'm talking with in congress are relying much less on the white house for policy conscription and more on the office to craft this piece of legislation

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. >> it's a sense of deja vu. i told senator mcconnell i know how he feels.hink they are going to persevere because we have a promise to keep. >> i challenge them again. invite all of us to blair house. the first day we get back from recess. do you think we are not serious? try us. >> as we have said, never underestimate the president. >> fixing obamacare's failures and protecting families from its consequences is not an easy task. we have to act, and we are. >> bill: the last comment is the focus. it's not easy. back with the panel, and we cooled off during the break. mo, when you think eight years ago, democrats who came back after thanksgiving and hammered away every day for three weeks. they voted on christmas eve. they had 60 votes in their favor and it was still grueling. what are republicans up against? >> it's tough for them, it's a tough situation. the clock is ticking. the fact that this has been i think poorly handled in terms of the rollout. the management of the process. it's led to a lot of confusion and frankly it's made people like this less a

is it deja vu or have we entered a new phase in the debate?thes a continuation corruption scandal that has dogged brazil for the last three years now and we saw the impeachment of the former president. concerned,his is this is a harsh allegation and an indictment from the attorney general who accused him of several charges of corruption, including obstruction of justice and involvement in criminality. as far as he is concerned, it is a new phase and it will be a difficult time for brazil. for his part, the president insists that he has done nothing wrong and he is going to stay on and fight this. >> this is a thing you can say about the brazilian leaders. they will fight until last moment. >> there is the announced plans to increase spending and create 1000 jobs. and heller made the trip asked what is difficult about making an investment and the administration seems ambivalent about the free trade. there is a product and we in jobs for the next four years and we will have clear demand and it is that the united states is a egg market for us and