republican strategist, ford o'connell and democratic strategist, don calloway. ford, i have to ask you, they don't like this guy made a lot of money, has a lot of businesses in a lot of different places. members of the left were calling for him to completely divest himself of all his properties. i hate to break it to them, but this is not a stock that you can buy or sell. when you're talking about selling a building, selling a property, one, you have to find a buyer. that could take a long time. two, if everybody knows you have to sell everything immediately because you have become president, it is a fire-sale. in other words, ford, they are asking for the absolute impossible. are they not, when they say we want to you divest everything, and if you don't, somehow there is a conflict? >> there is not a law on the books for the way donald trump or the government an visioned donald trump coming in here. you're absolutely right. you can not sell property off like you can stocks. and frankly, the democrats trying to throw out emoluments clause against donald trump is

and don calloway, strategist and former state representative. give her talking to us.here is a lot to lay out here. about this senate health plan. the legislation repeals the vast majority of what republicans are calling harmful provisions of obamacare, replacements with better ones. i want to go to the reported improvements of this bill. it apparently helps stabilizing blasting insurance markets. it frees the american people from the obamacare mandate that requires them to purchase insurance. at supposed to improve the affordability of health care insurance. ed, let me start with you first of all. let's separate fact from fiction. according to the democrats, millions of americans will lose and medicaid costs will skyrocket. republicans say that's not true. can you tell us? >> i'm not here in middle america. when you look across the river in illinois, it's going bankrupt because of bad spending. and missouri, people can get health care because insurance companies left. the president of the united states, instead of dodging a failing system, the description was higher c

joining me now is don calloway, democratic strategist and former missouri state representative.n caldwell, strategic consulting, and the former director of african-american outreach for the republican party. thank you both for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> heather: just to fill in a little bit more from what we heard from president trump, every single senate democrat is planning to oppose the g.o.p. senate bill. that includes ten senate democrats out perfectly pre-election. you have at least five republicans saying that they are not on board. so i will start with you, the obstructionist, well that's backfire on the democrats? and what will the impact be on republicans if they do not support the bill? >> first of all, it is kind of difficult to categorize them as obstructionist when republicans hold a majority in the senate and the legislative agenda. there will probably be a very watered-down version of trump care that passes. i do not see the electoral ramifications for democrats, i do see some potential problems for republicans who support the bill, because it dec