if any of you know don graham he's possibly the most honest person in the world. he laid out all the warts for me and all of the gray things -- great things for it and i don't think it could have gotten more clarity than talking to don for several hours. >> rose: why did you buy it. >> i 3w5u9 it because it's important. i would never buy an upside down salty food snack company. that doesn't make any sense to me but "the washington post" is important so it makes sense to me to take something like that. al, so i'm optimistic and i thought there were some ways to make it, i want it to be a self sustaining profitable enterprise. that would be healthy for the most and i think it could be done. our approach is actually very very simple. it's hard to execute on and it's going to take time but approach is simple. we need to go from making relatively large amount of money per reader on a relatively small number of readers. that's the historic model of the post. two the model will make a relatively small amount of money per reader on a very large number of readers. that's t

best thing the cat's pajamas but i don't talk about any of the issues it raises are great when don graham on the loving titanium arms of a decommissioned reprogrammed bomb deactivation robot will do you know where it was just a little tinkering by our nerds here in general dynamics the r two d two can hand arthritis meds to nana instead of cutting the blue and yellow wire in an isis stronghold johnny fire is probably still not even right in the head after that writer can both robots get p.t.s.d. god knows what he saw out there on the battlefield i said the blue and yellow wired i think yellow. sack of bolts it comes back with a human foot now a year later is in charge of taking care your pap pap is that what you want to sit . but look i did. this type of technology can help can be very useful for some people i get that but as with all technological advancements it means we're getting rid of tons of jobs the elder care industry is massive it's massive so when you get rid of those jobs. that savings of time and money should go to us should go to you and me all great robots to have my job th

graham have known don for 15 years. most possibly the honorable person in the world.e laid out all of the great things about the paper for me. no amount of due diligence could ever have gotten to more clarity than just talking to him for several hours. >> why did you buy it? jeff: because it is important. i will never buy a salty snack food company. [laughter] jeff: but the post is important. i am optimistic. awanted it to be self-sustaining enterprise that would be healthy. i think it can be done. our approach is very simple. time, buting to take we need to go from making a relatively large amount of money per reader on a relatively small number of readers. that is the historical model of the paper. small amount of money per reader on a very large number of readers. that is the new model. that is a better business model for the internet era. unusual, and why i it hasptimistic, because historically been a local paper. a very good one, but it happens to be one situated in the capital city of the united states. location isn -- its superb for converting it from a local p

don johnson. >> thank you. thankst of all, i want to bill cassidy -- i want to think bill for all of his work, mr. graham, rick santorum, and everyone else. they really did with senator graham's said, our last chance of repealing what i think has done a lot of harm to a lot of americans. obamacare is unsustainable. had 100,000 wisconsinites to pay the obamacare penalty, many of them make less than $62,000 a year. the average premium increase in premiums- wisconsin's have by and large doubled because of the artificial nature , the faulty at -- architecture of obamacare. in many cases, premiums had tripled. i had appreciated about president clinton -- the craziest thing in the world, he was talking about the forgotten men and women. sometimes working 60 hours a -- i would say sometimes try one coverage cut in half. they can't afford obamacare. simply the truth. --se forgotten men and women is person wrote to me, they clearly had to cash in their 401(k), sell their house. debt or payback for subsidies they got under obamacare because they make close to $60,000 a week. -- a year, sorry. those forgotten men a

graham cassidy side. cassidy keeps saying jimmy skimle doesn't know what he's talking about. he's done his homework. >> no, don. >> let's talk about the fact checks. >> well, no. >> what does he have wrong? >> first of all, he's entirely wrong, 100% wrong, couldn't be more wrong. >> it's not 100% wrong. >> it is. >> show me the fact check. >> did you see bill mattingly's report? >> i did. >> pre-existing conditions, you can't discriminate against pre-existing conditions. >> that's not true. it does not provide -- hold on, hold on, hold on, matt. matt, if you say something i got to fact check you. because the president said that a pre-existing condition, is it true, no, it does not provide the same sweeping protections of those with pre-existing condition ks as obamacare. here's why. prior to obamacare many people with pre-existing conditions found themselves branded uninsurable for life on the individual market. even a bad case of acne or a teen may have gone without coverage. so it doesn't provide the same level of pre-existing conditions as obamacare. it is just not true, what you're saying isn't true. >> no

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