republican out of georgia, doug collins, thank you for your time.rning to you there on the hill. >> good morning, bill. >> bill: you just came out of a meeting with republican leadership on the house. what did that say about the senate revealed yesterday? >> i think the overall plan is the senate is doing their job and at the end of the day, it will be very similar to the house plant in a lot of ways. there's ways that they needed to do to get them building. we are very pleased with the result even the ones who are opposed our thing how can we get to yes. that's an important piece of legislating up here is how to get to yes. at this point we are pleased with the progress and we will go from there we can into the next week with the senate. >> bill: you pose the most appropriate question of all. how do you get the yes based on the conversations you just had? concerns, how do you meet them? >> from a health perspective, we got the yes. we will continue to focus on the area of people that the obamacare is a failure. people are seeing rising premiums. in

. >> now a member of our leadership team, a member of the leadership committee, doug collins. >> thank you, mr. speaker, it's good to have the secretary here and the chairman and raoul as well. john adams once said we are a nation of laws, not men. and today is a good day for the rule of law. it's when we go back and state these are the laws and instead of politics and localities determining what they're going to follow and not follow, it goes to the basics of already being in law you're going to follow. when the probable cause detain certificate issued, you're going to respond to that in a positive way. instead of dividing us through politics, putting americans' lives in jeopardy. i spent time on the floor debating the rule for this bill, i was amazed at the issue of simple common sense, trying to pit that this was the locals' choice. let me remind you one time, that this is not simply one locality making a choice that doesn't affect others. if one locality chooses not to enforce the law and that person leaves to go to another locality who does enforce law, they're dealing with those

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i'm joined by doug collins, vice chairman of the house republican conference.how confident are you that senate and house republicans can get together and unite behind the senate bill? >> we're going to unite behind the fact that the senate has gone through the process. we went through a long process over here, they're working there process now. then they'll bring it over and we look forward to them passing it. i think that's still to be determined, but we are excited. we're keeping the promise we made to the american people. 106% increase in 2013 in my home state of georgia and having insurance that is unusable in many of my rural counties. this is a moral imperative. now they need to bring it home and finish it. >> jon: one criticism of obamacare is that it stifled the growth of small businesses, can you tell small business owners out there that relief might be on the way? >> i think so. small business owners are wanting to provide insurance and help to their employees. we have an individual market that has been destroyed. i talked to small businesses just the

speaker ryan: a now a member of our leadership team and member of the judiciary committee, doug collins. senator collins: thank you, mr. speaker. -- mr. collins: thank you, mr. speaker. john adams once said we are a nation of laws and not men and today is a good day for the rule of law. today is when we go back and we say, these are the laws, and instead of politics and localities determine what they're going to follow and not going to follow, it goes back to the basics of already being in law that you are going to follow, the procedures asked for when the probable cause detainer is issued, you are going to respond to that in a positive way instead of putting americans' lives in jeopardy. yesterday, as i spent time debating on the rule, what was amazed is simple common sense and then trying to pit this was the locals' choice. let me remind you one time that this is not simply one locality making a choice that doesn't affect others. if one locality chooses not to enforce the law and that person leaves and goes to another locality who does enforce the law, they're dealing with those conse

. >> and now, doug collins. >> thank you, it's good to have a secretary and chairman here as well. john adams once said that we are a nation of laws and not men and today is a good day for the rule of law. we go back and we say that these are the laws and a and of politics determine what they're going to follow and what they're not going to follow. it goes back to the basics of being a law that you're going to follow. one of the things yesterday that i spent time on the floor debating the rules of this bill, i was amazed at the issue of the common stance and trying to pit this with the locals choice. let me remind you that this is not simply one locality making a choice doesn't affect others. if one locality chooses not to enforce the law and that person leaves and go to another locality who does, they are dealing with those consequences. this is not simply isolated in a vacuum situation. this law is saying if you choose to put politics before people, you're not getting the public funds, you will get the grant that you are supposed to be using to enforce the law. something tragic t

he is congressman doug collins. good to see you, sir. >> hey, good to see you as well. liz: what do you think of the cbo score here? >> well, i think it showed exactly what we've been looking at. from there, the work in the legislative branch on the side, they've actually lowered it 22. we're looking at still finding the 351 billion in savings, and we're still moving away from a system that is completely broken and leaving people without health insurance to actually something that is affordable and will they get people back involved and having something that they can actually use? we just heard a number recently -- i don't know if you heard this or not, that we're now up to 41% of the counties in united states will be down to just one carrier next year. that shows you -- that's up from just 34% earlier in the year, so this is going downhill quickly. this is something i'm proud of the senate. liz: four out of ten counties. just one insurer. that's called a monopoly. antitrust guys should be all over that. do you trust the cbo's numbers? because remember, by this time --

overspend doug collins joins us right now for the beautiful state of georgia.not the only one. so many of your colleagues did. i'm wondering if that anger for lack of a better term is part and parcel of what has to be done. what you think? >> i don't think so. it's a very fractured society. we are a society where we invite controversy, discourse, people to actually engage. what makes him appear, we don't lose their passion for issues. what we've got to understand is those issues that men and women who serve in congress and even our folks at the end of the day, neil: not all the time. not blaming one side or the other. i guess that a lot of people say we foster a sense of decorum. that doesn't necessarily be the beastly actions of one day today, but it does make you wonder about what is happening. this incident notwithstanding that it's getting kind of nutty out there. >> welcome it's getting to the point that it's a hard time to have been honest conversation about where we may agree or disagree. that is an honest problem. when i do my telephone town hall, just

. >> now, a membership of the leadership team, doug collins. >> thank you, mr. speaker.'s good to have the secretary and the chair here. john adams said we are a nation of laws, not men. today is a good day for the rule of law. today, we go back and say these are the laws. instead of politics determining what they are going to follow and not follow, it goes back to the basics being in law that you are going to follow. when detainer is issued, you are going to respond in a positive way instead of putting americans lives in jeopardy. one of the things yesterday, as i spent time on the floor debating rule for the bill, i was amaze zed of the simple common sense and trying to pit this was the locals choice. let me remind you one time, this is not simply one locality making a choice that didn't affect others. if one chooses not to enforce the law and they leave and goes to another that does enforce the law, they are dealing with the consequences. this is not isolated in a vacuum situation. this law is saying, if you choose to put politics before people's safety, you are not g

. >> now a member of our leadership team, doug collins. >> thank you, mr.aker good to have the secretary and chairman and raul as well. john adams once said we're a nation of laws not men and today is a good day for rule of law. we go back and state these are the laws instead of politics and localities determining what they are going to follow and not going to follow it goes back to the basics are already being in law you're going to follow, the procedures asked for when the probable cause detainer is issued you'll respond in a positive way instead of dividing us through politics putting americans lives in jeopardy. one of the things yesterday i spent time debating, i was amazed at the issue of simple common sense and trying to pit this was the local's choice. let me remind you one time, this is not simply one locality making a choice that doesn't affect others, if one locality chooses not to enforce the law and that person leaves and goes to another locality who does enforce the law, they are dealing with those sequences, this is not isolated in a vacuum s

doug says that's because we're happy with the receivers we have. carson wentz has been working with his new receivers, they also drafted two others, collins and gibsonor and dorian green-beckham. >> one of the bright spots of the spring to see these guys, to see alshon and torrey come in here to work with the young players. rallying around each other in practice, encouraging each other in practice, challenging each other in practice and it's fun >> on a day doug says the eagles this is ration sly, played in high school here, looking for a tryout, goes to temple, hanging outside the eagles nova care complex. doug petersen has asked who has irst guy he mentioned, rasual douglas, the third round pick. he didn't even have money for food sometimes in college at west virginia. he is hungry to keep learning. >> it's a lot of different than what i did in college but it's still kind of the same thing. sometimes i still do what i did in college and coach will point it out and he will circle me with the marker and i will be like, yeah, i know i messed up that one. he said it's coming because you are not doing it every play like you did when you first got on he