i do not care. i will get arrested tomorrow again. [applause] but it really takes movement work right here, bob read bob you are one of the first people to speak to me in a union hall about making sure this was a real medicare for all not one that was going to sell us out to the for-profit health care plan system. you won't made me tread very carefully, right? you told me expect this because this is what they did last time. you said expect this because look out for global budgeting you taught me that you think it did not make a difference? it did. i had never heard of those terminologies but for the fact that you demanded a meeting with me. you do not have to demand it, it was pretty easy. you got a meeting with me, then you educated me. if you do not give up on the. you do not assume i would know. were providing that information to me directly. please know that what a great opportunity right now, close to 100 new memos of congress, that you can touch now. you has not been completely know, bought off. exactly. you can go to them now,

health care. iseen patients who do not the recommendations from their physicians. in thet hear them auxiliary people who help the physician take care of that patient. as long as patients are not ignore the, who non-smoking aspect of their care cardiacs who take high sodium food and don't do things and don't take their medicines, diabetics who don't their to people taking insulin and following a good diet and losing weight. as long as people do not follow their instructions we do have a higher health care costs because these people come into the times thatd greater the person who is responsible for their own health care. i am not for the universal health care. are puttinges forward to the nation. host: some political news. president trump visiting california. he will visit a favorite liberal target. he has a mid-september fundraising visit in the san francisco bay area, in addition to beverly hills and san diego. the president will be in north carolina on monday. 9, i had of two congressional races.

i do not care. i will get arrested tomorrow again. [applause] but it really takes movement work right here, bob read bob you are one of the first people to speak to me in a union hall about making sure this was a real medicare for all not one that was going to sell us out to the for-profit health care plan system. you won't made me tread very carefully, right? you told me expect this because this is what they did last time. you said expect this because look out for global budgeting you taught me that you think it did not make a difference? it did. i had never heard of those terminologies but for the fact that you demanded a meeting with me. you do not have to demand it, it was pretty easy. you got a meeting with me, then you educated me. if you do not give up on the. you do not assume i would know. were providing that information to me directly. please know that what a great opportunity right now, close to 100 new memos of congress, that you can touch now. you has not been completely know, bought off. exactly. you can go to them now,

care. it hit our country hard. ago.t my cousin two years i was working for the michigan democratic campaign. it was a tough time meat. he died, nine years old. 39 years old. it was really too late. we all haveant that affordable health care. i haven't had health care for the last two years. it is serious. people get sick all the time. a lot of people don't have money. we have people getting rich off of us getting sick. it doesn't make any sense. i can't stand the thought of it. this woman right here is my mom. i love you. i have to thank her so much because the support she gave me, i was fortunate. a lot of my friends and relatives have problems with childcare. i know a lot of people who lost jobs due to not having a babysitter. it is sad that you cannot find support. in here, you all deserve a round of applause. i grew up without my father so i know how it feels. it hurt. they don't have the support they need. i'm lucky enough to have support from my mom. i thank you for that. it has been a roller coaster ride. i will be honest with you all.

care? >> it is an interesting question. i think it is probably the fact that health care came about and we cannot really observe things that are mental health issues. was ---- i used to say i this is an issue that is near and dear to my heart. if you think about what help means, one easy way to think about it is a simple question -- how did you feel today? whether it was a physical problem or a mental problem, it doesn't matter. if you wake up in the morning and it doesn't feel bad, that is a problem. that is what we are trying to get out -- to get at. the idea that mental health ought to be treated with some sort of similar passion, physical health makes a ton of sense. right now might be a good moment to really hammer that home. completely.ee two things we need to increase, increase the number of mental health providers, especially in rural areas. and explore ways to do that, perhaps by loan forgiveness and things like that. also we need to make sure that insurance companies -- and all insurance systems including medicaid a

care act. mr. balat, the reason i asked the question about extending health care to illegal immigrants because i watched the democratic debate the other night and there were ten on the panel. they were asked a question how support extending health care, free health care to illegal immigrants. and if i remember correctly, all ten raised their hands. that's potentially millions of new americans on what i would presume would be medicaid. what happens to the current health care system in america if my friends on the other side of the aisle and those running for president from the other party get their wish and extend free health care to millions and millions of illegal immigrants? >> thank you for the question. i'm a child of immigrants. it's important what we do in this country for the people that are here. we as americans have always taken care of our communities and that's our focus. that's who we take care of. what it would do to health care, what it would do to our communities, what it would do to the medical professional community is it would strain it even further. let me tell you what happens in med

i was no fan of what was prior to obama care, and i am no fan of obama care. i think there is something else. but my point is something has gone awry here. the problem is there is no real gatekeepers. we put them out of business. that would be primary care physicians. isn't that true? >> oh, yes. >> so to stay in practice, you basically have to sell your soul to a hospital in order to stay in general practice? >> that is the unfortunate case, more than 50% of all our primary care physicians are currently employed by hospital systems. >> now i also heard today in the conversation that we are providing health care for all sorts of individuals coming here illegally. and at the same time what we are doing is we are actually stealing their well educated people for their doctors, are we not? part of our physicians are coming here from overseas because nobody from the united states is really going into that discipline? >> it is becoming less and less. but we have also contributed to that problem as a government because even in this country, those that are coming out o

i don't care -- i don't care if they sew it in, glue it in. i don't care if it's in a bag.'t care where you got it from. if you look good when you put it on, i'm with it! and i'm going to tell you something, some women wear wigs to go out. i ain't got no problem with that, either. because there's some good looking wigs out there, man. do whatever you got to do, man. but you got to be careful where you wear wigs. church, fine. dinner, wig, fine. ancing, wig, fine. amusement park, that ain't a good idea. that ain't a good idea. i'm going to show you a video, a woman wore a wig to the amusement park. she took her daughter on the slingshot ride. all right, here we go. let's take a look. [screaming]

i had excellent care. i didn't haveha to pay anything. everything was paid for me by medicare and tri-care for life. a month later i had a g.i. bleed. i'm almost 93. i will be 93 next month but i had a g.i. bleed and i had to go back in there and stay six more days. i had excellent care all the time. i had all my nurses and the doctors were just wonderful. as far as my prescriptions go i get thoset from express script. i have to pay $7 even if i have to take three pills a day. i can get that medicine for $7. >> host: atlanta we are glad you are with us this one from tennessee. the just ben ippolito with american enterprise institute and maura calsyn with the center for american progress talking about health care. as we wrap up as you look ahead to the 2020 campaign, if you have to project what you think the republican plan will be in terms of health care what might be the final democratic platform and i will start with you maura calsyn. >> guest: i think that we will see i think it very much depends on who the nominee is. there's a start d

if they record me for product improvement i do care if they sell that data up and i care about my data being stored indefinitely so i think this is the crucial point for a lot of people sam talk to us about who this data gets sold to who wants it who are these 3rd party organizations you know and that's a great question you know and that's that's the problem itself is we don't know who these 3rd parties are and we don't we the united states at least lacks any federal data prodigiously law that.

about the planet, i care about my children and grandchildren but right now, i care about having foodpaying mortgage and it's somebody else‘s problem, not mine to sacrifice myjob, to solve this problem. i've seen this firsthand, i've met coalminers who've said to me, "i'm working in a coal mine, i got two children, am i doing the right thing?". and of course, i say to them your first responsibility is to put bread on the table for your family and that's why we as a society need to move forward together with this and create new industries and it's not as if this is difficult in queensland. you can see, i work with groups who want to do innovative a marvellous new things in these areas. getting government support to do it is really tough and i don't understand that. isn't part of the problem is that it doesn't matter if australia gets its house in order, or europe for that matter? the statistics suggest nearly half the greenhouse gas emissions come from just three countries, india, the united states and china so the rest of the world can do it its bit and that is not going to change. we

but the health care i do receive works for me. st: you are in the health care does the potential of losing that system that that 150based system million americans are covered by, could you see potential problems in terms of chaos and lack of coverage by many individuals? i am over 65 now, i have medicare coverage as well. but my employer-based health coverage covers the other 20%. and my cost is minimal. so it is frightening to me to think of, as i age, the older we get the more like we are to develop health related issues that need treatment. if that when he percent is not covered by my employer-based health care, i'm gonna have to go where for that money? that's frightening. ,ost: let's hear from tracy from blue earth, minnesota, who said through employer-sponsored plan is not working. hello. i'm currently unemployed and disabled, i'm not receiving health care through my employer. i am covered under my wife's at what would be considered a rural hospital as a nurse. our town has a population of about 4000. you showed a video clip

of course i care. do you care if the union is dismantled? of course i care.e from the united kingdom. but the united kingdom is their major marketplace and there are more scots around london then they are in scotland, so we are bound together of 300 years, of course i care about that but i do also believe that you don't solve a problem like that by running scared from the very people that wish to break up the union. we're almost out of time, but a final thought. you exhibited a remarkable amount of confidence about britain and your party speech throughout this interview. do you ever may they did not, think yourself, my gosh, what if i'm wrong? what if brexit is actually a hugely damaging event for the night again? then i wouldn't be sitting here and saying what i said if i doubted for one moment that the uk is capable not only of leaving the european union well, but at the end of the day, i believe uk is the most flexible economy on the planet. all the various economies, or method very clear, they come top of the league. universities, four of the top universi

if you were to care for my mom and i were to care for your wife, you would have to pay me and i would have to pay you. it is a job that we should have tax based compensation structures for your. i want to be the president who wants to cure alzheimer's. [applause] this is important. there has never been a better time to invest in basic research in the u.s. than today. why? we have tools that were never available. computing power, big data. the things changing our lives in so many ways are giving basic researchers tools they never imagined. they can make breakers in a day that used to take five years. we should have massive investments at basic research level in life science and energy research. we have to cure alzheimer's. is the most expensive disease in this country. we have to cure cancer. we have to develop technologies, battery transmission and carbon capture, that will save the planet. u.s. is in a unique position to do that. we have greatest entrepreneurs in the world, the greatest universities in the world, what we are missing is a president who wants to invest in the future, a

i don't care about making money. if i wanted to make money i wouldn't worry about $3 billion to $5 billion. at some point i'll detail that and will show. but it's a great place to be. having it in miami is fantastic. really fantastic. having it at that particular place, because of the way it's set up. each country can have their own villa, or their own bungalow. and the bungalows when i say they have a lot of units in them. it just works out well. and when my people came back, they took tours and went to different places. i won't mention places because you'll have a list because they're going to give a presentation on it fairly soon. they went to places all over the country and they came back and said this is where we want to be. we had military and secret service people doing it. they understand what it's about, not about me, it's about getting the right location. it's very important. >> boost your own brand? not at all. >> go ahead, jonathan. >> thank you, mr. president, president macron said he'd like to see talks

i don't care about you, i care about what you do. hate what you are doing, you are using the pain of the victims of gun violence to speak in a way that allows you to look like you're going to do something, but only to play games with their emotions and not do it in the end. i don't care about you, mr. president, but i hate what you do. it is time for you to stop talking on this topic and until you are ready to give mitch mcconnell the go ahead to open up the senate and take on legislation. enough, stay out of this, keep your mouth quiet unless you're ready to actually be a serious participant in this conversation, just stop. >> fred guttenberg's daughter jamie, would have turned 16 last month. >>> and as the president is taking heat on a number of fronts including that anti-semitic trope. new reporting on how jared and ivanka are missing in action. >>> see how his rivals predicted the behavior we're currently witnessing. this is rick blomquist. his life is pretty comfortable. then, he laid on a serta and realized his life was only ju

if they record me for a product improvement i do care if they sell that data up and i care about my data being stored indefinitely so i think this is the crucial point for a lot of people sam talk to us about who this data gets sold to who wants it who are these 3rd party organizations. you know and that's that's a great question you know and that's that's the problem itself is we don't know who these 3rd parties are and we don't we the united states at least lacks any federal data privacy law that discloses or requires that transparency and so luckily in the e.u. you know that you can have the g.d.p. our law but right now we don't know you know who they're sharing it with and so you know a lot of times you know it's a little you alluded to you know if you know that they these companies they may you know collect or have our data our voices but a lot of times you know it extends beyond just these devices you know it could be your apps and these are browser extensions or browser apps and they can they can collect your pictures they can they can collect your data about your d.n.a. y

i don't care about making money. nted to make money, i wouldn't worry about 3 billion to 5 billion. >> that's mighty big of you. so are the numbers. these are the stats trump loves. they're huge in the absence of tax returns virtually impossible to confirm. the president couldn't lose $5 billion because he was never worth that much. forbes does calculate that the worth has decreased, but they attribute that drop to deeper reporting, in other words journalists doing their jobs. all of this is coming up again because president trump sounded very much like a pitch man for his properties at the g7, explaining why he apparently wants to those next year's event at his very own golf resort. >> it's not about me. it's about getting the right location. each country can have their own villa or their own bungalow. >> wait, there's more. the president talked proximity to the airport, beautiful restaurants, ballrooms and magnificent views. the president says this wasn't his idea, this was the independent recommendation of the mili

i couldn't care less, otherwise i wouldn't have done it. people have asked me what do you think it costs between opportunity, not doing -- i used to get a lot of am unto make speeches, now i give speeches all the time do you know what i get zippo. and that's good. the deals i'm making are great deals for the country and that's to me much more important. doral happens to be within miami, it's a city, it's a wonderful place, it's a very, very successful area of florida. it's very importantly only five minutes from the airport the airport is right next door it's a big international airport, one of the biggest in the world. everybody that's coming, all of these people with all of their big entourages come. it's set up -- and, by the way, my people looked at 12 sites, all good, but some were two hours from an airport, some were four hours -- i mean, they were so far away. some didn't allow this or they didn't allow that. with doral we have a series of magnificent buildings, we call them bungalows, they each hold from 50 to 70 very luxurious room

i agree, health care costs are out of control. at the same time, when i'm sick or god forbid, one of my parents get sick, the last thing i want to do is shop around. is there a way that -- other strategies to control costs besides put placing the burden on the patient's? >> that is why you need insurance on that is why you need insurance that you pick and make decisions about what deductible you can afford, how narrow you want the networks or not. you need insurance coverage. announcer: and we will take you live now here on c-span. president trump speaking at a rally in cincinnati, ohio at the u.s. bank arena. governor of ohio, mike to wine first appear. you are watching liveam

if you were to care for my mom and i were to care for your wife, we were to switch jobs, you would have to pay me and i would have to pay you. it is a job. we should have tax-based compensation structures for you. i also want to be the president who is going to cure alzheimer's. we need a transformative investment in innovation. this is an important point, there has never been a better time to invest in basic research in the united states of america than today. you know why? because we have tools that were never available to us, computing power and big data. the things that are changing our lives in so many ways are giving basic researchers tools that they never imagined. they can make breakthroughs in a day that used to take five years. we should be having massive investments at the basic research level in life sciences and in energy research, because we have to cure alzheimer's, the most expensive disease in this country. we have to cure cancer. and we have to develop the technologies, battery, transmission, and carbon capture, that will save the planet. the united states of america i

i don't care politically. i'm going to run for election, i think i'm winning based on polls, whether i win or not i have to do the right thing i -- so i don't do things for political reasons. is it good? probably not. a lot of people say having russia which is a power, having them inside the room is better than having them outside the room. by the way, there were numerous people during the g-7 that felt that way and we didn't take a vote or anything but we did discuss it. my inclination is to say yes, they should be in. really it was president obama, i'm not blaming him but a lot of bad things happened with president putin and president obama. one of the things that happened was as you know what happened with a very big area, a very big and important area in the middle east where the red line was drawn and then president obama decided that he was not going to do anything about it. you can't draw red lines in the sand, you just can't do it and the other was in ukraine having to do with a certain section of the u

improvement i do care if they sell that data up and i care about my data being stored indefinitely so i think this is a crucial point for a lot of people sam talk to us about who this data gets sold to who wants it who are these 3rd party organizations. you know and that's that's a great question you know and that's that's the problem itself is we don't know who these 3rd parties are and we don't we the united states at least lacks any federal data privacy law that discloses or requires that transparency and so luckily in the e.u. you know that you can have the g.d.p. our law but right now we don't know you know who they're sharing it with and so you know a lot of times you know it's a little bit too you know if you know that they these companies they may you know collect or have our data our voices but a lot of times you know it extends beyond just these devices you know it could be your apps and these are browser extensions or browser apps and they can they can collect your pictures they can they can collect your data about your d.n.a. your travel itineraries and your personal docum

i don't care why they are unable. ey don't find the way to be able, we're going to defeat them. because people are dying every single day. they are making this a political -- listen. bullets, when they shoot you they don't know if you're republican or democrat. they don't know if you're rich or poor. they know if they hit you, they're going to kill you. and when we have these legislators whose job it is to do something about this and they choose not to, when 90% of americans are saying here's what we want, they should be fired. >> particularly right now, david. the nra is at its weakest point in recent memory. it's had this mass exodus of its leadership. it is hobbled by a corruption scandal and they're still afraid of wayne lapierre? >> and since march for our lives filed a complaint with the new york attorney general that helped those investigations, i can't imagine why they're still afraid of wayne lapierre. i can't understand the people that still support the nra. and the fact that their ceo has spent $240,000 on i

i don't want to make money, i don't care about making money. oney, i wouldn't worry about three to 5 billion. at some point, i will detail that. worry about three to 5 billion. at some point, iwill detail that. i just think is a great place to be, i think having it in my army is really fantastic. having it at that particular place because of the way it is set up. each country can have their own villa or bungalow. they have a lot of units in at them. i think itjust worked out have a lot of units in at them. i think it just worked out well. have a lot of units in at them. i think itjust worked out well. when my people came back, they went to different places, they will give a presentation fairly soon, to places all over the country. and they come back and said this is what we want to be. we had military people, secret service people, people who really understand what it is about. it is not about me, it's about getting the right location. president macron said she would like to see talks between you and president rouhani within weeks, does that sou

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if they record me for product improvement i do care if they sell that data up and i care about my data being stored indefinitely so i think this is a crucial point for a lot of people sam talk to us about who this data gets sold to who wants it who are these 3rd party organizations. you know and that's a that's a great question you know and that's that's the problem itself is we don't know who these 3rd parties are and we don't we the united states at least lacks any federal data privacy law that discloses or requires that transparency and so luckily in the e.u. you know that you can have the g.d.p. our law but right now we don't know you know who they're sharing it with and so you know a lot of times you know as little alluded to you know if you know they these companies they may you know collect or have our data our voices but a lot of times you know it extends beyond just these devices you know it could be your apps and these are browser extensions or browser apps and they can they can collect your pictures they can they can collect your data about your d.n.a. your travel it

i have no idea how my property is doing because i don't care but i don't turn very and i own in aberdeen and i own and ireland is you know doing vegan great stuff and i'll be honest with you. i think i think that i think he's going to just do a great job as prime minister you know takes a lot it's so many different elements to being a great prime minister and you need him i just think his time is right this is the right time for morris there's a return for boris surplus go ahead right here. who you with robust and promoting the u.k. as well. it was you had a good few days with president michael. appeared to be doing business with bags of favorite russian. off the rocks it who do you think will be your more important relationship president markel from sony you or or is johnson promise of united kingdom i think we're going to have just like france is a great nation it's being run a lot of things are happening you know it's not easy what he's doing he's changing certain ways it's a very hard thing to do i won't get into it i'm going to let him sell his ideas but a lot of people don't disagr

i don't care. if you are wealthy, it doesn't matter. i just want to do a great job. i don't care. i want to do the right job. when this great building company comes here and wants to build a plant, i want to make it easy for them, not hard for them. i'm not jealous of them. i couldn't care less. i'm not jealous of them. [applause] i got sued on a thing called emoluments. emoluments. nobody ever heard of it before. hey went back. nobody looks at obama getting nobody looks at obama getting $60 million for a book. even though nobody in history ever got that much for a book. obama got $60 million. think of it. $60 million for a book. nobody looks, nobody looks at any, but with me, it's everything. emoluments. nobody knows what it is. here's the good news. last month, i just won two cases on emoluments. the judge was scolding of the other side. what it is, is presidential harassment. because this thing is costing me a fortune, and i love it. i love it because i'm making the lives of other people much, much better. [applause] nd each of you here today is living proof that america never s

about much electorate ism i don't care about the 7 i am here the president of the united states and i want to talk to individual people ok money will mccraw nonetheless get something done in spite of the bilateral so big going on led by the u.s. president yes he's very eager he's very focused he's been preparing a lot what he wants to achieve and actually they've been negotiating for a whole year it's not that the only have the summit and suddenly need to read to conclusion the media or in many of the newspaper focus on the conflicts which means they focus on climate change they focus on trade because of you have all the trade problems but there are many more issues but they are actually getting along so something will get done the question is is it enough or is this kind of summit ok what's going to come out of the summit what do you see getting done as a longtime observer of the g 7 well then many issues not only dealing with trade and climate change i think they will have a focus on the paris agreement because france is the holes but there's the danger that they will have thi

i don't care about making money. if i wanted to make money, i wouldn't worry about $3 billion to $5 billion. at some point i'm going to detail that and will show. but i think it's just a great place to be. i think having it in miami is fantastic, really fantastic. having it at that particular place, because of the way it's set up. each country can have their own villa or their own bungalo. and they have a lot of units in them. so i think it works out well. and when my people came back, they took tours and went to different places. i won't mention places, but you'll have a list because they're going to give a presentation. they went to places all over the country and they came back and said this is where we would like it to be. we had military people doing it and secret service people. it's not about me. it's about getting the right location. i think it's very important. jonathan. >> reporter: you're not trying to boost your own brand? >> no, not at all. go ahead, jonathan. >> reporter: thank you, mr. president. presid

whole situation now i. care why i hold you for fighting for freedom so they can free. you. we're glad to now get our guest johnson young cheney in on the program freed after about 40 hours or so or was it 48 hours tell us what happened in jail. oh thank you for having me so a bit joe from i was quite harsh and most people tell me the police are power and they were her hostility to protest us we were locked in a car that was transformed into a detention center it was very hard because he's a pretty great houses out there and people were not allowed to sleep at the 1st 20 hours after more than 20 hours we were in a cell with rooms full full and then people were taken away to do a home search which was unnecessary so there were lots of abuse of power. now you were arrested for obstructing police is that what happened. well yes i was a restless for all struction and as a mets all fat i compiled lived a police instruction doing that. and i don't know why the police still arrest me doing that coles to address the police punch me and they were using excess is false to stop me and