so let me bring up co-founder and president, jenny beth martin. ms. martin: thank you so much for being here. it is so cold today. i'm from atlanta and this is cold. it was seven years ago next week that we stood on that lawn and then on the other side and we told them not to pass obamacare. how many of you re here at weekend? when we found out that congressman stupak was caving, not that we were completely surprised, but when we found out it was sunday afternoon and i told those of you who were left on the other side of the capitol that we would repeal this law. i didn't know how. i just knew we were determined and we were going to do it. and it's funny, i didn't say we were going to repair it. we never wanted the government to take over our health care. we want health care freedom. that's what we stood for then. that's what we stood for in 2010, in 2012, in 2014, in 2016, and again here today. when we helped and our values helped congress on the health side get the majority, they came back and told us, we can't repeal obamacare because we only have

>> jenny beth martin. >>> now,t ted cruz is on his wa. and again we are broadcasting live on sirius xm satellite channel patriot channel 125. one small thing i thought would be a good idea before we bring up ted cruz because he is on his way. you see how rand is moving. we rarely ever ask doctors what they think of obamacare. do they think they are functions of government, functions of the establishment of either parties? i would say most of them say no. freedomworks actually has its own doctor. you want to hear from a doctor? dr. chad mathis please tell everyone what it is like to be a doctor with obamacare. >> hello. i got a quick question. any of y'all forgot to tell the senate majority leader that we won? no? okay. like i said, like he said, i am a doctor in birmingham, alabama. like so many of my fellow doctors, we like taking care of patients. we like taking care of our families. back in 2007 we put our heads up and realized that something was going on in washington. cash for clunkers, bailouts. it was terrible. we rolled up our sle

joining us now is one of those conservative leaders, co-founder of the tea party patriots jenny beth martin. good morning, jenny beth. >> good morning. >> when you laid out at the white house your criticisms of the gop bill, what did president trump say? >> well, when i was at the white house meeting with the president, i talked about my concern that the obamacare law is not being fully repealed and that the bill we're seeing from the house of representatives is going to drive the cost of health insurance up even further. he addressed those concerns. there were others in the room who addressed other issues and more detailed policy aspects of the bill. he said they will go back and address some of our concerns in what they're calling phase three. what we have now is phase one which is the reconciliation bill that the house of representatives is marking up right now. phase two is what health and human services secretary tom price will do through regulations. phase three is another bill we have yet to see that does not require -- that is not reconcilable and would require 60 votes in the senat

thank you so much. >> jenny beth martin. cruz is on his way. again we broadcasting live on sirius xm slight radio. patriot chann, channel 125. one small thing i thought would be a good idea before we bring up ted cruz. he's on the way. you see how rand is moving. rarely ever asked doctors what they think of obamacare. do they think they are functioning of government? functioning of the establishment of either parties? i would say most of them say no. freedom works actually has its own doctor. you want to hear from a doctor? dr. chad mathis, please come up and tell everyone what it's like to be a doctor with obamacare. dr. mathis: hello. i got a quick question. was any one of you-all that forgot to tell the senate majority leader and speaker that e won? no? ok. like i said, like he said, i'm a doctor in birmingham, alabama, and like so many of my fellow doctors we tyke taking care of patients can and taking care of our families. back in 2007, we put our heads up and realize that something as going on in washington. cash for clunkers. bailout. it

jenny beth martin said she got over 3,000 emails in 48 thundershowers expression their concerns.ut the key word she used is they are encouraged. mike lee also one who ex pressed anxiety and frustration says it's good that the president is meeting with the conservatives who are worried. but what descroas to do to find -- but what does he have to do to find compromise. >> it will require mitch mcconnell to leased in a much different way, take the bill and ram it through with no amendments, no debate and no discussion. the republicans are showing you can get someone to like something they hate by giving them something worse. the rollout of this has been rors than the obamacare rollout. the republicans have to understand their communication policy has to be robust. charles: nancy pelosi, you will see it after we pass it it's on the internet. they invited people from all walks of life to the white house. it feels like they are working on a compromise. we have seen the charm offensive. >> donald trump has a deal for a deal. this is great inviting these folks in. jim jordan was there. t

tea party patriots cofounder jenny beth martin. she is against this plan. great america alliance co-chair, eric beach likes the i. you don't flip over but better than what we have and means to an end, right? >> look, president donald trump he could take the easy and most political path and really let obamacare fail. it is a failing proposition. it's out there but was elected to fix it. i more so appreciate his leadership and his approach. he is talked about being the master of the art of the and right now he is getting all of house members in line to say, look, this is something that we can go ahead and pass. of course it will be amended in the senate. we can focus on tax reform. he has already done job creation. the markets don't lie. pure your opening we were at 18,000 point when he was elected. we are close to 21,000 which seems to be baseline. the market will follow leadership, and market is leading. stuart: don't take my baseline and markets. >> no one can do that. stuart: jenny, you're a purest when it comes to waste, when it comes to spending that do

this is video of her with the group leaving the white house after it ended, so with me now, jenny beth martin, the co-founder of the tea party patriot citizens fund and also john hart, the editor in chief of opportunity lives and an advisor to the one nation health coalition. so welcome to both of you. thank you both for being here. jenny beth, first to you. you were in the room. how did the president do with his pitch? did he have a good grasp at a fairly complicated issue? >> well, he went through and pointed out that there are three different phases. on monday night that was not communicated very well from the house republican leadership. on tuesday, that message was more apparent. he went through it again when i met with him yesterday. the first phase is the bill that we see right now, the reconciliation bill. the second phase would be health and human services secretary tom price will do with regulations and the third phase is a bill that is not a reconciliation bill but would require the 60-vote threshold to be able to come to a final vote in the senate. he talked about all three of tho

you have jenny beth martin referring to it as ryancare, a riff on the term rinocare. the right and particularly from reporters at breitbart, the way they craft their headlines the messaging is this bill is paul ryan's problem, not donald trump's problem for so for these trump supporters it's not necessarily seen as something that would be a blemish on his record even in that montage you played earlier, trump isn't pushing it extensively. he sees it as something to get done, not something he's staking his reputation on. which is different from the way president obama pushed for health care reform. he presented it as a ride-or-die issue. something that would be worth democrats losing their seats over. trump isn't doing that. that's why you see members in the trump-friendly districts kind of saying maybe we don't want to do this right now. and what people are forgetting, too, is that anything that paul ryan and trump do to this bill to make it more amenable is going to make it harder for it to pass in the senate. we're talking about the house like it's the end all be all

of the president at the white house this week and tea party patriots co-founder jenny beth martin joinst of all, in your meeting with the president about the repeal and replacement of obamacare. did you hear things that you liked and where do you currently stand on the bill? >> well, good morning and thanks for having me. when i met with the president along with a few other groups, who have serious concerns about this current healthcare bill, we -- i think that we left the meeting feeling encouraged because the president listened to what we had to say and with we what we thought the problems were with the current bill and what we think some solutions to our problems could be. that's far more than what we had from the leadership either the house or the senate in the last several years. so we feel like this is a step in the right direction. he did not promise to make changes, but did he not promise not to make changes either. pete: sure. here is what speaker ryan who is a big proponent of this bill, this is what he said about the need to pass the bill. take a listen. >> we as republicans