. >>> coming up, former kansas senator kathleen sebelius will join us with her take. >>> now the warrds between the white house and north korea heating up big-time today. eam eamon javers has the latest. >> reporter: hi, kelly, here's the comment from the north korean foreign minister earlier today that the white house says is simply absurd, north korean foreign minister holding a presser in new york city, saying "since the united states declared war on our country we'll have every right to take countermeasures including the right to shoot down the u.s. strategic bombers even when they're not yet inside the airspace border of our country." sarah huckabee sanders, white house press secretary, saying it was absurd to suggest that the united states has actually declared war on north korea as the north koreans did today. she also went on to say this >> it's never appropriate for a country to shoot down another country's aircraft when it's over international waters. our goal is still the same we continue to seek the peaceful denuclearization of the korean peninsula. that's our focus doing

first for you, kathleen sebelius.he most common criticism will be not only did you do me wrong on the keep your doctor keep your plan under the aca, but my premiums have gone up. i know that's not people overall, but there's 7% to 10% in the individual market that say i have skyrocket because you attached me to everybody, and my deductibles pops and premiums pops and i worry about my family. what do you say to those people? >> i think they are right. premiums continue to rise, and we can address that. i think the best way -- i am actually an open market person. the best way to address it is competition and this administration has enormous bully pulpit to get insurances to play in the markets. they have done just the opposite. they actively worked to drive companies away. refused to tell companies if they are going to follow the rules and pay the ongoing subsidies for lower income americans. the competition is the best way to keep prices low. you see that in states across the country where there's active participation,

for more kathleen sebelius, the former health and services secretary under president obama and played a key role in implementing obamacare. thanks for being with us. >> good to be with you, ali. >> i can't imagine with a schedule garrett was discussing that anybody is going to get a repeal and replace bill because this is not a mathematical issue. it's a senate republican issue and a congressional republican issue that they can't work out what they want to have. that said there are several ways to squeeze and strangle obamacare without congress. advertising is one of them. the other one is this administration has not made a firm commitment to continue the cost sharing -- the revenue reduction payments that are made monthly. tell me what you think they could do. >> well, you are outlining the steps that are entirely in the administration's hands so they have already cut down the number of days that people will have to actually sign up for health insurance next year. they cut it in half. they have now reduced the budget for outreach and education by 90%. they've reduced the number of pe

kathleen sebelius would have been running around the country on private planes. >> quickly as we areut to go, does this put tom price in trouble? are we there yet? >> you would think it would in a traditional presidency. the things that tend to put you in trouble is disloyalty tow donald trump and a little bit betting bad press on donald trump. if it blows up bigger in the investigation makes approximate it more likely it will blow up bigger, yes. he is under attack by the media and it's a double standard, he will be fine. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. a programming note speak of health care, be sure to watch for a town hall event. senators bernie sanders and amy debate brahm and cassidy on the bill this monday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. man's evidence is another man's hoax. another man being the president. he swings against facebook and the ads link to the kremlin. a frantic search for survivors from the mexico earthquake. we will take you to this building where they hope to see signs of and they are seeing signs of life. we will get back to that as soon as we can. we are the tv

kathleen sebelius, who took one private flight to a remote alaskan village during her entire five-yearure. ooooh, private jet to remote alaskan village. somebody was too good to drive a dogsled across the tundra? classic washington elite. ( laughter ) but now price is paying the... cost. yesterday, price announced that he'll be reimbursing taxpayers for the cost of the charter jets, saying, i will write a personal check to the u.s. treasury for the expenses of my travel." that is moral leadership, secretary price. good for you. and be sure to write on the memo line, "so i don't get fired." personally, i would use my credit card, because he's going to need those frequent flyer points. who's been caught with his hand. earlier this summer, treasury secretary and lawyer who only takes indecent exposure cases, steve mnuchin, asked to use a $25,000-per-hour government jet for his honeymoon. now, mnuchin's request was denied. and as penance, he had to appear on tv to promise never to do it again. >> can you promise the american taxpayer that when it's on their dime, and for the rest of your--

do you have to get someplace and get back quickly because it's urgent or you're trying to go kathleen sebelius going to remote areas of alaska. harder to tell people we had to do it in this case or even a family emergency. life happens. but it makes it really hard. again, here's what this costs. put this up on the screen. he took a chartered jet to philadelphia at a cost of $25,000. you can drive there for about $46 in gas. 125 miles. you can take a train, $123. you can get on a united airlines flight, might cost you $625. the average joe gets $725 of their tax money or $25,000 to go to philadelphia. now they say oh, security, oh, the time at the tsa. they don't wait at the tsa. they get shuttled out to the tarmac. >> amtrak is very comfort credible. >> might run into joe biden. >> this is not a good look for price. we're all in ingredient. i will point out the decision of whether this ends up being a job-ending controversy for tom price, that all rests with president trump and every reporting that my colleagues have been doing and in my covering of the health care debate, every reporting that

to put this in context, kathleen sebeli sebelius, five years as hhs secretary under president obama, told politico she never took a military jet and always flew commercially overseas. according to politico, the combined cost of secretary price's noncommercial air travel tops $1 million since may. a white house official tells nbc that trips aboard military jets were approved because price had no deputy secretary to handle matters while he was overseas and he needed access to secure communications. in a statement earlier yesterday, secretary price said he will take no more private charter flights, "no exceptions." price avoided outright apology, said "all of my political career i've fought for the taxpayers, it is clear to me in this case i was not sensitive enough to my concern for the taxpayer." price promised to write a personal check to the u.s. treasury for the expenses of his private travel, "the taxpayers won't pay a dime for my seat on those planes." price appears to have literally meant seat, paying back a fraction of the cost. price was asked about all this last night. >> you

david: we're going to have kathleen sebelius.amacare and we are going to talk about what happened. what comes next because they cannot just leave it there. we are going to talk to her after you talked to on the radio . we are going to see if there's anything left. tom: we are going to see if we can do that. i like the fact that she is a governor. up. for that coming how about a single best chart. we have shown it many times. let's show it in a different way. the 1940's, the edge of the depression. up we go. this is beyond elegant long-term chart of the trend, the trend is your friend and along the way you better be doing sector rotation gina martin adams is here -- sector rotation. gina martin adams is here. gina: it means investors are selling tech. tom: they are selling apple to amazon. the mutual funds? gina: the active managers. they're selling etf's focused on different sectors and they are buying more sectors that are more inflationary. there's a little bit of fear in north korea. 60% of tech sales come from outside of the

joining me now from washington, kathleen sbi sebelius under president obama when it became law. let me ask you, additional funds going to some states with the update of the graham/cassidy bill, the concern here is that there was a growth in funds that was going to, at least some states, under obamacare it doesn't seem like anybody makes up for that money. so while senator graham's concerns about the amount of money taken up by medicaid and medicare is valid, seems to be a sleight of hand here. states are not going to be able to do the same thing as they could have with federal money? >> i think that's absolutely right. every state at the end of the day under graham/cassidy loses money. some lose it right away. some of the states that have actually enrolled more people which is two-thirds of the states in the country, have added, expanded medicaid populations as the law allowed them to do. they would immediately lose money. but under the bloc grant program, and the cap on medicaid, everybody loses money over tile. i thi time. what you've seen on capitol hill today, disabled ameri