you know, what max is doing over here. what max is trying to do. it was absolutely felt as if he was almost pitching baucus is little bit saying don't you worry, i'm not going to sell you out. you get me this bill, and yesterday -- you know, one of the pieces of news -- sometimes the white house makes news and they don't intend to. yesterday at a press briefing robert gibbs said when he was asked pointblank what deal did you make with pharma? what is pharma getting? what are we going to see that pharma gets and he said, well, look, it's going to be incorporated into the senate finance committee bill. well, what does that mean? it means that's the white house bill, lawrence. none of these other bills are going to be the white house bill. what max baucus is writing and the white house knows every word that max baucus is writing, that's going to be the bill, that's what they're going to sell. and i think you're right, that's why he was out here doing a little family vacation at the same time, but he's out here to send a message, not just to max baucus

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that's max baucus. it was interested what he was noting, their job is to be like the television show "myth death bust teres. we need to try and refute it. the question is, how directly will the president of the united states refute this information? it's expected that he might be a little more blunt than he has been in the past. now, let's listen in and see what happened. let's go ahead and go back to this. i will be here incase we lose the signal once again. >> i had chemotherapy, two kinds of radiation and five major surgeries. i was lucky enough to survive. i was also lucky to have excellent health insurance through my employer at the time, hewlett-packard. >> i don't know what to say. we are trying our darndest to make sure the signal is straightened out. that's a cancer survivor who was just introduced by max baucus who we believe is going to introduce the president. we are following this thing. it might be the most important town hall meeting that the president has given yet. supposedly, he may be

he wanted to talk about max this and max that so that was striking. that was striking because of the role max baucus plays. the other thing is the president seemed to go out of his way to try to debunk some of the myths that the white house says is out there, and so, for example, here is one of them. watch. >> when you start hearing people saying we're trying to get socialized medicine and we're trying to have government bureaucrats meddle in your decisionmaking between you and your doctor, that's just not true. >> now, that was in response to a question about medicare, and he wasn't even asked, tamron, the myth there. >> but, david, we know the objectives for the white house, and they've said it, what they've been fighting for the last couple days are the myths, the misinformation out there. the president has been criticized for not being specific, for not drawing that line in the sand. so quite naturally going in today he probably anticipated not getting any hardline questions. he's not going to get someone to stand up and say what about those death

that's not what max is working on. every one of us, what we've said is, we'll find an american solution because here in the united states, the majority of people get their health insurance on the job. so let's build on that system because for us to completely change that, it would be too disruptive. that's where suddenly people would lose what they have and have to adjust to a new system. and max and i agree that's not the way to go. all we've said is in building a better system, what are the elements? well, number one, for people like you, you should be able to get some help going into the private insurance marketplace and buying health insurance. so we would give you a tax credit to help you obtain insurance. now, the problem is if you're going out there on your own, then it's much more expensive than in a big group. so we would allow you to buy into a health care exchange that would give you some power to negotiate for a better rate because you're now part of a big pool. we would also make sure that if you do have i

plus the public option is now getting support from centrist center max baucus.of the so called group of six, that group of senators negotiating health care reform. it appears the public is still not getting accurate information about the public option and other possible health care reforms. the majority of americans still believes some of what the white house has labeled myths about reform. indiana university's center for health policy and professionalism research says that 51% says that public option health care will increase costs. and there probably won't be a bill before the end of the year, perhaps not at all. >> and tamron, now the bigger picture, despite the pessimism from people like john mccain -- max baucus spoke about his support for the public option in a conference call with montana democrats. and now the denver post one of the largest papers in the mountain region is calling for a public option, saying it's the only way to bring about real reform. it it's the best way to slow escalating health care costs and expand access to quality care. the count

, max, max, max baucus, the top democrat in the finance committee, putting together a deal. incidentally his partner, chuck grassley of iowa is the one who yesterday or day before kind of validated these unfounded rumors of death panels, so that should be an interesting get together when the august recess is over and max and chuck get back together here in the u.s. senate. the president tomorrow holds another town hall, larry, in colorado. his goal, it's pretty clear, is to get americans to feel health care reform as both urgent and doable and to counter his critics who say let's slow down. larry? >> steve, just a factual point, do you know if senator max baucus has completely agreed with senator grassley to pull out the elderly counseling some people have called death boards? >> reporter: i don't know. they're savvy senators. when something has as bad a name as that, their original idea over in the house was simply to fund one appointment every five years. no more with the doctor so an individual, a family could sit down and discuss end of life things. that's not a big deal

please give max bacchus a round of applause. [applause] one of my favorite people in washington, probably because he has not gone washington, given up for john tester. he still gets the same hair cut. [applause] your own star here in montana, please give brian schweitzer and his lovely wife, nancy, a big round of applause. [applause] the lieutenant governor, john bollinger, is here. give him a big round of applause. [applause] [applause] and one of the greatest secretary of the interior is in our history, former senator for colorado, can salazar is here. it is nice to be backed, nice to break. i am thrilled to have a chance to spend some time with the folks in this beautiful state. here in montana, you have bears and moose and helped -- helped -- elk, and in washington, you have mostly bowls. so this is a nice change of pace. i especially want to thank katie for her introduction. [applause] where did katy go. there she is, right there. her willingness to talk about such a painful experience is important because it is necessary t

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that's not what max is working on. everyone of us, what we have said is let's find a uniquely american solution because historically, here in the united states, the majority of people get their health insurance on the job. so let's build on that system that already exist because for us to completely change that it would be too disruptive. that's where suddenly people would lose what they had and they would have to adjust to an entirely new system. and maximize green that's not the right way to go. so all we have said is in building a better system, what are the elements. well, number one, for people like you, you should be able to get some help going into the private insurance marketplace and buying health insurance. so we would give you a tax credit, a subsidy of some sort, to help you obtain insurance. now the problem is if you are going out there on your own, then it is much more expensive than if you go with a big group. so we would allow you to buy into a health care exchange that would give you some power to nego

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. >> max baucus, our senator, has been locked up in a dark room for months now, trying to come up with money to pay for these programs. >> right. >> we keep getting the bull, that's all we get is bull. you can't tell us how you're going to pay for this. you're saving here. you're saving over there. you will take a little money here, take a little money, if there, but you have no money. the only way you're going to get that money is to raise our taxes. you said you wouldn't. max baucus doesn't. >> i'm happy to answer the question. >> thank you. >> look, you are absolutely right that i can't cover another 46 million people for free. >> chuck, what was the -- you talked to the guy who asked that question what was his dissatisfaction with the answer which went on for quite awhile. >> essentially, he doesn't necessarily believe when government says they will save money on a program that there will really be money saved from a program. so, look at the history of government over the last 10, 12 years, maybe you do understand why there might -- some people might think that. they see a lot of h

it's also the home state of max baucus.ay that the president may be hoping and by ticketing this event on a first come, first serve basis. here's president obama coming out. you can see him holding the hands of one of his daughters and michelle obama and his other daughter is coming down the stairs right now. dressed casually, no tie, which makes sense given they're on vacation. he's about to shake hands -- there, he's shaking hands with max baucus. he just passed the governor of montana there. here's john tester, the recently elected senator who was elected in 2006. and the president is hoping to get challenged a little bit directly so he can knock down some of what he thinks are myths about health care reform. they ticketed the event to try to make that happen, giving out two tickets to everybody who showed up, so there could be some mystery guests show up. this is really a critical moment for barack obama in health care reform. this is his first year to try to get this. we have seen presidents' political capital diminish

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even max bachus, the won't even consider single payor conservative senator from montana who leads the committee that is now dropping the public option, even max bachus was in favor of the public option as recently as last november when he published his big hundred-page health care proposal that called for, quote, a new public option, a new public plan option similar to medicare. so if max bachus was in favor of a public option and president obama was in favor of a public option, and a public option survived through three house committees and one senate committee that passed bills on health care reform so far, why is the public option dying now? it's dying because of a collapse of political ambition. the democrats are too scared of their own shadow to use the majority the american people elected them to in november to actually pass something they said they favored. senator bachus has decided to take decision making about health care reform out of the full committee on which democrats have a huge majority and instead he wants it to be decided by a me committee that he made up that's thr

according to max hd future cast but a chance of a thunderstorm in the forecast on thursday. looks like tomorrow will be much lighter activity compared to what we will be seeing around the region on wednesday and thursday. tuesday, 76 degrees under mostly sunny skies. and by 4:00, 92 and only an isolated chance for a shower or thunderstorm. the five-day forecast, a hot one tomorrow. got to get used to the heat. i think we will see our fortunes change. cooler on thursday and friday with the wind direction and thunderstorms around. i think saturday maybe dry at point and that would be a change. it may also feature temperatures a little warmer than what i am showing. we will keep an eye on that but some indications the pattern will change. >> all right. thank you, sue. >>> the cash for clunkers program could be running on fumes if the senate doesn't act soon. k befo re have one wee summer break. the house is already wrapped up its vote so it is up to the senate to approve 2 billion there's to rank roll the program. they have have to suspend it unless they approve the cash. they

i don't think anybody wanted max baucus to retreat in the gang of six but it happened.eeing a diminishment of the cut stiff on this. this really is in the hands of congress now. i think everybody's sort of outside of the process. no matter how much power they seemed to have a couple of months ago, has been a bit sidelined by max baucus' ability to sort of do what he wants. >> i have to throw this in. when lyndon johnson was president, he wanted medicare, dammit, he went across to the hill and he made sure that he got what he wanted and he twisted some arms. i'm not saying that's the only way it can get done. and somehow, president bush, he found ben nelson to vote for his tax cuts. i don't see president obama really using the bully pulpit, other than going out and telling everybody in the country he's for public option then allowing the senate finance committee to gut what the people want. i don't get that. >> sure. but you look at bush and he got beaten back on privatization. johnson didn't do total health care reform because he thought he could and pass it. i agree wi

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max baucus is an interesting guy right now. he is on the hot seat.he is trying to lead the bipartisan group that has the last hope that there will be a deal. a lot of democrats are very unhappy with him. they are afraid he has been making too many concessions to the republicans. they are afraid he has dragged this out and they're ready to have this wrapped up so that they can push forward with perhaps a democrats only bill. gwen: peter -- go ahead. i was going to ask you whether the white house is able to maintain the kind of arms length they said it will on these lobbying issues. >> that's a very good question. the president is meeting in the oval office today with tom dash shal who was the former senate majority leader, someone he wanted to make his secretary of health and human services until a tax flap knocked that nomination out. he is a very smart person when it comes to health care. has written a book about it. at the same time he is working or advising the industry at the same time. multiple entanglements with different players. is he an advi

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let's start with max hd radar. spotty showers that might pulse up and give you 5 or 10 minutes worth of rain. we're not seeing much lightning. they're spotty into fairfax. you might have something here or there for the next several hours because we have a front nats going to come through. a couple o spotty showers in anne a run dal and prince georges county. a bigger activity is crossing the bay toward cambridge. watch out at the beaches. you may get one more round later today. you can see it later on max hd true view. we chase this bigger cluster over to the eastern shore, moving east at about 10 miles per hour. that will have heavy downpours and lightning. our frontal system way back here. notice just north of cumberland there is still just a little bit of activity. the front will come through around midnight and after that happens that will shut off the moisture chances. we may be dealing with fog tonight. let's check out our max hd headlines. that's been a crazy day. but the front krozing around -- crossing aro

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. >> there is a particular chimpanzee in here, max. what has max taught us about viruses?hat we have found in max and a couple of chimpanzees on the ivory coast is malaria parasites. give us the answer to an old riddle, namely what is the origin of malaria? the answer is actually -- >> reporter: max. >> it came from chimpanzees. yeah. >> reporter: malaria comes from chimpanzees. we can say that for sure? >> that's right. >> reporter: you are a virus hunter. how hard was it to hunt malaria? >> we have been chasing this a long time. it was exciting to nail it. >> reporter: they nailed it by identifying strains in chimpanzees to those killing humans. they are nearly identical except the chimpanzee strain is older. all of that suggest that chimpanzees pass malaria to humans. there is this interface between animals and humans so important because they can exchange viruses, pathogens, things you may have heard of like hiv, ebola, parasites like malaria. the question is exactly how does that swapping take place? more importantly for researchers, what can they do about it? knowing

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i want to do his job. >> bob: i think max moon walked. he had crazy moves. was great theater at a baseball game. to you do you 1-2 of course ted genoulis. he was the first great mascot that was an animal character. ask about the nats at masn sports.com. lauren would like to know. that's. we don't like to speculate about careers but, you know, lauren look at the numbers now you are saying well he is giving up 7-5-4 and so far 3 runs in the four starts. another interesting thing. he has given up -- it indicates that his defense does a lot of standing around waiting for him to throw strikes or get ahead of hitters. when i went through the stats for johnson who is pitching against the nats n 141 he has given up 2 unearned runs. he is around the plate and they are playing well for him. 3-0. when he pops out, that tells you that the leash is getting short in a 3-0 game. dunn cannot get it. for a moment that's a play at 3rd. that was reached by dunn. he didn't get down and get the ball. see how they score it. >> rob: he knew he would not be a good first baseman, go

our movie critic max weiss is here. >> how are you?m good because we're talking about brad pitt. >> but not looking hot. he has that moustache and jutting out his jaw a little bit so he looks like billy bob thorn ton in "slingblade. " brad pitt is one of these guys who hates being good looking and he constantly sabotages his looks. >> he still looks like brad pitt to me. >> he's not a dog or anything. let's be realistic here. this is "inglourious basterds". here's the best way i can describe quentin tarantino. if you were to take beevis and mix him with ingmar bergman. he's like this adolescent male/film making genius. so the adolescent male says you know what would be cool? a movie about killing nazis. because everyone hates nazis and it would be cool if we killed a whole bunch of nazis. to break the film town, that's what this film is about. this australian character actor, he almost steals the show. he plays the most delishesly evil nazzy. it's violent, naturally. the dialogue is better than the action. it is similar to "the dirty d

what do you think max baucus' chances? are you tried. senator dodd tried. senator kennedy tried and they failed. can max baucus bring something to make mike enzi come up with a deal that you guys couldn't come up with? >> it's hard for me to figure out. mike enzi represents a state of 600,000 or 700,000 people. >> he represents a state of 540,000 people. fewer than live on staten island. you represent a state of 11 million. that is more people than all six senators on the finance committee who are behind the closed door right now combined. >> they all represent very small states. not only that, but mike enzi -- mike enzi didn't win the election. >> right. >> the voters said they want something different. let me point out one other thing. i was on the -- we had 11 days of markup. 11 days of considering amendments in the health committee. i've been in the house and senate for 16, 17 years now. and i've never seen a bill, in all this time, that had that much -- that much attention paid to it, that many amendments, that long a period of markup. we accepted 160

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we'll start with max hd radar and show you what we're seeing out to our west. not much but there is a little bit of activity and one or two thunder boomers in the too far from the front royal area and on the other side of interste 81. we had a lot of cloud cover today so that limited a lot of heating although we still did get up to 90. let me show you where there's been lot of train. we'll tell you the story. down to our south we've had a lot of flash flooding. central virginia down to southern virgia, southeastern virginia. we have showers and storms on the lowest part of the delmarva and the light stuff that we are seeing here locally. as i widen out the picture and put it all in motion, some of this is coming north. so later tonight a few showers around. maybe a rumble of thunder but i'm going to say that the thunderstorms will be confined south of interstate 66. what has changed is our frontal system that we've been watching is stalled just up across pennsylvania. that's why we didn't see more widespread showers today. it is trying to sink south. it has not

max baucus says that he does not want to put a bill out that will.hat is the only way you can do that. >> you are absolutely right that i can't cover another 46 million people for free. you are right. i cannot do that. neil: his answer was that the savings are going to be realized and then limiting deductions on wealthy people will cover the costs. do you believe that? >> i can tell you this. in the united states, we pay twice as much for our health care as all the other industrialized countries. if we're paying twice as much, obviously with some cost containment, we could find some places to save money. that has to be number one in any of these bills. the president is absolutely correct. we do not have to pay more to bring these new people in because we are already paying for those people. if their child gets sick, you are going to bet that they go to the emergency room and somebody pays that $5,000 for that emergency room visit. it was not person who was uninsured. it is the rest of the pool. if we can bring people in and give them some kind of a h

. >>> the president's going to go on the road tomorrow, a town hall meeting in montana, max bachus'sl out a colleague and not giving the president what he wants, it would be max backus. what's the mission here? >> the mitts is none too subtle. carol lee tomorrow on politico is reporting that the tickets will be given out for the president's town hall on health care in a little different way, first come, first served, which means there could be more dissent and a little more excitement. people have said the president is good at asking questions, he should go ahead and take the tough questions, nobody is going to rattle him, and he doesn't get tagged with the suggestion he does, that the questions were too easy, because the people were screaming, so maybe a little excitement tomorrow night in montana. >> thanks, mike. mike allen from politico tonight with us on "the ed show." >>> what is your church doing about health care? anything? i'm calling on the leadership of the christian community to explain to me where they stand, and when it comes to helping the sick. i'll put to to our pane

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