here's congressman mike burgess. [video clip] >> contemplates inexpensive drug pricing provision. it claims to protect research and development but the secretary still has the ability to set the price at any new drug at any level the secretary wishes, even zero. there is no judicial review of decisions, additionally disagreeing with the prices set by the secretary will result in a 95% excise tax and under this bill, the government will be the deciding factor determining which drugs and which cures can come to market and be available to the american people. [end video clip] host: is that the perspective from the republican side of this argument? guest: if they don't, they expect the threat of the idea to encourage participation in the process. i think certainly some lawmakers are concerned about that appearing to candidates, and i think that it also makes an interesting point about access to medicines. and i think that has been a concern for a long time and something i want to highlight from the plan so far, that leaves the drugs on the market to be negotiated. medicare plans will

we're going to be joined by dina titus of nevada, democratic member, and mike burgess of texas, republican member. we'll also be talking about president biden's trip today to detroit to talk about electric vehicle investment and what the new bipartisan infrastructure law means for those investments. plenty to talk about today. about 15 minutes left in this segment. we have also been looking for your social media comments as well to this question, what changes to the immigration system do you support? thoughtful processes that the better question is what changes to immigration can and will congress pass? this saying most of the people crossing the southern border are refugees. they're not illegal immigrants. given that, more immigration attorneys and social workers need to be hired to make the process of serving the people go faster. what's really happening is political bs of the gop. one saying when referring to those record 1.7 million apprehensions in 2021, saying when the border patrol arrests a record number of immigrants, it sounds like they're doing their job. border states are respo

here's congressman mike burgess. [video clip] >> contemplates inexpensive drug pricing provision.t claims to protect research and development but the secretary still has the ability to set the price at any new drug at any level the secretary wishes, even zero. there is no judicial review of decisions, additionally disagreeing with the prices set by the secretary will result in a 95% excise tax and under this bill, the government will be the deciding factor determining which drugs and which cures can come to market and be available to the american people. [end video clip] host: is that the perspective from the republican side of this argument? guest: if they don't, they expect the threat of the idea to encourage participation in the process. i think certainly some lawmakers are concerned about that appearing to candidates, and i think that it also makes an interesting point about access to medicines. and i think that has been a concern for a long time and something i want to highlight from the plan so far, that leaves the drugs on the market to be negotiated. medicare plans will ha

we will be joined by tina titus and mike burgess.e will also be talking about the president biden trip today to detroit to talk about electric vehicle investments and what the new bipartisan infrastructure law means for those investments. plenty to talk about today, 15 more minutes left in this segment. we have been looking for your social media comments as well to this question, what changes to the immigration system do you support? thoughtful process, what better changes can congress pass? this from lucian, saying that most of the people crossing the border are refugees, not illegal immigrants and given that, more immigration attorneys and social workers need to be hired to make the process of serving these people go faster. what's really happening is political through the gop. when referring to the record apprehensions in 2021, when the border patrol arrests a record number of immigrants it sounds like they are doing their job. border states are responsible for their borders and should be prepared. carl saying in a world where cap