joe biden on friday encouraged mitt romney to launch a senate bid. he said probably should continue to run for the upper chamber during a closed-door parents with the 2012 gop presidential according toah, politico. the audience at the annual donor conference hosted by romney applauded in response, sources told the newspaper, the romney simply smiled. the former republican candidate for massachusetts. dorothy is calling on our independent line from pine bluff, arkansas. say that just want to i am glad you are on. we are having a good program, but i want to say is history will prove obama was one of the best presidents with a scandal free administration. now, what we are having is a pathological liar consistently lying to the public. james comey was outstanding. i mean outstanding. in showing the truth about this president, and it is time that we acknowledge this president is a liar and he wants people to do underhandedly and james comey did not fall for it. i am very proud of james comey's testimony yesterday. ta from newve reai york state and a repub

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mitt romney's father george was also a governor who ran for president. >> we did it! member of the romney clan. >> what do these pictures have in common? >> let's see. >> i don't know. yeah, there is a familiar theme here. i'm very happy to add a feminine touch to this wall. >> rona romney mcdaniel is the new chair of the republican national committee, the first woman to have that job in decades. >> your uncle ran for president, so did your grandpa. >> and my mom ran for senate and my dad ran for attorney general. i thought, i have to get into party politics to figure out how to win and get some of my family members across the finish line. unfortunately, this year, we didn't have any romneys on the ballot. i was so thrilled to work for donald trump. >> this week, she led the rnc's effort to defend president trump against james comey's allegations. >> this is a distraction. >> your ankle mitt romney was quite outspoken about his criticism of donald trump. >> donald trump is a phony, a fraud. his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university. >> it was jus

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governor mitt romney telling that former secretary of state hillary clinton encouraged him to take the under president trump. romney admitting he was just as shocked as all of us that he was being considered. back with me, kevin, francesca and josh. josh, did you see this one coming? >> this so captures the total 180 the democrats have done on mitt romney since he ran against obama and they caricatured him as this callous, uber rich, pet abusing, all of these terrible things. and suddenly in comparison certainly to donald trump, democrats have embraced him and are talking about how that i think he'd be a good influence on the administration. if you talk to strategists, they feel there was like a boy who cried wolf scenario where they were so harsh on mitt romney in that election, it made it hard for them to rail against trump with the same level of exasperation. >> i think that in comparison to trump, he seemed like someone who would be a steady hand at the wheel, and he is someone who had been very hard on russia. remember when everyone made fun of him for that. and they laughed at hi

mitt romney, china and you have russia ironically saying it's a problem if the u.s. leaves this accord. then leave is steve bannon and scott pruitt. this seems like a base play. >> what you're seeing a president who is embattled politically on a lot of different fronts and whenever that happens he's most receiptive with arguments that will play with his core voters and this is one of them. this is not, by the way, his core voters is not republican base at large. it's a section of the republican base and that is to whom this is going to appeal and i think he has never been planning on making a huge change. to be very fair to the president after he was elected he came to our office and talked about fairs accord. he said he hadn't made up his mind. he was clear where his head was. this is not a substantial difference. >> another factor that should not be ignored. this is easy for the president to do. withdrawing from this is not like tpp. it doesn't put any new set of obligations on him. doesn't figure out for him how to spend money. >> with the executive orders he sign

mitt romney's father george was also a governor who ran for president. >> we did it! ay be the most powerful member of the romney clan. >> what do these pictures have in common? >> hmm, let's see. >> i don't know. there is a familiar theme here. i'm very happy to add a feminine touch to this wall. >> reporter: ranna romney is the first woman romney in decades. >> i thought, i have to go into party politics so i can win and get my family members across the finish line. unfortunately this year we didn't have any romneys on the ballot. >> reporter: she led the rnc's effort to defend president trump against fired fbi director comey's allegations. >> donald trump is a phony, a fraud. his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university. >> it's just a difference of opinion as to where the country needed to go. it didn't affect my relationship with my uncle mitt. we just saw this one a little differently. i think he's thrilled, as i am thrilled, that donald trump's the president. >> reporter: politics is the family business. even for the next generation of romneys

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you know what mitt romney got in florida? he got 49% and lost.t wasn't about what he did, it was about what democrats did not do. >> tse are some pretty big states to win. >> 49% is math is ma. >> thank you, john brabender and cornell belcher. get 'em where you can get 'em. >>> up next, dirty tricks in georgia. republicans must be getting desperate over tomorrow's special election, why else are we seeing an ad accusing democrats shecheering last week shooting at that baseball practice. this is "hardball," where the action is. business was built with passion... but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... which adds fuel to my bottom line. what's in your wallet? when you're close to the people you love, does psoriasis ever get in the way of a touching moment? if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, you can embra

they should appoint mitt romney to look into the russia connection because it was president obama who mocked the candidate when he brought up russia. >> of the 80s called, they want their foreign policy back. >> exactly. president obama, he painted himself in a corner. he said russia was no threat. same thing with isis. so his ego forces him never to admit that he is wrong. he can't -- these are all really big mistakes. it's hilarious that the more that you dig into this russia story, it becomes the democrats try, not a republican story, and it makes president obama into the world's worst renter. he leaves the place in a far worse estate than he found it. if you look at russia, look at isis, look at iran, he is like a frat that trashes a hotel at panama city beach. he left the balance deposit balance. >> president obama is a little embarrassed about maybe what he said to mitt romney, if you double down on that, president obama got smoked by thelma pruden in syria, and ukraine, allegedly at the election. do you think he is saying, you know, this doesn't look good for me. that's why --

we want to make america rich too. >> mitt romney was sen as aloof, trying to down play the fact that he was very successful, whereas as matte was saying, president trump is sort of the people's billionaire or at least that's what he wants people to think about him. it doesn't mean it's going to create jobs but it is a message that hads worked and will continue to work. >> some of the smartest people i have to say are nautd millionaires and their asspration is not to be a millionaire, so it struck me as odd for saying that. because i don't see anything wrong with being a working class person. i just don't. thank you. >> thanks, don. >> joining me now is a connecticut democrat and a member of the judiciary committee. some of your colleagues are asking that president's son in law and jared kushner's security clearance be suspended because he failed to report dozens of meetings, including four with the russians. you agree with that? >> i've actually read that letter joined by two of my colleagues, calling on the federal intelligence committee to review that security clearance. why? becau

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debate, barack obama laughed at mitt romney when romney tied to tell him this was going to happen. ok. the only crimes in my opinion that have been committed, were committed by the obama administration up to and including him. he is a criminal. country.hings to our he tried to destroy it from the inside and is still trying to destroy it from the inside. and the whole democrat already is in on it. in my opinion, trump has done nothing wrong. nothing. host: all right. caller: he will be, if they leave him alone, the greatest president this country has ever known. the lady before me brought up ronald reagan, he was accosted the same way that donald trump is. he was called a traitor, accused of colluding with russia. they investigated the man for six out of eight years he was in office. how much money have we wasted on these investigations? back to work, fix our country, let the independent counsel do its job, but do it fast. stop wasting my money. this is my money they are wasting. host: thank you. president trump has not had a lot of comments about the investigation this week, althou

you got to focus on people are not likable, that simple, with president obama, likable, hillary, mitt romneythey don't, george bush did, he won. dagen: is democrats scramble to figure out who their leader is, we get this from hillary clinton, forget death panels. if republicans pass this bill, they are the death party. this is what we are talking about. talking to the american people in a way that talks down to them and shows complete disregard and disrespect for their own intelligence. >> it does so and to get to julie's point, i disagree vehemently because the democratic message is generally negative. look what happened during the obama years. stuff like you didn't build that on your own, all industry is bad, auto makers are bad, big business is bad. independent healthcare is bad. if you are rich and the 1% you are evil. everything -- what people are trying to do, to build themselves up or build their community up. instead death panels are bad, republicans are bad, you disagree with me you are evil, that resonates -- obama is well-liked by the democrats. underneath they saw a person who is

the romney group, mitt romney's son.lling him mitt romney's son because he's more than that. this guy runs a hemorrhage fund, smart kid. he's a kid because he's younger than me. he's very smart and accomplished, he runs a hedge fund and what i understand resources for the bid, and he's a -- and what sources saying, he's getting close to the number. the $1.1 billion number. we should point out that derek jeter group is still reagan of money. that means jeter and fleming are still out there, and they're raising money. again, jorge is said to have the funding for the 1.1 billion. it's mostly cash. we should put out we're getting this in people close to them in major league baseball. but i guess point is this. you could see a situation where jeter and romney actually become minority partners in the miami marlins that's run by george and his family. liz: oh, okay. so they all come together in one, great stockpile. >> and then they just say. and we should point out why is this important for our viewers? i mean, listen, basebal

those were -- mitt romney thought those were pretty good ideas and made them sort of the centerpiece of what they call romney care in massachusetts which became the law and ultimately -- originally they didn't do a good job on affordability and one of the reasons they didn't do a good job "affordability in massachusetts, i'm told by folks in massachusetts the fine was associated with the individual mandate wasn't very big. eventually it scaled up but it took a while to get to a point where young people say, you know, i'm paying this fine, i might as well get coverage and stop paying the fine and get something at least for my money. and romney care ended up being pretty successful. he ran for president and one of the linchpins he used in running look, we've already done what barack obama wants to do. we already provided health care coverage for people in my state. and in any event, in 2009 i ended up on the finance committee. you know what? we spent a huge amount of time in 2009 trying to figure out what this health care plan should look like, that our new president, new vice president

mitt romney was right. we should have been paying more attention to that. and i don't think the eight years of the obama administration, remember, all this happened under his watch, that we were paying enough attention. >> you don't think he did enough to stop it? >> no. >> because during the election, he said, i told them to cut it out. and i think what -- i think his supporters will say he was concerned about affecting or appearing to put his thumb on the scale. do you think that was -- >> the president has to protect us against all enemies foreign and domestic. he consistently downplayed the threat of russia. yet russia was on the march. expanding their borders globally, and i don't think he did enough then. but the counter intelligence activities, those were all minimized. >> would you say this president should not speak so glowingly about russia as he does and that he should speak more forcefully against russia than he does? >> if you look at individual comments, maybe you and i would say things differently, but yes. again, let's not lose focus. it's n

by comparison, mitt romney handily in 2012. there is a lot of money coming into this race.aid, the most expensive race, close to $30 million in house history. and it is neck-and-neck according to the polls. melissa: this was tom price's seat. of course now he is heading health and human services. what would you tell us about the candidates in the race? what are they like? are they trumpian and clintonian? >> not especially so. the democrats have this guy, jon ossoff, who is young, 30 years old. he actually doesn't live in the district. he is pretty liberal but posturing as a moderate. he is trying to say he is focused on local issues, local race concerns, not trying to nationalize the race about donald trump although lots of outside money is doing exactly that. most of his money, vast majority of it come from out-of-state, most particularly california. the republicans rather, have karen handel, who is mainstream conservative i would say from the district. she has run for a couple things in that state. she has been a business leader in the past. again, this was a race or a d

you are still at the annual retreat with mitt romney and you got a sense of the reaction to the testimonyou hearing at the retreat? >> yeah, i just actually left the retreat. i think broadly speaking most the attendees there wanted to give the president the benefit the doubt. they would like to be able to see some conservative policy victories. ef the issues is that they havet really put ny pnts on the board yet when it comes to length lats differengislativ. so most were willing to say that no much came out the comey testimony because we need the president to be effective if we'll have any these reforms pass. so overall i would say the crowd which may have been skeptical at the beginning his term are giving him the benefit the doubt. >> what is one 9d tawoone the t from this year than last year? d >> this year's retreat was head ofly focused on business innovation, on policy issues. meaty policy discussions around national security issues swellings t as well as the economy. last year he's retreat came at a very interesting time a at the donald trump had wrapped up the republican nominatio

it happened on all bomb is what i remember mitt romney 2012 brought up the problems with russia and he was laughed and snickered at by everybody in the media. we have had absolutely.sconne and i don't know where the disconnect is on the media. they could not do flyover country so they better wake up. if we go to news c-span because we see the unvarnished truth. there is no clown at the new york times trying to interpret what i saw with mysa own eyes. >> guest: i like bob. you are my heart and soul the public should be informed. i have been on the show before but actually a fine negative show interesting. sometimes sitting there on political jihad but they accused of president to be assessed but they are assessed with him constantly attacking him that'll really and one caller said i hear president trump i have made my opinion but that is shaped by all of these people constantly giving the negative side. bob is then fly over territory judo one poll showed he would do better in ohio if he ran again?. >> which was that?. >> i just saw it on the internet but i was told recently and i spoke

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he's going to headline a summit that's led by mitt romney. he will interview mr. biden at the invite only weekend retreat in deer valley, utah. participants with knowledge of the summit told the news wire, high profile republicans including the house speaker paul ryan and senator john mccain and lindsey graham will be speakers. biden is attending saying he believes in bipartisan and importance of keeping good lines of communication open. read more about that at the hill this morning. anthony, washington d.c. independent line. caller: good morning. i think they doing as best job they can. he's a pathological liar. he would say how the president is upset. he tweets from anonymous sources everyday. he's undermining those guys. i feel sorry for them. of three of them all day long on one subject and have three different answers. host: we had several viewers saying they appreciate the president tweeting. caller: the problem with that is, he wants you to think that what i'm telling you is the truth. don't worry about what the news say. that's why we have the first amendm

mitt romney getting 66% of the vote. donald trump coming down to 4 the%. tom price getting elected somewhere between 68% to 61%. and in his elections. so this is an ominous win for republicans. when you look at the $23 million raised by grass roots donors, where you see that energy, democrats were tapping on the glass in this overwhelmingly republican district. when you look at how democrats get into the majority, you have a 24-seat majority, 23 seats that secretary clinton carried that are represented by a republican. and i think what you're seeing is the new battle ground of american politics are these suburbs where affluent white college-educated republican voters who are uncomfortable with donald trump, i think are likely to be swing voters in 18, in 2020 as republican parties gotten more red, becomes more rural as democratic parties become more blue, it's become more urban. and that's left the suburbs as a battlefield. i think we saw one of the early battles of it playing out in this race which was surprisingly close. >> jason john sop, if you're a re

secretary tillerson wants the united states to remain a party, as does mitt romney.ere's what romney tweeted. he said, "affirmation of the paris agreement is not only about the climate, it is also about america remaining the global leader." so what is secretary tillerson -- what do tillerson and mitt romney get about this president trump may not be getting about this? >> i think anyone who has engaged seriously in the world and has agreed with other countries understands how really this has become almost the signature for global cooperation in the world. this is the signature agreement. this is something that the whole world, it took years and years to get everybody on the same page, and most importantly for western countries, it's the first time it's been possible to get the chinese and the indians. you know, this was always the big problem with climate change. you could say i'll put in as many of those curly light bulbs you want and i'll drive a prius, doesn't make any difference because the chinese are going to build coal-fired power plants and plut the atmosphere

>> i'm chuckling because mitt romney talking about self-deporting. i think what she means he's going to get tired of the job and resign or not run again. that's how i interpret it. i think her main thesis is i don't think democrats should be tackling and rubbing our hands over his possible impeachment. first of all, pence is a hard right ideologue who is more organized than trump so he would have an agenda that would not be to the liking of the american people on health care and anything else. and secondly, i think we should let the prosecutor do his own job. let his -- let bob mueller do his job. he's widely respected by everybody except trump and his lawyer and now his folks who are flacking for him. and i think he will do a good job and he'll find out what's really going on. i think that will determine how well trump does. >> do you think that the attorney general today helped the president or hurt the president? >> well, i think the attorney general certainly didn't help the president. i think he was pretty evasive and you could telewasl he was a

if you listen, mitt romney told you from day one this is a con man.hat part of that don't you understand? mr. pomeranz: consistency has not been a basic part of donald trump's political personality. the caller raises legitimate after about his going barack obama's birth certificate and demanding transparency but not being transparent when it comes to his own party. pedro: one less call. lamar, alabama, republican line. caller: i would like to ask your guest one question. at of everything i have been watching on the news, the only person -- the only people i have ever seen take money from russia has been hillary clinton and bill clinton. so you need to tell the whole story. not just part of the story. thank you. mr. pomeranz: i think we are always learning more about this story almost everyday. i think the story has not been told. we do not know the complete story yet and that is what we are going to find out in the weeks and months to come. pedro: what is the complete story? what ultimately has to come out information wise to conclude the investigatio

a year earlier mitt romney had wanted by 23. many voters have been exacerbated by the manner in which donald trump has conducted his on other docs presidency. we talked to prominent local politicians. behave more him to presidentially. republicans would like it if you give up his twitter account and started to do competent dress briefings, the way that we are used to. >> it is fair to say that people wish he would say little less on twitter. nick: the trump effect has turned this into the most expensive congressional campaign in u.s. history. democrats would unnerve republicans ahead of the midyear election. it would also provide the clearest sign yet that donald trump's base is shrinking. laura: i was joined a short time ago from the ossoff headquarters. the polls are suggesting this is a statistical dead heat. you are there with the ossoff camp. what is the mood? nick: they are certainly hopeful. they believe they have the energy on their side. they have the kind of enthusiasm on their side. they have had a great grass-roots m

>> reporter: mitt romney spoke out earlier. the former presidential candidate along with ceo elon musk the famed ceo said if the president pulls out, he will also pull out of being part of the white house council. from the white house, i'm kelly o'hara for kpix 5. >>> governor jerry brown criticizing the president. brown is heading to china tomorrow to get support for clean energy. >> he wants to bring back coal, fossil fuels, um, make for an intensified carbon future. the rest of the world is decarbonizing and that's why i'm going to china, because california and china are aligned and china is aligned with europe and europe is aligned with india. so it's almost the whole world against the united states. >> this statement in from san francisco mayor ed lee: >>> a new competition says it will harness the innovation and the determination of the bay area to prepare for rising sea levels. the program dubbed resilient by design is garnering support from several bay area leaders including oakland mayor libby schaaf. >> those of us in

this is the mitt romney. george w.sh, george hw bush with kind of republican, not a donald trump republican. i think we're so fixated on the map from 2000 to 2006, right. closely divided america. you low back at it you say well the 2016 map was a ral tags of that. the coasts for democrats, the center of the country for republicans. true. but to your point, jake if you look county by county or nerdier precinct by predict what you see is donald trump is overperforming mitt romney by 15, 20 points in places, which is more rural, older whiter, and drastically underperforming mit romney in places loo mcclan and falls church virginia. >> that's what hillary and democrats in trouble. >> in some whiches he was widely mocked for if at the time. i don't think he implemented it correctly. but remember when howard dean was the chairman of the democratic committee. the 50 state. >> i want to say something. i don't think that democrats should take seriously the pain and the in the rust belt because they want to convert some votes. i

and 2012 mitt romney, the republican nominee got 60.8%, president obama's 37.5%. . >> so 23-point swin a lot bicker than a one-point win. >> it is. >> and therefore it's the kind of voters that have proven had the the kind of republican voters that have proven elusive for donald trump. we should also note, wolf, tom priets, the health and human services secretary and that's why we're having this special election because donald trump put him in his cabinet, he represented this district. he never won the district with less than 60% of the vote. >> i mean, this is not just a battleground district, this is a republican district. it's been republican since newt gingrich won it in the carter years. >> it was his district before and he won and won and won had that district. what are you going to be looking for? >> the biggest thing i'm looking at here is the demographics of this district. it's a high will he educated suburban atlanta district but it's a rapidly diversifying district if the 13% of the voters ever african americans and as we've seen in other places, african americans have soure

more republican voters supported donald trump in this election than voted for mitt romney in 2012.ey do not always agree with his personality, but they need a republican in there to sign the bill is an support their agenda and that is worth it for them and they are living with the consequences of that decision for better or worse. some people will be watching as in the us and others elsewhere in the world. how big a story has this become from two tweets ? story has this become from two tweets? he is picking a fight with someone who is fairly popular in washington, dc, a moverand someone who is fairly popular in washington, dc, a mover and shaker in the media circles. outside of washington, dc i am not so sure. one of my colleagues said some of them didn‘t even know who the people were. this may not play as big as we think it is within the washington bubble. thank you very much as always. anthony live from washington, dc. we started in germany and we shifted to washington and ina germany and we shifted to washington and in a few minutes we will turn to hong kong. xijinping has made

was it just four years ago with mitt romney? he runs for office from the current republican standards. and because of how liberal he was by running for office he was a mormon and a choir boy a and after a year of campaign coverage that includes reporters chasing after him in europe what about your dad and this binder of women and make him into a caricature it makes voters think there is nothing we can do to keep the me that - - media from high style -- cost dial. >> we as a public responsible to have an overheated interests in the private lives of candidates. i want to know what they want to do with the country but we like to read about them so it is a commercial operation. second, both candidates were responsible about giving true reliable information so at the age of 70 they are not fundamentally healthy because of their connection to mortality is a lot closer. so i don't expect either of them. and then with a crackpot dr. dr. give him a hit a drug for haired growth does not work. so my point is that whether he is a liberal re

president trump decision has lawmakers on both side of the aisle divided, mitt romney tweeted affirm nation of the par ace agreement is not only about climate it is also about america, remaining the global leader. house minority leader nancy pelosi calls it a grave threat to our planet's future. arguing that the agreement creates burdensome regulations and cost jobs. >> i hate to see us harm our own economy by agreeing to something that other people, who were agreeing with are going to do it. >> the climate agreement is aimed at reducing carbon emission toss curb global warming, every nation signed on but two, war torn syria and nicaragua. they caution that the plan could change before trump makes his decision publicly at 3:00 p.m. >>> philadelphia police arrested a 18 year-old man accused of trying to kill his seven year-old sister. she may have been high when he suffocated his sister with the plastic bag at their olney home. alfred's mother found her daughter unconscious yesterday morning in their basement after she report that had alfred stole her car. well, later police found alf

i can remember when mitt romney in 2012 brought up the problems with russia. he was laughed and snickered at by eeverybody in the media. i don't know -- we've had it. we've had it. i don't know where the disconnect is between the media. people like me joe scarborough they couldn't fly over the country with a map. they better wake up. we go to c-span because we see the unvarnished truth. i don't have any clown at the "new york times," trying to tell -- intrigue to interpret what i saw. you guys have a good morning. guest: i like bob. bob, you're my heart and soul the public should be informed. i like mika and joe i been on their show. caller: we don't. guest: i find their show entertaining. they accuse the president of being obsessed. they're guilty of it. they're obsessed with him and they're constantly attacking him. they don't really show any other side. just remember i was talking with christina earlier she's saying, i hear president trump and i've made an opinion of him. yeah your opinion is shaped by all these people constantly giving the negative side. b

to view bush john mccain and mitt romney and then donald trump the merger is victorious. so then when donald trump would play the role and win. >> goldwater won the nomination and in 80 reagan won. those were the precursors to trump for growth so i feel a little bit fortunate so i do think they have a continuity that is a much better candidate and that is a unique phenomenon but i laughed at them is that i will not give you vice you have a unique style your said the effective and if you try to learn what i do you would screw that up suggests me you are into what you do but if you measure the audience rather than that debate system but then to spend $15 million in florida. in one day after south carolina the advisers said she would be the nominee i did not have the resources then but trump had enough resources at any time but he did something that i could not have done as one of the great backs of genius in american politics this is part what i know that nobody's understands donald j. trump had a prime-time television show for 13 years the top so at --- a talk show in the

>> i think we underestimate sometimes that there are two candidates in every race and that mitt romney not appealing to those people may have been a significant about how much obama did appear to them and it was a race about economics on both sides, labor versus capital, progressive economics first and race and not race where is this one was. people came into with a different framework -- researchers talk about rasul priming as a way of it's not as if you are racial consciousness and your identity is static, it does change over time and when trump runs a race baiting campaign for two years then there are voters who are susceptible to that that might not have been earlier but basically, yes, i am saying you should go after those voters but there's a more fruitful ground in these fast-growing suburban places where there's every reason to believe they been moving toward democrats for a while and that's not true in these shrinking states where you might win the back in the next election and you might not but if people voted for trump -- voters you won't get back anytime soon. are voters wh

and when mitt romney ran for -- was governor of massachusetts, he was going the run for president, hethat 1993 legislation which called for creating in every state exchange, marketplaces, large purchasing pools wherela people who didn't have health care coverage could buy their healthi care coverage in a respective state. the '93 legislation also had sliding scale tax credits so that people buying their coverage in the exchanges could get a a tax credit to help buy down the cost of coverage. and the idea was that folks whose incomes were lower wouldow get a bigger tax credit, those whose incomes got larger and larger would eventually nothe qualify for anything at all. the '93 legislation that mitt romneya borrowed was the idea om having individual mandates so people, everybody hade to get coverage in massachusetts. and they didn't, they had to pay a fine. and the idea was that they we need for folks to get coverage, we need to make sure thesexc exchanges if we're going to have them in the states, how people sign up for coverage in the exchanges when they would get sick and they're goi

mitt romney claims he got support from unlikely source while being considered for secretary of state,to see you serve in that capacity, end quote. former vice president al gore says god wants us to fight global warming. gore giving interview ahead of global warming film inconvenient sequel. god intends for us to take responsibility how we created god's creation. the consequences are attributable to us, end quote. pete: thank you, pastor gore. sandra: valerie jarrett is back and bashing the trump white house. the former aide to president obama had this to say about the president's exit from the paris climate accord. >> it signals to the world that the united states is not serious about protecting our planet. the united states has always been that beacon of hope, the leader. the world leader. that's why we're called the world leader and basically. abby: dibasically. abby: abdicated. >> we gave president obama 8 years to get it right. those same congressional districts, sent donald trump down to washington to abdicate for america first. the paris accord didn't abdicate for americans. it

foundation as i recall in one nine hundred eighty six that went on to become called romney care mitt romney in massachusetts republican health care program and that was reinvented as obamacare is obamacare actually is arguably the conservative version of health care reform and that's its lineage if that's the case what does that make the senate plan. it makes it a radical undoing of what was a kind of consensus and it's important to make clear what it was it was a consensus that justice medicare provided to everyone over sixty five a basic medical insurance program this could and should be extended to the population as a whole all medicaid was a halfway measure in that direction and here comes the big part it was to be paid for by a modest tax on the richest people amongst us so as to make it as fair as possible those people particularly in the last forty years have been the ones whose income has gone up the furthest whose wealth has increased the most and whose other taxes have been brought down so it seemed the ultimate fair step what the publicans are doing now is going back on that cons