jennifer: they are opposed, period. , the moste manchin conservative democrat, said the present -- said the vice president tried to get his support for this, and it was a pretty short conversation. democrats say they are ready to fight tooth and nail to stop this. of course, if mitch mcconnell has the 50 votes, there is very little democrats can do to stop the bill. host: democrats rallied this week outside the capitol. we will take a look at that and get back to our discussion. >> people in power! -- people of power have stopped trump terror so far, and people of power will stop him again next week! [cheers] notolitical change does start in washington, d.c., and been trickled -- and thin trickle downd then to the grassroots. political changes bottom-up -- political change is bottom-up! this is not a complicated fight. we are fighting for seniors who are walking on an economic tightrope because this cassidy bill dropped their protection. we are fighting for kids, fighting for the disabled. let me tell you one thing -- we are not going to let cassidy turned back the clock and allow peopl

jennifer: they are opposed, period. , the moste manchin conservative democrat, said the present -- said the vice president tried to get his support for this, and it was a pretty short conversation. democrats say they are ready to fight tooth and nail to stop this. of course, if mitch mcconnell has the 50 votes, there is very little democrats can do to stop the bill. host: democrats rallied this week outside the capitol. we will take a look at that and get back to our discussion. >> people in power! -- people of power have stopped trump terror so far, and people of power will stop him again next week! [cheers] notolitical change does start in washington, d.c., and been trickled -- and thin trickle downd then to the grassroots. political changes bottom-up -- political change is bottom-up! this is not a complicated fight. we are fighting for seniors who are walking on an economic tightrope because this cassidy bill dropped their protection. we are fighting for kids, fighting for the disabled. let me tell you one thing -- we are not going to let cassidy turned back the clock and allow peopl

manchin, and others attended. >> if we have the right plan that grows the economy and helps midterm, everybody should be interested in that. >> reporter: all three attended. making them the most likely to work with the president on his agenda. weijia jiang, cbs news, the white house. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," west virginia senator joe manchin, one of the three democrats who talked taxes with the president last night. >>> the supreme court let stand the trump administration's ban on most refugees. the justices agreed to block a lower court ruling that would have allowed up to 24,000 refugees into the country before the end of october. the lower court ruling would have allowed the refugees to enter the u.s. if a resettlement agency sponsored them. >>> the woman who helped end the ban on same-sex marriage in this country has died. edi edict windsor was 88 years old. she brought a case to the supreme court that struck down the law for same-sex marriage. >>> the justice department won't prosecute the baltimore police officers involved in the arrest of freddie gray who died in custody. ray's neck was broken in the back of a police wagon in 2015. he was handcuffed and shackle

manchin, the most conservative democrat that the vice president tried to call him and get his support, it was a short conversation. democrats say they are ready to fight to and now to try to stop this. if majority leader mitch mcconnell has the vote there's very little democrats could do to stop the bill. >> he talked about democratic opposition, we took it to the streets, maybe the steps of the capitol. andill take a look at that get back to our discussion. people power, stop trumpcare so far and people power will stop them again next week. political change as everybody here knows doesn't start in washington dc, and trickle down to the grassroots. it has not trickled down. thank you for being here, because political change is bottom up, we are going to win. complicated fight. seniors, weing for are working on an economic tightrope because this cassidy bill got the protection. we are fighting for kids, we are fighting for the disabled, let me tell you one thing, we are not going to let cassidy turn back the clock and allow people toh pre-existing conditions face discrimination. .e are

here to weigh in is democratic senator joe manchin, one of the most sensible senators, lawmakers in washingtonll, they are both my friends as you know and we have been talking for quite some time. i gave bill our concerns way back. bill cassidy our concerns way back when maybe two or three months ago when we started talking. everyone is looking for a pathway to improve things. i said bill, on this with the budget constraints that every state has right now, especially west virginia and you put that into their hands and say i'm going to give you one slug of money which as a former governor sounds good i have total control. we are looking for waiver provisions. also we have seen under affordable care act, obamacare, whatever you want to call it, done something on insurance. mike pence's state, vice president's state of indiana did something great on the expansion how they controlled that we think there are some things we can do to repair it i have looked at it, brian. i'm just hoping that patty murray and lamar alexander is able to find a pathway forward. i really am. brian: just to give people a

manchin: i think that the prime mortgages safe. the greatest wealth of person will accumulate, most people in america, is going to be that house they own, the property they own. prime mortgage is always going to be safer and protected, i believe. charitable donations help so many people. it reaches so many corners of every community and every state. but there is an awful lot that has been piled on. vice president pence came to west virginia about a month or so ago and gave a great speech. i happened to be in the audience. he says, we have to have tax reform. he went on and on. he says the tax code is nine times bigger than the bible, but there's no good stories. ,e said that in just -- jest and it really is true. .t has grown disproportionately the last time we made any major changes, charlie, we didn't have cell phones. charlie: 1986. senator manchin: we've got to get back and be the leaders in the 21st century, be the superpower. we can't do it with an antiquated tax system. charlie: so, tell me about his atmospherics. tell me about the tone of his voice. tell me about his ability to simply sit and listen to try to understand wha