, and it has a real impact on the obama care plans. when 4-year-old virginia resident colette briggs developed leukemia, her father had to switch jobs, from the obama plan to an employer plan effectively switching jobs because no obama care plans covered one local hospital that provided special chemotherapy. yet, work adequacy issues matter, because there are no limits on cost-sharing in obama care. and, studies show that obama cares pre-existing conditions are eroding coverage for the sick and erosion coverage is probably going to get worse because most of the measures that obama care created to prevent that from happening have disappeared, and are coming back. on that is why consumers are fleeing the market any quality concerns are very significant. we have done polling, and cato, where we have asked people, would you still support obama cares pre-existing conditions of the left and erosion of conditions? and, it was a 2-one opposition when people were asked that question. even among democrats, democrats started out, 82% in favor of t

was out of the picture and the obama part of obamacare was drained and became more about the care think it's an issue that democrats could go on offense about. >> i just want to show these graphics. in 55% of the democrats' tv money is going into house races, 55% on the house side, 47% on the senate side and 43% on senators. >> and conversely, at a rally that the president's having, they're not talking about it. >> obama care is not the boogie man anymore. this has been the sound track for election after election after election for years. that's not the case, people have been getting their health care taken away from them. i think those ads are very effective in those senate races. the question is that enough in a state like north dakota want to see. >> their repeal and replace effort failed, but it made it all the more real. all those headlines about how many people will lose coverage. >> on a quick note, senate republicans are worried this is going to resonate. they have introduced their own bill that protects preexisting conditions, even if the courts knock it down in the next

secondly, you started out your question about obama care, and the guaranteed issue. we do have plans, there is a plan right now. i would love to vote on it. john cassie which would distribute the advance care expansion. it is ready to go. it preserves guaranteed issue. by the way, i argued strenuously but unsuccessfully during the debate of to have things like visible schools in maine that literally cut the cost for young people the premiums to a third of their current level, and half for elderly individuals while not doing away with their guaranteed issue. there are ways of doing this, and i'm happy to have a debate, and i would love to take a vote on this as well. that being said, our next question is senator peters. >>, for being here today. administrator verma, i was pleased in your opening comments when you talked about how medicaid is absolutely essential to providing healthcare to folks in this country. i hope that you are focused on the goal, which i hope all of us have no matter who you are, and no matter where you live, you should have access to quality affo

care system. breast cancer. the obamaebsite was going live and people were finding out for the first time that they were losing their health insurance, losing access to their doctors, and the various institutions keeping them alive, and that is not fair. and this woman, this virtue signaling woman looked at me like wait a second, i am supposed to be the compassionate one. she had nothing to say. umoxed. fl that 60% not realize to 90% of your in person communication is actually nonverbal. it is important to nod your head. some of you have been nodding your head as i have been talking. not sitting there like that. it makes you feel like the person talking to you is disagreeing with them. eye contact is important, the nods are important, smiling. i tested this in new york for a month to review can actually get new yorkers to smile back at you, believe it will not. me tooto say, before the movement, the bill clinton style, touch someone's arm. tooe not since the me movement. if you are a woman, yes. end,life here, before the

count knocked out in the third round she was beaten in three sets by the twenty ninth seed domenica obama care was defeat means none of this year's grand slam champions are left in the women's competition with five of the top ten seeds already out in the men's draw roger federer has won through. formula one qualifying for the italian grown preserve it with ferrari's committee reichen on taking pole position as the fins first pole this season secured thanks to the foster's slap in formula one history edged out tonight sebastian fettle who starts second in ferrari's home race britain's lewis hamilton will be third on the grid. in football germany's women are on the brink of qualifying for the twenty one thousand world cup in france they beat iceland two nil a crucial win after they surprised the movie lost at home to the same side last year so here are the highlights of that to know their true for you. germany's interim coach cost rupesh knew only a win in iceland would put world cup qualification back in their own hands just before the break melanie leupold try to look from distance and netted

dennis kucinich was taken up with obama's plane it came down and it was a cause her to obama care he was the last man standing course bernie sanders was like oh yeah you know medicare for all be great but we're just going to let this slide progress some are going to progress the something better at some point they're not progressing at all. we'll show you the super bowl for instance look. we're going to move to the jetsons to. do most instill some good. for most of the country. move from still most of those issues to shew good good schools and your group to solutions to the world so move closer to the simplest things to move forwards move in small. groups local small and slow movements from students to listeners from local closer. field or your cheek and took his first flight at the age of forty three eleven days at the space station was preceded by four years of preparation. he didn't even get his own cabin and had to sleep in a sleeping bag or else. where the door to second flight last did six months in a company charles sim an e a space tourist it was a tricky mission the cosmonau

the worst thing and obama care.ng critically ill patients access to life-saving medicine and new techniques and knew anything and right to try. they have been trying to pass that for 38 years they said we got a pass. now, somebody is really sick, if they had money they would travel over the world, they wanted hope they were trying to find something. they didn't have money they didn't have a chance. now we have the greatest medicines in the world under review. if someone is terminally ill i want to give them the right to try. now, we give them the right to try. many lives will be saved because we have incredible things but somewhat be passed for another three or four years. it took 15 years to have that approved. were bringing it down to two, three, or format. fda. good job scott. we pass the largest veterans reform in half a century, including the landmark virginia accountability act. if a bad government worker abuses one of our great veterans, we turn to them and we say, you are fired. [applause] that's a big deal,

dentist to sit it was taken up with obama's plane became doubt it was a convert to obama care he was the last man standing course bernie sanders was like oh yeah you know medicare for all be great but we're just going. to crest are going to progress to something some point they're not progressing. ministries police forces and city administrations of many countries depend on one corporation that does what mike was hoping the board doesn't implement because i'm god i'm just going to come through the. woods. and into the sea it's just a proprietary software you don't know the source code isn't that such a security risk when you have a black box operating in the public eye to microsoft's dependency puts governments under a cyber threat not only that. and so this is an easy sell that because this is really. the issue. with. these this is. the old vision stopped and there was a student who was a fund is up and described. on the find. the bad at. least listen. to. donald trump signs an executive order allowing the u.s. to impose sanctions on any individual or government that meddles and its

member dennis kissin it was taken up with obama's plane came down and it was a cause her to obama care he was the last man standing course bernie sanders was like oh yeah you know medicare for all be great but we're just going to let this slide progress and are going to progress to something better at some point they're not progressing at all. welcome back to crossfire who are all things were considered peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing the situation in syria. let me go back to our guest in beirut ok we heard about the demands that the u.s. is putting forward for syria after donald trump if you look through his the history of his tweeds the syrian war was a big mistake until he became president and we had to leave illegal airstrikes against syria because of alleged chemical weapons would probably waiting for another one of those but what about what syria one syria has it has russia and it has iran and the longer or the more elaborate the u.s. administration's strategy becomes the more and more it seems to me that the u.s. wants to stay in syria to determine any kind of peace

when we passed the tax cut we cut out the core of obama care. it's off the books. been hearing that our last president has been giving that has been taking credit for this economic miracle. yesterday i heard that former president obama claimed that today's economic boom began under him. he said, "they act like this just started." i have a message for my former president. president obama you presided over the weakest economic expansion since the great depression. when we took over this economy was growing by 2%. this economy is looming -- isn't booming because of your policies, it is booming because we have been rolling back the failed policies of your administration. [applause] it's true. [applause] it's true. under president trump's leadership confidences back. jobs are coming back. word, america is back, and we're just getting started. so it's about prosperity and opportunity for working families. we all know security is the foundation of our prosperity. the president has also taken decisive action to restore american strength abroad. i'm a proud father of a unit

we are going to repeal and replace obama care and give you options on health care. you can actually afford. we're going to confirm more judges like kavanaugh, people who will uphold the constitution and defend your second amendment rights. speaking of the second amendment, we have some breaking news tonight. we were informed and learned last night that the nra has endorsed my campaign. cheers and applause] we're going to secure our border, enforce our laws, and build that wall. hanting] we're going to keep this economy growing, your taxes low, and get government off of your back and out of your wallet. we've all seen the problems with big government. politicians representing themselves and not us. intoxicated with privilege and power. they start worrying about the next election instead of the next generation. president trump, i agree with you. we need term limits. that's why if you elect me, i promise to serve no more that think two terms. the people of montana support term limits. they believe in doing your job and returning home, and so do i. president trump, than

we were not in business for the debate over obama care. in two thousand 9, 2010, the washington post wrote three articles saying president obama's claim that you can keep your plan and that was not sustainable and could not be so, you know, the washington post laid out the information there. when it was apparent, the president's promise was wrong, we gave him for pinocchio's. guest: maryland, independent. caller: good morning. i have been reading the washington post since the 1950's. i read washington post and new york times and a lot of other stuff every day. i have seen the washington post over the years, it has gone from a fairly, it is a live in democrat liberal newspaper. they never found any kind of a tap -- cap tax cut that they support, it used to be on the editorial page. now, it is in every -- you can read -- if you want to go through it, i would do it online. what's an example of something you saw today or yesterday? caller: i haven't been to the post yet. what i see is everything they is down for trump. ,ou can't find any articl

their credit cards and their auto loans and their student loans in particular and pay for their obama care and things like that as they say that money coupons are in exchange for labor and then those coupons have to be spent on the government own government subsidize collect the class really own health care system so again using slavery as a model they had the company store right so you got your dollar a month in slave wages but you had to spend at the company store we have company stores now for sure more and more star system well the health care system the telecom system your mobile phone your anything you need health care you have one hospital in the area you only have a few options you have three or four options i don't think you're using all the money that they feel like printing at any given day but the purchasing power of the money will tonsil a collapse. if you don't have the ability to print your own money you're going to be a slave but i want to point out that you and i have already pointed out in kai's report in particular i did on a previous episode of like in the past year or

also when we passed that tax cut bill we cut out the core of obama care. the mandate is gone. it is off the books. i've been hearing that our last president has been giving speeches taking credit for this economic miracle. he has. yesterday in pennsylvania i heard that former president obama claimed that the economic boom began under him. he said " they act like this just started." i have a message for our former president. president obama, you presided over the weakest economic expansion since the great depression. when we took over, this economy was growing by less than 2% and now, it is growing by more than 4%. this economy is not booming because of your policies, it's booming because we are rolling back the failed policies of your administration since day one. [cheers and applause] v.p. pence: it's true. it's true. under president trump's leadership confidence is back. jobs are coming back. in a word, america is back and we are just getting started. it's about prosperity and opportunity for working families. all across this country. but, we all know that security is the fo

with respect to trump and obama care, came against the house plan, i've been standing up. both parties have failed. the democrats and republicans. were trying to address that directly in our state. a week ago we stopped 91% rate increases. for the first time in 20 years were glowing rates. and for the first time every insurance rate is going down in the state. >> the last word on this. >> might go down next year after going up four years in a row. >> so hundred 20%. year taking credit for the economy that slightly better is like taking credit for the sun rising. run on your record [inaudible] mythology. we have the lowest job growth in the region. if we had the growth of virginia we would have 40000 more jobs right now. 40000. their growth is below the national average. if we had the income growth of virginia the average worker would have a thousand dollars more in their pocket. if we had it of delaware be 15000 more over your time in office. >> gentlemen, we need to move on. next question. >> gentlemen, the governor, tammy baker has the next question. >> timmy, go ahead.

the biggest reason people are unhappy with obama care is it has made their premiums skyrocket. i hear from texans, i can't afford health insurance. president obama promised the average family premiums would drop $2500 a year. in fact, they have risen over $5,000 a year. when obama care was implemented, the most inexpensive plan for a 30-year-old healthy man in the dallas area was $363 a year. today, in this zip code, where all of us are now, a bronze plan for a 30-year-old healthy man is about $3000 a year. a silver plan is over $4400 a year. that is going from $363 in a few years, increasing over tenfold. that is not right. what do we need to do? lower premiums for everyone at -- everyone. how do we do that? protect pre-existing conditions. everyone agrees we will protect pre-existing conditions. but we also need more choices, more competition, more option so prices drop, so young people coming out of smu are coming out of schools across this country, . -- out of schools across this country. can afford health insurance instead of facing the disaster that obamacare has done. >>

by extending in the lane the obama care tax hikeaxaxwe for to more years it is consistent with what we have done in the bipartisan way it follows our bipartisan efforts at house and senate to offer temporary relief too other affordable care act taxes that have been enacted into law. i think it's important to to look at these taxes because again unfortunately the increases have been too high for too many families. does the general lady wish to close on her amendment. >> you can sit and bemoan the affordable healthcare act as much as you want hannah back to the matter as it provides real healthcare coverage for many americans. not just people without coverage. it's easy to sit here and criticize it and critique it and blame it for all of the ills of the world will give an opportunity today right now with my amendment to make permanent the medical expense deduction. for the vast majority that claimant make less than $75,000 per year. and they often had chronic illnesses and require specialist care that is outside of what their medical plans cover. we can give a 14% permanent tax cut to co

in contrast, my opponent voted to repeal obama care six times. as a results premiums will go up 64% in the coming year. for the past eight years we have been preaching a message of repeal and replace. their actions show they have no interest in solutions, only sabotage. unlike them, when i go to congress work across the aisle to find real solutions. [applause] thank you so much. we are going to begin the third round of questions. i will turn to stacy to pose this question. >> most ceos and economists agree that developing an educated, skilled and adaptable workforce is among the most important issues challenging america economic growth. what role do you believe washington should play in addressing that issue? >> i am the product of public education from grade school through grad school. i believe firmly every child deserves a world-class educati education. in the general assembly is proud to have sponsored legislation to bring full-day kindergarten voted to give teachers pay raises and begin eliminating unnecessary standardized test so teachers c

dentist to see if it was taken up of obama's plane he came down and it was a cause hurt to obama care he was the last man standing course bernie sanders was like oh yeah you know medicare for all of the great but we're just going to let it slide progressive are going to progress to something better at some point they're not progressing. the two men named by the u.k. as suspects in the script poisoning case deny any involvement in the instant they have been speaking exclusively to r.t. . you really look like the pictures shown to us by the u.k. . we're those who were shown to you in the pictures. and i would say underpants are those your real names yes they are our real names. and you care physicians have a ready respond.

effort, but jon kyl, replacing the late senator john mccain, has said that he would vote to repeal obama care. we don't know if that means he would vote for the repeal and replace bill, the skinny repeal, the different measures that republicans the forward. even if he were to do so, you still have two centrist senators, lisa murkowski and susan collins have essentially said they want to work with obamacare, want to make it better, or against repeal. kyl'sicans, even with jon vote, don't have enough votes in the senate. host: as far as the timeline, walk us through these efforts and how soon we may see action. guest: the house efforts, they are meeting later today to discuss how they are going to move forward on it. the senate this week is really focused on cap and on as well as the opioid package. kavanaugh nomination, as well as the opioid package. host: talk about the effort by the senate, what is being done on the front of opioids. come tohey have finally an agreement after months of negotiations on what they want to see in this bill. the opioid crisis involves overdoses from heroine, pres

. >> i don't think obama cares, there is much higher calling, to unite the country, he doesn't see himself as the face of the democratic party. president clinton, after he was president. he did take on that role. president obama, when he does speak, he is drawing attention, trying to unite. he doesn't care if president trump tweets at him. >> here is what he had to say in a fundraiseener north dakota. >> i am sorry i watched f but i fell asleep. i found he is very good for sleeping. >> here is what i think he is doing, you guys are not going to help me here. you are playing it straight. i think it is getting nastier than that come at me. if you get nasty, don't be too high level with me. >> that is not obama's style. they call him no drama obama north a reason. he does have a way, we have seen it. it is not something unknown to us. we have seen the former president take on adversaries in a way in which he scores the points he needs to score. >> you like when he made fun of the "apprentice. >> exactly. he has a way of doing that i think there is something bigger and more important here. jus

imagine how much more popular obama care would've been if the west -- website would've worked the first month. when congress was shut down. people who want to make change particularly now. they need to start thinking about governance and not just winning. [applause]. think you. we are nearing the end of our road trip with these three tnt e do had time for a couple questions from the audience. i will take them. certain the front. kind of going back there. they come along with the majority of majority states. the same political shift that they have even though it's become more nonwhite. more left-wing. why in some ways minorities have not made the impact in texas that they head in california. art demography is very similar. i think only hawaii and mexico might be in that category. the same 40% hispanic population. they vote in california and they don't in texas. and that would make a big difference. if you take in the city out of the question. who doesn't vote anywhere.d there is a lot of hispanics in texas in those categories. i think there is a more important thing that is happening wit

. >> will he throw out roe versus wade and obama care? >> they are not popular with the american people. >> will he stand up to president trump that shielded 100,000 pages from the bush white house? >> his skepticism of the power of federal agencies is something we need. >> president trump is revamping nafta, free trade between the u.s., mexico and canada. >> fortunately the scale is weighted against him. >> federal workers are bracing for a possible government shutdown if congress can't come up with a budget by the 29th of september. >> all right. we'll watch for that. happening right now it has been a long morning for firefighters and people who live there after a small plane crash spotted a fire. residents have been told to be ready to evacuate. we don't know how many people were on board. medical teams cannot yet access that area because of the fire. >>> now, our own laura garcia is spending the holiday near the south shore. she says this is in the direction. >>> new this morning, trying to make health a central part in the fight agai

dennis kucinich was taken up with obama's plane came down and it was a cause her to obama care he was the last man standing chorus bernie sanders was like oh yeah you know medicare for all be great but we're just going to let slide because progressive are going to progress to something better at some point they're not progressing at all.

dennis kucinich was taken up with obama's plane came down and it was a cause or to obama care he wasthe last man standing course bernie sanders was like oh yeah you know medicare for all of the great but we're just going to let this progressive are going to progress to something better at some point they're not progressing. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution here to correct the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it you know war here i mean your list put video through to me in the new bill is that i do explain you know to the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty forty. of those who took the boat had invested over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. ticket . her believe me. living in. good. donald trump signs an executive order to counter foreign interference in america's elections while insisting there's never been any in the past. the russian defense ministry claims militan

dennis kucinich was taken up with obama's plane came down and it was a cause hurt to obama care he was the last man standing cars bernie sanders was like oh yeah you know medicare for all be great but we're just going to let this progressive rock kind of progress the something better at some point they're not progressing at all. politicking more now with our political panel of former director of research and digital strategy for ted. uses twenty sixteen presidential campaign he's in washington and in chattanooga tennessee brian joyce host of the brian jones show on talk radio. chris president from these a social media powerhouse but he's joined the chorus the search social media companies giants like facebook twitter and google all said ziering conservative voices you agree with that well there's a few things there i do think that there is enough evidence that certain actions have been taken against conservatives that have not been taking it slow brawls that are unfortunate and and i hate to say require oversight some the last person to call for oversight but having said that there's a

this idea that obama, he messed up the economy and he -- obama care messed up the economy, give me a break. there were people in this country who could not afford healthcare and not take their children to' the hospital to get help because they did not have health insurance. now you have a president who is kicking the same people off of healthcare. >> that's not true. you take a child to the hospital, they are not refused care. if you can't give trump credit for credit is due. the american public is more confident and optimistic today because of the leadership. president trump is moving towards a positive free market capitalistic society. >> we do note dynamics, the result of obamacare where many people are being moved to medicaid, the local program. that's a top issue. i think one of the ironies of the economy doing so well, it's starting to drift "respect to importance in november. check, i have got a job. check, i have been given a raise. now healthcare and corruption are moving up to be big issues. isn't that an interesting die ma'am snik it's an interesting juxtaposition. >> ther

the embrace of obama care by west virginians.x news poll which happened prior to the testimony of dr. ford where you have more people believing dr. ford you have women in particular supper and went 17 points higher believing dr. ford and not wanting cavanaugh to be confirmed. this is in a drive the suburban women. i think the more he talks about it. the more likely he is to put his foot in his mouth as a seam. it's something that is frequent. i imagine it's can happen. he does kind of enjoy the rallies. we will be watching tonight. we need to see what he said. they also raise a point as far as senator manchin. when they have to the polls or do you think that the republican in the state where they had been leaning red in read in recent years and becoming more it's on every voters mind. it's all over the place and that's what they're talking about. it just depends on how they frame it. let's go back to how it is affecting polls. i think the last two years had been unbelievable in raising awareness in some pretty amazing stories on

what did trump try to do cracks and obama care. it is the complete opposite of what people need and want in the country you have the crash of 2008 people had big mortgages on a home if they are lucky enough to have a job to pay it off. working harder, working more in many cases less to take a second or third job to make ends meet. and and those that walk off with those massive tax cuts are those benefits for the lobbying system a serious corruption right and left and center are in touch with and they are angry for the system for not responding. to the tea party to the hostile takeover by donald trump. and we still have our own battle so i don't find any mystery at all except to the degree that people are ignoring the reality. >> i agree with that. but the tragedy is focusing on congress the business model is if you work with the other side you are bipartisan and that makes you cannon fodder. we have a few minutes left. >> you want to ask me about the title of my book? >>. >> i do. but we should explain it and that optimism that und

the most unpopular thing of obama care. and not having to pay a fortune. that doesn't work.y no individual mandate? >> and we give critically ill patients access to life-saving medicine and new techniques. trying to pass that 38 years. so if they have money to travel all over the world. and now to have the greatest medicines in the world. i want to give them the right to try. and that will be passed and approved. and taking 15 years to be approved. three or four is what we are bringing it down. we pass the largest veterans reform in half a century including the landmark veterans administration. if the bad government worker abuses we turn to the man say. [applause] trying to do that 45 years. that that's a tough thing to get by the unions. that everything is being made in the usa jobs. [applause] jobs jobs jobs. but that letting bases and equipment falling into total disrepair. with the artillery and the tanks and the missiles. and then we secure a record $700,000,000,000.716 billion next year. no country is close. that there is nothing more important than our military and pr

and the efforts to repeal obama care or have it struck down in talk about inthey west virginia. the frame they are using is that they will take away coverage from you if you have a pre-existing condition. that's the number one message of the democrats. and when they go on television, or what they are asked about in the hallways of congress, but when they are spending money on the air to talk about issues, that's what they are putting their resources behind and what they think is their best argument and if you told me this eight years ago, the people like joe manchin a conservative state like west virginia were going to be running on this argument of pre-existing conditions and defending obamacare i would have been surprised. also wanted to talk about the sixth condition -- district of kentucky. guest: amy mcgrath has run an impressive race against andy barr. the race has changed over the last couple of weeks. there is a cheap republican super pac that had a poll in june that showed andy barr, in a district that went for president , lena towardsints amy mcgrath. -- lean towards a

if you qualify for an obama care health subsidy you could you th to bring the cost down but we wouldn't force anybody to buy it. it would be available. i think what americans need is more choices and they need lower costs. that's what medicare x would do. >> you were governor during the virginia tech massacre so you have a unique perspective on this. after the shootings in parkland, florida, and a number of other school shootings there's been a lot of passionate debate about training and arming teachers. lee county school board voters who say hey what happens in northern or central virginia may be ok for them but here this is what with wepped we want. we want to our our teachers? >> lee county school board decided to arm teachers because it can't afford to hire more school resource officers. what do you say to not tell lee school board i do or principals to secure their kids. if they have a strategy they think will work for them i'm not going to tell them otherwise. i know as the mayor of richmond with with my kids in the richmond public schools we put school resource officers to try to

iconic thumbs down, he refused to tell graph how he would vote on his party's last chance to repeal obama carevote, when it became clear to his colleagues what he was about to do, despite desperate scrambling, he wouldn't be talked out of it. he cast his vote because leadership did not play by the rules. i know that, because he said it. we must turn to the correct way of legislating, he said. he was a man of conviction, wanted regular order returned to the chamber. those who worked with him know this all too well. former republican congressman charlie dent is here, welcome, congressman. what has your impression been of all the senators and congressmen, presidents from both sides of the aisle, coming together this week to honor john mccain? >> s.e., what i have gotten out of this full week of remembrances is really remembering him for his integrity, his character, his honor, in both his personal and his public life. i think we're all recognizing the fact that the man was utterly fearless. he was not afraid to stand up, speak truth to power, regardless of the consequences. this is the man who wa

lourdes: y su voto fue el causante de que no pudieran derogar obama care. >> según lourdes, actos comoa. lourdes: entonces actuó de acuerdo a su conciencia a sus principios y tumbó la legislación. >> dos años antes, en el verano de 2015, las tensiones entre el entonces candidato donald trump y el senador mccain, escalaron por el tema de los inmigrantes. mccain dijo que trump estaba agitando a unos extremistas en su partido con declaraciones insultantes contra los inmigrantes indocumentados mexicanos. en una entrevista, trump dijo que mccain no era un héroe de guerra porque había sido capturado por el enemigo. a mí me gustan los que no fueron capturados, remató. lourdes: y eso provocó un rechazo total de ambos partidos en el congreso, y desde luego ahí quedó sellado que había una enemistad abierta entre ellos dos. >> mccain vino de una familia militar. durante la guerra de vietnam fue capturado, torturado, y estuvo prisionero durante cinco años y medio. lourdes: Él tiene unas credenciales como héroe militar intachables, y lo dicen incluso sus compañeros que estuvieron con él en la cárce

team, we were saddled with obama care. they rejected the eliteism of barack obama and his party and what hillary clinton would have continued. they want our government behind our brave warriors at every moment. >> a lot of the jobs are coming back. we saw these dramatic jobs numbers on friday. we've got a long list of achievements that the president has accomplished and yet you don't see a lot of people in the media talking about that long scroll. >> that's right. whether it's the unemployment rate, whether it's wages rising, manufacturing jobs, we played a clip of barack obama in 2016 saying these jobs are never coming back, these deals -- he thinks you can renegotiate them. how do you renegotiate a deal? the community organizer never reorganized a deal in his life. the deal maker in chief is in the white house, he's staring down mexico, staring down nato, the e.u., saying w better have deals tha that are good for us. >> mike pence had something to say about this. >> it's disappointing to see president obama break with the

when he voted against the obama care act oi, it showed his character. aretha frank lynn stepped ofran out of the secular world but she also took gospel with her. because they took the courage and conviction to expand beyond their comfort zone, they innovated ways that expanded both politics and music. >> and mccain also faithful, not something that he wore on his sleeve, the whole idea of you you being you, aretha frab lynk wearing those rhett pumps and john mccain saying it is what it is. >> and they could have their views. without being hostile. that is part of what it is. mccain and i disagreed, but we could talk. and there was an amount of civility that we all are a vire. nobody showed it more than the queen herself, aretha franklin. and the message going forward is we need to take the rancor and lack of civility out of this public discourse. we can disagree without being disagreeable. >> and that is one of the takeaways. they both represented this life. nice to see you. thank you so much. and an early happy birthday. tomorrow politics nations celeb

they remember his foreign policy, the member obama care and they remember what it was like eight years under him. i think he has to worry about that.i think if you couple the anti-obama rhetoric with president donald trump 's success rate, his endorsement, batting 1000 in terms of endorsements. it could under work or work against the inflationary pressures that obama could bring to democrats the cycle. arthel: you and you are saying that to your point you're saying that president obama there on the campaign trail could bring some of the moderate and conservative republicans together. something they can agree on which is their dislike for president obama. but isn't that something else or perhaps that they could agree on which is that the president's tendency to freestyle at his rallies and not stay on message. thinking that can be problematic. is president trump ready to focus? >> i think we start with the speech from obama last week, underscoring or highlighting the one thing that the democratic party agrees on right now, which is resist donald trump. resist republicans, resist pretty

the things they believe in and they know we will back down and compromise and we will say, ok, obama careven though it is not universal health care, we will go along with that. we are happy our kids can be covered until they are 26. we rationalize all of this stuff and they know that about us, and they know how to defeat us with that. they have no intention o of goig away. this is the angry white man party. they know their days are numbered because this nation right now is almost 70% either female, people of color, or young adults between the ages of 18 and 35, or a combination of those three things, that is america. they know w it, they know their days are numbered, and they're going to try to grab whatever they can. amy: and suppress the vote. michael: and gerrymander and do whatever they can, pack the supreme court, whatever it is, they are going to try to do itt because they know we will not put our bodies on the line to stop them. amy: oscar-winning filmmaker michael moore. his new film fahrenheit 11/9" opens today. hear himonday when we talk about supreme court nominee brett kavanau

health care costs is the number one thing we'll get into that data ok care costs are killing people yes that's that is correct so barack obama of course memory took dennis to set it up in the plane air force one. that is just senate want to do health care reform and medicare for all had a care for all barack obama but the shoulder lock only the game a few nuggets and they did decided no that i couldn't do he backed down now it's important and we're not going to be able to go into it but there's there are many ways to do single payer you know just look at europe they're they have single payer for the most part universal health care but you have the difference like the united kingdom even the doctors and hospitals work for the government to say france or they're all in similar to here medicare for all there but rates are not extreme here so elderly are.

end obama care, throw people off of healthcare. it is the complete opposite of what people need and want in the country. and workers were working harder. you had to crash of 08, 2008. >> right. >> people had big mortgages on a home. all of a sudden the homes were half of what it was before but they still had the mortgage if they are lucky enough to have a job to pay it off. so you have people working harder, working more, earning in many cases less or taking a second or third job to be able to earn enough to make ends meet and then they see the richest people in the country walking off with these massive tax cuts and/or benefits that they can afford to pay through the lobbying system in america. there's an insidious corruption that is loose in the country that right and left and center are in touch with, and they're angry at the system for not responding. so you know this better than anybody. you went from the gingrich revolution in the early 90s to the tea party to the freedom caucus to the hostile takeover of the republican party

all, right now, texas attorney general is leading a legal charge with 19 other states to overturn obama carecluding its massively popular protections for people with pre-existing conditions. ted cruz called it reasonable as recently as this june. it shouldn't come as a surprise. he promised to repeal, quote, every word of obamacare during his 2016 presidential campaign. he also led a shutdown of the federal government against his party's own wishes, holding the senate floor for 21 hours and once he ran out of things to say famously did this. do you like green eggs and ham? i do not like them, sam, i am. i do not like green eggs and ham. >> seuss casting. a recent cnn poll shows health care is the number one issue for voters heading into the midterms. pre-existing conditions is considered very important for 75% of americans, even a majority of republicans support it. the health care fight is trending to the democrats' advantage. senator republicans have floated a bill that would keep the protections but there's one big problem. it doesn't limit what insurance companies can charge to cover the

republicans are teetering because they haven't funded the wall and they have only partially repealed obama care. the reason why favorability is up to its highest level in three years because they have hung tough on certain things. like judges, like safety and security, and like middle class wages, and donald trump is leading that charge for the party. he'll not cave to political correctness and he won't back down when democrats get hysteria and start making unsubstantiated allegations. if the republican party loses its grip on power it will be because they caved on this nomination. >> you hear from jesse, just get it done. republicans must win, but what about the process? >> you want to talk about the process? let's bring in a prosecutor to cross-examine the complainant. look, here's the problem. for the last few years, americans have been frustrated with the clinton foundation, with the attorney general, with the email investigation, with de classification, and now they want republicans for once and for all to put on their big boy pants and get it done. and i agree with rush. if they don't ste

annualized gdp growth, the reason he didn't, he put on new regulations, he had this neosocialist obama-carerand and the job on the economy, you didn't build that, now is not the time. >> laura: people were not as optimistic as today. >> raised taxes and created climate where people did not want to invest. >> laura: there was anemic recovery, there was recovery, just the numbers. guys, i wish we had an hour. thank you. serena williams had a messy loss during the u.s. open final and amazing player, but a sad, sad event because of how this all went down. now she's in some circles becoming like the colin kaepernick figure of tennis. how did that happen? feminist hero or sore loser? we'll discuss it next. cuss it where are we taking him? i have no clue. we're just tv doctors. if this was a real emergency, i'd be freaking out. but thanks to cigna, we can do more than just look heroic. we can help save lives by getting you to a real doctor for a check-up. nurse, this thing's defective. please don't touch that. we are the tv doctors of america. together with cigna reminding you... to go, know, and