the question isn't who would receive tax cuts if we eliminate obamacare, it's what would replace obamacare across the board. medicare is subject to overspending, fraud and bureaucracy. adding another 250 million people to that system would be a recipe for disaster, but republicans really have not done a good job at articulating what their alternative would be and of course they missed their opportunity to repeal and replace. lauren: all right kristin tate, well said. thank you very much. >> thanks, lauren. ashley: guess what? get ready to break out your parka. winter-like weather headed our way. lauren: i took a new one out this morning and ripped the tag off. it didn't feel so good. senior meteorologist janice dean is here with details. how cold is it going to get? janice: this week we'll get a little taste of l cold air and next week we get the arctic air plunge for folks across the tennessee and mississippi river valley and the northeast. current temperatures, we can deal with the 50s here, got 40s across the ohio river valley, 20s over the northern plains and the upper mid west. we're

a lot of them can't afford obamacare's coverage. i >> asked specifically about that lawsuit would happen. >> the president been very clear he wants to make sure that people with pre-existing conditions would have protection. we want to make sure that all americans would have that. >> reclaiming my time and that's not the answer to the question i specifically asked. i like to state for the record that the trump administration and administrator verma are paying lip service to the caring about american people with these issues. it is clear, not taking the steps to encourage the best thing the state can do to immediately improve the lives of millions of american residents in the states. that it should be expanding medicaid. i'm out of time madam chair and i yield back. >> the chair now recognizes the chairman from montana mister jean forte. >> congress moved medicare reimbursement including tel a stroke services. do you think tell a health would be useful and effective in other scenarios including four world hospitals like i have in my

obamacare cannot be fixed.o such thing as obamacare 2.0, because it would keep the health insurance companies in the mix. it would keep unnecessary paper, billions of dollars a year in salaries and profits, as long ae industry as a part of it we all use. >> harris: want to feel like my doctor? >> i don't know. i don't see any part of that. >> harris: she's not going to tell me i can get my doctor, because she wiped away private insurance. >> absolutely not. >> it's a tough sell. she spends most of her time trying to articulate it, arguing against the current system more so than promoting this. it's hard to promote this. >> harris: charles payne, thank you very much. by the way, we want to give a lot of kudos to our digital team who broke the story on warren's plan. you can check out all the details on foxnews.com. bill clinton is putting hillary back in the special, fuel expectoration she might run for president for a third time. plus, president trump channeling his inner fdr as he considers it a televised fire

. >> you have said we need to build, meaning this country, build on obamacare. is that enough especially what people are facing new when it comes to debilitating diseases, cancer, so on? >> it's more than enough. when i talked about -- when president obama and i talked about it initially was that we wanted to move on beyond obamacare. obamacare fundmentally changed the lives of millions and millions of people, covered over a hundred million people with pre-existing conditions, children, et cetera. but what i propose is to take all the cuts that have been made to obamacare, take them back from this guy, meaning our president, our present president and provide greater subsidies for people to buy into the a goal plan that's in obamacare, that'll become biden care and add a public option, a medicare option. because here's the issue. it's not -- i understand my medicare for all friends saying that that's a good thing to do. but guess what? you've got to be honest. it's about 34 to $35 trillion over ten years. >> and you said we can't afford it. >> look, 3.5 trillion

it, i wasan build on there and helped pass obamacare.made a gigantic difference to millions of people in america. now thaton people, and have insurance. the folks i am running against or with are saying you can no longer have your private insurance. i think, let them make up their own minds. if they do not want their private insurance, they can join the public option that i provided an obamacare and expanded. here is the point. the point of all of this is that we have to make -- does anybody know who donald trump is -- they do. we have to let them know who we are. we stand for unity, not division. we stand for hope, not fear. we stand for science, not fiction. [cheering and applause] and democrats,: we stand very straightforwardly for truth, not lies. [cheering and applause] former vp biden: i promise you, if i am your nominee, it is not only important that we defeat donald trump. we have to defeat them soundly to make it clear that the country will not tolerate another president like this for a long, long time. if you give me the nomina

i thought obamacare was supposed to solve all the problems. plan, we juste got a bill for $200 for a mammogram. i thought that was covered. social security. all you have to do to corrected is eliminate the income tax. most people pay 100% of their tax on the income because most people make less than $135,000. i think that will solve the problem. democrats had control of everything when president obama was there. they did not do anything to secure us. people are starting to realize what is going on. regarding the impeachment, when it goes to the senate trial the democrats will be in big trouble. then the republicans will have their day in court. that believe in impression of what is going wrong with this country. host: appreciate that. , what could the senate try out when he gets to their portion should it go that far? guest: it probably will go that far. what republicans have is an option, which i hope we don't play or maybe mishandle. they can call their own witnesses. one part of this story. if you look at the mueller investigation which hap

what i propose is to take all of the cuts that have been made to obamacare., meaning our president, the present president. provide greater subsidies for people to buy into a gold plan in obamacare that will become bidencare and add a public option. medicare option, because, look. here's the issue. it's not -- i understand my medicare for all friends saying that, that's a good thing to do, but guess what? you got to be honest. it's about $34 trillion to $35 trillion over ten years. >> you say we can't afford it? >> look, $3.5 trillion is year is more than the entire federal budget. eliminate everything we do from the military to housing -- every single thing. >> got it. >> you can't do it. lastly, here's the biggest thing. i think it should be medicare for those who want it. that's what my plan calls for. if you want to be in medicare, choose my option. these guys saying, no. my way or the highway. eliminate 160 million people with insurance they've worked out with employers they like. don't like it, get in the medicare plan i'm proposing, get covered, afford

the pillars of obamacare, we should all accept that. when they added keeping kids on there until they are 26, that's fine, too. those ships have sailed. but the affordable care act is not remotely affordable, and it's only going to get worse. i applaud the trump administration for doing their due diligence on how health care policy changes are going to affect average americans. and they are taking the approach to not go deeper in the hole with something like obamacare, but to reform the industry by making it competitive, transparent, eliminate the barriers to entry, and, yes, encourage the health care consumer to get involved in his or her own well-being. and i do believe president trump is right. the republicans can be the party of health care without involving more government, but we need to do that by putting more power back into the hands of the american people, not ceding total power to government bureaucrats and big health care executives. i've got a better idea. truth in pricing act. my bill i'm countering with encapsulates some

what we need to do is we need mend obamacare, we need to defend obamacare, we don't need to end obamacare. that is an 80 -- maybe an 80% issue in the democratic party. it also makes the most sense politically. makes the most sense economically. i just don't understand this lurch to the left that is going to have devastating political -- hey, if you live on twitter. >> yeah. >> then maybe you actually think this is a good idea. i just ask if you live on twitter, stay away from blenders and other household appliances because you are a danger to yourself when you step into the real world. this is the worst political idea i have ever heard in my 56 years on the earth pushed for by a major political character. so why are they ashamed of obamacare? why are they running away from obamacare? why are they doing exactly what donald trump is doing with obamacare and trying to end it, jim? >> because the reaction -- we all pay attention to trump. and the reaction to trump on the left has not been, let's embrace obama or embrace some kind of a nuance or return to normal, it's to go to the other polar

build on obamacare. is that enough? with what people are facing now when it comes to debilitating disease. cancer and so on. >> it's more than enough. when i talk about and president obama talks about it initially. we want to move on beyond obamacare. it changed the lives of millions of people. covering over 100 million people with preexisting conditions and children. what i propose is to take all the cuts that have been made to obamacare and take them back from this guy. the president. present president. provide greater subsidies for people to buy into a goal plan in the obamacare. that will become biden care. and add a public option. a medicare option. here's the issue, it's not -- i understand my medicare for all friends saying that that's a good thing to do. guess what? you have to be honest. it's about 34 to $35 trillion over ten years. >> we can't afford it. >> 3.5 trillion a year is more than the entire federal budget. eliminate everything we do from the military to housing. everything. and you can't do it. lastl

if we haven't fully implemented obamacare, why should we rip it up and start over?> certainly, i was a fan of the themes of obamacare, but many americans agree that it didn't go quite far enough in terms of coverage and allowing americans to have access to high-quality affordable care. >> how do you know? it hasn't been fully implemented. that's always my question. i have heard this critique before. medicare has not been expanded in 50 states. >> you know, and there's a reason for that. so we need to create a path forward for americans to have access to care. i would not get rid of private insurance. to me, the pay for it argument is misplaced because we're already spending 18% of gdp, almost $4 trillion in large part because the system is not designed to keep us strong and healthy. it's designed to make money for the private insurance companies and the device manufacturers and the drug companies. >> let me ask you about impeachment. you have said you are in favor of this inquiry going forward. but there is a basic question that many voters are going to have. do you

look at the period post the obamacare period. it was higher than that.usiness was complaining so much about the cost of obamacare? >> because basically small business, if you look at the effect on small business, their premiums and once again, let's go back to the data, the premiums on small business grew slower than they grew before obamacare. maria: all right. jonathan, good to see you. love the debates. we'll see you soon here. jonathan gruber. we'll be right back. managing lipids like very high triglycerides, can be tough. you diet. exercise. but if you're also taking fish oil supplements, you should know, they are not fda-approved, they may have saturated fat and may even raise bad cholesterol. to treat very high triglycerides, discover the science of prescription vascepa. proven in multiple clinical trials, vascepa, along with diet, is the only prescription epa treatment, approved by the fda to lower very high triglycerides by 33%, without raising bad cholesterol. look. it's clear. there's only one prescription epa vascepa. vascepa is not right for

. >> is this indictment also though on obamacare?ssentially she is saying, hey, the health insurance companies wrote obamacare and they cannot be a part of the process in the future? >> the warren plan is a way of basically repealing and replacing obamacare with single-payer health care. it in a sense you're right, it is indictment. if biden or buttigieg is nominee, doesn't support for health care for all, republicans say "medicare for all," it is socialism. easy to run again. incremental control that biden and buttigieg attacking health care costs are appealing. republicans have not settled that. they need an answer for voters how to reduce cost of health care in america. charles: what would you suggest would be a more free markets approach but by the same token could be sold to the american public which, i do believe, thinks the system is not fair? listen, no one likes co-pays, or premiums. everyone complains about deductions. a lot of people lost their doctors under obamacare. charles: at our think tank, foundation for research op

we eliminated the obamacare as a penalty and affordable alternatives which cost up to 60% less than obamacare plans and can be higher than that in some cases. we will always protect patients with pre-existing conditions and as i've said lately, also patients with pre-existing physicians. [laughter] i thought that was good. i said people like that but it's true. because you did not have your doctor or your plan and i have the plan and the doctor. it's pretty good. everything that we do my administration is fighting for the rights of american consumers, the well-being of american patients and the health of american people, we are taking on the bureaucrats in more ways than one, you probably noticed that. were taking on a lot of bureaucrats which get on the insurance companies in the special interest. i've taken on a lot of the establishments and a lot of the politicians are taking care of by the establishments and they don't like that but i'm taking one for the consumer and for the american people and that's where you see prices going down and you have not seen anything yet, things will happen

there were a whole series of tax increases that directly hit low-income people to fund obamacare. the efforts to raise energy taxes as well. these things all hit average americans. the promise that they won't taxes the middle income, but clinton did the same thing. turned around and raised gasoline taxes. raise taxes on everybody except the top 1% or 2%. both obama and clinton, democrats all voted for it as well. they raise taxes on lower people evener income people, though they promised they would. n't. and so i think it's very important for the summary says they are going to tax the rich that they have a track record. they tax everyone. and everybody running for president on the democratic side. the carbon tax is a gasoline tax on not just the oil used for your car, what your home heating oil and your air-conditioning and your electricity, all energy usage. it's mostly lower income people. your average people, that is a massive tax increase. i do think you should look at what the democrats do and judge what they say based on what they've done before. they've told us they won't t

they were available before obamacare started entering. they used to just be available for three months and we extended the period of time. we made sure and strengthened the protections that were not in place under the administration to make sure people understood what type of plan they were buying and what the limitations were on the plans but there are so many americans today that cannot afford coverage under obamacare. they have gone up 100 to 200% and i gave you some examples of a couple in nebraska they are 55-years-old and the premiums that they would have to pay for anywhere between one third to half of their income. short term limited duration programs provide a lifeline they can provide coverage at rates that are 60% lower than what they could find under obamacare civet provides an alternative. many people are in between jobs and cannot afford obamacare i ad this is an alternative and our administration has done everything we can to ensure the protections are in place and those plans clearly articulate the limitations of what they

cost up to 60 percent less than obamacare plans and could be even quite a bit higher than that in some cases . and we will always protect patients pre-existing conditions and i've been saying lately and also patients with pre-existing physicians. i thought that was good. i made it in one speech and i said people like that but it's true because you didn't have your doctor, you didn't have your plan and now you have a plan and you have a doctor is pretty good and in everything we do my administration is fighting for the rights of american consumers, the well-being of american patients and the health of american people. we're taking on the bureaucrats. in more ways than one, you probably noticed that, taking on a lot of bureaucrats . we're taking on the insurance companies and taking on a special interest and that's one of the difficulties i have inwashington because they're taking on a lot of the establishment . and a lot of the politicians are taken care of by the establishment and they don't like that i take on the establishment and taking it on for the consumer, for the american peopl

>> my plan calls for taking obamacare and building on obamacare, restoring all the cuts that the president made, making sure that the 160 million people like that young lady who asked the question, if they like their private plan, they can keep it, unlike medicare for all, where they have to give it up. >> reporter: biden calls for increased subsidies so more insurance plans cap out-of-pocket expenses at a thousand dollars a year, for th government to limit prices on prescription drugs, and for a public insurance option for all who choose it. >> now it does cost. it costs about $750 billion over ten years. but it doesn't cost $33 billion or a trillion dollars, which the other plan calls for. and it can be done immediately. nothing missed between the cup and the lip, as my mom would say. >> how would the public option work can you give me bare bones? >> the public option is you say i don't have enoug money to buy into this plan i don't have enough money to buy into the gold plan. well, here is a deal i don't have any money at all are you eligible now for medicaid if you are, you're in. come

we saw obamacare. we had attacks on people that cannot afford insurance.et's tax them even though you cannot afford insurance. that was the obamacare problem. >> there is no alternative republicans are putting forward. they hate obamacare, but the affordable care act has proven to be resilient piece of legislation. that is what we are hearing from democrats and republicans right now. >> that was all passed with democrat votes. it was not a bipartisan bill. that is part of the challenge. david: is it unfair to say that when the republicans went after the affordable care act, they paid the price the midterm elections? >> there was an issue. they did it because they found one tweak, the pre-existing conditions, but it took the democrats that many years years to do it. that should've been taking care of. republicans have the wrong message at that point. that does not mean the health care plan has to be changed and brought back to where elizabeth warren wants it. david: what happens to suburbs on tuesday? >> hempstead, long island, we won that. winchester, we w

by the same token, her policies, particularly for "medicare for all" is direct shot at obamacare.'t work. it was written by health care insurers, they shouldn't be part of the process. >> you should expect that health care is huge issue for democrats in 2018. health care will be on the ballot for 20206789 they're jostling for position. biden should defend obamacare one of the signatures of his administration and "medicare for all" is not one of his signatures. >> elizabeth warren has a war on the wealthy. she want to tax the wealthy. she want to tax the corporations to pay for nonsense she is promoting "medicare for all." talking trillions of dollars. it is impossible it would work first of all but it is more big government, charles. the more government is big, less liberty and freedom for americans. elizabeth warren is pushing big government policies along with other progressive democrats. it is not food. charles: of course, folks, if you follow me on twitter, you should, @cvpayne, you saw i was on the same flight with kamala harris last night. we had a good chat. she still belie

before obamacare, they could be sold cheapo insurance that looks good until you show up to the doctor doctors. with obama care, they could apply r for a subsidy to help ease the burden. the two other big pools of people are on mediciare and medicaid. 14% of american, about 43 million seniors are covered by medicare, the most popular form of insurance in america according to kaiser. 83% of americans see medicare favorably. about seven points hire than how private insurance polls. about 65 million people are covered by the other offshoot of the social security act of 1965, mediciaid, which covers mostly lower income people. medicare is is not just pop r lar. it's really efficient. instead of a bunch of risk pools, medicare takes all 43 million seniors and puts them into one big giant group where just one enter thety pays the hospitals and doctors and bills. uncle sam. that's the literal division of single payer. one payer pays. medicaid is is like 50 single payers since it's paid for by the federal government and states and the states determine a lot about what it will cover. so whether

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obamacare was polling 50% of people opposed obamacare the day it was passed. >> it was unpopular. >>it was unpopular. and the argument for medicare for all from a pragmatic political perspective is that what happens in washington is often you end up legislating in a way that compromises and gives concessions to these health insurance corporations or corporate interests in america in general. why would you start already compromising on what you think is the best policy that delivers solutions for americans who are currently facing a gofundme for all health care system. i think progressives need to do a much better job explaining what medicare for all is. often the polling ends with a question around eliminating private insurance and that's the last question asked about the issue. >> we should just be clear in terms of the facts we spend 17% of our gdp on health care, other countries average 9%. we basically have a public system and a private system almost equally sized on top of each other, so we're spending more than anyone else. but, again, the obamacare example cuts both ways. it w

if you look at that southeast corner of the state, what you saw was the effect of obamacare.had a swifter decrease in uninsurance between 2012 and 2017 than kentucky. 15% of kentuckians lacked insurance before obamacare went into effect. they got that down to 5% or 6%. and the biggest benefit was in the southeast corner of the state, appalachia coal country. overwhelmingly white. these were areas where rand paul in 2016 got about 80% of the vote. but these are also areas where between 15% and 20% of the people would lose coverage if medicaid was repealed. and that's what governor bevin attacked. that's what president trump has been attacking nationwide. 1.7 million fewer americans insured than two years ago. >> your interpretation seems clearer than some of the republicans in congress. if i can read to you some of the senate republicans and what they took away from election day losses. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell from kentucky, i don't think that anything happened there tuesday changes 2020. senator shelley moore capito. probably a way to find our way back to the s

obamacare, don't get me started on that. he doesn't have time. it did work very well. know what? we need the public option. let people choose. i don't want to get rid of private insurance. let people choose. charles: she has a pretty good bogeyman with health insurance companies. >> who likes them? nobody. >> people like their employer provided health care which cops through the very companies. focus on fixing cost factors as well as access to care. charles: love our doctors. even though, you know what? >> we do. charles: as collective -- >> we like our lawyers all the time. >> never like the lawyers but the doctors. >> see you guys later. new charges in the investigation into united auto workers union. one official is accused embezzling, get this, hundreds of thousand of dollars. we'll have a live report. >>> the ncaa will start the process of changing its rules to allow athletes to make money from names and images. one congressman gives us his take next. ♪ there are things we would change about work. and there are things we wouldn't. ♪ ♪ when work is worth it. work i

, talk a little bit about the main differences between your plan and the 2017 repeal and replace obamacare plan that as we all know failed by one vote in the senate a couple of years ago? what are the big differences? rep. johnson: great question. we are really excited to roll this out last tuesday. it is the product of almost a year of work in the trenches. everyone will remember and march, march, president trump famously said the republican party will be the party of health care, you watch. people have been watching. i had the occasion to speak to the president a few days after he made that statement and i said, i think you for saying that. the republican study committee, which is the largest caucus of conservatives in congress, we divide into working groups and task forces and one of our priority task forces in this congress has been the issue of health care. the health care task force led by roger marshall kansas. we have had a number of republican members in congress and others with positions of expertise in the area working regularly on this since january. all of the effort that has

they actually want to take obamacare and fix it.it comes to -- >> harris: so why are they gaining heat? why is it working for bernie sanders and elizabeth warren? >> marie: it's working in part, but biden and buttigieg a right at the top with them. this is what the top should before. the one you believe joe biden when he says you can keep your doctor? >> marie: sure, i don't know. >> harris: you think it's different from barack obama saying it? >> marie: am happy with my health care but many people aren't. this is a bigger -- to charlie's point, this is a bigger conversation in this country. whether it's health care or taxes, the fact we have huge income inequality. the tax cuts for the middle class were not permanent, and the idea of a second is pure fantasy. how do we address this? i'm not saying elizabeth warren's right, i'm saying president trump isn't either. >> katie: the federal government is taking in more tax revenue that it ever has in its spending way too much money. the answer is to not continue to take money from hardwo

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what i oppose is taking obamacare and making it bidencare by offering a public option. >> the biden campaignays that victories in kentucky and virginia prove are a warning that the high cost of medicare for all would hurt the presidential nominee and democrats in ballot races. >>> a programming note. joe biden takes questions from voters in a town hall live. erin barnett moderates tonight here on cnn. >>> amy klobuchar taking aim at pete buttigieg over his lack of experience. she's the latest 2020 democrat to attack buttigieg, a fellow midwestern moderate. he is a newcomer on the political stage, whose assent ascent has taken many by surprise. klobuchar said a woman with the same experience would not be given the same opportunity. >> i'm focusing on senator harris, senator warren and myself. would we be standing on the stage if we had the experience he had? i don't think so. >> she believes that buttigieg is qualified but she is the better candidate. no comment from the buttigieg campaign. >>> a remarkable claim from former ambassador to the u.n., nikki haley. in a memoir, it says secretary

the democrats when they get into power add to the unfunded viability by creating obamacare or medicare for all. every democrat once new entitlements. not any of them want to perform any of the entitlements. there is a major difference on spending but until you have the votes in the senate, it is tough to reform something like entitlement. host: here is how you can ask questions. (202) 748-8000 for democrats. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. an independents, (202) 748-8002. at (202)ext us 748-8003. analysis on your side, the republican control of congress versus democratic-controlled with spending issues. what is the chart me? guest: what the chart shows is that the top and bottom half and where you see the blue, above and below you have a democrat house and senate. line, thet yellow yellow line is the first year where 95% of republicans in the house and senate fund the taxpayer protection pledge never to raise taxes and rejecting the bush tax increase. before that, the republicans had control of old houses of congress for four of 62 years. you had democrats overwhelming control for 62 y

this makes obamacare look like a flimflam plan. what do you think of this?to spend in the current health care system $52 trillion $20 billion -- $20 trillion is what she needs to come up with the question isn't are we going to spend that much money, the question is who do we pay? who pays for it? and she correctly points out, you know, shifting it from the private sector to government, that's a shift of who pays not a shift of how much is paid. >> zeke, come on. >> well, that's true. >> let's be true about the numbers. you're right you could shift a lot of things and go through but if you're going to offer health care for all -- >> having states and localities continue to pay, raising taxes on financial transactions, a penny on $10 taxing people who make $50 million and more -- >> no, it's taxing anybody who is a 1 percenter. >> that's her mechanism. the middle class will pay something because their incomes will go up they will pay some more not because tax rates go up but because they have more income. >> she also says -- >> go ahead. scott. >> it's such a

i was there i helped pass obamacare.made a difference to millions of people under millions of people in america. 160 million people now have insurance and the folks were running against are saying you no longer have property insurance. let them make up their own mind. if they don't want private insurance or like what they have, they can join a public option that i provide expanded. here is the point, the point of all of this is, we have to make everybody know who donald trump is, even the people who support him know who he is. but we all have to know who we are, and we stand for unity and we stand for hope not fear. in science nonfiction. [cheering] him we democrats stand very straightforward for truth, not lies. [cheering] look, i promise you if i'm your nominee, it is not only important that we defeat donald trump, we have to defeat him soundly to make it clear that the country will not tolerate another president like this for a long, long time. if you give me the nomination, i'm going to beat him like a drum. [cheerin

trying to repeal completely obamacare.ou would run against donald trump nationally. >> it's so hard to tell sometimes, lawrence, because the president talks about how he's going to preserve various things that his government is trying to tyke away at the very same time. you know, he goes out on the stump and talks about preserving medicare, but you look at his budget and it's undercuts marc. he says he's going to preserve pre-existing condition protections and the government is suing to undermine them. you think that's something that the democratic presidential candidates are going to spend a lot of time on in this primary and eventually a nominee will spend a lot of time on in the general election, much like democratic candidates did in the midterms to great success. trump will have to defend what his record is. >> and david, i think the democrats have enough video of donald trump saying he was going to repeal obamacare completely. >> right. >> that they'll be able to i think pretty clearly make the case that donald trump

it could possibly but be the uncertainty surrounding obamacare keeping people away.rump administration is asking a federal appeals court in new orleans to strike down the entire law as unconstitutional. carley: the next is near and dear to our hearts because it is how we wake up in the morning. what is going on with mcdonald's and breakfast? >> reporter: mcdonald's could be offering a chicken sandwich option for breakfast adding that to their menu next year. this according to reports from business insider. they got some late internal documents finding mcdonald's is adding some sort of item. we don't know what it could be, could be a chicken biscuit, chicken mc muffin, chicken mc griddle. all of these items of recently or are currently being tested in mcdonald's restaurants. stay tuned. rob: they are going after chick-fil-a. carley: it is routed in secrecy like capitol hill. wait for the report to come out. 25 after the hour this video is shocking. a bicyclist is plowed into by a driver who showed no signs of stopping and police need help finding whoever was behind th

if they do not want their private insurance, they can join the public option that i provided an obamacare expanded. here is the point. the point of all of this is that we have to make -- anybody know who donald trump is -- they do. we have to let them know who we are. we stand for unity, not division. we stand for hope, not fear. we stand for science, not fiction. [cheering and applause] former vp biden: and democrats, we stand very straightforwardly for truth, not lies. cheering and applause] former vp biden: i promise you, if i am your nominee, it is not only important that we defeat donald trump. we have to defeat them soundly to make it clear that the country will not tolerate another president like this for a long, long time. if you give me the nomination, i promise you, i am going to beat him like a drum. [cheering and applause] former vp biden: thank you all for being here. i love you. god bless you all and may god protect our troops. thank you, thank you, thank you. cheering and applause] former vp biden: where in california? > san diego. former vp biden: sunshine in san diego. >>

and that would get his beloved obamacare. who is our previous president actually going to endorse? what does this latest report say their about the army of democrat wanna-bees? let's meet tonight party panel, host of sincerely kat on "fox nation," kat timpf. with fox business senior correspondent, charlie gasparino and host of everyone calm down podcast, head writer of this fine show gram, jimmy fa failla with his best ron gronkowski. >> i am gronking out tonight. kennedy: you can do that. >> can you run a 5-4. >> days? >> i don't know what that means. >> blood alcohol content several times. >> actually 4-3 not a 5-4 for gronk. kennedy: pretty fast. >> he is on the patriots. kennedy: not any more. >> that is one thing i knew. >> women are so good in sports, oh, no, imin trouble, i cursed last time, i notice, teleprompter said stinks, you said sucked. >> st not a 4 letter word, not sh . >> not 4 letter. kennedy: not the keep that -- >> you know how to coup litters. >> suck. suck. suck is not a 4 letter word. >> suck is -- >> i think kennedy saying it is good to see everyone. kennedy

the same party that put in obamacare requiring businesses to provide healthcare to a 26-year-old childide the healthcare up to 26 years old, but somehow that same person is still i willable to vote -- is eligible to vote in luckily pressley's amendment failed. you cannot have your cake and eat it too. you can't have a 26-year-old who is still a dependent is voting at 16. for the record, as a mother of some kids who might be 16 in a few years. that's not an adult. probably they won't be paying anything in taxes, right? i digress. joining me on set. i'm happy to have trump 2020 campaign senior advisor, corey lewandowski. come on, guys. is' that transparent, that obvious. >> they can't get votes from middle america or blue collar workers. they have lost the union support. they continue to lose the african-american support because of what this president has been able to do with economic securities. criminal justice reform that has helped the african-american community. they have to find a new pool of voters. in congresswoman's pressley's own state you can't drive by yourself at 16. you can

think about it, he killed bin laden and did obamacare and that's it.he's pretending, like, maybe she's actually running against it. but also politically, remember what happened with obamacare and that was incremental change. that was pretty small change. they got wiped out. big now she wants to not just takeaway away one or 2 million health care insurance policies, she wants to take 180 million away. remember the chaos after taking away 2 million? try 180 million. >> dana: "the new york times" saying she wouldn't take questions because there would be no middle class tax increase and "new york times" even saying the math doesn't add up. >> juan: still about the very rich paying a little more taxes but here's the thing i would say to keep in mind. 70% of americans say they like medicare for all. 70%. >> until they -- >> juan: okay, but i'm until then,the vision of a couny providing a social safety net for people who can be devastated financially by medical issues is very popular. the second thing to say is proactive beats in the action every time, and re