i think one of the big questions is, are they going to try to repeal obamacare? that's been an ongoing fight. back in the early days of the obama administration, it's not stopped. now, of course, they're not going to be able to repeal obamacare, even if they have the house and the senate, because joe biden would veto it. but that doesn't mean that the house republicans, especially incoming class, at least some of them are going to want votes and say, i want to get rid of that. but this is going to be a broad, broad plan, and we haven't seen anything leak out yet, but you're going to see something this fall that i think is going to be -- well, certainly being polished. they have to make sure it's not controversial. rick scott laid out an agenda, senate republican campaign chair, mitch mcconnell did not like that agenda and made clear it was not his agenda. agendas can get a little tricky. >>what about the conflict between rick scott and mitch mcconnell? >>as the republican leader in the senate, mitch mcconnell has always had a big role in the campaign arm it's not

remember the affordable care act, obamacare?t was supposed to be the answer to getting uninsured americans covered and bring down healthcare costs. now after keeping millions on the medicare and medicaid rolls. the problems have gotten worse. after obamacare kicked millions off their plans. this guy, too, and after a worldwide pandemic there are millions more dependent on big government healthcare. even worse, healthcare costs are only going up. i thought the government was fixing that. they think we are infants and force us to be completely reliant. the student loan debacle. higher education has only gotten more expensive since the department of education got involved and started giving out pell grants in 1972. now it can cost trillions too pay off these student loans. we don't need big government to make decisions for us. during the pan demic parents pull their kids from public schools in drove. they started voting for school choice and voucher systems so parents could take back control. how did the goons at the doj label thes

i think one of the big questions is, are they going to try to repeal obamacare? that's been an ongoing fight. back in the early days of the obama administration, it's not stopped. now, of course, they're not going to be able to repeal obamacare, even if they have the house and the senate, because joe biden would veto it. but that doesn't mean that the house republicans, especially incoming class, at least some of them are going to want votes and say, i want to get rid of that. but this is going to be a broad, broad plan, and we haven't seen anything leak out yet, but you're going to see something this fall that i think is going to be -- well, certainly being polished. they have to make sure it's not controversial. rick scott laid out an agenda, senate republican campaign chair, mitch mcconnell did not like that agenda and made clear it was not his agenda. agendas can get a little tricky. host: what about the conflict between rick scott and mitch mcconnell? guest: as the republican leader in the senate, mitch mcconnell has always had a big role in the campaign arm

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benefits, obamacare. the big oil and the rich people talk, says that. if so who she's working for, she's advocating for 55 and older. they're quitting. that's not real. they're retiring. that's the true nature, retiring. the baby boomers. so i don't understand why the bottom tier has a problem with giving the $1 trillion -- don't give $1 trillion to the working class, just give it to the rich. >> host: kim, we'll take thehe question. >> guest: welsh it's a great question -- well, it's a great question. and pre-pandemic, a lot of these programs -- . [inaudible] and no one is talking about taking them away from people who need them. and the question is, if people earn, for example, under a quota amount, they need those programs x. if they earn over the certain amount, then it's a question of the poor subsidizing them. and in terms of big oil, big oil didn't get a trillion dollars in been fits, and we need more oil development in order to be able to lower gasoline and energy prices. energy prices are a far bigger component in the budgets of low income peop

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the inflation reduction act that's going to be president biden's signature achievement much like obamacareor president obama. we have seen the passage just this summer of gun reform for the first time in a generation as well as the pact act to help veterans that are exposed. when you lift those pieces of legislation, it is quite consequential and at the terms of being able to get things done for the american people. republicans probably would say there's too much money and that's why we need a change in the course of direction in the midterm election. >> i think they did start at about the same time back in 2003. scott with the newspaper out of california and then to the arizona republic politico, the hill for a long time, now senior congressional reporter at nbc news. always been a good friend of this network and we appreciate that. about ten minutes left if you have questions as we talk about the week ahead in washington. catherine in west orange, new jersey. good morning. i think we lost catherine. gary in massachusetts. good morning. >> caller: i have three things i would like to ask.

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the way to replace obamacare's with free markets, more competition. -- obamacare is with free marketsre competition. hey four by the government is inherently -- paid for by the government is inherently inefficient. host: the next call comes from dimitris in los angeles. go ahead. demetrius hung up. i'm sorry. frank, butler, tennessee. caller: hello, larry. pleasure to speak with you. you are a breath of fresh air. my question is -- this could be the topic of your next book -- what is the topic of your next book? guest: i think i am writing one about my mom. host: the secretary of state you call her. guest: i asked my dad when i first went on radio to come on the radio and my dad is a man of few words, but when he speaks they count. i coaxed him to come on and he didn't want to do it and finally he agreed because i leaned on him. my debt has the theory about who gives better tips, white people, black people, men, women your he said the people to the best our white men, specifically if they are overweight. the worst tippers are black females. he can look at you and tell you what tip you

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sales of military equipment, especially at the start of the ukraine war cruiser and up firestone, obamacare google m demand for combat and protective equipment has grown considerably. and the last, the better to long love, i would also say, and this has significantly strengthened or mainland operational readiness. octavius old and boss for me is anglo m a philosophy celibacy. lynette louis asked. soft guns are more realistic, but potentially more dangerous variation on paintball guns. if the combatants aren't wearing helmets and protective here, a direct hit can cause injurious it's a game. but one that could quickly turn serious about internet as a guide in finland as prepared the home. we're not afraid that we're reading of alameda invest in people not weapons states this poster. having refused to do military service, which is compulsory for men in finland, really nor me, does civilian services stand at the peace station in helsinki, the headquarters of finished pacifists, they believe in disarmament and oppose nato. and like new me, they're conscientious objectors. today the team is meet

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it's moving away from obamacare, pushing into senegal and eventually the gambia. as we look wednesday into thursday, for those for the south, we did have some disruptive snow in the su to also for south africa, eastern cape providence, rounds of the mountain passes there about 20 centimeters of snow. this act of weather, so rain and wind condo moving into southern booths and beat. so what day from i put so with the high of 21 degrees, cas away the official airline of the journey debating the issues of the day produce as always in criminalized around the boundaries of right the number there people are in families and our friends in our community number on our on line and your voice. this military don't believe in dialogue. the political crisis must be off with the political climate change. progress is there are some people who are in places that they're just going to have to. there's no recognition about what we're ready the things the stream on now just 0. ah ah, what's your desire? void of our top stories, this our russian president vladimir prudence and some par

and same goes for obamacare. it's going to be a washout with the high of $27.00 degrees. winds still the big story across south africa. so for the northern cape, the western cape, and they've shifted around so that struck down the temperature in cape town to 18 degrees on thursday. sir, later, i saw official ally of the journey. this november, the world is coming to cattle and the clock is ticking. as the lean of it gets closer, every step of the way. i'm going to get your of that with a new sure. each month, themes can expect some strong support, hearing the latest news from teams and fans in different regions across the globe as they look to make their mark on kat up 2020, into the world cup. count that hi everyone. oh no, julia. ah ah, what you want to 0 reminder of our top stories, this our ukraine and russia blaming each other for attacks that have delayed a un mission to assess the safety of europe's largest nuclear power plant. instructors are traveling to the solution facility in southern and ukraine. the

we could rollback the enhanced obamacare supplements. host: the incentives keeping them on the sidelines? diana: exactly. caller: the lady from the heritage foundation, she sounds like she is talking about the rich. she didn't talk about the $1 trillion tax cut the republicans gave to the higher earners. she was saying that the stimulus check is bad. but giving $1 trillion to big oil and the rich and she just said they will cut back benefits. the big oil and rich people said that. she is allocating for 55 and over that are quitting. they are retiring. i don't understand why the bottom tier has a problem with receiving $1 trillion. just give the one trillion to the rich? diana: that is a great question. pre-pandemic a lot of these programs were means tested. no one is talking about taking them away from people who need them. the question is, if people learn under a certain amount, they need those programs. if they earn over that amount, it is a question of the poor subsidizing them. big oil did not get a trillion dollars and we need more

those that will remember that the gop promised to do things like repeal obamacare. they got the senate in the house back. they did not do it. republicans -- it was a do-nothing congress. more about obstruction and not actually delivering. how do you convince voters this time is different? >> porsche ball, they are dead wrong. look at the economic growth that we have seen. we have the most secure border in our nations history. 3 million illegals across the border. i does not include the significant number of god always . they know that while joe biden trying to unify the country, they have done nothing but divided the country. not only will we earn back the house, but we will earn back the senate as well. every bit of legislation to the president's desk. it is up to joe biden weather he works with us or place politics and veto. there important bills to supporting law law-enforcement. securing securing the border. a recent poll said that what many americans view as political stunts of bussing and flying people into blue cities or sanctuary places where they can, their

more subsidies for healthcare through obamacare. it is clearly inflationary.t is the inflation production act is what joe biden signed into law. >> you are the president say inflation was at 0% in july. he seemed to think we were out of the woods. >> once again, i do not know who briefed him and i do not know who writes his talking points, but he is way off the mark. americans in my state are seeing a percent plus inflation every month for the past for months. a typical family here in arkansas makes about $44,000. it is costing $6900 more this year for paying for that same basket of goods, gas, groceries, rent. the president is out of touch on this just as he is out of touch on a number of other issues including border security and other safety in our communities. >> congressman french hill we will see what the federal reserve decide to do on wednesday. thank you. >> great to be with you. jon: thanks. ♪ today was the last full day queen elizabeth the second lay in state and westminster hall in london. the line for people to view their queen has reached final c

it happened in 2010, president biden back then -- president obama claimed that would help pay for obamacarea thing. it would pull in money. >> year after year we've seen billions of taxpayer dollars it should have gone to advancing the dreams of oour students and work family, temps to fix the problem were thwarted by special interest. this reform of federal student loan programs will save taxpayers 68 bill i dbillion before the next decade. elizabeth: that was a lie. it feels like an over statement this is a lie, it cost a trillion, it was never bringing in 68 billion, and student loan bailout, may be more, that is an understatement. it did not include cbo estimate or cbo said biden would cap loan payments at 5% of income and forgive anything left over after 10 years, florida needs help but this nonsense on going on. >> this will not stop, they continue this there are estimate that have this 800 billion or higher this is a vote buying scheme, let's be clear, you don't like the word lie, down either, he is flat out being dishonest to the american people, they are seeing through this, but the

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crowder, a spanish embry ologist who had the clever idea of establishing a donor bank which had obamacare. and yet it, i'll now show you the room where we prepare the containers and either and from where we send the exiles to the various clinic loading. i don't want him on them on the 5th. the 5th is they say, elijah, this is the shipping department, the where the containers are prepared, open about a look on the road. it met, they lost a overload, didn't we put the exiles in the containers? it case and make sure they're sent to the right clinic skill. some roosters holbrook meaning will to see map which is in with but we have a lot of patients outside spain, looking for an egg cell donation. dip with dahlia from the likes of italy. britain, france, lemme germany and the netherlands. forget in cat by those countries all have different laws in which a pe, he says, let his la fiona opera e bay. in many countries, exile donations are illegal or rendered extremely difficult by law or noise which has gone on, or there aren't enough donors. athena is this asked. so patients from those countries

there are those out there who'll remember that the gop promised to do things like rebuilding obamacarethey didn't do it. when republicans did last control congress, it was a quote, "do nothing." they were more about destruction and not delivering. how do you convince voters this time is different? >> steny hoyer is wrong, first of all, we have the most secure border in our nation's history. that's compares to the most unsecured border under joe biden. it is a crisis over 3 million illegals who have crossed the border. this is a crisis that democrats have created themselves, the american people are smart, they know that while joe biden started his inauguration day trying to unify the country, they have done nothing but divided the country. republicans are going to achieve this, i think not only we are going to earn back the house, we are going to earn back the senate as well. we'll send every bit of legislation we promised to the president's desk and it is up to joe biden whether he works with us or play politics and veto. these important bills to reign in inflation and make sure we hav

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he invested his political capitol in obamacare.d immigration reform. a law. every social program that had a priority passed except immigration. now all the governors are desperate. not only in the blues and the red states, in the blue states, too as i'm sure you reported. every time a group of migrants come in, they have to declare an emergency. this is a major embarrassment and the only people that are to blame is the biden administration. they have not acknowledged that we have a major problem. my people are being used as pawns. like the whole democrat system has been using for the last 35 years. so it's time right now to pass an immigration reform law called the dignity act, which i introduced and nancy pelosi has not even looked at it. you know why? it's not convenient. now it's a problem. so let's see if we wake up as legislators and do something to do away with this crisis. i don't know what will happen. i do know that you have millions and millions of people suffering and crying be a us -- because they're being used as pawns

so one government program isbe better than another government program the way to a plate replaced obamacarefree markets. more competition. competition improves everything to cheaper, and proved it makes it more accessible. half of the healthcare dollars paid for by the government which is inherently inefficient in my opinion the healthcare system is not as good as it could be. we went next call for larry it comes from demetrius in los angeles. please go ahead. demetrius hung up i am sorry. frank from beutler, tennessee. >> hello larry. pleasure to speak with you. you are a breath of fresh air. my quick question is this. so too i'm sorry? you and the topic of your next book orou clicks on the right oe about my mom. a lot of people asked me too write about my mother progressed secretary of state quickly because theca chief justice. she came on my program every friday for one hour. it's a story about that. i asked my dad when it first was coming on the radio. my dad is a man of few words. but when it speaks they count. i coaxed him to come on he did not want to do it from he agreed to do it be

in 2010 it was a vote against obamacare.h different talking to voters out here, erin. the bottom line, it is two very different elections unfolding at the same time. of course the winning theory will determine which party determines control in congress come november. >> jeff zeleny, thank you very much from new hampshire. >>> next, conspiracy theorist alex jones's defamation trial, today losing control. jones taking the stand for the first time. >>> plus, ukraine's president with a message tonight for russians. fight back, run away, surrender, or risk death. the farmer's dog , her skin w was better, she was more active. if i can invest in her health and be e proactive, i think it's worth it. visit betterforthem.com bipolar depression. it made me feel trapped in a fog. this is art inspired by real stories of bipolar depression. i just couldn't find my way out of it. the lows of bipolar depression can take you to a dark place. latuda could make a real difference in your symptoms. latuda was proven to significantly reduce bipol

stolen, she wants stricter abortion laws, she wants to privatized social security, she wants to kill obamacarehat, quote, climate change is a manufactured crisis by the democrat party, to frighten the american people into socialism. caroline levitz race in november is considered a toss-up, so she very well may be heading to washington come december. and it -- general don bulldog came out ahead. not only this general bulldogs in the 2020 election was stolen, not only has he expressed support for the january 6th rioters, but when he was asked late last year he as a general thinks there is any role for the military to play, if another election is stolen, general bullet replied, i think there's always a role for the military to play, if there is a threat to the existence of our government in our constitution, and those that we take. absolutely. general bullet will run against many hassan for that seat, she won her last election by only about 1000 votes. so even though the most recent polls had or most around four points ahead of the general, that race might be a little bit too close for comfort. w

that we have not addressed the the fact that federalizing student aid in 2010 supposedly to pay for obamacare, which it did not do clearly was was the start of more runaway costs on the part of in and you know tuition increases on the part of higher ed institutions and more students taking out student debt that for higher higher degrees, but where we are now is, you know, president biden's under tremendous pressure from the far left. give all kinds of student debt. not only is that ill advised its illegal and and also even if there if it was legal to do it has no merit two out of three americans have not taken out student debt or attended higher education. and so the notion that we would ask two out of three of them to pay for the student debt of those who knowingly made that decision is simply unfair and untenable. secondly. what about all the students that faithfully have paid down their student loans or whose families saved for their higher education. or for the veterans who earned their higher education funds through the gi bill none of nothing about this is right or fair and even if you

that we have not addressed the the fact that federalizing student aid in 2010 supposedly to pay for obamacare, which it did not do clearly was was the start of more runaway costs on the part of in and you know tuition increases on the part of higher ed institutions and more students taking out student debt that for higher higher degrees, but where we are now is, you know, president biden's under tremendous pressure from the far left. give all kinds of student debt. not only is that ill advised its illegal and and also even if there if it was legal to do it has no merit two out of three americans have not taken out student debt or attended higher education. and so the notion that we would ask two out of three of them to pay for the student debt of those who knowingly made that decision is simply unfair and untenable. secondly. what about all the students that faithfully have paid down their student loans or whose families saved for their higher education. or for the veterans who earned their higher education funds through the gi bill none of nothing about this is right or fair and even if you

the mueller investigation was cranking up or the year before that when he failed his bid to get obamacare in other words, it's only thursday, and as bad as this week has been for donald trump and the trump organization, to be very frank, he's had a lot of bad weeks. but he tends to bounce back, at least politically. let's see how this one stacks up with former federal prosecutor elie honig and a couple of keen political minds in errol lewis and scott jennings. thank you so much for joining us. i'm going to start here. this is for anyone to jump in. how bad is this week for donald trump in comparison to the litany of things i just threw out there? >> this is pretty serious in part because it's not a political crisis that he now fa faces. the attorney general's investigation and the complaint she filed goes to the heart of his commercial empire. there are real financial consequences that politics aside he cannot afford to ignore. it's also very detailed and it deals with hundreds and hundreds of instances so that he's going to have to get more than just a couple of willing lawyers to help h

elections next and coming up at six, a federal judge in texas chips away at one of the mandates of obamacareg questions the access of hiv prevention medication for hundreds of thousands of americans and the sweltering heat is a challenge for many students out there how some school administrators are trying to make classroom hitting the road, not all 5g networks are created equal. t-mobile covers more highway miles with 5g than verizon. t-mobile has more 5g bars in more places than anyone. another reason t-mobile is the leader in 5g. back obama and first lady michelle obama for their official portrait. unveiling fax news, lauren blanchard tells us the reunion comes just a few weeks before midterm elections. praca michelle, welcome home. there was a loud welcome back to the white house for former president barack obama and former first lady michelle obama as their official white house portraits were unveiled. speech is full of jokes. we will try not to tear up the place, but it also served as a show of unity between the 44th and 46th president as their party hopes to keep control of washington

i'm sorry, but the day that nancy pelosi's held up obamacare and said we passed it now we can read it. i mean, that's the end of it. i don't want to hear anything from that woman. i didn't have to hear the rest of her speech. hi charles. hello. first of all, i just want to tell you that was a great presentation and wanted. of the things that i'm you really struck me about was when you said that, you know blacks can't learn shakespeare and they can't learn classical music. so that's racist. yeah, and i just wanted to tell you about a corporation that i know of where they're instituting racial equity program and one of the officers says we need to give our black employees a box to stand on. so that they can see over the fence like the rest of us. i love that picture makes me yeah, you know what i said the first time i saw the picture they're like, you know, yeah the three different boxes. so they feel the first thing i say when i say instantly somebody said, what do you think of this? i'm like, i want to know why the hell they're still in the baseball game. tell those vagrants to go get

don't we can quit talking about this because she was very popular at the time and hadn't voted for obamacare or the stimulus package and but she had voted for nancy pelosi and i spent a lot of my time during that came campaign talking about that and that was really when things got elevated to more of a national level because i was a heated campaign one of the top five races in the nation at the time and very contentious. i would say i was admittedly out of my element and it was a very interesting difficult campaign for me that democrat was stephanie hurst sandlin and she made south dakota very competitive for democrats just before it seemed like politics in your state tipped to the right, but i wanted to back up for a minute. i was really in and i'm supposed to know this stuff, but i did not realize that you had had a relationship of sorts. calm dashel former senator from south dakota democratic majority leader in the us senate just talk about that because we don't see that sort of thing that often anymore. yeah, you know tom was always very good to me. in fact, he he gave me opportunities t

this is worse than 2010 in the aftermath of obamacare.t a spare amount of footing in the last election, so they're already -- they hold a very slim majority in the house. but i think that this, these elections in november are going to be devastating for them. stuart: okay. charlie hurt, thanks very much indeed for being with us on a monday morning. >> great to see you. stuart: yes, sir. you walk in on a monday morning and are greeted with a rally, that's what we've got today. dow's up 250. it's moderated a little bit, but we're still seeing plenty of green. jason katz, market watcher on this monday morning. you say this week is a kind of moment of truth for the market. is that because of the inflation numbers we're going to get on wednesday? that's the big deal? >> indeed. i think the market has been waiting with bathed breath -- beated breath. we've -- bated breath. is it going to be the third meet in a row with 75 basis points. the truth of the matter is regardless of whether it's the 75 orbit, i think the market -- or not, i think the

administration and then show somewhere in the neighborhood of $100 billion if you include the extension of obamacarehat. i don't think it will reduce inflation. it is an actual spender, they don't have a record in the biden administration of reducing the deficit so all they can do is go out there and either pivot which they are not going to do or it is a bad place to be but one of their own choosing. neil: you hope that growth can mitigate the damage and there are a lot of those on capitol hill from approaching the discipline on the right or left but i don't see the prospects of that in this environment, whatever growth we are seeing. that is not a great double-edged sword. >> where's the growth coming from? the inflation reduction act included a tax increase, designed to increase prices because they want people to use less energy and they have a policy of regulation as far as the eye can see that includes not just bad and efficient regulations but regulations that are designed to divide the american people and introduce woke policies into the workplace so everywhere you look there's a drag on the e

except when the brain trust here somehow thinks, well, the a.c.a., obamacare. no, that was a financing bill. you got to understand -- and the republican alternative was one and medicare for all, they're financing bills. who gets to pay, who gets to -- who subsidized. medicare for all is everyone is subsidized. those are financing bills. they have nothing to do with what -- with what we pay. this is one of the ways you disrupt the cost of health care. but i believe this place is terrified because you just took, what, hospitals are the largest lobbyists in washington, d.c. they should love and embrace these types of technology disruption. we're just afraid to have that conversation with them. other things -- and this is actually one of my pieces of legislation. just a simple idea. what is inflation? let's first go back to our high school economics class. inflation is too many dollars chasing too few goods and services. ok. we can make more stuff and that's part of my argument is get the tax code, get the regulatory codes, things we did in the 2017 tax reform with

wealthy to purchase tesla's and a handout before the elections for americans who purchase higher obamacare plans. including spending on housing, that's the topic of today's hearing. under the biden administration costs of housing has skyrocketed. housing prices increased 18% in the last 12 months. rents have jumped 14%. affordable housing is growing further and further out of reach for many. you wouldn't know that from reading the bill. the housing provision creates a slush fund for green subsidized housing. i guess the theory is that at a time of surging housing costs, the solution is to put solar panels on section eight housing. government, especially this administration are often the problem, not the solution when it comes to housing. there are countless ways that needless government regulation drives up housing costs. time permitting permitting processes that drive up the costs of new rental housing, overly burdensome reviews, tariffs on steel, lumber, and other building materials have the same effect. rent control laws reduce the supply and quality of housing. subsidies capitalizing e