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late this afternoon reuters reported that republican senator orrin hatch, the chairman of the financeee, believes senators, quote, are too divided to keep working on health care overhaul legislation and that he and other senior republicans will take that message to the white house. president trump has said he wants republicans to keep trying to repeal and replace obamacare, tweeting this weekend that they should demand another vote before voting on any other bill. and also seem to threaten pulling what are called cost-sharing reduction subsidies that lower costs for people with low incomes, calling them, quote, bailouts for insurance companies. but some lawmakers like republican senator susan is collins yesterday on "meet the press" have pointed out a move like that could wreek more havoc on the current system. she is just one of a number of members of coming pleading for a bipartisan solution to fix the problems with obamacare. and this afternoon we saw one idea emerge when a group of what claims to be 43 house democrats and republicans called the bipartisan problem solvers caucus re

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even republicans acknowledged the job of fbi director is strewn with landmines as utah's orrin hatch put it, wray will have an interesting life over the next several years but not sure it is a nice life. >> sure is. thanks, nancy. coming up next, a person of interest rearrested as mystery of four missing pennsylvania men deepens. it says you apply the blue one ok, letto me. this. here? no. have a little fun together, or a lot. k-y yours and mine. two sensations that work together, so you can play together. no matter who was in there last. protection. new lysol power & fresh 6 goes to work flush after flush for a just-cleaned feeling that lasts up to 4 weeks. lysol. what it takes to protect. >>> police in a philadelphia suburb rearrest aid person of interest today in the mysterious disappearance of four young men the da says investigators have a ton of leads and important evidence, but no answers. demarco morgan reports from bucks county, pennsylvania. >> reporter: for a fourth day more than 100 officials combed through the 90 acre farmland with equipment and cadaver dogs searching fo

signed orrin g. hatch. president pro tempore. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: the senate took a critical step to finally leave the failed experiment of obamacare in the past. it marks an important moment for our country. it signals a positive development for the countless americans who continue to suffer under obamacare's skyrocketing costs and diminishing options. i thank every colleague who voted to begin the debate. i thank the president, his administration and our friends in the house for the roles they have played. now we have to keep working hard. we're determined to do everything we can to succeed. we know our constituents are counting on us. we'll work through an open amendment process. i know members in both parties have health care ideas they'd like to offer. if you've got one, bring it to the floor. last night the senate considered a comprehensive obamacare repeal and replace substitute. that amendment was subject to a 60-vote threshold because the congressional budget office had not provided a score for that provision as yet. but it repre

but listen to orrin hatch.rsonalized it in a way that you might not expect. >> but i've said, look, people who are transgender, they don't choose to be transgender. they're born that way. and why should we hold that against them? >> sea change from what's been happening in the republican party. if you go back eight, nine years ago and listen to what republicans were saying, conservatives about this, it was a wedge issue. god bless america, we have changed sides. >> i think it's a huge wedge issue. i think donald trump is a traditionalist in a strange body, the body of a manhattan millionaire. and i think -- i do think that middle america -- donald trump, isaiah berlin, hedge hog and the fox. donald trump is the fox. he understood one big thing and it's the cultural estrangement of middle america from the eastern elites. the eastern elites are the republican senators whose views have changed on these things too. it's a bipartisan issue. >> interesting way to put it. we will leave it there. thank you, producer co

. >> let's listen to what senator orrin hatch said today. he took some time off from trying to take health care insurance away from 20 million people and said this about the president's statement today. >> i've said, look, people who are transgender, they don't choose to be transgender. they're born that way. and why should we hold that against them? they're human beings. and many of them are extremely talented human beings. so, you know, we should be open to everybody. >> senator john mccain issued this statement today. the president's tweet, this is yet another example of why major policy announcements should not be made via twitter. the statement was unclear. the department of defense has already decided to allow currently serving transgender individuals to stay in the military, and many are serving honorably today. max boot, did the white house expect a surge of public republican congressional support for this? >> they probably did, but i think as much as anything, what trump really wanted was just us talking about this issue. he wanted

take a listen to orrin hatch a little bit earlier today. >> what's your reaction to that? i mean, he says the fbi director basically works for him. he said mueller could cross red lines. he's kind of all over the place on the justice department there. >> well, i don't really have any comment on it other than that i think he needs to be a little bit more careful about what he says. >> the gop viewed the tarmac meeting between bill clinton and loretta lynch last year as highly inappropriate. now it seems like their response to things that a lot of is people consider to be inappropriate is just, mau, daniel la. >> exactly right. you know, that seems to be the reaction generally speaking from republicans when it comes to trump. they're willing to let things slide that if a democratic president had tried to do it, there is absolutely no way that republicans would not be howling at the moon and saying how inappropriate it is. you know, republicans are willing to look the other way when it comes to what trump is doing because they want to pass their ridiculous policies through ko

orrin hatch said no, 20, 25%. if you look at historic tax reform 1986, when they did very much several of the same issues on the table today were on table then, they determined in treasury in '86 and could not lower corporate tax rate and unless you had a corporate tax rate of 33%. how you will do it this time at 15% or 20% defies math. then to come up with keep it revenue neutral or allow deficits increase. connell: your argument, hadley, that the devil would be in the details. adam went through a lot of details that could happen. is that argument politically and they could bring and win with, do you think? >> when it comes to winning over the public the devil may be in the details policywise but in terms of communication strategy for the gop we know exactly what democrats will say tax reform. this is only beneficial to the rich. turn it into class warfare. only benefits corporations. republicans need to get ahead of it, explain how reducing corporate tax rates benefits workers who pay a huge share directly of co

joining senator grassley are lindsey graham, orrin hatch, all of them saying go slow on trashing this gasparino on what he thinks of this. that this is a distraction. >> why would you want to work for a guy that does this to you? neil: i am surprised he hasn't resigned. >> no job is worth it. gives you the modus operandi, real nasty moves. neil: grassley agrees it is hurting the healthcare effort and a lot of others. >> look what we are talking about, firing jeff sessions, and out there, announcing, a guy who is michael short, i never heard of him until anthony scaramucci said he wanted to fire him. he announced this before telling a guy, what the guy in charge of the message or trump administration. what makes this so bizarre, in crafting the message of the trump administration on big issues like healthcare, taxes, be out there talking to politico and announcing he may fire some guy he never heard of. neil: it distracts from the healthcare story. >> what we have been finding out, brian schwartz got this cold, vice president mike pence met with michael lee, one of the no voters. may b

orrin hatch, the republican senator of the finance committee has entertained that idea, but there's not been a consensus on that within the republican leadership. >> we will leave it there. you're going to be up late tonight, john. john harwood in washington. >> if you're thinking of selling your home, now would be a great time as diana olick tells us, sellers are seeing the biggest profits in a decade and not just because of higher prices. >> are you altogether? >> no. >> reporter: show up at most open houses today and you will not be alone. you'll probably see a crowd. it is a seller's market for sure as demand outpaces supply and profits so i remember. -- soar. those who sold their homes this past spring saw the highest profit. on average, $51,000 over their original purchase price. that represented an average return of 26%, also the high nest a decade, all according to adam data solutions. here's why. home values shot up quickly after the recession and continued to move to new record highs but it's not just the price. the housing crash kept homeowners in place longer than normal. th

. >> this was one of a range of republican reactions including utah senator orrin hatch who called theails overblown. one man in washington had an immediately pragmatic reaction. mitch mcconnell appeared to recognize a clock is running on this administration with hours of the release of the e-mails, he pushed back the august recess so as to jam through as. business as possible as quickly as possible. >> we've got the defense authorization, we've got the debt ceiling, the fda user fee and other important legislation that we need to address and we simply, as a result of all this obstructionism, don't have enough time to address all of these issues between now and the originally anticipated august recess. so we'll be here the first two weeks of august. >> mitch mcconnell may be blaming democrats who are of course in the minority for obstruction, but the calendar suggests this is about passing health care reform before more scandal eresults and closes the window. this despiter the campaign sought to collude with a foreign power during the election. with me now, republican congressman charl

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had ai wonder if you have chance to look at the good cyber hygiene act from orrin hatch, released last week. among the things included would be the establishment of a baseline set of voluntary best track this is, ensuring that those practices are updated annually. making those established best practices clear and concise and construct -- instructing the department of homeland security to study cyber security threats related to the internet of things. seen ai have legislation. all the legislation i have seen in the past year relative to syverson 30 has had good intentions and is on the right track. the only problem is that baseline standards have killed us. having a standard is one thing, but understanding the fact that technology moves so quickly and the evolution of technology never seems to be followed by the evolution of security as quickly. yes, we need baseline standards, but we have to be serious about them and say to ourselves that just because we met the standards yesterday doesn't mean that we are safe today. for example, remember when in the past few days 198 million person d

so that would echo what orrin hatch told adam shapiro. maybe it's 20, maybe 25%.nch seems to be talking much higher. >> much higher. neil: bottom line, you indicated it's still a hell of a lot lower than it is right now. >> right. if you added the state gambet on top of that, it's, like, 37%. and the effective rate because of the deductions and loopholes, it's 27%. so even this, the 25% would be a cut; right? 2%. neil: but ryan's view here is don't make the deficit worse. substantial tax cut. the revenue comes in later. so he is not a possible. senator from north carolina echoes that theme. that's a more prevailing little than we think. >> yeah. let's be clear. the house speaker paul ryan is a deficit hawk. okay? he's not a supply-sider. or he's not a true believing supply-sider. neil: and he's talking tax reform. not necessarily cutting everybody's taxes. but make them simpler. >> i've heard him bring it down. use hand language. bring it down, close the loopholes. neil: and he's not italian. when you notice. by th >> by the way, great guy if you've ever met him.

, but even republicans acknowledge today that tob is currently strewn with landmines, as utah's orrin hatcht, anthony, wray's going to have an interesting life over next couple years, but he's not sure it's going to be a very nice life. >> mason: sure. is nancy cordes on capitol hill, thanks, nancy. a number of police officers in austin, texas, have been treated for carbon monoxide poisoning in the past week. the department suspects the gas was leaking inside their s.u.v.s. transportation correspondent kris van cleve has reported on this problem and says it may not be limited to police vehicles. >> i hit the road twice, and i suddenly get sick. >> reporter: newly released dash cam a video from march appears to show sergeant zachary lahood sickened by what his department says is carbon monoxide seeping into his police cruiser. >> i remember swerving to what i thought was a bus, i was going to hit a bus or maybe it was a garbage truck. i think it was a bus. >> reporter: lahood, a 13-year police veteran remains on medical leave and is now suing ford. >> i'm lucky to be alive, i believe, that a

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. >> hadas, very quickly, how often do you see a senator, orrin hatch, take a whack at a senator, mike lee? that's not widely done when they're both in the same party and the same state. what does that tell you? >> it tells me there's incredible frustrations within the republican senators right now and everything is bubbling to the surface. it seems like a pressure campaign. if you can't do it behind the scenes, then do it publicly. it doesn't look good for the republicans within the same state two are arguing with one another. when you need desperately everyone on board. >> paige winfield cunningham, hadas gold, thank you for joining me on this saturday morning. i'll be right back, america. stay tuned. where are we? about to see progressive's new home quote explorer. where you can compare multiple quote options online and choose what's right for you. woah. flo and jamie here to see hqx. flo and jamie request entry. slovakia. triceratops. tapioca. racquetball. staccato. me llamo jamie. pumpernickel. pudding. employee: hey, guys! home quote explorer. it's home insurance made easy. passw

. >> reporter: utah's orrin hatch. >> jeff has been very loyal to the president and i think he deserves loyalty back. >> reporter: richard shelby of alabama. >> he's a man of integrity, a man of substance and purpose and he's been loyal to the president. >> mason: major garrett is with us now. major, is there any indication sessions is considering resignation? >> reporter: no, there isn't. in fact, conservative groups rushed to sessions' defense today publicly after learning he wanted to stay in the job. their message to president trump-- you're playing with fire, and continued roughing up of sessions could provoke a backlash from the president's conservative activist base, which views sessions as someone who has labored long and hard on the very issues they care about most, labored on those issues, longer, in fact, than president trump. and they also value sessions' work to advance the president's agenda, and are deeply, deeply disappointed in the president's act of disloyalty. >> mason: so, major, what's the president's end game here then? >> reporter: well senior advisers here are ho

of sentencing guidelines that writer then became mandatory minimums in a bill that he joe biden orrin hatch and strom thurmond all came together to combine on it's called the sense of reform act of one thousand nine hundred four which is a part of a much larger credit of bill that also and this is very relevant quite frankly at the behest of joe biden created civil asset forfeiture which is something that now is everyone is critiquing that's which is the way the state can rob all your possessions and money but maybe what it can explain at work no absolutely and so the crazy thing is that you don't have to be convicted of a crime for civil you decide to be accused so if you like a drug dealer they can. if you're being about your charged you're charged and you're whatever sitting in jail awaiting trial they can go in take all your stuff and say it's the little guy and where is their go explain rego it goes to the police department and they didn't use it to finance their own thing so there's obviously a perverse incentive at work there so let's talk about that because the if this was a move by

after the vote, orrin hatch told reporters "he's different, but i have great empathy for him and what he is going to. hrough. he's a brother." russia isg right now lashing out of the u.s. after the latest round of sanctions. the kremlin ordered th cut. the same number of people who staff the russian embassy on wisconsin avenue. the foreign ministry seized holiday properties used by u.s. diplomats. putin flexing his muscles here. we will keep you up-to-date on how this unfolds. county police heading out to a popular trail after woman was stabbed in the neck. thishabit around 7:30 -- yesterdayround 7:30 morning. this woman was walking to work in it appear the attack was unprovoked. she's going to be ok but you will see at a patrols on the trail beginning at 7:00 this one. autria: 6:08. breaking overnight, commuter chaos. 50 people hurt. a train slamming into a pack station. the emergency response coming up. stormwatch 7 is tracking severe weather. veronica johnson is yes, we have been talking about it. i weather alert today possibly through the day tomorrow. as we continue to see stream

and orrin hatch all major players. on the budget issues.e the rubber meets the road here. they want to get the plane out. there is a fight inside the trump advisors. we've to stick to our guns and make a 15% corporate tax. from 15 to 35%. that something the markets would love. that might bust the budget. and maybe 25 percent. we should point out that paul ryan and kevin brady our still in support of a border adjustment tax. and that is something a lot of house members hate. something that could be a deal killer. we need to put it up there on the negotiation. the pressure between the white house is responding. not hashed out in the press. so sorry charlie. why didn't they just make it short. the trump administration may very will be right and demanded the 50% because i'm horrible at negotiating the worst little bit more aggressive and then you say okay i will make it 25. the author of the trump tax plan they would say were sticking 15. it's paul ryan and i will tell you if paul ryan whiskers screws is when a there are a lot of republicans th

we have word from orrin hatch who says congress will probably need to keep giving insurance companies subsidies. >> bret: mixed day on the markets. the dow rose 61 to hit another new high. s&p 500 down 2. the conservative movement is lost, that from a republican senator was taken on president trump before. arizona senator jeff flake joins me to talk about the latest in his new book. ctions are common ctions are common and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flulike symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. talk to your doctor and visit humira.com this is humira at work. you myour joints...thing for your heart... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is now the number one selling brain health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people. people who rely on us every day to deliver their dreams they're handing us m

and now orrin hatch is talking to john mccain. i'm sure we will learn what is happening and what's being said to fill in the gaps of these pictures where we are left to surmise. lindsey graham going into the cloak room. mike pence the vice president right behind him. john mccain has now walked up the aisle. it will be interesting to learn what we don't know about these pictures. just what is going on. again, far from optimal for a majority leader to have to pull something back from the floor, back from consideration, but it's a feeling that speaker ryan knows. >> they had to go through that in the house and had to go through it in the senate. to people like us who watch this, it's all been surprising. it hasn't happened any faster as a result of puttinging the bills out earlier and not having them succeed. john mccain's view as is lindsey graham's and lisa murcowski is this bill is not satisfying the needs we have to get. why don't we take the necessary time and go through the process. senator collins and mccain and lindsey graham

america," he is questioned by republican senators paul trible and orrin hatch. defends his efforts to support and fund armed rebel groups opposing the nicaraguan government. funding was riveted. -- was prohibited. sen. inouye: the chair recognizes senator mitchell. sen. mitchell: good morning, colonel north. oliver l. north >> there are many of us on this panel that support ronald reagan and believe in the contra costa. -- the contra cause. there is no evidence on the wrong part of the doing of our president. i believe the essence the american experience is the pursuit of freedom and around the world. that is why we must oppose the marcus tierney in nicaragua. that is why we must help young nicaraguans's fight for their freedom as well. the last week, has not been an easy one for any of us. it has been a time of probing questions and honest answers on your part. you have done well. yes capture the imagination of the american people. you have done that because he told the truth, fully candidly. you are a man who is doing his duty. you are acting with the knowledg

from july 13, 1987, , in a 60 minute portion of a day-long hearing, colonel north is questioned by orrin hatch and paul trible. he defends armed rebel groups opposing the nicaraguan government. funding that have been presented by congress. -- been prohibited by congress. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia, senator trible. sen. trible: thank you. >> let me thank you for your testimony over than last week. there are many of us on this panel that support ronald reagan and believe in the contra cause. i should note there has been absolutely no evidence of wrongdoing on the part of our president. and i, like you, believe the essence of the american experience is the pursuit of freedom at home and around the world. that is why we must oppose the marxist tyranny in nicaragua. that is why we must help young nicaraguans fight for their freedom, as well. the last week has not been an easy one for any of us. it has been a time of probing questions and honest answers on your part. you have done well. you captured the imagination of the american people. you have done that i think because y

and now orrin hatch is talking to john mccain. i'm sure we will learn what is happening and what's being said to fill in the gaps of these pictures where we are left to surmise. lindsey graham going into the cloak room. mike pence the vice president right behind him. john mccain has now walked up the aisle. it will be interesting to learn what we don't know about these pictures. just what is going on. again, far from optimal for a majority leader to have to pull something back from the floor, back from consideration, but it's a feeling that speaker ryan knows. >> they had to go through that in the house and had to go through it in the senate. to people like us who watch this, it's all been surprising. it hasn't happened any faster as a result of puttinging the bills out earlier and not having them succeed. john mccain's view as is lindsey graham's and lisa murcowski is this bill is not satisfying the needs we have to get. why don't we take the necessary time and go through the process. senator collins and mccain and lindsey graham

>> to that end, senator orrin hatch told us in the hallway, he thinks there will be some surprise yesvotes among his republican colleagues who gives him confidence the house bill will move forward so members can be added. >> i think there will be a number of people, i think we'll be able to proceed. it's not going to be a big vote. >> everybody and the majority -- senator chuck grassley says he's been think about the prospect of a health care bill for two weeks because he thinks chuck schumer is obstructing things to the point that he's the one pulling the strings in the senate. >> right now, senator schumer is not able or does not want this bill to come up. he does not want any changes in obamacare that he happens to have the upper hand in the united states senate. i hope we have the votes. i think it's really irresponsible for anybody in the majority party not to let the majority leader set the agenda of the united states senate. >> republican leaders are going to encourage republican senators to vote to proceed on to debate of this house bill that passed in may at a lunch this afte

rights groups, from democratic lawmakers, and also republicans like senator joni ernst and senator orrin hatch> people who are transgender, they don't choose to be transgender. they're born that way. why should we hold that against them? they're human beings. many of them are extremely talented human beings. we should be open to everybody. >> that's the 83-year-old republican senator from utah. so why did the president decide to reverse this policy? according to politico, it threateneded his border wall. they report that republicans wanted trump to stealth issue since the disagreement was holding up the republican budget that included funding for his wall. that's the one that he said hundreds of times mexico would pay for. president trump went far than he was being asked for, to ban transgender people from the military. one senior house republican aide telling politico, this is like someone told the white house to light a candle on the table and the white house set the whole table on fire. joining me now, the political reporter covering congress who co-authored the snap decision to ban transge

this is the so-called big six, which includes steve mnuchin, gary cohn, mitch mcconnell, orrin hatch,l ryan, and kevin brady. they have been meeting weekly to discuss their priorities for bills that would rewrite the tax code. joining us is laura davies. she joins us from washington. what have they been working on? have they been working on this one page plan or are they going with the rhine-brady plan we have had for a while? >> they been talking about both of them, and there has been no progress for several weeks, not able to come to an agreement. later this afternoon we expect to see a joint statement that will come from the senate, white house, and house that will talk about the progress forward. we may not have many details, but one thing we are expecting to see, votes from republican congressman who were briefed on the plan, the controversial border adjustment tax, the tax on imports that exempts exports. they will move away from that plan. that is the big news. the question is what comes next. i'm not sure that this plan will really dig into that. they are still getting around

mnuchin and gary cohn from the white house are meeting regularly with mitch mcconnell, orrin hatch, kevinand paul ryan. those are the six people, the six men who are going to determine the path of this thing. they're trying to overcome all the disagreements over various constituencies to produce a plan he was talking about to put out in sent and they're hoping when they drop this plan in september, all the coalitions will come around and say kumbayah, to pass this thing by september. we'll see. it's a tall order. trish: it is feeling that way. what is the basic dysfunction here? when you look at republican party, i say they're wasting a lot of opportunity. they had no real plan for health care, step one as they move on to tax reform, markets want, businesses want, individuals want, they don't seem to have what they need in place in order to get that one done. you don't have consensus. you will have a lot of people out there, rightly so, we can't afford this. we haven't seen enough spending cuts made elsewhere. it is not workable. it is not feasible. >> so, you know, the problem, the holdu

something similar concerned by orrin hatch and lindsey graham who said the president is displaying weaknesss handling of this situation. here is what he said. >> i would fire somebody that i did not believe could serve me well. rather than trying to humiliate them in public, which is a sign of weakness. i would just go ahead and say, i appreciate your service, you need to be fired. the weakness is that the president is trying to not use his power. he is trying to get sessions to quit. and i hope sessions doesn't quit. and if the president wants to fire him, fire him. >> you think the president is demonstrating weakness by his handling of sessions? >> absolutely. i think anybody who is strong would use the power they have and be confident in their decision. so strong people say, i have decided that this man or woman can't serve me well and i'm going to act accordingly and take the consequences. to me, weakness is when you play around the edges and you don't use the power you have. >> a lot of speculation, kate, that perhaps the president will fire jeff sessions and try to install a replaceme

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