issue of health care legislation, but it just united states role in the world as it relates to pandemic influenza, as it relates to research development, to make certain we are on the cutting and the incredible innovation available to decrease human suffering. not just in the u.s., but around the world. that's a challenge. >> our focus has to be in the kitchen table family, paying 20-30-$40,000 premiums, wondering how they will make ends meet. their child might be addicted to opioids. we in washington, we in the country, cannot be focused on tweet. we have to focus on answering problem three to get so frustrated when we get focused on tweeps. we need to talk -- think about this families. >> are you frustrated with the president? wants president, he health care to be better. >> but you are frustrated with the focus on a tweet >>, the president is tweeting. he doesn't make my life. i'm conservative, i wake up and read about the lsu tigers, not the president's tweets. i think we need to have more of a focus on the family. >> leadership is most important thing. fighter for 20 years, this has been tra

care piece of legislation but address the united states' role in the world as it relates to pandemic influenza, to address the united states' role in the world as it relates to research and development, to make certain we're on the cutting edge of incredible innovation that's available to decrease human suffering, not just in the united states but around the world. that's the challenge that he's given to us. >> okay. secretary price, i don't think a lot of people envy sometimes the position the president puts you in.

care piece of legislation but address the united states' role in the world as it relates to pandemic influenza, to address the united states' role in the world as it relates to research and development, to make certain we're on the cutting edge of incredible innovation that's available to decrease human suffering, not just in the united states but around the world. that's the challenge that he's given to us. >> okay. secretary price, i don't think a lot of people envy sometimes the position the president puts you i understand that. thanks for coming on. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> as we've said, the repeal and replace bill has been written entirely by republicans. but if the bill fails, an increasing number of senators have suggested that a bipartisan bill might be the only option left. this week i sat down with two senators, a democrat, tom carper of delaware, and republican bill cassidy of louisiana and asked them what it would take for the two parties to come together on health care. >> what's missing here is the chance to do what i call regular order, and there is actually great val