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>> reporter: at least publicly mccain is out as no and rand paul out as a no. and susan collins saying she's leaning no. she has considered susan collins hard no throughout this process. just to quota gop aid iemt not breakingny news when i say this isn't good talking about senator mccain coming out as no vote. i want to get deeper into what he actually said. because jake as you remember quite well in july the senator came to the senate floor after his cancer diagnosis and gave a very lengthy speech in all of all of his colleagues castigating the senate for the way things have gone. he stayed true to that. saying quote i cannot in good conscious vote for this. i believe we can do now. democrats and republicans have not tried. nor can i support it not knowing

and his no, senator susan collins, appearing to go that way, and senator rand paul, three republican hat would protect the bill from passing. mike emanuel is on capi

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rob: rand paul still a firm no. heather: that does bring us to who is talking this morning. news contributor newt gingrich says that the best chance to give americans what they have been demanding, obamacare repeal is. this. >> this is not a perfect bill. there is not going to be a perfect bill. this is so much better than obamacare. it is such an important step in the right direction. you know, i would say to all of my conservative friends, try to find a way to vote yes, not try to find a way to vote no. because i think you have to do it in the context of the real world. and the real world is the collapsing obamacare system, which is leaving more and more counties with either one insurance company or no insurance companies. so i think in terms of the average american, this is a very useful, very positive step in the right direction. and i have -- they may actually pull this together. rob: optimism there from newt gingrich, former speaker of the house. the trump administration has made it clear that leakers will not be tolerated. >> and i have this morning for would be leake

paul: no, it doesn't.e governing council members felt that it wouldn't settle all the details until december, he effectively confirmed that today, the chance that in october you will get something, abroad plan, a number that won't be everything and you may have to wait until december, about 10 trading days before the end of the year. tightomething of a timetable with a lot of decisions to be taken. those-- mark: in decisions, what are we looking at in the tweaks, the qe, the parameters? how are they going to balance it? that remains to be seen. he made it clear that they talk about various combinations of of duration and volume monthly purchases, but they didn't discuss the parameters, ruling it out as something that could change at a later date. they discussed the sequencing and whether it could rise before the end of net asset arches is. at the moment, those are the kind of practices, it's a mix and match of what fits together with what. paul gordon of bloomberg news, reporting. thanks a lot. paul: the b

anyway, he asked, if paul attacked jennifer, wouldn't she have put up some kind of fight? why were there noscratches on paul zumot's body? did the prosecution even have a case? paul zumot wasn't going to take any chances. in fact, he was determined to tell the jury his side of the story. so geragos assigned a female colleague to question paul. it must have been a strategy, whispered courtroom observers. a way to show the jury that paul could in fact interact well with a woman. but those observers were mistaken, said geragos. >> well, i generally -- i don't think direct examination is my strong suit. and i was concentrating on cross-examination of the witn s witnesses. >> so paul zumot looked the jurors in the eye and told them i did not kill jennifer schipsi, did not burn the house. and then he told, emotions building to a fever pitch how despite their roller coaster relationship, he truly loved jennifer. his lawyer presented a love letter in fact that she had written to him, and he broke down then, flood of tears. >> i was so relieved. and i thought, you know, if there was any way this jur

no. are you suggesting rand paul is not a no. >> we hope we can win his support. when else will he get a chance to vote on a bill that has real entitlement reform. and gets rid of the individual mandate, the employer mandate and something else i know that's important to rand paul. life. this administration stood for life and this bill protected the sanctity of life by not providing federal gallon dollarl p -- federal dollars to abortion. chris: rand paul says he wants to repeal obamacare. it leaves a lot of obamacare taxes in place. he calls it obamacare light. >> i think the support rand has given in previous efforts we support as well. there was a vote on a simple repeal measure that failed 45-55. the president said he would have supported that. but our choices are continued obamacare, higher premiums with less coverage. and something that hasn't been told to the american people. in arizona the rate increases 190%. in alaska. 203%. what isn't covered the next year new taxes go into place. everyone who had a healthcare plan gets another thanks added on. chris: le

mccain said no, collins said no, rand paul said no. you can't lose three votes. votes. didn't have anything to do with ed cochran, or the hospital. >> and he want in the hospital. i like to think that the person with the best information in the world is the president. i guess not. >> that does it for us. you can catch stephanie monday through friday at 9:00 a.m. eastern. >> and you can catch ali every day at 3:00 p.m. eastern. we're signing off. are have a great rest of your weekend. re have a great rest o weekend. e have a great rest of weekend. have a great rest of weekend. have a great rest of y weekend. wemost familiar companies,'s but we make more than our name suggests. we're an organic tea company. a premium juice company. a coconut water company. we've got drinks for long days. for birthdays. for turning over new leaves. and we make them for every moment in every corner of the country. we are the coca-cola company, and we're proud to offer so much more. but on the inside, i feel chronic, widespread pain.like most people. fibromyalgia may be invisible to o

are you expecting rand paul is a "no"? >> with rand paul, he has very particular on health care. we want hit support, because when else would he get the opportunity to vote on a bill that actually provides real entitlement reform? when will be get a chance that doubles the ability to double to your health savings account. when we get rid of the individual, employer mandate, and those are things that are important to rand paul. this administration stood for life, in this per protects life. he can say it, i protect life and instead, i went the other way. >> chris: rand paul has made it clear, he wants to repeal obamacare. he says the bill doesn't leave a lot of obamacare including all of the taxes in place. he calls it obamacare-lite. >> the support that rand paul has given, we support as well. there was a vote on a simple repeal measure that failed 45-55. the president said he would have supported it, but our choices are to continue obamacare, continue crushing the american people with higher premiums, less coverage, what is the option of a new path? you have covered the amount of

no-brainer. let me ask you this. let's talk about rand paul. he wants more of this focused on the states. this graham-cassidy is moree state focused. what is with rand paul? >> i do not understand. he said it's more obamacare. this struck me from a conservative point of view as a perfectly reasonable piece of legislation. i can't make hide or hair or any sense of rand paul. >> it repeals the mandate. we know that. what it does not do is it doesn't change the health care requirements that are offered. there is still too much of the same elements in this. of course, it does not repeal a great deal. er does get rid of mandates and that's good, but it does not tell the states to set up which is of problem. i don't trust states, when you send a block grant of money that they will even use it. >> i agree with>> that. >>jeanine: here's the thing. who was in a bettere position to solve the problems then the people closest to it? to me, the states should handle that and by the way, medicaid, medicare, a lot of this stuff -- when i was a prosecutor, i us

paul. >> john mccain is a "no" are you suggesting that rand paul is also a definite "no". >> i think he is principled on healthcare and we hope that we can win his support. because you vote unable to actually provides real reform. when we get a chance to vote it doubles the ability to contribute to health savings accounts. and chris, when we get the ability to vote under the threat of the individual mandate, employee mandate and something is important to rand paul. that is life. this demonstration has stood for life in the bill protects the sanctity of life by denying taxpaying dolls going to fund abortions. if rand paul is the final vote here it is hard to see how he can go to his support and say i have the chance to protect life and instead i went the other way. >> but, rand paul has made it clear he wants to repeal obama care. he says and in fact, the bill does leave a lot of obamacare including all of the taxes in place, he calls it obamacare light. >> i think that the support that he has given in previous efforts we support as well. as you recall last time there was a boat on a simple

him and rand paul's no vote but then it comes down to markowski and susan collins.affect alabama as you've been talking about because it's a reminder of the swamp, the cone that we've been undergoing. >> jeanine: let me ask you this -- is there any chance of a democrat coming on board? >> no. but there's a chance that susan collins is going down, she's leaning again today. she was against all the other repeal efforts. we could do a bipartisan deal. add more competition. as we did with the debt ceiling, american people are very happy with that and trump's numbers are going up. this is where it is heading. i think tammy is right. it will impact alabama but help judge avoid more and hurt luther strange. >> jeanine: as i said earlier, he got 9 million from mitch mcconnell's pack. if you would think in order to get the votes in the senate, anyone who disappoints him -- this is politics, not church. anyone who disappoints him -- he punished them and take away their committee memberships. the assignments. why isn't mitch mcconnell doing that? >> if he had done that with ma

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we went over, those republicans were john mccain and the lisa murkowski, susan collins and rand paul. >> nojohn mccain says he will not vote for legislation. rand paul says the same unless he sees particular changes. >> this is a bad idea. it's not a repeal. a narrow focus to the things they agree on come expanding health savings accounts can be giving more freedom to waivers, slow down the rate of growth of an outrageous or out-of-control entitlement spending. sure, i would before that. >> senator ted cruz seemingly added his own name to the list of potential know. >> we both sat down with lindsey graham and bill cassidy last week. we laid out a series of changes they wanted to see that her all about giving consumers more freedom, listing regulations from the federal government that are driving up premiums so premiums can go down and more people can afford health insurance. they took our edits and say if you take these, we are aghast. later they removed our edits. right now they don't have the info. liz: earlier today, mike lee says right now the only major public and, only need 50 yes vot

no. rand paul, a no. john mccain is a no.f the three hold firmly, my suspicion is there won't even be a vote on the senate floor. it will be over. phil, stand by. we're standing by to hear directly from lawmakers. i want quick reaction from senator chris murphy of connecticut. member of the foreign relations committee. i assume you're pretty happy about susan collins and her decision to vote against this legislation. >> of course susan collins is voting no on this legislation. any rational human being would vote against this monstrosity. it's got a 20% approval rating in the american public because it essentially is the equivalent of health care arson. it's pretty amazing that this is where we are. that republicans were even considering voting on a bill without a cbo score that nonpartisan estimates suggest would reduce the number of people with insurance in this country by 30 million. would raise rates by 20%, and would get rid of the one part of the affordable care act that even republicans liked, which was the protection f

>> is a pleasure to be here paul. no, it is not necessarily unusual.ning of the spring seasonal forecast expecting 2017 to be a very active hurricane season. and last year 2016 it was relatively active. with many storms and hurricanes. however, the major hurricanes that we saw with harvey irma and maria in previous years, he did not see this hidden united states coastline. we have been lucky.>> so we have had those kinds of severe storms. they just did not end up hitting the united states or areas that we pay a lot of attention to. but you have looked at the history of hurricane activity. severe seeing more storms now or more in general that we should be worried about? >> well, our historical records are somewhat uncertain prior to the advent of satellites in the 1970s. so based on the records that we do have, we have to rely on incomplete records but what we do have, we tend to see hurricane activity remaining relatively stable. we have ups and downs based on cycles. and in the recent years, it's actually been 12 years since hurricane wilma though ask

rand paul is a definite no.e in maine, because some states again, some states lose, mena would gain, and it sure looks like susan collins would be a "no" ." if that is the case, then they can't lose any more votes. murkowski is very much in doubt. and i think there are others who are very much in question, like from ohio, they had medicaid expansion. and west virginia, that is a stage that would lose. and also the two senators from iowa. tony ernst and chuck. it so i think that's the playing field is a little bit bigger than we have been thinking. and they cannot lose any of the senators if susan collins and rand paul go against the graham-cassidy bill. >> heather: so obviously, that makes the meeting between pens and the governor all the more important, and a john mccain had said that he would go the way of his governor, and his governor there in arizona has said that he will support the bill. so do you think that -- of course, we are now being told that mccain is still carefully looking at it. so do you think

right now that's right rand paul is no.senator john mccain, and lisa murkowski expressing concerns. if three of the four vote no, the bill is dead. >> president trump targeting senator paul, the president says quote, rand paul is a friend of mine, but he is such a negative force when it comes to fixing health care. graham/cassidy bill is great. white house is hoping senator graham's close relationship will help get it passed. >>> blue cross blue shield, american medical associations, among the latest groups to reject the bill, the very group that is provide headache and represeand -- check out this comment he said i could maybe give you ten reason why is this bill shouldn't be considered. but republicans campaigned on this so often, that you have a responsibility to carry out what you said in the campaign. that's pretty much as much of a reason as the substance of the bill. cnn's phil mattingly has more from capitol hill. >> reporter: here's what we know just nine days out now from when senator republicans have to pass a he

three republican no votes is enough to kill this ning. senator rand paul was number one no vote. he's a definite no. susan collins said she leans no. there's also additional i a lot of bee searching and wondering about the vote of lisa murkowski. but this mccain is out it looks like this thing may be dead or almost dead. republicans have a few more days. they have another week ultimately to cook something else up but it does not look good for them. we'll have more ahead tonight including what i think led to this latest failure by the republicans. here's another piece of news that arose unexpectedly today. starting this afternoon individual states started putting out out of the blue statements about whether or not they're election infrastructure had been hacked during the election by the russians. all these different states started one by one making declarations as to whether or not that happened to them this past year. we really didn't know what to make of it. we started to see the statements coming in. we didn't know why it was happening today until god bless wisconsin. the wisc

white house officials think rand paul is the senator they could flip in the next couple days. it is interesting, because he actually has been a hard nod the others say they are leaning, but rand paul is the one that said, he is been the most forceful. i do think it is hard to see what they could insert in the bill last minute to get rand paul to flood, because his whole point, he does not think this bill fully repeals obamacare. he wants that lot to be completely wiped away. there'd be a lot of changes you'd have to make to potentially switch other senators in the process. lisa murkowski is still on the table, susan collins was out this morning looking like she would be a strong note dennis lim window, and have a lot to do. i have 30 seconds. i want to give it to you, kim, this would be a big mistake after seven years, they do not repeal and replace obamacare. >> will not just affect health care either. they will then have another defeat heading right into tax. they will be not unified. it does not bode well for the other priorities. >> chris: we have to take a break. when we come back, if all that was not enough, things get personal

talk about that but at least from the white house perspective despite that john mccain is a no and rand paul is a no the white house still believes there's a very slim chance here. >> kayla, thank you. we get to see health care stocks rally when we first took out the initial indications that this would not pass but this also has the implications for tax. >> i don't think it's going to pass it's a last ditch effort and then basically repeal is dead on the table after that so i think that the move we saw in the health care stocks that's the way you want to play it. >> time to look back at our open trades last month. dan made a bearish bet on being down sames stocks. >> action prices are low and volatility is off of 2017 lows you could look to it in the money put spread when the stock is trading at 5475 you could buy the january 55, 50 foot spreadment pay $1.30 for that. >> falling more than a percent. >> more than a percent that's one of the rb reasons i look at it give this some time. we were all in agreement that this is not a great looking chart so when you think about rates going up, you s

>> it's a pleasure to be here, paul. no, it's not necessarily unusual.sonal forecasters from noaa expected 2017 to, indeed, be a very active hurricane season. and last year in 2016 it was relatively active with many storms and hurricanes. however, the major hurricanes that we saw with harvey, irma and maria in previous years we didn't see those hitting the united states' coastlines. paul: okay. >> we had been lucky. paul: so we've had those kinds of severe storms, they just didn't end up hitting the united states or areas that we pay a lot of attention to. but let's -- you've looked at the history of hurricane activity. are we seeing more severe storms now or more in general that we should be worried about? >> well, our historical records are somewhat uncertain prior to the advent of satellites in the 1970s. so based on the records that we do have, we have to rely on incomplete records, but what we do have we tend to see hurricane activity remaining relatively stable. we have ups and downs based on cycles, and in the recent years it's actually been 12 ye

so senator rand paul of kentucky, a hard no. senator sno john mccain a hard .ely no, and that's enough to kill it. the other vote that was in doubt as you know senator lisa murkowski of alaska. look at the fact checks of the bill, dig into the policy of this bill. this was going to be, of all the different versions that have come up, this was goto

paul. they were no votes already. with two no votes the republicans could still pass it, but with three they're dead. if this volt were held right now it would be toast. the cbo also put out its latest score on the republican plan. because of the way it's written it's hard to estimate exactly how many americans would lose all health insurance because of what the republicans are trying to do, but the cbo felt safe today in estimating that the number would at least be in the millions. it's anybody's guess at this point whether republicans are going to go for it again and if so when. but if they do, unless they change course radically, they are very likely to keep running into the same brick wall, the same resistance, including from some very, very determined americans for whom this is absolutely life or death. worrying about your big... about the client dinner. you gonna wear? hannah. did you get that email i sent you? i need you to respond... ...before you wake up. when life keeps you up... zzzquil helps you fall aslee

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and techie senator rand paul has announced he will vote no on the health care bill. friday, in a speech in said he president trump thought senator paul might be in his words "coming around on the matter." today on meet the press, senator paul was asked about that. >> and the president's words, re you going to "come around?" sen. paul: well, i have always been for the bill. but this new bill just keeps the spending in obamacare and reshuffles it around the states. i do not believe obamacare is going away with this bill, we are just keeping the money that was going into it, it reshuffling it, taking the money from democrats's states and giving it to republican states. what happens when the democrats win? they will try to claw back the money from republican's states and give it back to democrat states. the narrow focus on the things we all agree on, expanding health savings accounts, giving governments more ability to give waivers, slowing the out-of-control entitlement spending, i am for that. but not this block granting process. host: so if block grants are in there,

passed no significant legislation of any kind since they took control in january, today their latest and potentially last effort to try to kill obamacare finally fizzled out. kentucky senator rand paul was a no. john mccain said no on friday. they could spare no more republican no votes if they wanted to get this thing passed but then today susan collins of maine said she was a no vote, as well. so once again, it's dead. this thing that they were going to do even before trump got there, they still can't do this many months in. so we're going to have more on that coming up tonight, including the reason why it seems to have happened. which will likely be the same reason these efforts by the republicans will keep failing again and again and again, even if they keep trying to do this thing forever. so that story is ahead tonight. >>> i have to say, it been kind of through the looking glass day in the news today. there is a lot of big news. some of it is news we were expecting or watching for but a lot of it is stuff that would be shocking at any other time in american politics. up to the bar on what counts as weird anymore. but here today, some of this stuff seems weird. the president's

. >> i was just wondering if senator paul is a yes or no. >> calling to see if there's any update on the health care vote. >> reporter: their deadlines looming at the end of next week. >> and mary bruce with us again from capitol hill tonight. our political team, we see them there making the calls, as they always do. where do those senators stand tonight, mary? >> reporter: david, republicans can afford to lose just two votes here, and right now, none of those four are onboard. paul is a no, collins is leaning no, murkowski is undecided, and mccain still won't say where he stands, and he wants us to stop asking. david? >> mary bruce with our political coverage for tonight. mary, thank you. >>> we turn next here to oklahoma city. questions about police use of force. officers investigating a hit and run accident, encountering a man they say was holding a metal pipe. they told him to drop it, but he was deaf. he was then shot and killed. abc's kenneth moton from the scene tonight. >> reporter: tonight, an investigation into the deadly police shooting of a deaf man in oklahoma city. >> o

that at least from the white house perspective, melissa, despite the fact that john mccain is a no, rand paul this morning is a no, the white house still believes there is a very slim chance here. back to you. >> kayla, thank you, kayla tausche in washington for us mike, we did see health care stocks rally when we first got initial indications that this would not pass this also has implications potentially for tax. >> it does, certainly. i don't think this thing is going to pass, it's basically a last ditch effort because they want to do this during the reconciliation budget process, and basically repeal is dead on the table after that the move that we saw in the health care stocks, i would say that's the way you want to play it >>> time to look back, last month dan made a bearish bet on beaten-down staples stocks >> option prices are low, implied volatility has ticked up off 2017 lows. you could look to an in the money put spread, when the stock was trading at the xlp, underground pay 1.30 disregar$1 put spread >> dan, what do you do next? >> that was one of the reasons why i looked at it in

no. murkowski, collins, who am i missing here, a third. i'm sorry paul is a no.mccain and collins remains to be seen which way they will go. because of that, neil, it remains to be seen whether this thing will be brought up to the floor next week. mcconnell said it is his intention to. right now they do not have the 50-vote threshold at least not yet, neil. neil: you're at the white house where the president tweeted yesterday, if graham-cassidy did not include coverage for preexisting conditions he wouldn't sign it. sound it me like preexisting conditions are going to be covered but there doesn't appear to be a guarranty those with such conditions would pay more, right? reporter: that goes to the part in the bill, it needs to be affordable and adequate. which goes to the question, what is affordable? neil: what is affordable. you're not going to pay as low a rate or premium as they are but you are going to pay more, right? reporter: right. i mean it will be affordable they say, but then again you know, what is that? neil: it's weird. thank you, buddy, very, very

rand paul is no. susan collins is leaning no. lisa merck owski is studying the bill and john mccain won't say where he stands. don't have the vote but holding the vote next week. capitol hill. >>> optimism and aggravation are two themes from former president obama. >> legislation we passed was full of things we needed fixed. wasn't perfect, but it was better. >> republican senators trying to pass reform health care bill by the end of the month. despite this battle, former president remains optimistic. >> the world has never been healthier, wealthier, better educated or in many ways more to tolerant or less violent than it is today. >> keynote at event for bill and melinda gates foundation in new york. >>> new developments on the russia investigation. robert mueller is looking closely at president himself now, including the firing of fbi director james comey and meeting with rusian officials in the oval office the very next day. chief white house correspondent with new details. >> reporter: clearest indication yet that special cou

no, "john, paul, george... and ringoooo." because you know, anyone can play like that.a and i met a lot of drummers, they said they call us to the studio, theyjust want us to play like you. so, i had no problem with it. i didn't like it, but it didn't stop me playing. ijust played the way i played. i play emotionally, that's how i do it. is that the secret? is that the ringo style? well, that's my way of doing it. i don't know if it's the secret. it's not a secret now, i just told you! how do you feel, being back? i know you visit often. you said that you voted brexit, or that was your indication... i didn't vote, i was out of the country. i wondered. i said the people voted, and they have to get on with it. suddenly it's, like, "well, we don't like that vote." what you mean you don't like that vote? you had the vote, this is what won, let's get on with it. would you have voted that way? i would have voted for brexit, yes. i would have voted to get out. but don't tell bob geldof! why did you vote that way? because i think it's a great move. i think, you know, to be in c

collins is a no, and paul is a no, so i do not see how it will happen.nie: did you get a response from cassidy yet? kimmel does not understand what is in the bill. i think he does. vonnie: marty schenker, thank you very much. the bill has not even been forwarded yet anyways. it is very hard to know. nejra: fedex delivering good news to investors. shares are rising, despite the fact that the shipping and issedht company m quarterly estimates. the facts behind our stocks on the hour, next on bloomberg. ♪ nejra: live from london, i'm nejra cehic. vonnie: and i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg markets. business leaders ringing the alarm on recent market rallies and valuations. joining us now is erik schatzker, sitting down with david rubenstein at the bloomberg global business forum taking place today in new york city. >> you were among the first people in private equity to flag a recession risk. several years ago in fact. what are you seeing in the economy now? david: it is in reasonably good shape. i have been saying for a number of years that a recession

rand paul as the no vote so far. the whip count has ten other republican senators as undecided or unannounced. but most eyes are most closely foixd two other senators who join mccain in voting no last time. susan collins of maine, lisa murkowski of alaska. trump told the crowd tonight, health care is what brought him to alabama. he said when he called his friend luther strange in the last vote, strange told him he had his back. >> luther did that for me. and i remembered luther. we have to be loyal in life of there's something called loyalty with these folks. and i might have made a mistake. i'll be honest. i might have made a mistake. here's a story. if luther doesn't win, they won't say we picked up 25 points in a very short period of time. their going to say donald trump, the president of the united states, was unable to pull his candidate across the line. it is a terrible, terrible moment for trump. and do you know what? i had luther, i have to say this. if his point wins, i'm going to be hear campaigning like he

no, we are oppose this. that's probably because this bill would destablize the insurance market. >> republicans are scrambling. they need 50 of the 52 senators to approve it. already, senator rand paul says no. that puts pressure talent republicans who said no last time, senators collins, mccain and murkowski. democrats are accusing republicans to rush it before the bucket office can examine it. >>> and hewlett packard making a tough decision. this is going to affect hundreds of its employees. >>> if you are planning on leaving san francisco and you take highway 101, i would say 101 to 280 and take 280 to peninsula. i will tell you why to avoid san mateo, coming up. >>> hewlett packard is about to cut 5000 jobs, 10% of its work force to lower costs. the jobs will be cut by the end of the year, likely affecting employees here in the u.s. and ablood. >>> the u.s. iphone gadget iphone 8 released. take a look at china. dozens lined outside of stores. same scene in shanghai and hong kong. experts say that turnout was lower than earlier years but many die-hard apple fans say they don't care. they will continue to camp out order to get the latest iphone. how much will it cost? between 700

pick was the relationship that the singer had with paul ryan and he did no one paul ryan to show up on a stage with trump and there are there's a lot of discussion right now in d.c. too about how how singer was also behind the. by the very least his political operation was and so this is interesting because. it was been discussed in the wall street journal that there were supposedly two donors who are behind this one republican one and one democrat one. but so far it hasn't really materialized who those who those people were my people in in around d.c. tell me very clearly it was paul singer that did the whole operation and he's very firmly expected to lose the election he also thought that the republicans would lose the senate and he was spent very heavily in the election to try to make sure that mr trump did not win even after trump won the nomination what's troubling is that a paul singer hedge fund manager he's into politics for capital gain and he's trying to subvert the political process in many ways to further his aims in the hedge fund industry and they have access to unlimited

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senator rand paul is already a no. and more are wavering. >> we do need to reform the affordable care act, but we need to do so in a bipartisan, careful way, making sure we understand the consequences. >> reporter: now as for some of right now are on senator john mccain, he's in a tough spot. his governor supports the gill, his best friend, senator lindsey graham is one of the bill's authors, but john mccain does not like this process. he wants bipartisanship and open hearings. what he does not want to talk about right now is where he stands. mary bruce, abc news, capitol hill. >>> in the meantime, jimmy kimmel took a few moments out of his show to vent his frustration over this health care reform bill. >> he made an impassioned plea this year after his son was born with a congenital heart defect. and one senator said it had to pass the jimmy kimmel test to make sure all kids like kimmel's would be promised care without lifetime caps. >> as it turns out, the bill falls short of those promises. >> and just lied right to