it's like a rubiks cube.e sideline up, and you mess something else up. it is incredibly complicated. i think the best case scenario that republicans will have is a couple tweaks, make it a little more competitive, and call it trump care. that's probably as good as it gets. >> here's the thing, republicans had six years to try to help the democrats fix obama care, and they decided to obstruct. donald trump had 18 months during the campaign to offer something new, but all he did was offer rhetoric after rhetoric after rhetoric, and what both republicans and donald trump is learning, is that you can't govern with rhetoric. it's not going to work. so today when donald trump talked about how complicated the health care system was or how obama care was, the first thing is, if he knew anything about governing and policy, he would know health care is complicated. >> he said that today, who knew health care was so complicated. >> he's the one that's making it complicated. he wants to take away health care from tens of

ais situation to me is like rubiks cube. sides will be trump, pence, tillerson, conway, flynn.nd the blocks will be spicer, paul ryan and mitch mcconnell. these people know all about what happened before and after the situation arised. once you find some way to get them started, get the congress started to investigate, get the president and his aides to start telling the truth, then this will be never solved. thathe republican caller's you have come if they cannot speak to the subject at hand and talk about trump and the trump aids, don't compare donald trump with president obama because he would never be president obama. flynncompare a michael with susan rice. and don't even compare the situation because the situations are different also. one of them would be considered an act of treason. was a message given that turned out to be false. not so much as an intentional -- it was not an intentional lie by susan rice. then come it got corrected. this situation, until we start to try to solve this rubiks cube, it will not get salt. -- not get solved. host: on twitter -- we will go n

chaos, what joe biden told me, he called the rubik's cube of this foreign policy where, you know, rubik'slling logic in the creators of the rubic's cube. this is just 52-card pickup in american foreign policy. >> the head scratcher, iran and russia, i mean, you could argue it's their most important ally outside of the middle east. >> right. the whole thing doesn't seem terribly well thought out. it's like -- >> what does? >> -- let's just blast this into the universe, see what happens, maybe we'll appease some of our base who doesn't understand what's going on. >> this is no longer a joke to say i'm worried about starting a war with a tweet. you knows, because these, again, we're dealing with people who are -- shoot and then think about it afterwards and they aim. we're getting to the point where there are going to be these international consequences he cannot control. >> "guardian" is already reporting that secretary of defense mattis toned down the words, toned down flynn's statement, believe it or not. >> thank god, mattis. >> we don't know what the statement was going to say, maybe th

so most like a rubik's cube without having the rubik.fact that for example, the square footage is what it is and what it's going to be on not in the package is all a lot of guessing and i have to assume that the discussion was with the neighbor says, fail to really get into some of the detail. i think the best thing is to call the question and then see what comes out and then we can discuss what else is on the table. >> very good commissioners of this emotion been seconded to take dr and approve the project without the fourth type top floated on a motion johnson koppel nay melgar aye moore yes richards aye hillis aye so moved the motion passes for-two with commissioners johnson and koppel voting against. he was commissioners that places us under public comments. >> commissioner moore did you have- >> no. the commission made a decision and it would've been a tie there would've been an ability to make it second motion but there isn't. thank you >> commissioners, that'll places on public, good i have no speaker cards good >> is there any ge

so most like a rubik's cube without having the rubik.e fact that for example, the square footage is what it is and what it's going to be on not in the package is all a lot of guessing and i have to assume that the discussion was with the neighbor says, fail to really get into some of the detail. i think the best thing is to call the question and then see what comes out and then we can discuss what else is on the table. >> very good commissioners of this emotion been seconded to take dr and approve the project without the fourth type top floated on a motion johnson koppel nay melgar aye moore yes richards aye hillis aye so moved the motion passes for-two with commissioners johnson and koppel voting against. he was commissioners that places us under public comments. >> commissioner moore did you have- >> no. the commission made a decision and it would've been a tie there would've been an ability to make it second motion but there isn't. thank you >> commissioners, that'll places on public, good i have no speaker cards good >> is there any

a song synonymous with the 80s as ronald reagan and rubik's cube. order sold millions of records. and helps create electronic music. peter cook has released a new memoir called "inside new order." today peter cook joins me. it's a sad story. admittedly. because the band kind of fell apart. and it's an interesting journey. but you said the saddest part is the fact there is no happy ending. >> i wrote three books now and none of them have had a happy ending. we are -- we split up in 2007. and we started fighting. and then they reformed in 2011 without me under murky circumstances. so i started a long legal battle it's still going on and we are still fighting away. i think the lawyers are delighted paying for their mercedes and holidays in the bahamas while we fight it through. i met burn when i was 11. it's amazing how you can spend so much time with someone and it goes so wrong in the end. kennedy: you have said you were more analog and he was more digital. >> the interesting thing is it did work. because after george vision which was purely rock, we

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i had a rubiks cube once in new orleans, and they were shushing me about that, too. eventually i just kind of put it to the side. the only thing i could really do after a while was nothing. and i had to sit there and hour after hour, and just remember this is a supernaturally boring endeavor, watching politicians give the same speech over and over again. i had to sit there and just think. and all those, turned out to be hundreds and hundreds of hours of just watching this process. after a while i would else is focused on things like what is the candidate saying, you know, urging campaign trail questions like who is up in the polls today, with this or that running mate make a difference, is the person getting a convention bounce, or are these poll numbers just fake or what's going on tax i was having these darker more metaphysical thoughts like what are we doing here? what is this that we're doing? what is this activity we are engaged in? i looked around and a sort of thoughts like wow, this cost a lot of money, all the stuff. all these people traveling around in this

ultima ultimately, this is a rubiks cube, and lot of pieces that have to come together, and i do think that i know the issues and the players, and i do ti that i have worked in a albeit much less complicated capacity, but i have worked to develop a skillset that is complimentary to the task. >> in your law practice? >> yes. >> okay. one specific issue that i want to raise is what is the investments and the ainge shurngs and the ambassador to israeli is going to have to be someone who is a spokesperson for the u.s. point of view on this, and will have the ability i open to try to communicate to the rest of the world what it means for instance to have sanctions or boycott with regard to the west bank and what that peens in terms of israeli and the palestinian, and goe slan another issue that is becoming a part of the bds in some for ums, and what is your view on bds and ben cardin and i u have legislation that we want to get passed, but talk about how you feel as am bbassador the israel how you can be a communiqcator the to put this global effort in what is a strong support from the unit

it's a very big rubiks cube we try to wrestle with everyday. i take the medical approach even though i'm not a doctor to this, which is let's not make this worse. let's do no harm and try to make it better. that's the only advice i have right now. sen. corker: i think your response on the settlements indicates -- let me ask you this. do you think prime minister netanyahu has been very clear on this for many years? you know israel well. do you think the vision of military presence in the west viewforever is the general of sort of the mainstream of knesset there? thefriedman: i think control of the jordan valley is something which people on the left and the right agree upon. the single most important feature of any palestinian state. does it mean it would have to be military embedded within the communities or even the towns, but at the perimeter, i do believe that on the left and the right there is unanimity that there must be controlled the perimeter. sen. corker: it seems to me that if that is the case, and i agree with you, i think that is the

ultimately, this is a rubiks cube, and lot of pieces that have to come together, and i do think that i know the issues and the players, and i do think that i have worked in a albeit much less complicated capacity, but i have worked to develop a skillset that is complimentary to the task. >> in your law practice? >> yes. >> ok. one specific issue that i want to raise is what is the investments and i think the ambassador to israeli is going to have to be someone who is a spokesperson for the u.s. point of view on this, and will have the ability, i hope to try to communicate to the rest of the world what it means for instance to have sanctions or boycott with regard to the west bank and what does that mean in terms of israel? and the palestinians? another issue that is becoming a part of the bds in some for ums, and what is your view on bds and ben cardin and i have legislation that we want to get passed, but talk about how you feel as ambassador to israel, how you can be a communiquecator -- can be a communicator to put this global effort in what is a strong support from the united sta

kevin brady, the congressman of the house ways and means committee it's like a rubik's cube.g you tweak triggers other things. it's tough to get it done. the president got a lot of input from governors. a lot of work on capitol hill. how do they get on the same page? >> president trump inherited a terrible mess with obamacare. a lot of expectations that will be difficult to make happen. i know the president cares about people getting healthcare. i grew up in a family that didn't have healthcare. he cares about healthcare. what he said on saturday. he has to make sure states are treated fairly. some expanded, some didn't. you have to treat everybody fairly. he has taken the time to get information. tom price is a great hhs secretary. i think together they'll come up with a great plan. i think they'll give me a lot of flexibility. what i want. i know what people need in my state. the other governors know what their needs are in their states. they'll give me a lot of inflexibility and i can improve healthcare in my state. >> shannon: you've been hanging out with democratic count

clearly when you are dealing with this rubik's cube, you are dealing with 27 other governments and parliamentsu have to have space in the negotiating. francine: this is for the people back home? mr. clegg: what theresa may has done is, even before she started negotiations, she has left becauseno flexibility she has raised expectations with the hard brexiteers in her party and the conservative supporting press. will not tolerate any departure from that sort of hard brexit ideology. what i find mystifying about her tactics, nevermind the wider strategy or wisdom, i find it mystifying that the government has spent all its time appealing to a domestic audience and in doing so actually tied her hands before she even goes into the negotiating room. that seems to me to be a pretty shortsighted way of conducting more preparing for what will be a very complex set of talks. francine: will that antagonize diplomats in brussels? mr. clegg: the politicians and diplomats i speak to, many of them are politicians. they understand what politics is like. but i think they are surprised that she hasn't used the a

. >> there's a rubik's cube of what he can do to get different support from different factions. bob put it on the toughest part of the cube, is there a way to simultaneously unite republican party who is divided on spending and a way for the democrats. >> mika, right now the people he's going before are not really that popular. the nbc wall street poll yesterday, we'll be showing some of these numbers throughout the day, you look at donald trump he's 43-47 upside down. that's better than the republican party, better than the democratic party, much better than chuck schumer or nancy pelosi. so donald trump for the first time since president, paul ryan 34, 45, trump 43, 47. republican party 35, 43, democratic party 30, 46. usually if you're in the minority those go up. mitch mcconnell upside down, nancy pelosi upside down as well. donald trump as he goes in will know he's the most popular politician in that chamber. we'll see if it provides him that touch of graciousness we thought was missing in the inaugural address. >> certainly pushing money doing in different directions. one