president who is willing -- you had the last ,resident who said very clearly i am sure he was in shellshock, but shortly after he was elected, he was told by then-president obama that north korea will be your biggest problem. he heard that and took that into account, and he has picked up where others left off. he is trying to bring denuclearization and peace to places around the world where there are dangerous people. hogan just said on fox business, it is the president's obligation. >> i was watching that. i didn't hear it. ms. conway: the president has an obligation to bring peace wherever he can. the president has an obligation to bring better health care to 20 million americans who have none. years after obama-bidencare passed. nine and a half years. there are folks who don't have insurance. you have health care through your employer. so do i. don't you care about the people who don't have health care? when the president talked about that yesterday -- we are protecting pre-existing conditions, but we want to make sure medicare and medicaid is strengthened as well. we're looking at mater

i am just here shellshocked because the subject is so massive in my life and others around me. i am 61. it has hit me all my life. end seem toric keep changing. can you go deep and not shallow on what you found is people who find hope in the spiritual and , because at the end of the day, do you have some goodness,mercy and and again, i am struggling. when you live in a secular, materialistic society, when the predispositions of all of the media is secular and materialistic, at the end of the there is no hope being given to us, so the world tends to close in on you. and what i really, here is my real question -- all of the media needs to be more open theologically and intellectually to discuss where our real hope is coming. k, a: stephen rodric similar feeling echoed on twitter, what role if any has the decline of religion played? guest: it is one of the things, and i will be the first to admit that i have a lot of great feedback on the story and one of the criticism i got was that i did not spend a lot of time on the issue of faith. what i would say is faith is it is the aspect

. >>> now at 5:30, a bombshell for an industry that is already a little shellshocked. letters that have the city's taxi drivers are terrified to at eveng i veronicde la cruz. >> i am allen martin. those letters received are calling for full repayment of the medallion loads. as will wilson walker shows us those are sums of money the drivers simply cannot pay. >> reporter: is the latest wrinkle in the long dark saga that is the meltdown of the san francisco taxi industry. your number in the early chapters we have drivers u om a of work to $250,000 for those once precious medallions. >> 25 years i have done this job i've always comply with the rules and regulations. >> enter ridesharing. >> is like $1 million, now it is worth this.

. >>> now at 5:30, a bombshell for an industry that is already a little shellshocked. letters that have the city's taxi drivers are terrified to at eveng i veronicde la cruz. >> i am allen martin. those letters received are calling for full repayment of the medallion loads. as will wilson walker shows us those are sums of money the drivers simply cannot pay. >> reporter: is the latest wrinkle in the long dark saga that is the meltdown of the san francisco taxi industry. your number in the early chapters we have drivers u om a of work to $250,000 for those once precious medallions. >> 25 years i have done this job i've always comply with the rules and regulations. >> enter ridesharing. >> is like $1 million, now it is worth this. >> and now we uncover the san francisco credit union sitting on most of those medallion loans. >> we partner with the city on many different avenues. this is when we felt that they left us in the bag and that is the reason for the lawsuit. >> reporter: what is new now? how about around a dozen letters that have drivers even more worried than th

i am looking at some of your faces, you do look a little shellshocked. i didn't know if it will. it has been in a lot of hard work over a long period of time. people have been through individual stuff as well as a team. to now say we have won the world cup is special. how do you deal with that pressure? 0bviously, you deal with that pressure? obviously, the main aim, the main focus was to win this world cup and that has been the same case. how have you dealt with the pressure? the pressure comes with the pressure we put on ourselves. the pressure we put on ourselves to improve over the last four years, the pressure we put on ourselves to get better, push each other into performances we have done over the last period. yesterday was a completely different pressure because it has not really been a 350 power score, it has been 290. we had a little bit of luck but that helps because we played the type of cricket we wanted to play over that long period of time. talk me through the match yesterday. nobody in the tea m the match yesterday. nobody in the team wou

we were saying that you do look a little shellshocked, is the enormity starting to sink in?gh individual stuff, as well as a team. to now say we have won the world cup is exceptional. how do you deal with that pressure? i was saying the main aim, the main focus was to win this world cup and that has certainly been the case since the last world cup, how have you dealt with the pressure of trying to deliver the sport's biggest prize on home soil?m trying to deliver the sport's biggest prize on home soil? it goes with the pressure we put on ourselves, the pressure we put on ourselves, the pressure we put on ourselves to get better, to consta ntly ourselves to get better, to constantly push each other into delivering performances over we have over the three—year period. yesterday was a completely different pressure. it has not necessarily beena pressure. it has not necessarily been a power score, it has been to atr to 90. we had some luck along the way. —— 280 or 290. atr to 90. we had some luck along the way. -- 280 or 290. talk us through the match yesterday. nobody in the tea

i am just here shellshocked because the subject is so massive in my life and others around me.61. it has hit me all my life. end seem toric keep changing. can you go deep and not shallow on what you found is people who find hope in the spiritual and , because at the end of the day, do you have some goodness,mercy and and again, i am struggling. when you live in a secular, materialistic society, when the predispositions of all of the media is secular and materialistic, at the end of the there is no hope being given to us, so the world tends to close in on you. and what i really, here is my real question -- all of the media needs to be more open theologically and intellectually to discuss where our real hope is coming. k, a: stephen rodric similar feeling echoed on twitter, what role if any has the decline of religion played? guest: it is one of the things, and i will be the first to admit that i have a lot of great feedback on the story and one of the criticism i got was that i did not spend a lot of time on the issue of faith. what i would say is faith is it is the aspect of bu