steny hoyer was in the capitol. here's a live look outside the capitol where the house is getting ready to vote very soon on the republican bill -- on the republican health care reform bill. we're also following breaking news. president trump will be signing an executive order to essentially aiming at relaxing restrictions on political activity by religious organizations. we're going to bring you that live event when it begins. that could begin at any moment. let's bring in some very smart folks with me. national political reporter for real clear politics, abby phillip is here, cnn analyst and white house reporter with the washington post, jeff zeleny is cnn's white house correspondent and tammy is cnn money's senior writer who has done a whole lot of writing. you've gotten a lot of ink on this version of the health care bill and the ones in the past. there are a lot of -- there are a lot of political questionses and a lot of policy questions. in the most basic sense what this comes down to is a discussion over pre-

steny hoyer / (d) minority whip: "they're rushing to judgment because they think the facts are goingo be against them, the facts are going to undermine their ability to pass this bill."> the bill now moves to the senate where it faces another ádauntingá path ahead with republicans holding a slim majority. (pam) back here in the bay area... a health care rally was held in the downtown san francisco outside the office of senator diane feinstein... it happened around 12- noon .. and it was organized by progressive activists at move -on-dot-org. about 50-people showed up, some holding signs saying - don't take away my obamacare . others voiced their concerns about the future of affordable health care in america...

plus republican senator cory cardner, steny hoyer. let me talk. >> i tried. >> i blew my shot. >> he got all excited. >> i got excited. i never get to talk on this show. makes me sad. >> unbelievable. >> steny hoyer, who accuses the gop of, quote, misleading the american people on trump care. "morning joe" is back in a moment. brian, i just need to know if the customer app will be live monday. can we at least analyze customer traffic? can we push the offer online? brian, i just had a quick question. brian? brian... legacy technology can handcuff any company. but "yes" is here. you're saying the new app will go live monday?! yeah. with help from hpe, we can finally work the way we want to. with the right mix of hybrid it, everything computes. are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. start your day with the number one choice of dentists. philips sonicare removes signifi

with me, house minority whip steny hoyer. you can see him, here 7 years ago standing behind president obama as he signed obamacare into law. he just voted no today on the gop bill. nice to see you, sir. >> greta, good to be with you. >> let me ask you some quick questions. the president says premiums are going down. have you read the bill and is that what you understand? >> i've read the bill, but also very importantly, i've read the cbo report that is the independent congressional advisor on fiscal matters, and they say premiums are going up 24 to 29% for the average policyholder. so, any sense that what trump represented as lower costs clearly is not going to happen in this bill. furthermore, of course, he said everybody was going to have insurance. cbo says 24 million people minimum are going to lose their insurance. so, from those standpoints, the trumpcare bill did not accomplish what he promised. >> all right. you say the cbo's score. i was under the understanding, tell me if i'm wrong, one of the complaints about this

steny hoyer(d) minority whip 1:04-1:09rep. mark sanford(r) south carolina1:44-1:49rep. nancy pelosi(d) minority leader after seven years of campaigning and promising. republicans today taking the first step to deliver on their pledge to repeal and replace obamacare.rep. paul ryan / (r) house speaker: "today was a big day - but it's just one step in the processhouse speaker ryan: declaring victory...after a flurry of frenetic negotiating and last- minute changes to win over enough members to save the bill rep. kevin mccarthy / (r) majority leader: "i feel great. it's gonna be a good day."republicans are moving forward withoutá an answer on áhow manyá people would be covered by the bill and at áwhat priceá.rep. steny hoyer / (d) minority whip: "they're rushing to judgment because they think the facts are going to be against them, the facts are going to undermine their ability to pass this bill. we don't have a cbo score"the original bill, as analyzed by the non-partisan congressional budget office, estimated that it would leave 24 million fewer people insured in the next

. >>> maryland congressman steny hoyer is the number two democrat. he attended that briefing with rod rosenstein this morning. congressman, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you, katie. >> what did you learn from rod rosenstein, what in particular stood out to you? >> you understand this was a classified briefing. but i think what i knew and what i was made comfortable with, i think he has proceeded in a way, he clearly wants to raise the confidence level of the american people on the facts that are going to be disclosed and we'll get to the bottom of whatever the facts are. rod rosenstein we've known him in maryland for a long time. we have a great deal of confidence in him. and i think that bob mueller's appointment was an excellent appointment, which will in fact lead to a very fair, thorough investigation, and the facts will dictate the result, not politics. so i'm confident of that. >> i'm sorry to interrupt you. yesterday, rod rosenstein told members of the senate that he was, according to their accounts, that he was aware that presi

obamacare would be a big win for the american people, but in the democratic response, congressman steny hoyer said the g.o.p. plan is worse. >> it will force americans to pay more for less. t the bill is passed. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. >> reporter: the house bill now moves to the senate where a 13- member working group will make changes. it's not yet clear how much the bill would cost or how many americans could lose health rasurance. white house spokeswoman sarah thckabee sanders said the president will not rush the senate. >> we want to get it right, not get it fast. that's the focus. >> reporter: the house plan dakes dramatic cuts to medicaid by capping its funding as of 2020 and by stopping payments to states participating in obamacare's expansion of the program. the bill also allows states to opt out of obamacare protections for people with preexisting conditions. senator chuck schumer says that's why democrats will vote against it. >> we will make sure that trumpcare doesn't pass the senate and can't hurt the american people. tl reporter: as t

house of representatives, steny hoyer. thank you, mr. hoyer.ned by the acting director of the u.s. marshal harlow. david hennie, the national president of the f.o.p. she'llry is with us and be welcoming you to the service in a few minutes. turning now to my far left, these welcome paul irving, sergeant-at-arms from the united states house of representatives. next, it's an honor to have tom acting director for and customstions enforcement. pleased to have acting commissioner for customs and border protection, kevin mcalin tom brandon from a.t.f. with us today. these agencies lost officers in the line of duty in 2016. we're very fortunate to have us tom bossert, assistant to the president for homeland security and counterterrorism, -- what ining us for what they believe is his first memorial service. thank you for being here. to welcome an honor our good friend, elaine chao, secretary of the u.s. department of transportation. attended many of these services and delivered the thesee address at one of events. welcome back, madam secretary. we'd als

steny hoyer> "republicans are going to rue the day they voted for this bill." "let me just say that they have this vote tattooed on them."here are some of the changes in the republican bill. pre=existing conditions ... insurers will be once again be able to charge higher rates if you have a history of anything from cancer to asthma. subsidized premiums: they will be based on age, not income, meaning young people will pay less, older people will pay more.medicaid: in the next ten years 880 billion dollars would be cut from coverage for low income americans.it's possible the senate will try to reverse some of these changes,but then the battle returns to the house. "if they make changes, it has to be somewhat consistent with the outlines we've mapped out here. (steve) bay area leaders are reacting to the g-o-p repeal bill. democratic senator kamala harris said quote "nearly half the country will be back at risk of bankrupt if they get serious illness or injury." and oakland representative barbara lee called it an "evil b

house of representatives, steny hoyer. thank you, mr. hoyer.u.s. marshal service, and david harlow. [applause] linda henne president of the sop auxiliary is with us and she will welcome you to the service in a few minutes. turning now to my far left, please welcome paul irving, sergeant at arms from the united state house of representatives. [applause] next, it's an honor to have him home and come acting director for u.s. immigration and customs enforcement. [applause] please do have acting commissioner for customs and border protection, cap in mcallen and tom brady and for the acs with us today. [applause] sadly, all of these agencies must officers in the line of duty and 26 team. we are very fortunate to have with us tom foster come assistant to the president for homeland security and counterterrorism who is joining us for what i believe is his first memorial service. thank you for being here. [applause] is indeed an honor to welcome my good friend, elaine chao, secretary of the u.s. department of transportation. she's attended many of these

she interned for maryland congressman steny hoyer's office and she worked on hillary clinton's presidentialmpaign so she is looking for time off before she leads off to law school. she is an impressive woman. alison: goodness. larry: done a lot in four years. great story. michelle: thank you. >> i am fully aware of the weirdness of the situation. >> we will tell you why a date at a movie theater landed a woman a date in court. >> do you bike or walk to work? how you could get money to offset the talks. we will outline details of a prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. larry: update now on the new lease of life given to the retired 4000 series rail car. i was cut off and turned into the pop-up shops in t and opened today. seats are also used on the plaza. alison: okay. different. larry: yeah. alison: well, do you take metro? drive? bike? walk to work? well, one d.c. councilmember thinks you s

on "morning joe," senator elizabeth warren is going to join joe and mika as she chastises -- and steny hoyercan health care overhaul. later republican congressman who took a call from the president himself pushing him on the health care fix, but still has concerns about pre-existing conditions coverage. all they a head on "morning how well ou mow fast. they're not just words to mow by, they're words to live by. the john deere ztrak z345r with the accel deep deck to mow faster better. take a test drive and save up to 250 dollars on select john deere residential ztrak mowers. can lead to sleepless nights making you feel helpless. take control of your sleep with unisom® sleeptabs. you fall asleep 33% faster and wake up recharged with all the benefits of a good night's rest. take control of your sleep with unisom®. why do people have eyebrows? why do people put milk on cereal? oh, are you reading why people put milk on cereal? why does your tummy go "grumbily, grumbily, grumbily"? why is it all? no more questions for you! ouph, that milk in your cereal was messing with you, wasn't it? yeah, happ

i was an original co-sponsor for whip steny hoyer's i.t. modernization act which created a revolving fund using $3 billion appropriation for treasury to replace legacy stims. i was pleased to join my friend, ms. kelly, the ranking member of the i.t. subcommittee, and mr. hurd, own the move it act, which revived a proposal for us discussed during the consideration of the legislation, the federal information technology acquisition reform act. these two bills were different but complementary. and worked ultimately to join the two to create this act in front of us today, the m.g.t. act. that act lays the foundation for the future of i.t. modernization funding and reinvestment and investment by the federal government long overdue. the act will authorize an up front investment to retire vulnerable large-scale legacy systems and affect multiple agencies this. bipartisan, bicameral legislation will provide mechanisms and much needed funding for agencies to speed up that slow process of moving from legacy i.t. systems to cutting-edge 21st century te

democrats steny hoyer citing this year as did republican senator bill cassidy who now says any new healthpass the kimmel test. >> could you support a bill that allows insurance companies to cap their payouts to customers? >> as you present that, i ask does it pass the jimmy kimmel test. will a child born with a congenital heart disease be able to get everything he or she needs in that first year of life? i want it to pass the jimmy kimmel test. >> wow. as a stand-up comic, i'm thinking jimmy kimmel probably never dream head would be cited as the values to guide our public health legislation. but he has a large platform, and he is clearly putting it to the use he thinks is important. that's how many fans also feel about stephen colbert, another comic making waves right now. colbert drew controversy when he did the monologue imagining a crude rebuttal to donald trump after president trump issued a schoolyard taunt to to donald tr trump issued a school yard taunt to colbert's cole eeg, john dickerson. >> you attract more skinheads haas than free row contain. in fact, the only thing your mout

steny hoyer> "republicans are going to rue the day they voted for this bill." "let me just say that they have this vote tattooed on them."here are some of the changes in the republican bill. pre=existing conditions ... insurers will be once again be able to charge higher rates if you have a history of anything from cancer to asthma. subsidized premiums: they will be based on age, not income, meaning young people will pay less, older people will pay more.medicaid: in the next ten years 880 billion dollars would be cut from coverage for low income americans.it's possible the senate will try to reverse some of these changes,but then the battle returns to the house. "if they make changes, it has to be somewhat consistent with the outlines we've mapped out here. (steve)the senate isn't due to even begin debate on the health bill for another month, (vicki) a rally to save health care was held today in downtown san francisco outside the office of senator diane feinstein the noon-time rally was organized by progressive activi

i know the headlines scream, as we confirmed yesterday with steny hoyer, these are decreases and increases down the road. then people, rightly so, all those dollars that we're not going to spend do have a multiplier on the overall economy. >> but wait a minute. all those dollars we're going to spend, what about the taxpayer? i want the taxpayer to spend it. can i read you a stat, sully? this it budget would take $3.6 trillion over the next ten years, $3.6 trillion away and will still leave, get this, over ten years, $53.5 trillion. do you think that's enough? $53.5 trillion, with a "t." so the current services baseline, planned spending, but this is going to slow it down by 7% over ten years. there are no cuts here. there's no cuts here in the budget. you're going to grow at 8% a year. 7% a year. the whole thing, this idea of planned spending and the current services baseline. this is one of the worst inventions ever known to mankind not to speak of taxpayers. you go out and decide to pay a $50,000 car. you tell your wife and then you decide, wait a minute, i looked around and saw this and

here is steny hoyer on that. >> what is russia doing not only to undermine the u.s.a doing to undermine elections in the west? democracies. so it's very important, i think, that we move ahead with a special commission, which is a bipartisan commission similar to the 9/11 commission. i think that will be good for the country and good for democracy. >> john, that's one argument. but it was the other big piece of news today that national security adviser mcmaster wouldn't say whether the russians were confronted about this in the meeting, which i thought was just bizarre. >> obviously republicans and the trump administration in particular have an interest in downplaying the seriousness of how our democracy was attacked in an election where they did very well. i don't think the average american is very focused on the idea of what the russians did and we've got to do something about it. so i am not sure there is going to be, in the end, the public opinion to propel that kind of a creation of a commission. however, i do think the fact that robert mueller is heading that in

steny hoyer / (d) minority whip: "they're rushing to judgment because they think the facts are going to be against them, the facts are going to undermine their ability to pass this bill.">( james ) the bill now moves to the senate. ( james ) back here in the bay area, a health care rally was held in the downtown san francisco outside the office of senator diane feinstein. it happened around 12- noon and it was organized by progressive activists at move -on-dot-org. about 50- people showed up. some holding signs saying don't take away my obamacare . others voiced their concerns about the future of affordable health care in america...<>

so i'm not even saying don't pass -- >> steny hoyer says it needs to be fixed but this is not the wayo it the right way. one-sixth of the economy, this is not conservative, what they're doing. this is radical. willie, you try to pass something that you put on line at 8:00 the night before, and there is no cbo scoring, this goes against every single principle that conservatives have stated the past 30 years they're for. >> the real-world impacts steve rattner showed us the premium increases for somebody with metastatic cancer would go up $140,000, if you have a kid with autism, $5,000. it goes on and on and on. so, yes, there are political costs for people who may vote for it today but there are real-world costs for people living in the country. >> thank you for telling everyone. >> we have steve rattner, bob costa with us, mark halperin. >> again, congratulations on the ratings. >> thank you. >> we're humbled. >> second month in a row. >> highest ratings ever. >> let's bring in republican congressman, michael burgis of texas. >> michael, how are you doing? >> never been better, sir, h

steny, did you want to say something? mr. hoyer: i wanted to make a comment. i don't think the senate is going to pass this bill in its present form. they may add amendments. i don't know, but we will see. i wanted to add something. whether it passes the senate or not, since january, they have been undermining the competence -- the confidence in the marketplace. undermining the confidence of insurers. undermining the confidence of patients, undermining the confidence of providers. when up confidence undermined, it drives prices up. i talked to an insurer in maryland, won't mention the insurer who assessed that the -- when mulvaney said we may or may not pay, the white house said they were going to pay, spoke to the leader and myself and said we're going to pay for the cost ubsidy on deductibles. the marketplace was threat and it had an impact. when they continued to offer this bill, every time they offered this bill in whatever form it was, it undermined the confidence of the market. when you do that, you decrease availability and increase costs. and very fran

says that -- that steny hoyer should know the rules of the house. how might that score affect any revote on that hca? >> big news on the hill this week and it took a lot of us by surprise. apparently after the house voted on the gop repeal and replace bill a couple of weeks ago it did not go directly to the senate. it is still in the house of representatives until they get that cbo score. in which time they can transmit the hca bill to the senate. the cbo score will be extremely important, mostly because this entire repeal and replace process is done under reconciliation which is a pretty wonky budget process including a lot of roles. >> jenniffer shut is a appropriations and budget reporter. you can follow her on twitter. thank you for joining us. >> on newsmakers, rhode island congressman and cochair of the cyber security caucus. he talks about how the u.s. should defend against cyber attacks and the recent rans omware attack. newsmakers, sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> c-span's washington journal live every day with news

the house version of the ahca is coming out and you tweeted that republican leader hoyer saying steny hoyer should know the rules of the house. don't allow the ahca to go to the senate before the final c.b.o. score released. how will that affect any revote on the ahca? guest: it's pretty big news on the hill this week and it took a lot of us by surprise. it didn't go directly to the senate. apparently it's still in the u.s. house of representatives. until they get that c.b.o. score at which point in time they could officially transmit the ahca bill over fought senate but that c.b.o. score ill be extremely important because this is being done under reconciliation which is a wonky budget process and

and you tweeted about that, saying that the republican leader says that steny hoyer should know the rules of the house -- do not allow the ahca to go to the senate before the final cbo score is released. how might that score affect any re-vote on the ahca? jennifer: this was pretty big news on the hill this week, and it took a lot of us by surprise. apparently, after the house voted on the gop repeal and replace bill a couple of weeks ago, it did not go directly to the senate. apparently, it is still in the u.s. house of representatives. until they get that cbo score, at which point in time they could officially transmit the ahca bill over to the senate. but that cbo score will be extremely important, mostly because this entire repeal and replace process is being done under reconciliation, which is a pretty wonky budget process that includes a lot of rules. >> covering that budget testimony next week is jennifer shutt, who is appropriations and budget reporter for cq role call. you can follow her on twitter @jennifershutt. thank you for joining us. jennifer: thanks for having me. announce