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let me ask tom mcclintock. he supports the gop plan. let's talk about this. i know you have some objections to the bill. >> oh, yeah. cern what are your biggest objections? >> i wish we had done one comprehensive measure to repeal obamacare in its entirety and replates with market reforms we talked about for 8 years. now we have this convoluted three-part process in front of us. the first part is reconciliation which cannot repeal or replace the entire thing. then they are relying on administrative actions by the hs secretary which is good if the courts allow him to do those things. then they are relying on follow-up legislation. the question comes down to if all we can get reconciliation bill, is that going to be an improvement over our current system and will it move us in the right direction? i think the answer is yes. but i think in balance it will improve the system and move us in the right direction and create momentum for the other tree forms that are necessary. kennedy: to have a healthy market you can't put a band-aid on a hemorrhage. we are not gett

. >> bringing in congressman tom mcclintock, a member of the house budget committee, he'll be receiving the health care bill next. thank you for joining us. let me ask you this, if this went to the house floor right now, as it's currently constituted, would this bill pass or fail? >> that requires fortune-telling skills that i don't have, and i can't read minds either. i am warming to it, though i have been very skeptical of his three-part approach. i think what's in the reconciliation bill will be the market we'll have to deal with, so it has to be functional. i think it is but it's far from perfect. >> you say you have a problem, an issue with the three-prong approach. that seems to be a key sales aspect to this. you hear paul ryan saying, if you have problems with this, we can address it in phase two or three. he says, we can't address it now because we have to use this parliamentary tactic to get it through. what are your concerns with that? >> my concern is his second phase administrative actions by the hhs secretary. tom price can only do what the most liberal district court will

we are joined by republican congressman tom mcclintock. he has been a yes on the health care bill that will not be receiving a vote tonight. congressman, thanks for joining us. >> a pleasure. >> we heard from the white house as recently as today that the vote is happening tonight. we heard from republican leaders yesterday saying no matter what, this is going on the floor tonight, thursday night. now that is not going to happen. it is being postponed. is it fair to say that the opposition to this is higher among republicans and more entrenched among republicans than your party's leadership and the white house expected? >> i don't know. i sadly can't read minds and i can't tell fortunes. so i really can't comment what individual members are thinking. this is part of a process that was designed 240 years ago. it is specifically designed to have a great, big, messy brawl every time a big decision is to be made. the american founders wanted these issues held up to every conceivable light. they wanted every voice involved in the discussions. an

. >>> hundreds of people turned out for a town hall meeting hosted by republican congressman tom mcclintock. he was greeted by a rowdy crowd in el dorado hills. well, he faced a choir of shouts and cheers yesterday. now, some voters are upset with mcclintock for support of the trump administration, while others in the crowd were satisfied with his message. >> what we're doing with our immigrants, with our gays, with our lesbians, with planned parenthood, with the affordable care act. he needed to represent all of us, not the state of jefferson. >> clear, concise answers, and i was appalled by the fact that he was interrupted so often. >> this was the congressman's fourth public meeting in recent weeks. >>> passengers find themselves trapped on b.a.r.t. for over an hour. ahead, we're hearing some serious complaints about how b.a.r.t. staff handled the situation. >>> and we'll check out an oakland tradition that has become legendary. it's a must-do event for anyone wh >>> we are learning more about last night's b.a.r.t. delay when an electrical fire broke out at the walnut creek station. many

. >> hundreds of people turned out for a town hall meeting hosted by republican congressman tom mcclintock this weekend. he was greeted by a rowdy crowd in eldorado hills. mcclintock faced a chorus of shouts and cheers yesterday. some voters are upset with him for his support for the president trump administration while others in the crowd were satisfied with the congressman's mess a j. >> dealing with immigrants, gays, lesbians, planned parenthood. he needed to represent all of us. >> clear concise answers and i was appalled by the fact he was interrupted so often. >> reporter: this was mcclintock's fourth public meeting in recent weeks. >>> let's get back to our storm watch coverage. traffic moving slowly in the sierra. snow and icy tns on the way up to lake tahoe. i-80 reopened to all traffic including big rigs around 9:30. chains are required for all drivers. 80 was closed from last night until 2:00 this afternoon because of whiteout conditions. parts of lake county also got a dusting of snow today. this is video posted by the lakeport police department early yerlier. parts of the nort

. >> last night i asked republican congressman tom mcclintock if that logic should be applied to the president's now-regular weekends in florida. >> that is one of the costs of the modern presidency and i've never begrudged a president to cost of security as he moves around the country. >> respectfully, sir, they have not all flown to their own private resort every weekend at the cost of $3 million, nor have they kept a separate residence in trump tower which costs $183 million a year. >> pardon me, but i remember the cost of obama trips to hawaii, they were enormous. >> to put barack obama's travel costs in perspective, the conservative watchdog group judicial watch estimates obama spent around $96 million on travel over eight years, roughly $12 million a year. politico estimates each one of donald trump's trips to mar-a-lago cost taxpayers $3.6 million, so roughly $18 million for five trips, meaning trump's spent in two months what president obama averaged over 18 months. but despite expecting a coal miner to fund the president's golf trips, trump's budget director made it clear th

. >> joining me now, republican congressman tom mcclintock who is a member of the house budget committee. it's good to have you with me. i want to play for you how the omb director mulvaney described the kind of decision procedure for what stays and goes in the budget. take a listen. >> when you start looking at the places that will reduce spending, one of the questions we asked was can we continue to ask a coal miner in west virginia or a single mom in detroit to pay for these programs. the answer is no. we can ask them to pay for defense but not the corporation for public broadcasting. >> do you agree with that as the way to evaluate what should be cut in the budget? >> sure, i think it's a very important way to evaluate it because it's those families that are bearing the burden of all of these programs. >> so let me ask you this. the average cost of the president's trips to mar-a-lago are about $3 million a weekend. that's $150 million a year. should we ask a coal miner in west virginia to pay for the president to golf every weekend? >> well, i've never criticized presidents -- democr

in up later, tom mcclintock on the health-care debate.new york city, you are watching bloomberg. ♪ >> this is bloomberg daybreak. i am emma chandra. coming, robert shiller, nobel laureate and professor of economics at jail. -- at yale. alix: in the markets, crude continuing to get hit, off by one and a half percent. oil is a two-day slide, under 48 for wti. kurt wallace joins us now. ed in the last five days that led us to wti trading at 47 west and mark >> it starts a couple ofbeing weeks from the oil producers extending the cuts in the second half of the year. a lot of noise is about how inventories are not coming down as fast as anyone expected. not just globally but specifically in the u.s. production is rising. a series of unfortunate events culminate's in the u.s. talking about a four and a half million barrel build in the u.s. inventories. that is the real problem. what we are waiting for the moment is the reform for the u.s. government that will confirm or refute that number. we will take it from there. there is no doubt we are tr

senators mike lee and james lankford and congressman tom mcclintock.fle and i will see you to talk about that and much more at the top of the hour. tais really quite simple.est it comes in the mail, you pull out the tube and you spit in it, which is something southern girls are taught you're not supposed to do. you seal it and send it back and then you wait for your results. it's that simple. ♪ steve: time now for cooking with friends with steve hilton. a new show on fox starting very shortly. this is something you make every sunday. >> every sunday with my family. forget about the politics. i really want a cooking show. steve: what is it? >> this is basically chicken soup and eat the whole meal. ainsley: sounds healthy. >> start with garlic oil. three tablespoons. get a chicken. skip this part for speed. you get the chicken, press down. brian: like when he caught the chicken instead of letting it go. >> this part is exciting. the vermouth. steve: what does that do? 10erize? >> give as great flavor. you chop up meet. steve: did you this for david camer