. >> we just found out about trumpcare. >> i just found out about trumpcare. >> i just found out aboutrumpcare too. >> my family got coverage we can afford. thanks to trumpcare. >> trumpcare is the market-based insurance program administered by president trump that meets his campaign promise for great, affordable care with no pre-existing conditions or lifetime caps. >> i saved big on trumpcare and so did my employees. >> i never health care could be. >> no more government health care. you get your insurance from private companies. check it out at healthcare.gov. for plans that could cost as little as $10 a month, or nothing at all. thanks to trumpcare, we're insured. >> i'm insured. >> my whole family's insured. >> sign up for trumpcare now. just go to healthcare.gov. it's easy. >> to find out more about better affordable insurance, go to healthcare.gov. >> thanks, president trump. you made health care great again. >> jimmy: oh, look at that. this health care deal so is good -- [ cheers and applause ] better than advertised. please make sure to help us get the word out. share that vid

it's a backdoor attempt to get trumpcare back. the american people don't want trumpcare just like they don't want this bill which focuses its tax cuts on the wealthy and raises the taxes of 13 million middle-class americans in 2019 and 20 million americans by 2026. to take away people's health care and raise their premiums, to lower the top rate is what president trump suggested is so against what the american people want and again they are just headed for failure. to listen to president trump is a huge mistake on this issue. just as it was on health care and yet they are so twisted and i'm not in her eager desire to reduce the rates on the wealthiest people and the biggest corporations that they don't know how to deal with this issue because it creates such a huge deficit and they go back to their old nostrand well let's reenact trumpcare. let's get rid of health care for people. it didn't work then, it's not going to work now. plus our -- what a republican colleagues to do is abandon this misguided effort and work with us to cre

that's why trumpcare has something called the individual mandate.hich means this year you're going to have to buy insurance or owe a penalty on your taxes and the irs just made it clear they'll be collecting that penalty. so don't get hit with a penalty, open enrollment is happening now until december 15th. go to healthcare.gov, the official white house website. many people, 54% of people who get financial help can find a plan at healthcare.gov with a zero-dollar premium, that's free. this is a huge change from obamacare. [ laughter ] so sign up right away. over the past few days, i will say i've got a mix of responses on social media. including some very positive notes from trump supporters like tea lax, thank god you came to your senses. [ laughter ] donald trump giving americans affordable health care, i could not believe it, trumpcare health care. and i respect you jimmy kimmel, very opened minded, not like all the other sad liberals. [ laughter ] thank you, bro chauch cho, i respect you too. on facebook, rich, breaking news, hollywood liberal l

. >> i just found out about trumpcare. >> i just found out about trumpcare. >> my family got coveragerd thanks to trumpcare. >> trumpcare is a market-based insurance program administered by president trump that meets his campaign promise for great affordable care. >> juan: [laughs] that's the message for politicians. americans want good health care. >> jesse: steve scalise still recovering from being shot. he was raising his scooter through the halls of congress. we don't know who won. they were taking bets on the side, we've learned. good luck, and i'm glad steve is back. "special report" is up next. bret is live in beijing. >> bret: thanks, jesse. good morning from beijing. president trump softened up his tone to china's president today while back at home lawmakers in the house and senate get a first look at what divides them on tax reform. and a republican senate candidate faces some serious allegations that threaten to derail his candidacy. this is "special report" ." good morning from beijing. i am bret baier. coming to you where it's 7:00 friday morning. president trump will lea

in order to jam trumpcare through the senate one more time. let me repeat that. republican leaders hit the pause button on a bipartisan process that could have lowered premiums and stabilized markets, exposing our patients and our families to the full impact of president trump's sabotage. that is the bad news, mr. president. but the good news is that the legislation chairman alexander and i ultimately agreed on can and will still have an impact, not just a few years from now but in 2018, if republican leaders don't stand in the way again. our bill would, among other priorities, continue out-of-pocket cost reduction payments and make sure that patients and families, not insurance companies, see the benefit of that certainty in the form of rebates next year. mr. president, the legislation that chairman alexander and i have proposed with 12 democratic cosponsors and 12 republican cosponsors would do a lot to help us get things back on track. it would tie president trump's hands on sabotage, and it would send a very powerful message that elected officials in congress

the commentary editor discusses the state of the republican party in the trumpcare a, and chief congressional -- in the trump era, and the chief congressional reporter discusses legislation moving through congress. on saturday, watch the wisconsin book festival starting at noon eastern, featuring best-selling historian doug stanton and pulitzer prize-winning journalist dave marinus discussing the 1968 tet offensive. "washington post" staff reporter image goldstein on the fallout from the closing of a gm plant wisconsin. daniel golden will discuss how national security agencies establish espionage rings at american universities, and journalist jessica bruder looks at the lives of migrant workers in the united states. watch the wisconsin book festival saturday starting at noon eastern on c-span two's book tv. >>>> today, the ways and means committee finished its work on the house tax bill, setting up a vote in the full house next week.minority whip steny hoyer and majority leader kevin mccarthy discussed next week's house schedule and the rules for debate on the tax reform bill. this is a half

we have seen this earlier this year with one trumpcare bill after another designed to rip health care away from 20 million pour million americans to deliver tax giveaways to the richest thi in america. we have seen it in conversation a budget just recently that reversed that and said in order to give $4.5 trillion of tax giveaways almost entirely to the richest americans we will take -- take $1 trillion out of medicaid and half a trillion out of medicare. we've seen this powerful conversion of standing our constitution on its head, and now we have the supreme court fully participating in this effort in a case called janus v. afscme. it's the very epitome of the principle of a nation so corrupted that it honors the opposite of what our constitution stands for. the sole purpose of this case, janus v. afscme, is to undercut the ability of workers to organize. this is an assault on the freedom of working americans to associate with their coworkers. it's an assault on the freedom of working americans to negotiate a fair wage. it's an assault on the freedom of americans to fight for fair be

. >> it is a backdoor attempt to get trumpcare back, and the american people do not want that, just like they do not want this bill which focuses its tax cuts on the wealthy. janai: the addition could create another hurdle for republicans hoping to reform taxes by the end of the year. at least one republican senator has expressed concerns about the potential impact on health care premiums. in a norman, abc news, washington. adrianna: the weather outside a bit cloudy and cool. we may see some showers later today. meteorologist steve rudin is here with a check of the forecast. steve: showers are on the way into early tomorrow morning. are going for you a stroll for lunch, or if you are point to do anything this evening. at reagan national airport, pretty nice, but below average. 50 in reston. fredericksburg at 51, 49 annapolis, and lower 50's in woodbridge. the satellite and radar, if you are watching us in western maryland -- washington county toward hagerstown, the clouds are here for the day. sunglasses, you are not going to need them. however, inside the beltway, most of southern maryl

vital parts of aca, made this bill, already unpopular, the only thing more unpopular this this was trumpcare. the reason both of those bills really hurt everyday people. the vast majority of people and not only does this, is this going to hurt people who want to pay for their children to go to college also mortgage deduction. takes that away. child tax credit takes that away. this is a piece of legislation that is truly just when you think that republicans can't go any lower, they've found a way to do that. it is immoral and shameful what they're trying to do here just for a small percentage of americans. for the rich, the wealthy, the people with large corporations. that's all this does. and we were talking about how it's going to give 1.5 trillion, add $1.5 trillion to the deficit and this is like, paul ryan's kind of salivating over this to go after entitlements to cut medicare even go after social security. the other component, too, all for what? for donors? to make sure donors get a tax break and regular people get nothing? that's what you're seeing here with this bill. >> mick miulvane

>> we are hoping that trumpcare will be better, but so let's see it. >> sean: where they live?ish i could do this longer, thank you. we have a lot to get to tonight. breaking news. the fbi's mishandling of hillary clinton's private email case, an explosive new development today. judge moore sent an open letter to me, i will have my response straight ahead. ♪ my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number one ch of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get two months free. >> sean: breaking news tonight. the hill's john solomon is out with yet another big blockbuster breaking news story. this time john solomon reveals hillary clinton, she m

it's a back door attempt to get trumpcare back. >> reporter: so the modified chairman's mark is actuallyng to come out tomorrow, and it will include this amendment to repeal the individual mandate in the affordable care act, obamacare. sources are telling fox business that, indeed, it is in what will be the modified mark. liz: adam, you've been killing it. thank you. [laughter] interrupt if you get anything else. i'm serious, we'll take you. thank you very much. so as we also just reported, there is this breaking news. tonight, 6 p.m. eastern, the house is holding what i'm calling a speak or forever hold your peace emergency meeting where house members better say what they want, what they don't like in all of this. so that actually puts the house closer to holding a vote, certainly, than the senate. but how close? that vote for now, the day after tomorrow. >>> on the so-called elimination of s.a.l.t., the state and local tax deduction which residents from high-tax states use, you've got the states on your screen right now that really do not like it. now, house majority leader kevin mccar

trumpcare is about what people think. he doesn't let it dictate everything in his life though. he is able to move on at least so far from enemies and new enemies but i think like all of us definitely stings when an old friend turns their back on you and says they can't like you because of politics. the level, we have all seen this in our hometowns to matter where you are personal problems that politics have caused. it's way past the thanksgiving argument or couple of beers but he can't get away from it. >> host: is a man who has spent his entire life building things and working in the hospitality industry i'm curious to know what these you think the president might like physically working in the white house and being served by staff, not clinical that the presidential staff. >> guest: i think that he does. the white house has a problem. there are occasional rodents and there's a fly problem. it's an old structure and indeed some redoing. donald trump rv travel straight to state his own properties. he's the most comfortable in his own place. he certainly has a fondness for trump

most of the year has been trumpcare's severe cuts to medicaid which health centers and their patients rely upon. today, it's a lack of extension of the critical grant funding. tomorrow or the next week we'll be back to ripping medicaid away to pay for the republicans' tax cuts. we've always extended chip and community health center funding on a bipartisan basis, but unfortunately the bill before us today is not bipartisan. the prevention fund, which will be slashed in this bill, funds programs that are critical to children and families, rely upon chip and community health centers. many times these programs are even run out of our community health centers and could not exist without the prevention fund. these are things like childhood asthma prevention, vaccines. it often takes someone going above and beyond a simple doctor's visit to provide families with the resources they need to stay healthy, and we need to invest in these services. we cannot strip this funding from critical prevention programs that children and families rely on, and we cannot allow programs like medicare and medic

most of the year has been trumpcare's severe cuts to medicaid which health centers and their patients rely upon. today, it's a lack of extension of the critical grant funding. tomorrow or the next week we'll be back to ripping medicaid away to pay for the republicans' tax cuts. we've always extended chip and community health center funding on a bipartisan basis, but unfortunately the bill before us today is not bipartisan. the prevention fund, which will be slashed in this bill, funds programs that are critical to children and families, rely upon chip and community health centers. many times these programs are even run out of our community health centers and could not exist without the prevention fund. these are things like childhood asthma prevention, vaccines. it often takes someone going above and beyond a simple doctor's visit to provide families with the resources they need to stay healthy, and we need to invest in these services. we cannot strip this funding from critical prevention programs that children and families rely on, and we cannot allow programs like medicare and medic

we have seen certainly many renditions of this, including a broader bill, a set of bills, the trumpcare zombie health care bill. it came to the floor and was going to wipe out health care for 2 million americans. then it came back in a different form. it was kind of the fake insurance form. understand and it was defeated again and then it came back as the skinny bill, and it was defeated again, all wiping out health care for millions and millions of america's families. well, now we have a tax bill coming to the floor that once again has a provision put in it to wipe out health care for millions of american families. that's why we call it the zombie bill. the fact that we killed this thing, tried to put a stake through its heart knowing that we're supposed to be here serving the people -- not the most privileged. the people. that's what's in our constitution. that's the vision of this nation. but apparently it's not the vision for those who control the bills who come to this floor, because this bill has been waiting for 46 days to be addressed. now there is a bipartisan bill ready and wa

and this does not even big to return the return the trumpcare which has been added to this bill, which will take away health care to millions of americans and drive up cost to the poor, sick, and elderly. this bill is a bad investment and frankly it is one that we can ill-afford. according to the penn-wharton budget model provided by the university of pennsylvania, the bill will reduce federal revenue by as much as $1.7 trillion and inincrease our national debt by $2 trillion in the ten-year budget window. by 2040, this becomes a $3.6 billion -- trillion in lost federal revenue and up to $6.9 trillion in debt. we would take on all this debt for an estimated 0.4% to 0.9% boost in g.d.p. for $1.5 trillion, we could, on the other hand, make needed repairs to our streets and highways across america, creating tens of thousands of jobs in the process. we could pay off every american's credit card or student loan or lift every american above the poverty line for years. instead, this bill would put yet another massive charge on america's credit card that will not create jobs, will not trickle

to make your voices heard loud and clear as they were in the fight against trumpcare.momentum and harness the success we have seen this year and carry it into next year and beyond. next year we will have the opportunity to keep our congressional allegation blue. the state house and senate blue. [applause] must continue to , to engage with our fellow citizens, to stand up for the values that make us strong. i am confident in the dedication and ability of everyone here to make a difference. i have witnessed it firsthand. we have proven that we have what it takes to remain strong and determined to fight our people, state, and economy, and to build a better future. carol quoted winston churchill in her remarks. that a littleaid differently. he said the only way out is through. and as as citizens protects is to love and our country, state, communities, and each other. that is what americans have always done. , the way we love each other is we fight for justice for each other. [applause] understand the value of inclusion because we were founded by people who said that every

the only thing that's more unpopular than this was trumpcare. reason why is because both of those bills really hurt everyday people, the vast majority of people. not only is this going to hurt people who want to pay for their children to go to college, but also mortgage deduction. it takes that away. child tax credit, takes that away. this is a piece of legislation that is truly, just when you think that republicans can't go any lower, they found a way to do that. it is immoral and shame fuful w they're trying to do here for a small percentage of americans, the rich, the wealthy, corporations. that's all this does. it's going to give 1.5 to the deficit. this is paul ryan's kind of been salivating over this to really go after entitlements, to cut medicare, to even go after social security. that's the other component of this too. all for what? for their donors, so they can make sure their donors get a tax break and regular people get nothing. >> rick mulvaney believes that social security disability benefits are welfare. they want to cut that too.

most of the year has been trumpcare's severe cuts to medicaid which health centers and their patients rely upon. today, it's a lack of extension of the critical grant funding. tomorrow or the next week we'll be back to ripping medicaid away to pay for the republicans' tax cuts. we've always extended chip and community health center funding on a bipartisan basis, but unfortunately the bill before us today is not bipartisan. the prevention fund, which will be slashed in this bill, funds programs that are critical to children and families, rely upon chip and community health centers. many times these programs are even run out of our community health centers and could not exist without the prevention fund. these are things like childhood asthma prevention, vaccines. it often takes someone going above and beyond a simple doctor's visit to provide families with the resources they need to stay healthy, and we need to invest in these services. we cannot strip this funding from critical prevention programs that children and families rely on, and we cannot allow programs like medicare and medic

it wasn't just the trumpcare bill. or need to go tie nursing home. almost 10,000 of my constituents will feel this in queens and the bronx. now the republicans keep saying that only one in three americans itemize so eliminating these middle class provisions won't effect that many people. here's a good one. but i ask why are they so hell bent in eliminating the tax on estates when that tax only hits two out of every 1,000 americans? this ryan/mcconnell special interest tax bill allows for the offshoring of jobs while not creating jobs in the united states. the bill rewards companies who offshore by providing them a lower tax rate of 10% to create jobs overseas while they're competing on their own 20% tax here stateside for the creation of those jobs. where do we think the jobs are going to go? they'll continue to go offshore because it's only 10% overseas, 20% here and on and on and on. i don't have enough time to say all the sham that's in this bill but trust me -- >> the gentleman's time is expired. you're recognized to strike the last word. >> than

to make your voices heard loud and clear as they were in the fight against trumpcare.ep up our momentum, harness the energy and success we have seen this year and carry it into 2018 and beyond. next year, we will have the opportunity to keep our congressional delegation blue. and to turn the state house from the house and senate all the way to the governor's office, blue. [applause] that is why we must continue to stay organized. point,ressman delaney's to engage with our fellow citizens and to stand up for the values that make us strong. i have been confident in the dedication and ability of everyone here to truly make a difference, because i have witnessed it firsthand. we have proven that we have what it takes to remain strong and determined to fight to protect our people, our state, and our economy, and to build a better future. carol quoted winston churchill in her remarks. robert frost said that quote a little bit differently. he said the only way out is through. our job as citizens and our job as democrats is to love and protect our country, state, communities,

instead of working with us, republicans have focused on trumpcare and sabotaging the a.c.a. now, they put forward this bill full of poison pills that will only further delay funding these critical public health programs. to turn what has been traditionally a bipartisan process into a political game does a disservice to families. h.r. 3922 eliminates the a.c.a.'s prevention and public health fund, which helps people in my district and other districts get vaccines, prevent diabetes and combat heart disease. the reason we put the prevention fund in the a.c.a. in the first place was to reorient our health system toward prevention which ultimately saves money and keeps people healthier. we all want to ensure kids have the insurance that they need to access affordable care, but slashing benefits that will in the long term hurt the very children and families that chip and the community health centers help, as this bill does, is the wrong way to go. . this legislation is another attempt by the republicans to undermine the a.c.a. unfortunately this is just one of the many acts of sab

this wasn't just the trumpcare bill that created a new age of taxes. this eliminates the tax credit to elderly and disabled seniors and repeals the medical expense deduction which helps people whose loved ones have alzheimer's or need to go to a nursing home. almost a thousand of my constituents will feel this in queens and the bronx. oneblicans keep saying only in three americans itemize, so you eliminated these middle-class provisions one affect that many people. here's a good one. why are they so -- in eliminating the tax on estates when that tax only hits two out of every 1000 americans. that is why the mcconnell special-interest tax bill allows united states won't create. they will reward companies largere by giving them a tax break while they continue on their own 20% tax here stateside for the creation of those jobs. where do we think the jobs are one to go? they will continue to go offshore. overseas, 20% here. it goes on and on. i don't have time to tell all of the shams in this bill. >> you are recognized to strike the last word. >> to why mr

another point, i signed up for trumpcare recently. my premiums had gone up 20%. my subsidy went up 20%. my insurance went from a $250 deductible to a $5,000 deductible. the government is paying more for less insurance for me. like most people, i had insurance through my job all of my life. host: ok, we will have avik roy respond. guest: those are all very important point that you brought up. the experience you have had buying health insurance in the open market is an experience a lot of people are having. the laste, 2013 was year before the obamacare regulations went into play -- from then until 2017, obama's last year in office under obamacare, premiums doubled on average and tripled or quadrupled for, particularly, younger people. in your case, if you had to buy insurance in 2013, you are probably paying 50% to 60% more. it is not just the premium that has gone up, it is also the deductible. this is one of the challenges with the affordable care act. there are opposing views. some say it is worth it to spend that extra money on health insurance because insuranc

members of congress have rejected donald trump's attempts to sabotage the healthcare system and jammed trumpcare through, you said this legislation would undermine protections for people with preexisting conditions, gutted medicaid, cost tens of millions of people their healthcare, defunded planned parenthood and more, you said it didn't go far enough. this leaves me very concerned about whether you would faithfully implement the bipartisan agreement chairman alexander just talked about, we reached earlier this year should it become law. and finally in light of donald trump's profoundly underwhelming follow-through on his campaign promises about tackling the opioid epidemic it is deeply disappointing that yet another nominee for the role of secretary of health hasn't supported committing the new resources we need for this effort. i worry about your professional history and statements that point to a continuation of some of the extreme damaging and -- approaches we have seen so far from this administration so let me return to the stories i mentioned at the beginning of my remarks to make my final

the commentary editor discusses the state of the republican party in the trumpcare a, and chief congressional- in the trump era, and the chief congressional reporter discusses legislation moving through congress. on saturday, watch the wisconsin book festival starting at noon eastern, featuring best-selling historian doug stanton and pulitzer prize-winning journalist dave marinus discussing the 1968 tet offensive. "washington post" staff reporter image goldstein on the fallout from the closing of a gm plant wisconsin. daniel golden will discuss how national security agencies establish espionage rings at american universities, and journalist jessica bruder looks