congressman van holland, are republicans coldhearted?y want to do is they want to pay for this unemployment insurance, et cetera. >> no, that's not the case. a lot of people are still opposed it to. we put forward a proposal in the house before we took the winter break to pay for it by cutting excessive ag subsidies. we were denied an opportunity to even vote on that measure. the reality is you listen to people like rand paul. they take the insulting position that these people are just sitting back taking the compensation check when they're required to look for work. >> if it pays for it and there are offering to extent it and par for it in 2024, is that a real offer? >> look, i think you have to look at what's going on in states like north carolina. obviously last july north carolina's emergency i was having trouble getting out of bed in the morning because my back hurt so bad. the sleep number bed conforms to you. i wake up in the morning with no back pain. i can adjust it if i need to...if my back's a little more sore. and by the time

senator ted cruz and congressman chris van holland we begin with the democrat. congressman van holland g to see you. >> thank you, megyn. >> the panel believes, quote, we were lied tochlt how none of them were behind the president anymore on this law. a lot of democrats voted for him. your thoughts? >> well, i think you know as well as i do that at this point speeches aren't going to change outcome of policy what. will be the final verdict is whether in the months still to come, more americans will have affordable health care. and speeches aren't going to change thachl the only way to change peoples' minds is the test. at the end of march and beyond whether people have affordable health care. so, look. at this point in the political debate on health care in this country, it's hard to change minds through words. only the product at the end of the day, i think will let people decide n early days things like medicare were not popular. prescription drug bill was not popular. >> it does speak to policy but doesn't speak to trust issue the belief by some in the panel

now the set of sevens included kerry, rockefeller, leahy as well as chris van holland and baron hill and ron andrews. and it's time to trend at 10. >>> first we check in with former clinton adviser, on wpht, how are you? >> from one to ten on an enemy's list, went to seven, i'm very proud to be a ten. >> i think you're closer to 10,000. you have a whole category unto yourself at this point. this describes the clintons that you have talked about and wrote about for years, the secret police and whatnot. >> eileen and i have always said that there is a trend to hillary clinton, there is a keeping score score, being on top of an enemies list. one is she's set up this bimbo list. and develop blackmail material on them so they could be cowed into silence. the other is a story that stands out so vividly in my mind, difference between bill and hillary. bill had a birthday party at rockefeller center, and was disrupted by some gay demonstrato demonstrators. and i met with hillary a day or two later, and she said did you see those demonstrators? and i said yeah. she said those tickets were a t

. >> absolutely, elliott engel, a democrat, chris van holland, and they decided in their interests theycan't have a staff member do it, they will wait there themselves for a couple of hours, you wonder if that's what their constituents want them to do to get this moment of face time with the president. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> i have to say it really is a grand scene. you've got all of the members of house and senate, diplomatic floor, the joint chiefs of staff, the cabinet. i've opinion fortunate enough to be in the chamber a few times and it really is the american government, with the except of the poor secretary of energy who is watching on tv, they're all there. it's quite a grand moment. >> the supreme court justices, ruth bader ginsburg, she will be staying around front and center tonight. so we'll have another quick sbroe duction that wiintroducti come from the lecturn. lot of people participated in this speech in all areas of government. your hope is once you make it into the draft you don't get cut out of this part, the president saying something like "don't fall asleep to

p in van dyke runs fedshi holland. sellers, he is eager to break down the barrier. >> the potential is there. there is money. they are very creative. it is a matter of planning. >> currently, china has a lack of marinas and other yachting infrastructure, but that is not all that is told in the industry back. chinating sailboats into is very hard. they have a 45% prohibitive luxury tax, which is clearly a protectionist elements. >> back at the cocktail party, you can spot a lack of chinese buyers. yacht makers agree it could require a generational shift before chinese billionaires are convinced to buy, but the rush is already begun to secure the first deals and break new ground. angus bennett, bloomberg. >> you can get a taste of the good life on our website. /luxury.oomberg.com what about the markets today? >> we've got asian stocks slide in the most in seven months. we've got the yen strengthening on that safety play. risk aversion is the name of the game. >> i've got a quote here -- traders either made their year or