disruptions if we move from the current system, where about 175 million people are covered by the private sector insurance, to something where everything is covered by the government. we probably wouldn t have enough doctors. there would be people who would find gaps in their coverage and things like that it s remarkably complex to get there. it would be very disruptive. as voters learn more about this. they re saying no thanks. as you re putting forth this cogent analysis. that s for the future. this is out there on the campaign trail. and the staple of some candidates notably bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, they re the ones continuing to push this prospect. elizabeth warren is the one who has gotten the most criticism or analysis hurled at her, despite bernie sanders being the one as you quote him saying who wrote the damn bill, why is that? well bernie is all in on medicare for all. he was talking about this in 2016. nothing has changed there. elizabeth warren, used to sa
boris johnson says, uh-uh not going to do it, by 11:00 local time he must send a letter to brussels, please give us extra time, three months to the end of january of 2020, but who knows what he has up his sleeve. maybe he could send a second letter, please ignore what i asked in the first letter and still be complying with that law. lots of head scratching. what happens next? no one knows. and you know we ve been covering this since this was past on june 16th, back in 2016. nothing has been easy for brexit and here we go again. the markets, we ve seen sterling rise in strength over the last six or seven days on the belief perhaps some certainty would come after this weekend. certainty is not a word you hear very often around here. neil: you know, it s interesting, too, as we look at the crowds that are not dispersing outside of london outside of parliament, they re fans of sticking with europe. either that or they heard that you were in town and are waiting
because other countries pay more. you know, for defense and for cooperating in ongoing investigations by the department of justice about 2016. nothing to do with biden. as if this were not bad enough. i think you know if i were at the department of justice, my head would be exploding now because what is he saying? he s got to testify now on capitol hill. he s just admitted something that the president said oh no, no, no quid pro quo and by the way, we have the summary of that conversation. where in fact biden was mentioned. the white house says that wasn t about money. trump says it wasn t. but his own chief of staff says wait a minute, it was about money because of this 2016 debunked conspiracy theory that they wanted the turks. and sondland, the u.s. ambassador to the e.u. in his
russia back in the fold for the g7, which would be the g8 next year. let s listen. i think that s a work in progress. we have a number of people that would like to see russia back. i think it would be i think it would be advantageous to many things in the world. i think it would be a positive. other people agree with me. and it s something that we re discussing. all right. russia s meddling in the election still, in the upcoming election. in the past midterm election. obviously 2016. nothing changed with crimea what has russia done to earn this? nothing. donald trump s posture toward russia is one of appeasement. they re stopping security bills from coming to the floor of senate and now he wants putin let back in the g8 with no price paid, apparently, for invading a country. russia has done a lot to deserve this honor. which is they re going to try to
people that are going to work for him now and we all just need to work together and put 2016 behind us. i think hillary has said that she is open to helping anyone who is running and give them advice. she has lived through this. it is a good place to seek guidance on what it s like to run against donald trump, whether you ll take the advice or not, that s up to you. i do think it s important that we are all unified and working together and we have a healthy debate during this primary but we should do that without relitigating the battles of 2016. nothing like looking forward, indeed. you had another candidate who put their toe in the pond today this week, the governor of washington, the last polling i saw that he s polling at zero. that said, jim carter some years and years ago at this point was polling at one in a crowded field and came back up.