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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20170325:09:06:00

their voices heard. the back and forth over health care as called bernie sanders to say that washington is missing the big picture of all of this. it s the need for guaranteed health care for all americans regardless of income. sanders spoke to anderson cooper about why the republican bill would not have accomplished that goal. this was a $300 billion tax break for the top 2%, massive tax breaks for the drug companies and for the insurance companies and threw 24 million people off of health inshushs. significantly raised premiums for older workers and cut medicaid by $880 billion. poll after poll showed that is exactly what the american people did not want and democrats should take credit for killing a really, really bad piece of legislation. so what happens just over the next year? i mean, the president is saying this is going to fail on its own. democrats are going to come back

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20170324:19:11:00

party. it s a big defeat for donald trump. he decided to make this his first big legislative issue. he said he was the big deal maker in chief. if he doesn t pull it off, it raises questions about the rest of his agenda. shepard: you say serious questions about the rest of his agenda. tax care particularly. this bill at least as it was originally put together, would have saved about $880 billion as i read it. medicaid and otherwise over ten years. that was a way to get at some of these tax cuts they had been speaking about. is the tax agenda in jeopardy? it hurts. one of the reasons trump was persuaded by paul ryan and others on the hill to go with healthcare first, it was an iffy proposition because the fact that there would be savings that would create a lower budget baseline and you could it would be easier to pass tax

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170318:11:09:00

will meals on wheels and the after school meals go away in the end. what do you think? i think that meals on wheels has gotten a lot of attention and will probably survive and get some federal funding. but the point here is that there are budget caps and the defense department is getting a $54 billion increase. that has to come out of somewhere. under the trump budget, it comes out of the state department, agriculture department, school lunch programs, it will come out of the epa. and there will be choices that congress has to make. but basically the president sets the tone and the direction with this budget and everything congress does will be matched up against it. and as a result, you will see these priority choices. as daniel was saying, there will be ads about taking lunch away from kids, you add in the health care bill, stripping $880 billion in medicaid funding. items basical

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20170314:22:15:00

word, access, wolf. what that means is i have access to buy a maserati. i can walk in and buy a maserati. when they tell me it s $200,000, i say sorry, i can t buy it. having access is not the deal. having coverage is what we re really talking about. there s a lot of loose talk around here, but the reality is, and oh, by the way, about the cutting of the deficit of $300 billion, they ve done that by shifting $880 billion of medicaid costs to the states. you know, i could cut the deficit, too, if we decided the states were going to handle the air force, for example. i mean, if you that s a phony savings. you re just transferring it from the federal budget to the state budget and calling that a lowering of the federal deficit. i guess it is. but it s merely shifting the cost to somebody else. so this plan, it just it gets worse and worse the more you read about it. the press secretary, sean

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