who knew health care could be so complicated. the other thing is that quote you read from the times makes it sound he s much more engaged with this than he seems to be. you don t see president trump really exerting himself to push the parties together personally. he s having his people do it but not weighing in in terms of i want this thing and not that. here s why i think this bill didn t work, here s the details that i want. not loin because he s not really a policy guy and that s fine, that may be an asset. but there just doesn t seem to be clear sense of what was wrong with first effort and how those things can be corrected beyond just nibbling around the edges. is there a vision for what they can make that s different. the one big victory under the capitol dome is neil gorsuch who will be sworn into the supreme court this week. even that, further polarized an environment that you thought couldn t be further polarized. that was a big victory.
hurting the kids, hurting this people. hurting that people. prejudicing this one and that one. that s the argument. the argument is, in some cases, right on. and but they forget the institutions that are involved here. you mentioned bill clinton, welfare reform 1996. the point of welfare reform was to reduce the number of children in this country born out of wedlock. and to. bill: didn t work. to incentivise two members of head of household as married couples bill didn t work. it people married and more people born out of wedlock. bill: most intractable problem. most difficult problem in the whole budget mess. lou, thanks very much. great to be with you. bill: why is ron paul dodging the factor even as he says the media is ignoring him. dick morris on that. republican candidate john huntsman attacking some of his peers, people lik r r
hurting the kids, hurting this people. hurting that people. prejudicing this one and that one. that s the argument. the argument is, in some cases, right on. and but they forget the institutions that are involved here. you mentioned bill clinton, welfare reform 1996. the point of welfare reform was to reduce the number of children in this country born out of wedlock. and to. bill: didn t work. to incentivise two members of head of household as married couples bill didn t work. it people married and more people born out of wedlock. bill: most intractable problem. most difficult problem in the whole budget mess. lou, thanks very much. great to be with you. bill: why is ron paul dodging the factor even as he says the media is ignoring him. dick morris on that. republican candidate john huntsman attacking some of his peers, people like rick perry and mitt romney upcoming.
hurting the kids, hurting this people. hurting that people. prejudicing this one and that one. that s the argument. the argument is, in some cases, right on. and but they forget the institutions that are involved here. you mentioned bill clinton, welfare reform 1996. the point of welfare reform was to reduce the number of children in this country born out of wedlock. and to. bill: didn t work. to incentivise two members of head of household as married couples bill didn t work. it people married and more people born out of wedlock. bill: most intractable problem. most difficult problem in the whole budget mess. lou, thanks very much. great to be with you. bill: why is ron paul dodging the factor even as he says the media is ignoring him. dick morris on that. republican candidate john huntsman attacking some of his peers, people lik
anymore. it s now an estimated $862 billion. i m sure he s aware that the c.b.o. updated his own number. he s ignoring the giant rottweiler attached to his leg. just saw it a minute ago. is that a giant dog on my leg? with a do you do? well, if this is your case, you have to make an enemy of the crazy skeptics. for those skeptics who refuse to believe the recovery act has done any good, continue to insist that the bill didn t work. glenn: that s me. no look. take the argument up with his employees. glenn: who? take the argument up with chuck and his construction workers. glenn: chuck, call me. blake, call me. i am talking to a group of