who it s sent to and then the first one the director s reaching out to and as i m looking at the to line here deputy director, his chief of staff and his senior counsel. those are the three people there and he s asking about the classifications. the way i look at these, two classifications. no foreign is no foreign nationals, not a u.s. citizen, you can t take a look and then confidential. i m interested in how he chose the ways to communicate the sensitive information. one is an e-mail appropriate on the red side or the fbi we would call it classified side. and the other is a memo. now, the memo is an outdated archaic form of communication for the fbi. i m surprised that he didn t draft an electronic communication or an ec but chose them in memo or e-mail. the last thing i ll say on this, this is what i m struck by, with these redactions, as i m looking through it and piece it together and distill what it means, the
gets a chance to get ahead. we have the big and powerful companies, but we have people who are not empowered. you take away health care and medicare, you are taking away power from individual workers that make the best choices of their lives. you are putting the power back in the hands of the companies they feel are taking advantage of them. lets talk about the polling on the tax plan right now. it s historically unpopular. it s more unpopular than the clinton tax increase and the george herbert walker bush increase. it s the most unpopular tax plan we have seen since the reagan era, and the reason it s unpopular, this is the change in after tax income depending on how much money you have. the red side is everybody under $75,000 is going to lose money, and everybody over $75,000 is
time to time and democrats thought this is the kind of climate with the republican president who s controversial, maybe slipping a little bit in the poll there would be an opportunity. what lessons can it tell us? a couple of things jumped out at me. trump country, we re talking about the counties where trump got 80%, 90% of the vote, we ve wondered is his base slipping a little bit, would they not turn out in those numbers and support him. no, they did. you see on the map, the whole red side, that s trump country, they were there in the same numbers frs gianforte as they were for trump. one of the areas where there was growth on the map for the democrats, there are two white working class blue collar cou y counties around the buthe area. they broke toward donald trump last november. they moved close to 30 points in the direction of the democrat in this election. those are the kinds of voters that the democrats lost to trump in places like wisconsin, places
take a listen. so take a look at this chart. the red slice here are what i would call people with pre-existing conditions. people who have real health care problems. the blue is the rest of the people in the individual market. that s the market where people don t get health insurance at pair jobs or buy it themselves. the whole idea of obamacare is the people on the blue side pay for the people on the red side. it s not working and that s why it s in a death spiral. kevin, you are in the great state of florida where there are quite a few seniors, quite a few people who didn t get the medicaid expansion but are using the exchanges and needing health care. is there any evidence that you ve seen in your long time as a political consultant that americans are more concerned with having options, right, even if one of the options is a health care plan that doesn t actually cover anything, but just having a cheap option to say they have health care, that that s more important to them to ha
system, the fatal conceit of obamacare is that we re going to make everybody by our health insurance at the federal government level, young and healthy people are going to go into the market and pay for the older sicker people. the young healthy person and it is going to be made to buy health care and for the person who gets breast cancer in her 40s or gets heart disease in his 50s. take a look this chart chart. the red slice here are what i would call people with pre-existing conditions. people who have real health care problems. the blue is the rest of the people in the individual market. that s the people who don t get health insurance at their jobs where they buy it themselves. the whole idea of obamacare is a beep on the blue side pay for the people on the red side. the people of our healthy pay for the people who are sick. it s not working and that s why it s in a death spiral. here s how we propose to tackle this problem. we want to have a system where we encourage it states, wi