have got to look at the role of government. the government should protect us against the plague. should protect us against hoping. the role of the government is not to make sure that we have no co-pay on a colonoscopy. i love cyclone scopes. i love mammograms. i order them on every win of my patients. if you have the government making sure that isn t provided, premiums are going to stay high and deductibles will stay high. we need ala cart menu. brian: that s one the phrases i never thought i would hear i love colonoscopies. i know what you are talking about. i love what they find. let s hope he is not ordering them on every one of his patients since people over 50 and under 75 should not be getting that. of course. we need to be careful we don t overuse and drive up healthcare costs without getting necessary benefits. let me just say one thing. by cutting and having a, quote, ala cart menu, all you end up doing is asking people to pay for their own healthcare and to pay out of
parade in the world. kicks off at 11:00 in the morning. they have been furiously trying to clean up 44th street up to 79th street. a couple days ago we wound up with almost a foot of snow. brian: can someone shovel? i don t know if shepard smith is up. we need someone to shovel in front of the building. you basically need a dog sled e. ainsley: for everyone who lives in new york, yesterday traffic was the worst i have ever seen it it s because they pushed all the snow to the side. so there is only one lane open on most roads. people were trying to get in and out of traffic. all of my friends took them hours to get from downtown to the you were east side. so, was i glad that the snow storm we didn t get it this weekend because a lot of people coming up for the saint patrick s day parade but they have got to fix this. can they just throw hot water on the snow? steve: here is what they do for snow removal in new york city. they take the garbage truck that normally picks up your garbage
[bagpipes] brian: what did you just say. steve: i just moved the leprechaun. i didn t realize there was a leprechaun behind me. [bagpipes] [bagpipes] steve: these guys are going to be playing this congress all day long. started at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. going to be a long day for them. new york metro pipe band with a pub on the plaza. second year in a row. brian: that set looks like the set of a sitcom. ainsley: i was going to say
option. brian: all right. guys. thank you very much. dr. siegel and dr. emanuel thank you very much. thank you. thank you. brian: straight ahead, ivanka trump sitting down with latina business leader and she is here to talk about it plus, president trump definitely not loving this mcdonald s we did the. so does the ham bloomberg glory really just hack the hamburger account. carlie shimkus will be here without drinking the whiskey. bl.
entranced by it? steve: what is china trying to do to tinseltown? so here s the interesting thing about what s happening in china. a lot of talk about box office in china becoming bigger than the united states. certain films being tailor made for the chinese audience. three films i looked up i thought was very interesting. warcraft for example was a movie that did 220 million in china alone. only 47 million here in the u.s. the great wall which is a film i reviewed recently on your show with matt damon that did 170 million in china but only 44 million in the u.s. i feel like there are films being made specifically for china. but with american actors. so it s an interesting thing that s happening. but then there is another side to the story. star wars had an example where their mone movie made morn the u.s. than china. certain films are certain made for the chinese audience. brian: steve, this is great news for you. you have that screenplay now