his biggest accomplishment which is justice gorsuch which the nation is very pleased and will have a lot of impact on a lot of cases, particularly second amount rights. and the economy is doing well. people are hedging their bets on budget reform and tax cuts and foreign policy the trump administration has shown the obama era of foreign policy is over. trump completely blasted obama s red line out of the sand literally and so this is where we are. we have a new standing in the world and many people say they feel like america is back, bill. bill: we could juxtapose your answer with the following quote from that times piece, here we go. you want more, here we go. trump s legislative agenda stymied. negative news about campaign associates and russia and russia s effort to impact our election continues unabated. no real strategy for governance other than gloating. his advisors are at each
here he is taking paul ryan on directly. you know, paul wants to knock out social security, knock it down, way down, he wants to knock medicare way down. i m not going to cut it and i m not going to raise ages and do all the things they want to do. where do you stand, congresswoman, do you support your speaker or your president? you know, what i think is really what we need is budget reform, and because when you look at the way that we budget at the federal level, within the federal government, all the budget battles that we ve had are only with one-third of the federal spending. we only look at the discretionary, because two-thirds of federal spending is mandatory, and i don t believe that is wise, i don t believe that is providing accountability for hard earned taxpayer dollars, so i think at the end of the day we need to look at budget reform so that congress exercising the power of the purse is actually looking at all the federal spending. right now we have a big portion of i
here to weigh in is radiologist dr. nicole sapphire. thanks for being with us again. good morning. ainsley: you heard mike pence saying wants to repeal immediately where, we all heard that and know that. what if they repeal and don t have immediate replacement, what happens? without a doubt something momentous brewing in washington now. come january 20th, something will be done to repeal obamacare. whether executive order by donald trump. that will be a little more symbolic rather than substantiated because majority of repealing of aca will need to be done by legislative action which already started. we introduced a budget reform which will begin the process of repealing the aca. to be clear, that is not necessarily going to be repealing the aca but by removing funding, we re going to accelerate the downward spiral that the aca already is in what will happen essentially without the penalties and mandates, there is no guarranty on the subsidies and tax credits.thereg insurance compa
or people that are part-time employees and would like to look for full time. the unemployment rate is probably higher than the reported rate. it might be headed to a little bit better or it might not be. i m a little less inclined to think it is only time will tell. there s so much we can do. you can put in place fiscal program, government of the sequester that had an up front stimulus and real fiscal discipline that deferred the implementation spend money now but do some structural budget reform exactly. later? exactly. that would have substantive effect. there s so much we can do. the problem is our political system is, as you well know, in dysfunction. congress is unwilling to act. i think fundamentally our future depends for the short term and the long term on a recovery of effectiveness and our political system which fundamentally means a willingness of people with different views to engage in
stop looking for work? stop looking for work. or people that are part-time employees and would like to look for full time. the unemployment rate is probably higher than the reported rate. it might be headed to a little bit better or it might not be. i m a little less inclined to think it is only time will tell. there s so much we can do. you can put in place fiscal program, government of the sequester that had an up front stimulus and real fiscal discipline that deferred the implementation spend money now but do some structural budget reform exactly. later? exactly. that would have substantive effect. there s so much we can do. the problem is our political system is, as you well know, in dysfunction. congress is unwilling to act. i think fundamentally our future depends for the short term and the long term on a recovery of effectiveness and our political system which fundamentally means a willingness of people with different views to engage in principled compromis