about health care, and their policy, medicare for all is not that popular. in a popular vote however, they want single-payer health care. obamacare is more popular today than it was at any other time previously one about immigration and one about health care. we better start having them quickly. people are terrified about the cost of health care, and i agree with you completely. chuck blau house at them arcata center, he did the study. that s a huge number and republicans keep driving at home. if you know you are an individual, $32 trillion, you can t get your head around that. but i do know if i get sick, maybe in the business doesn t help me pay for health care or i
does he no longer believe that? after he made that speech, his wife sat him down and saide my father is an immigrant. what you said there was wrong. your position is wrong. tucker: why is it wrong? his wife didn t get it, okay. so the rest of us can change our views of there s some c good reason to. what was the fact that changed his mind? he no longer thinks rewarding illegal behavior encourages more of it? the history of the 14th amendment, it sounds to me like you are actually in favor of congress being able to decide who gets to be a citizen and who doesn t. that s what the 14th amendment was established. to prevent congress from deciding who can be a resident. tucker: no, the 14th amendment was added three years after the end of the civil war to enfranchise african-americans and to knowledge was already true, that they were citizens. it was not designed to let illegal spirit rewarded for
it s going to be a major topic in 2020. their policy, medicare for all, is not that popular.r. in a popular vote however, they want single-payer health care. obamacare is more popular todaye than it was at any other time previously. we have a serious problem in this country. we can have two conversations,ly one about immigration and one about health care but we better start having them quickly. tucker: people are terrified about the cost of health care, and i agree with you completely. chuck blauhouse at the mercata center, he did the study. that s a huge number and republicans keep driving at home. if you know you are an individual,, $32 trillion, you can t get your head around that. but i do know if i get sick, maybe my business doesn t help me pay for health care or i go bankrupt because of my medical bills, that s very real
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fire, it s my responsibility to get out of the house. but it s the police, rather the fire department s responsibility to put the fire out, not to come on the scene and lecture. was somebody playing with matchs? whose fault is it? nope. there s a responsibility that the fire department must do, and that s put out the fire. that s what we really need. all institutions must put all hands on deck. we certainly need the mayor to lead the way. in chicago we have a tale of two cities. we have economic disinvestment on the south side and west side. on the north side you have economic growth. you have first class schools. on the south side and west side you got 50 schools that are closed. this anger is fueled from the poverty and the disinvestment, which ultimately leads to the violence. laura: it s a cycle, is it not? this is a cycle. when a community becomes dangerous, business doesn t want