the new congress on january 3rd, that republicans will launch investigations into his department, into mayorkas himself, which could and i repeat could, lead to an impeachment inquiry. so mccarthy actually being very cautious about the language that he s using. he s not only being pressured by conservatives on his right flank whose votes he needs to be able to be elected speaker, but he s also considering those moderates in his caucus because of that very narrow majority. he ll need moderates to hang together with him, and so i think mccarthy is also being cognizant of that and not wanting to alienate some of those moderates as well, which is why you saw him using very precise language when it comes to the impeachment discussion. chris? we have heard from the white house on this. we know, peter, they think this is just a political stunt.
have to worry about being denied coverage as a result of a preexisting condition aren t some people it is a reasonable discussion for us to have when this presidential election is over and we convene the next congress on january 3rd, as to how we can build upon the success of the aca and make adjustments. that was done with social security over the years. that was done with medicare and medicaid. it s reasonable to say it should be done with the aca. but the foundation of the law is solid and it s been a benefit to american people. congressman, thank you for joining us here in the situation room. and for being so generous with your time with us. we appreciate it. thank you. just ahead, donald trump sees what he calls a sinister deal along republicans distancing themselves from his campaign. what does he have to gain from repeated attacks on them? plus, the plane crash that
well, let me ask you this, maria. when you look at the fact that they are attacking the affordable health care act. i ve had a lady on this show that talked about how she had questions about it, it saved her life, she had cancer. when you look at the polls of the affordable care act, 50% of americans say expand or keep it as it is. 50%. only 39% say repeal it, yet you see all the republicans agree on repealing it. let me show you this whole barrage of attacks from each one of these republican candidates, who seem like they are oblivious to what the american people are saying about this act. first on my list is obama-care. i m going to repeal obama-care so we can end socialized medicine. i will ask the new congress on january 3rd, before i am sworn?