thanks for joining me. everybody has got a base. so your congressman, talking about that. as a democrat base really clamoring for more documents? i do know that the base is, but there is this radical arm of the conference, even, and they just can t stand this president. they have wanted to do to legitimize him from day one. they wanted to impeach in. you will member that congressman greene said the day after the election he was going to preach president trump. and maxine waters. they have all had this mantra in place, so the mueller report an investigation was something they were going to really hang their hat on. that was the peg. it looks like it may not do what they thought it would do. so now they harris: why do you say that that? if we were going to see something with regard to collusion, with russia, to influence the election, by the trump campaign which is really what they were supposed to be looking at we would
reach the $36.2 trillion. it s insane. harris: let s bring in in a charles payne. talk to me about the actual cost. because congressman greene says this is going to squeeze the middle class in such a way that it will be a stranglehold financially. that $36.2 trillion, that was over 10-year period. so would be $3.2 trillion a year. there are other issues. if you re talking about wiping out the health insurance industry that s 2.7 million jobs. i m not sure where those people go. you have 177 million people, 70% of whom say they either love or like their health insurance situation as it stands already. we are talking about turning this entire system on its head, in a way that we are not even sure about the health outcomes. most people i talk about, most vicious physicians and experts, they argue that it won t help at all. or that maybe it will do well in
board with a fencing if we need in some areas but it doesn t just have to be a wall that s the essence of a negotiation. i think we can start now if people care about getting something done. chris: you re talking about the issues. i guess i m talking more about attitude. there are problems that people have known about possible deals, possible solutions for a long time but it never get done. why not? i think what we as a class, the freshman class brings, particularly ttry. she s proud military and i am proud military and we want solutions. we are sick and tired of it not happening with our constituents need it done. we re rolling up our sleeves and are going to get it done. chris: i want to pick up on that because congressman greene was a special operations in iraq. part of the capture of saddam hussein. you served for years in the cia and then for president bush 43 and obama. what s the one thing you think you can take from your service in national security that may
they voted to table it. ron bonjean and philippe reines. i want to play what congressman greene had to say today. donald john trump has by his statements brought the high office of president of the united states in contempt, ridiculed, disgraced and disrepute. has demonstrated that he is unfit to be president. has betrayed his trust as president of the united states to the manifest injury of the people of the united states. shannon: philippe, doesn t
they voted to table it. ron bonjean and philippe reines. i want to play what congressman greene had to say today. donald john trump has by his statements brought the high office of president of the united states in contempt, ridiculed, disgraced and disrepute. has demonstrated that he is unfit to be president. has betrayed his trust as president of the united states to the manifest injury of the people of the united states. shannon: philippe, doesn t