that could affect its value, that raises very serious ethical issues and perhaps legal issues. the person who should be secretary of health should not have those types of ethical lapses. i have to say, senator, that part of the old cliche about the scandals what s legal has been illuminating to see what exactly you guys in congress are able to do within the law. for instance, buying preferred stock from a company at a place you regulate but the stock act was introduced to cut out the worst excesses after a big investigation. the trump folks are saying the cnn report is wrong, that it should be retracted and that representative price had no idea that stock was being purchased for that hip company when he was going to introduce legislation that benefitted them a week later do you believe congressman price? you re absolutely right about the stock act. it was passed in order to prevent these types of abuses. i think this should never have been done. a congressman should not be buying sto
the notion that should we have nationalized, socialized medicine? look, we just had an election, and the democrats did not win, nobody was elected who was in favor of that particular thing. and i think that, you know again, this is not going to turn on the nomination of congressman price to this particular position. bernie sanders has not made the case that we should now trust the government with to control of the health care system. that is not what the american people voted for. and i don t think it s what they really want. nicole, there s going to be a lot of vacant positions with the administration. they have not moved fast, they have not moved in the traditional way to fill a lot of the 4,000 or so positions they have to fill. and i want to ask you about the learning curve, especially in light of a devastating piece that went up in the new york times website tonight. it s about the former texas governor rick perry who was the dez knee for the department of
issues and perhaps legal issues. the person who should be secretary of health should not have those types of ethical lapses. i have to say, senator, that part of the old cliche about the scandals what s legal has been illuminating to see what exactly you guys in congress are able to do within the law. for instance, buying preferred stock from a company at a place you regulate but the stock act was introduced to cut out the worst excesses after a big investigation. the trump folks are saying the cnn report is wrong, that it should be retracted and that representative price had no idea that stock was being purchased for that hip company when he was going to introduce legislation that benefitted them a week later do you believe congressman price? you re absolutely right about the stock act. it was passed in order to prevent these types of abuses. i think this should never have been done. a congressman should not be buying stock in a company and
happened? and that is people get roughed up, they get bruised in some cases. but most of all, they go through. yeah, i don t think any will be turned down. there might be drama about tillerson, i don t see willingness on the part of republicans or the house or the senate to buck donald trump at this particular point. the big question mark of course is we re two days away from the inauguration and we have no idea all of those things are giant question marks, but i don t think there s going to be a lot of drama when it comes to ultimately whether or not the cabinet members get confirmed. he has enjoyed shall we say gnawing on a few nominees. here is bernie sanders with congressman price. my question is, in canada, in
nationalized, socialized medicine? look, we just had an election, and the democrats did not win, nobody was elected who was in favor of that particular thing. and i think that, you know again, this is not going to turn on the nomination of congressman price to this particular position. bernie sanders has not made the case that we should now trust the government with to control of the health care system. that is not what the american people voted for. and i don t think it s what they really want. nicole, there s going to be a lot of vacant positions with the administration. they have not moved fast, they have not moved in the traditional way to fill a lot of the 4,000 or so positions they have to fill. and i want to ask you about the learning curve, especially in light of a devastating piece that went up in the new york times website tonight. it s about the former texas governor rick perry who was the dez knee for the department of energy, i will quote from it briefly. mr. perry