funds. i m a little bit leery. when he talked about healthcare it was we should relitigate the fight of the last two years. megyn: we talked about this earlier. there is no compromise on healthcare. it s either we have it or we don t. that many being challenged in court. if it came up for a vote in congress i think he would be afraid of having a vote on it in the u.s. senate or new year. it would be a difficulty in the house and the senate. we ll have lots of issues like that. $434 million of this bill goes for expansion in medicaid. you talk to any state governor and they will tellu it will sink their state budget. megyn: forget healthcare. let s talk about what could get done. he s focusing more on the economy. you have say he was suppose to be focusing on that before. he says he is now.
air tonight, 6pm. special report see you then. breaking news from los angeles where a bunch of mid school children just coming down sick and middle school children just coming down sick and wait until you hear what they believe may be to blame. brand-new details on the airline bomb threat, including reports that one device was 17 minutes away from exploding before they got to it. plus the troubling new reports on what investigators have found now in yemen and how many packages they believe are still out there. and are we healthcare world war ii? what does that mean? what happens if the gop tries to repeal this bill? the debate that s got congress and our panel talking next. on healthcare, that means we can and should propose and vote on straight repeal repeatedly. but we can t expect the president to sign it. i have asthma. and when my symptoms came back
the mess allege got from us days vote. i think it s clear the voters sent a message which is they want us to focus on the economy, and jobs, and moving this country forward. they are concerned about making sure that taxpayer money is not wasted. and they want a change of tone here in washington where the two parties are coming together and focusing on the people s business as opposed to scoring political points. megyn: karl rove is the former senior advisor and deputy chief of staff to former president bush. does he get it? he does in the talk points. let s see if he gets it in reality. passing bipartisan legislation involves the active participation of the white house. he showed no appetite for that in the last 20 months of being president. it will be interesting to see
deal with over two years. a group of disparate people with disparate goals and try to rope them together. i pity the whip, and to vote on something cohesive like a healthcare change or departure from what is already there, it s not possible, not feasible and president obama is not worried one bit because it will never occur. there will be a symbolic vote on repealing healthcare. it won t go anywhere. the republicans can go to the president and say let s change this thing and give individuals the tax cut for the premiums. and let the president say no to that. megyn: got to go. gentlemen, thank you both so much. i pity the whip. that may be the saying of the day. fox news alert we just confirmed new details about the mail bombs from last week s terror plot. they were wired with cell phones set to detonate when the phone s alarm went off. this had been reported but not yet confirmed. it is now confirmed.
fact they were laced with drugs. in washington state, day three now of the vote count, in the still undecided senate race between incumbent senator patti myrrh me murray who is clinging to a small lead to republican dino rossi. reporter: it does appear that with two thirds of the vote counted that patti murray is headed back to the state senate for another term. she leads dino rossi by 27,000 votes, that is up from 14,000 on election nights. here is the killer, overnight rossi s numbers fell in 18 of 22 counties that reported new totals. this map shows you the big picture. rossi won rural eastern washington, muiree murray won the more populated coast.