spent years and years wailing against this sort of thing. we have an opportunity to stop frivolous lawsuits. we, we have frivolous lawsuits. excessive and frivolous lawsuits. paralyzing and frivolous lawsuits. vicious cycle of frivolous lawsuits. coming from two lawyers, i can tell you we need to cut down the frivolous lawsuits. or ending the junk lawsuits. ending junk lawsuits. we get rid of the junk lawsuits. we need to do something about junk lawsuits. let s get rid of junk lawsuits. number four, end junk lawsuits. junk lawsuits. hate them. as it happens, there are many, many areas in which the president has almost certainly overreached his executive authority. this is an administration that just argued in a heavily redacted memo released to the public, the legal right to kill an american citizen without trial. administration has defended the sweeping bulk surveillance of its own citizens, both without warrant and without specific indications of suspicion of those
participate in these exchanges, the greater the risk pool becomes and the lower the costs get. so they are two for two. the second republican demand already in the bill. number three, give states the tools to create their own innovative reforms that lower health care costs. i know i m beginning to sound like a broken record here, but, check, also in the bill. section 1332 of the senate bill is called the waiver for state innovation. again, as ezra points out, it allows states to opt out of the whole she bang if they can prove they have a better and cheaper way to do that. so the first, second and third of the four republican demands on health care are all in the bill. how about their last one, number four? number four, end junk lawsuits that contribute to higher health care costs. otherwise known as tort reform, otherwise known as in the bill. yes, the senate bill calls on individual states to develop new ways to deal with malpractice
right have spent years and years wailing against this sort of thing. we have an opportunity to stop frivolous lawsuits. we, we have frivolous lawsuits. excessive and frivolous lawsuits. paralyzing and frivolous lawsuits. vicious cycle of frivolous lawsuits. coming from two lawyers, i can tell you we need to cut down the frivolous lawsuits. or ending the junk lawsuits. ending junk lawsuits. we get rid of the junk lawsuits. we need to do something about junk lawsuits. let s get rid of junk lawsuits. number four, end junk lawsuits. junk lawsuits. hate them. as it happens, there are many, many areas in which the president has almost certainly overreached his executive authority. this is an administration that just argued in a heavily redacted memo released to the public, the legal right to kill an american citizen without trial. administration has defended the sweeping bulk surveillance of its own citizens, both without warrant and without specific indications of suspicio
in my view, the president has not faithfully executed the laws. it s not yet clear exactly what this lawsuit will look like, but most people see it as lit more than a stunt to satiate the impeachment-hungry republican base. they re not just saying it s a stunt here on this network. i think you know in your heart of hearts, this is a waste of time now. there are far more important things you guys have to be addressing than filing lawsuits past each other. by the way, rome s burning. gop is supposed to be opposed to waste of time lawsuits. they, the right, the infrastructure of the right have spent years and years wailing against this sort of thing. we have an opportunity to stop frivolous lawsuits. we, we have frivolous lawsuits. excessive and frivolous lawsuits. paralyzing and frivolous lawsuits. vicious cycle of frivolous lawsuits. coming from two lawyers, i can tell you we need to cut down the frivolous lawsuits. or ending the junk lawsuits. ending junk lawsuits