we re happy asserted 20 and go lower. there is our opening offer. if he wants to counter with something lower, we re going to negotiate. sandra: that he s referring to is chuck schumer. while he says his party is willing to work with republicans on giving small businesses a break, schumer calling the proposal welfare. we re going to open up to you congressman because the big question at this point is is were party selling this blueprint? speak out we re just at the starting phase the president is just getting his sea legs on tax reform. he doesn t really understand health care as well as he understands taxes. he gets this and understands it. he s a businessman. i think he s going to sell this really well to the american people. he is hoping to bring democrats on board and i think they understand the policy of how important tax reform is. sandra: did he make any progress with that speech? congressman duffy: he s not
and this is why it failed last night. it s not going to make it through this time, and the republicans ought to come to the table, sit down with the democrats. there s an agreement that we can let s focus on those that help people. this is what people hate about washington d.c. nothing is getting done, and the actions they take are just hurting people. they re hurting me as governor. they re hurting us in our states. how about coming together and working in a way to help people. that s what you got elected to do, and, unfortunately, that is what has been broken up in washington. so, governor, there s this idea that if you let the states handle this, somehow it gets better and premier go lower. what s your best understanding of the roles that states can play in assuming certain responsibilities in health care that will actually result in either better health care or lower cost health care or in a perfect world both. listen, i also serve as the chairman of the national governors as
the helicopter can fly over the debris, look down and when it looks down, it can hover and go lower. maybe for the first time, get a sense of whether they are seeing debris or the garbage that gets caught up in here. the ocean currents go like this. there s a lot of garbage that gets caught and spins around. buoys have been dropped to mark places where the debris was found, but, those buoys, they are going to move around with the currents. yes, but this is high-tech. they have the ability to lock in gps signals when they drop them down. of course they move. the good news is, in this new search area versus where they were down here, there s usually better weather in this area. while it s raining and cloudy today, the seas are reportedly much calmer. that is useful, too. it suggests less drift, alex. kerry sanders, thank you from
right? but i want to learn about the price is right and i want to learn about plinko i ll talk to bob barker. if i want to learn about conservation i m going to defer to the experts at the iucn and cides. all the hate talking about, the one thing i will say to bob barker is, the price was wrong. the contribution would have been much higher and everybody would have been much better for it, even up to $1 million, they scared these people away because they didn t want to go through what i m going through now. these are big they re wealthy people. they have employees. they have to care about them. and they want to be a part of it. and so they ve actually made the price and the whole thing point of this go lower. if i had more money at the time i d have given them. listen, corey, i appreciate you coming on the show tonight to give your side of it. it is a debate that is raging. i urge people to study the debate in detail as i did today. because there are arguments on both sides.
scared these people away because they didn t want to go through what i m going through now. these are big they re wealthy people. they have employees. they have to care about them. and they want to be a part of it. and so they ve actually made the price and the whole thing point of this go lower. if i had more money at the time i d have given them. listen, corey, i appreciate you coming on the show tonight to give your side of it. it is a debate that is raging. i urge people to study the debate in detail as i did today. because there are arguments on both sides. and you have people on your side, i know. i ve read that argument, too. i think the point i would end with is simply having looked at the reaction, a lot of it is geared to the trophy picture. people do not like the idea of celebrating the slaughter of endangered species in the way that you have done before and clearly intend to do again with this black rhino. and i would think if i was in your position i would rethink