hi everyone, good afternoon to you. we re following some major news on several fronts right now. we re just five days away from a government shutdown, and the new plan from the house speaker to stop it is already running into some serious issues. we re also following developments in israel as hospitals in gaza report dire situation. israel s prime minister promises no letup in the offensive. doubling down on his plans for a total israeli control. after the war. mister prime minister, would you accept i think that the only force right now that can guarantee that hamas, the terrorism is not where you period, and taken over gaza, get as the israeli military. a budgeted not to joe whom did offer some encouraging words about a possible deal and hostages. more on that ahead. plus, we are one day away from donald trump junior second trip to the witness stand. the new york fraud trial. as his father is now demanding cameras in the courtroom for his trials. and that is comin
absolutely. ali, for all the republican rhetoric on inflation, this administration is actually taking action to save americans money. here s what it s gonna mean. for the ten most expensive drugs, for drugs to tackle diabetes, blood thinners, americans now are going to pay less. there s a cap of $2,000 a year on their out of pocket costs. and, by the, way this is gonna reduce the deficit, all the republican rhetoric on deficits, they haven t done anything. this president has. medicare is about 800 billion dollars of spending. of that 20%, pharmaceutical expenditure, it s out of control. the pharmaceutical industry has made billions of dollars of profits, most of it on stock buybacks, ali. by the, way the spending more on stock buybacks in the last ten years than on research and development. so, it s a red herring that this money is going to innovation. this president is lowering the cost, lowering the deficit, helping the american public. he s delivering. you make an interesting
face about this. this is a simple matter that, to most people, should ve been sorted out more than two decades ago. the idea that medicare is allowed to negotiate for the price of the drugs, not free drugs nobody s getting it free, nobody forcing anybody to sell anything and the government s not taking over the manufacture of anything. this is the right to negotiate because you re a bulk buyer. absolutely, ali, for all the republican rhetoric on inflation, this administration is actually taking action to save americans money. here s what it s gonna mean. for the ten most expensive drugs, for drugs to tackle diabetes, blood thinners, americans now are going to pay less. there s a cap of $2,000 a year on their out-of-pocket costs. and, by the, way this is gonna reduce the deficit, all the republican rhetoric on deficits, they haven t done anything. this president has. medicare is about 800 billion dollars of spending.
process rights of any possible name defendants. which then, enables this to ensure that the entire investigative, and adjust to system. how do you calibrate, how do you think about the pressure. think one thing that s unusual at this case, compared to sort of normal criminal case, the normal case in georgia, is that in on thursday when this report comes, out there s gonna be not just georgia, not just, national and international attention what the special grand jury is concluded, with everybody in their mother speculating as what it s gonna mean. which is something we ve never had before in this country. you ve been the district attorney, you ve dealt with high profile cases.
moving. apple announced $300 billion investment yesterday. tax reform s gonna be great for the american people. we need to let people know that. but i feel good about what it s gonna mean. dana: so if they didn t vote for the tax reform bill, do you think they should run on it? you know, i think people have to support their districts. i tell everybody, there s no one size fits all answer. you have to do what s right for your district. and there were people that chose to vote with their district, and that s okay. the tax bill will be great for america. dana: i absolutely get that. what about recruiting? how s that going for you in terms of the types of people you ve been able to recruit to run? i know the person that you wanted to run in illinois 17, mr. klein, has decided not to run. are you running out of time to find good people for those seats? i think we need to keep working to get folks in seats. i can tell you, peterson in