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now if the democrats were smart, they would come and neg other something where the people could come and get the kind of health care they deserve. you can hear the president talking about that strategy the problem is, it has real world consequences. by ending this subsidy, there s a good chance that the premiums for many low income americans could skyrocket because the insurance companies will not be able to afford to write packages with lower premiums, democrats are warning, even though you can t come up with a deal, you can t just pull these subsidies without some sort of a companion plan to put in its place. at this point, the republicans and the president do not have that plan to back up this decision. critics laying out there may be lower prices, that s the president s goal, but then there would be fewer benefits to those policies, and weaker government protections, which ultimate ly
respected by justice kennedy, who he clerked for. this is the entire game. he ll be able to bring justice kennedy to the conservative side in these 5-4 cases. the other big question is will kennedy retire during president trump s term? more hilikely because he s like to trust gorsuch. sounds like the democrats will have a tough time finding opportunities to go after this nominee. they will. thaw eel point to his rulings that suggest judges should not be as deferential to regular ta lair agencies. this thinking could be more hurtful to government protections for the environment, for consumer, for aggrieved workers. his reference to the senate as the great deliberative body, that s exactly what they want to
federal communications commission s expected to approve the proposed open internet policies that would regulate internet service. safeguarding users ability and access to the web is something the president says he s been pushing for. and without the favoring or blocking of particular sites. south dakota senator john thune led republicans who strongly oppose the internet measure, and waves of demonstrations have ignited across the nation in recent months expressing support for internet traffic regulations and more government protections. a vote on fcc chairman tom wheeler s proposals is scheduled for thursday. the white house is pushing back against multiple reports that there was a breakthrough in nuclear talks with iran. press secretary josh earnest says it s just not true that the u.s. and other world powers were negotiating a ten-year nuclear freeze with iran. that, of course would have been less than the 20 years that u.s. officials pushed for initially. and over on capitol hi
means. i feel like that s maybe part of why there was an idea of a constitution and we would have government protections to make sure some of these, you know, thorny issues didn t have to get worked out at this level. they re using the freedom of religion restoration act. that was never intended if you go back, the intent of the law never for businesses but for people, for individuals who felt that their rights were being abridged by the government. it is a very interesting case. we re all going to be watching it very closely. it is quite alarming. thank you both. ahead, it s a fact, the pope is not a disciple of carl marx. no matter what rush limbaugh says. decisions, decisions. one all-american gal and the big choice to make in 2016. that s in your fyi.