but at the same time, again, there is a difference. if you tell me i can save 20% by going to another country, look. i tell everybody when i get out of congress that s what i m going to do. i m going to tell people how they can get a 20% without a doubt, but it doesn t mean that laverne and shirley are ever getting their jobs back at the bottle factory. companies with more money can then take it and invest in robotics. we don t know that that forgotten american is ever going back to work. but we just showed a company last week coming back because of the tax cuts. we ve seen companies coming back. the president announced companies coming back. in wisconsin he announced foxconn. foxconn said in 2013 it was going to pennsylvania. as i always say when i bring this up, anybody from harris burg, tweet me if you have any evidence of a foxconn factory. by the way faction con who makes these phones, they do it with robots. they can go to the highest wage place in the world because it s
be a top priority? part of it is making an argument that this isn t a federal issue, this is an issue that should be left to the states which sets up the proposal to allow the states to have waivers to do what they want with many of the regulations. the problem is he s promised to make this a central issue. republicans have wanted to repeal obamacare since the program was created. and let s remember the federal government is and will always be deeply involved in health care. he himself has defended medicare throughout the campaign. that is a federal program, so it kind of goes against part of what he s saying. and then, alice, there s this. this is the president last night at the 100th day rally that he had in harris burg, pennsylvania. we re going to give americans the freedom to purchase the health care plans they want, not the health care forced on them by the government.
that makes sense. good morning, everyone. happy monday. it is april 7th. the u.s. ambassador to sweden s birthday today. happy birthday, mark. with us on set we have mark barnacle. hi, mike. the president on council of foreign relation. richard n.haass. his book now out in paperback. and from washington new york times reporter jeremy peters. hello, jeremy. good morning. all good, joe? all good. tonight a big night tonight, man. what s the big night? should i turn to willie for this? yes, please. a big night tonight, man. this run by the kentucky wildcats. oh. my dad smiling down from above. oh, the connecticut. they take out louisville amazingly. they take out michigan with a buzzer beater. and then willie this wisconsin game. what a great game. unbelievable, man. it was a great basketball game. these are all freshmen. they re all freshmen. it s just this shot that you re about to see, aaron harrison, a freshman. a twin. one of the two harris
legislative fix. of course the stakes couldn t be higher, the president s legacy riding on all of this. thanks such kristen. earlier today i spoke to joe cesstack. he said president obama could have used a few of the lessons he learned in the navy. i learned inspect what you expect. the president should have been down there demanding input to see that a botched implementation didn t occur. when 60,000 pennsylvanians were losing their health care every year, before the affordable care act was passed, that s the equivalent of the entire population of harris burg, our capital in 44 weeks. that means this is a major step forward. this website has got to be fixed. i think the president had to keep his promise. coming up, congressman peter welch of vermont.
witt. here s what is happening. a new bill within the democratic party threaten to alt ter the health care law. it s sponsored by fred upton and would allow insurers to continue offering plans cancelled tund the affordable care act. it sailed through the house with 39 democrats breaking rank to help it through. some democrats stayed true to the signature program, fighting on the floor until the gavel came down. both sides were passionate. it s particularly disappointing to come to the floor today to see a bill that says to the affordable care act and all of these people with their stories we are going to unravel this. we are going to unravel all of the good things. it is important that we take this action today on h.r. 33-50 because we have heard from the american people from coast to coast, from coast to coast, that they do not want they do not want the president s health care law. the president is vowing to block the so called keep your plan bill which is unlikely t