much more specificity. this is vague. preparing to possibly have something to release chemical weapons. we need more. it screams wag the dog and politics to me. doesn t seem like a national security issue yet. and today the president is screaming about fake news. next, last night democrats staged a late-night talkathon against the senate s health care bill. we know they re talking about it, they re angry about it. can they do anything to stop it? one of those senators joins us next. first, president trump claimed president obama copied him, but jimmy fallon thinks it might be the other way around. yesterday president trump said that obama copied him by calling the republican health care bill mean. and then obama said trump copied him by spending the last six months doing nothing. minutes old. a baby s skin is never more delicate.
get his father-in-law in trouble. do you agree with jason? jared kushner has only ever worked for his family business, a private company. jamie diamond, the chairman and ceo of jpmorgan, doesn t eventually have to do the right thing. he s held accountable every day right out if front whether it s his board, his employees or shareholders. is this just jared has never had to behave like a grown-up in the real world? i think jason is absolutely correct and that it is a shame that we are relying on someone whogs so young and so inexperienced who doesn t have any real corporate experience or political experience and who is relying on the fact he is related to the president and being trusted by the president. this is not a good thing for america, and i think the russian bank meeting is really a telling thing. why is he meeting with them? it s a bank under sanctions so it s illegal for him to do business with them. why is he meeting with them if it was during the transition for anything e
could not afford their premiums if this bill went into place. so, we re working really hard to make sure that doesn t happen. if that s the case, mario, i want to share for a minute what paul ryan said earlier today on fox. if you re not going to force people to buy obamacare. if you re not going to force people to buy something they don t want, then they won t buy it. not that people are getting pushed off a plan, that people will choose not to buy something they don t like or want. okay. mario, so it appears that paul ryan is saying there are millions of americans who want tachoose not to be covered. and this bill is being written to benefit those. are there really that many healthy, young people or wealthy people who are simply saying, i don t want to pay for health care. i m all set without it. are those people in greater numbers or more valuable for the million of people receiving medicaid that it is life or death for? i don t think so.
some governors. i want to share a piece of research. harvard research did a study published by the center for american progress, and, yes, i know center for american progress has an agenda but harvard doesn t. if 23 million people lose their health care coverage, 217,000 additional deaths, those are deaths, will take place over the next decade. that being a number that they have to swallow, how does mitch mcconnell, who s extraordinarily skilled at this, get this thing over the line? well, that s the political pendulum swinging back in the other direction. republicans opposing obamacare and forcing democrats to own everything bad in the health care system as a result of it passing. i think it was senator manchin of west virginia, the democrat, who made the point a lot of his constituents, a lot of americans don t know what it was or who it was that helped them gain the coverage that they ve gotten over the last few years but he said they surely will know who took it away from them.
god forbid, supermodel has to go through this terrible nightmare of turning the big 40. is it the fact you ve never got married, had kids? is it business? is it harvard, i m going to be the next oprah? what is it? none of that. what is it? first of all, let s break it down. you started with almost 40. i ll be 40 in 3 years. i never had that insecurity. a lot of my colleagues in the past, i think they probably lied about their age. i wear my age with pride. i love to say, i m 37, and people say, you look good, as opposed to 25, and they know you re lying. what s the other thing you said? getting married, having kids. it doesn t keep me up at night but i definitely want to have children. i feel like if i don t have children my life is not complete. and then harvard doesn t keep me up at night unless i m at harvard. when i m in my bed in new york, i m not worrying about harvard. i find your career extraordinary. i think the fact you ve gone from being a model to now you re