expected to be on the top of that list is infrastructure. president trump: infrastructure is the easiest of all. people want it. republicans and democrats. we will have tremendous democrat support on infrastructure, as you know. democrats say they re interested in working with the white house and republicans on infrastructure. though the details are still outstanding. how much the white house and democrats are looking to spend on this infrastructure proposal and where the money will come from. the white house is looking to iron that out the first part of the year as congress is getting back and democrats and republicans begin to figure out exactly how they will approach 2018. the president also this week asked republicans and democrats to work together on a healthcare proposal and a healthcare law. republicans essentially tried to go this one alone earlier this year. that was unsuccessful as they couldn t get a healthcare law or proposal through the senate. they could give it a sho
until doug jones can get seated. listen to what mitch mcconnell said back then. i think brown s election means the end of the healthcare proposal as currently constituted that the democrats are trying to jam through that they did jam through the senate thanks to the cornhusker kick back and louisiana purchase and the other tactics that they employed. dana: you could almost search and replacement statements and they would be the same. right. and that s exactly by the way what the democrats did. harry reid was their leader at the time. that s exactly what they did. they did jam obamacare through. even after voters in massachusetts had pretty clearly repudiated the idea of obamacare. remember, they already had romney care. they were pretty content there were big problems with the bill. they had to use a really shady legislative move around by the way interestingly we now treat as just normal. this is how gross precedent gets set. this is how you lose your republic. sorry. the democr
politics, because we made this clear this is not partisan, is the morality. when we re talking about a healthcare proposal, which was proposed in the senate, that would cost up to 34 million people their health insurance, you re talking about people watching me right now with preexisting conditions, talking about people right now that need their medicine, it is immoral to play with people s healthcare and lives. you re talking about people sitting in jail that did nothing wrong, some that did a minor offense that will lose their many years of their lives. that s immoral. i mean, i think that we have taken the morality out and the sensitivity out of a lot of the issues and just looked at what side we re on rather than what do we stand for as a nation. that s right, reverend al. i think the faith community, the ministers, rabbis, imams, we
across the nation and they ll give momentums. senator cassidy, thank you so much, best of luck to you. where does this go forward? terms in terms of looking for the republican party? it is hard to look ahead to see where the legislative win comes from? the ability to go out and make complicated proposal and making popular with the american people and be able to explicate them and on a good day, this healthcare proposal had a 17% approval and none of these senators seem to have the ability to communicate to average americans that what it is that this legislation will do for them and how it will help them. unless we can do that, you do that on healthcare or tax reform or offering conservative solution and explain it