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with some democrats? it didn t happen when the law was first passed. joe manchin could be a deal maker in all this live with us from his home state in west virginia. sir, good day to you and thank you for coming back to our program. good morning. bill: you said keep it, just fix the problems. might be some big problems there. you ve got the floor so go ahead and give us your solution, senator. first of all i wasn t there in 2009. would that have been the bill i voted for? probably not. you couldn t force people to buy a product they didn t want. with that being said, i understand where everybody got and where we are in that position. you have to realize that basically it was passed with 60 democrats. no republicans and we see how divisive it has been from day one. i caution my republican friends if you repeal it with 51 or 52 republicans and no democrats. it doesn t solve the problem. there are people like me. i m willing to sit down and work through this and take out the parts t
shepard: no heat anywhere? is no heat anywhere. that is why when kim jong il was looking at things he was wearing coats all the time. the country is in bad shape. we are trying to spend a message don t is spend your money on missiles on the military. spend it on the economy and a free market and move forward to give your people more of an opportunity and i think that message was h heard because nobody talks to these guys and it doesn t make sense to isolate countries that have like north korea four to five nuclear weapons, a million and a half men in arms, missiles. i think it is better to bring them in and talk to them and try to negotiate with them. again, they are tough, unpredictable. they don t always keep their word. but to isolate them i don t think works. shepard: interesting, thank you. a judge in chicago has now given investigators permission