Right now. Good evening. Im chuck todd here in new york city. And welcome to mtp daily. Folks the Republican Health care plan already has an identity crisis because the Republican Party still has an identity crisis, at least when it comes to ideology. The health care fight is exposed the growing divide between the partys Old Fashioned Movement Conservative base and its new nationalist president. Right now the white house and gop leaders are aggressively trying to unite those two warring factions and in fact in just a few minutes at the white house, President Trump is scheduled to meet with conservative groups who are bashing the current plan to repeal and replace obamacare. Some on the right are slamming as trumpcare, others are slamming it as ryancare. No matter what theyre calling it, others call it obamacarelite. They dont like it. It seems as if the Republican Party isnt quite sure what the bill is supposed to do. Why . Because the party isnt quite sure what its supposed to be in t
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shriverreport.org and read the very influential report on women and children in poverty. maria does a great job. i d like to give a plug to my colleague matea gold about the network of the koch brothers. front page! read it. i m giving a shout out to two people, greg martin, first day as producer, and florida state, win for the s.e.c. today. go seminoles, kristen todd, we re going to pull it out. i feel it. that s it for this edition of the daily rundown. tomorrow on the show, republican senator ron johnson will be here. coming up next on msnbc, chris jansing and co. see you tomorrow. chuck will be coming back from a florida state victory. we ve got, right? uh-huh. yes! well, i found this new thing called. [ dennis voice ] allstate quickfoto claim. [ normal voice ] it s an app. you understand that? just take photos of the damage with your phone
and if a potential republican opponent writes how the gop can write its course. plus, team cold hits a big chunk of the country, and what s causing the depp freeze? good morning from washington, it s monday, january 6, 2013, and this is the daily rundown, i m luke russert in for chuck todd. and there s a lot to get to, including liz cheney s decision to drop her bid for the u.s. senate in wyoming. we begin in iraq with scenes that will give war-weary americans to flashbacks a decade ago. there is new fighting in fallujah, ramadi, where al qaeda has seized control. more than 1,300 americans died in the province during the iraq war. most notably, during bloody battles in fallujah in 2004 and ramadi two years later. secretary of state john kerry says despite those sacrifice, the u.s. military will not return to iraq. this is a fight that belongs to the iraqis. that is exactly what the president and the world decided sometime ago when we left iraq. so we are not obviously c