but i don t think we should get there by making private insurance illegal. that s terrifying idea. i think this campaign will start going our way. more americans start focusing on the race, most of those americans want problem solvers. they don t want people who are going to run on the extremes. they want people who will solve problems. that s what i m running on. shannon: as we inched toward the iowa caucus, some candidates are talking about doubling down on president trump. attacks on his character. could that negativity also alienate some voters who are sick of the mudslinging? is one of those things we report all the time, every cycle people say they hate negative ads, but we report that they seem to work. but where do you find yourself n that process? i m an optimist by nature. i m an entrepreneur. before he ran for congress i started to coax businesses from scratch, create thousands of jobs. so i m a builder by nature. i like focusing on the future and talking about the things
the trump and bush administration in seniority vice president of public affairs, great to have you with us today. good to be here at. shannon: okay, listen, others acting within iranian government like no way. they want the u.s. to completely change course with the sanctions and then think about meeting with us. i m guessing the administration has no appetite for that. right, i don t think that will happen and secretary of state pompeo has laid out 12 or 13 things iran has to do with it wants full sanctions relief. it really hasn t done any of those things. i thought maybe they saw an opening with the pylon on president trump by old europe and the g20 summit which is the new custom for that obsolete gathering of people, but i think the administration will hold strong and say no. we need to see change in iranian conduct before the sanctions come off. shannon: we serve them a card a little bit of whisper there is concern in israel. benjamin netanyahu concerned about the possibili
johnson & johnson was the right target in these cases. i think people have to take a step back and realize that there should be accountability throughout the pharmaceutical supply channel. there is certainly culpability with pharmaceutical manufacturers because of the representations that are made. you saw that made an oklahoma and you will begin to see that of the next year or so. there is a role for the wholesalers, the pharmacies, the prescribers. all of those entities bear some responsibility for the problems we have. in the federal government itself bear some responsibility. as you know, the dea had approved an ever-increasing number of pills. that was part of the problem. i think when we look at it and step back, people see that manufacturers have a role to play in fixing this problem that they did help to create. but it s not as simple to say that only one company or one entity is responsible for everything. shannon: as the wall street journal points out, johnson & johnson
riverside police officer to use the suspect. still, he took off in the vehicle. you can see he went about a quarter-mile in reverse with the door open before turning around and continuing the chase, which would ultimately end at the dayton library. the crash that ended the chase involved a van filled with children. two of those children were killed, 11 people were extricated from damaged cars. according to police, ten people were hospitalized. that includes the suspect. at some point, either in the chase for the crash were during the incident, the suspect was injured. we are awaiting details from police. shannon? shannon: mike tobin, thank you very much. coming up, actress lori loughlin that her husband due in court for that college bribery scandal case. we have more lives. it s a sit-up, banana! bend at the waist! i m tryin ! keep it up. you ll get there. whoa-hoa-hoa! 30 grams of protein, and one gram of sugar. ensure max protein.
come as you said, putting forth real solutions to help hardworking americans. that s what this country needs. i m fully committed to it. shannon: has the world change, the political environment, and 2019? you been called out by other contenders on the stage. when you cautioned them, that we can t promise the make and people all kinds of things. that we can t pay for or delivered. i think of elizabeth warren reaching out and saying, why are we talking about what we can t do? the other candidates are proposing much more radical ideas and plans. thus far, that s been what has sold. the more extreme things to come up with, the more attention you get. but we all know that s not what the american people need. the american people need a leader who can actually bring us together and start solving these problems. actually building the better future that we all know is available to us as americans. but we have to work together. this politics of division, i think it s the string the country