take in the senate. i didn t know if you can get something they can both sign onto, it will take a long time. what is a long time. could take the rest of the year. important not just ohioans but states like ohio, the burgeoning opioid crisis, more able to be helped by the medicaid expansion. there are going to be states that are full of trump voters that will be very hard to take the medicaid expansion away from in 2020, which current legislation does. what steve was talking about, i could absolutely see president trump sitting down and saying, you have whatever you want, basically crafts a moderate bill, they could get senator joe manchin, maybe, but they lose enough of them to lose rand paul, mike lee, ted cruz. guess what happens, goes back to the house. i see a senate deal. i don t see something that gets
promises that aren t in this bill, mr. president. what does he say to that i m the quote negotiator, what s his response when you say, mr. president, it s just not here in he said two things, one we are still negotiating, thank you for pointing out the things that need to get better. did you really need to point that out in i think his staff knew that. i think ryan is leading the charge here and frankly for whatever reason he just decided to cop-out on key things. there s no competition across state laws, they keep some of obamacare taxes. you think republicans can repeal those completely. they expand medicaid and pay-off to states like ohio. so why, though, is paul ryan making such a pitch? we just saw a video in front of the big television monitor playing professor, why this big pitch for conservatives say it isn t what was promised? i think paul s strategy is create a mechanism and you can
are long-term implications for making a deal like this but there are still 1,000 families and certainly thousands more people that are going to be affected by these jobs staying there. the question is, though, in the long term, can donald trump continue to do this, always be on the phone, wolf, try to keep companies here? i don t thing that s a great strategy. but you know what, in this case, good move for him. he s going to go to cincinnati later tonight, speak in cincinnati, and he s going to thank people in ohio for helping him become the president-elect of the united states. this is a state he fought really hard for. a state that he was at risk of losing to hill hiary clinton at some points and voters came out and supported him. will he be able to deliver to them what he delivered to indiana remains to be seen. worth noticing carrier is in indiana where mike pence is governor. will he be able to replicate this in states where the governor is not his vice president-elect like oh
so go to your place and vote and go pick some other place and go sit there with your friends and make sure it s on the up and up because you know what? that s a big, big problem in this country, and nobody wants to talk about it. donald trump was right about something being off at the polls, but not the way he meant it. new voting restrictions were in place in 14 states this election year, including key battleground states like ohio and wisconsin. where 300,000 voters did not have the i.d. required to vote, and where turnout was at a 20-year low. trump became the first republican since reagan to win wisconsin. his margin of victory 27,000 votes. joining me is ari berman, author of question give us the ballot
effectively taking states like pennsylvania, states like ohio, michigan, maybe wisconsin, but, you know, taking states where he could grab the working class voters who feel so disenfranchised by the republican party and the democratic party and that he would be able to carve out victories in states republicans normally don t win. break through the blue wall, if you will, and even then some. he was talking about jersey, if i recall, jersey girl. he was, he was. he was talking about a huge realignment. we ll see if he can get a piece of that or if the demography is changing so quickly that the demographics favor the urban areas, the diverse areas. he s keeping it close without doing, let s be frank, the basics of the campaign. he s not spending the amount of