w. bush and more republicans vulnerable from the right than the center. i think you re right. at this point what can they do. but the question is remember 2009 all witnessed and reported on it. republican playbook now dismisses this as nay sayers, people upset but democrats did that in 2009 with the tea party and paid a price for it. and i do think on specific issues, health care in particular, public meetings can put pressure and illuminate these issues and keep you and me as media more focused on issues like health care instead of the latest trump tweet or whatever. talk about the new immigration plans just released today. looking at potentially massive expansion in the number of people deported. sean spicer said today the efforts not mass deportation.
tolerable. barely. every day. thanks, john. that s really nice sdplch. i know. thank you. i m down the hall. i know. i ll see you every day. this is not a retirement party. we ll see you at 9:00 a.m. thank you. happy valentine s day. we re breaking up on valentine s day. the back side of chris cuomo is his best side. i love that. 48 minutes past the hour. incredible rally in the stock market. who will be there to tell you? two days of record highs for the major averages and one stock is shining months after nay sayers were bruising it. we get a check on cnn money stream next.
in new jersey as part of obamacare. recent lip you said the nay sayers have been proven wrong and touted the fact thattin a i digital half a million people in new jersey now have health insurance who didn t have it before. have you asked president trump to keep the medicaid expansion in place even as the congress and he vow to repeal and replace obamacare? listen, i think repealing and replacing obamacare was something that i was for when i was a candidate for president of the united states and one that i m still for now, and how that will happen is going to be the part of what i hope will be a really vigorous, open conversation between the executive branch and the congress and the nation s governors. since the medicaid program was 50% funded for the most part by the nation s governors and the state taxes and i m really hopeful that we ll be able to be a participant and i ll share with the president the experiences we ve had on the
polls in the election. sorry, people want border security and extreme vetting. so apparently one of the other networks, which we are not watching because we re doing this network show, looks like has a poll out about the extreme vetting. ainsley: when brian was interviewing corey lewandowski the other day talking about the game. he said the polls are wrong, brian. we will have more on that bill o reilly interview tonight. bill o reilly is going to have it on his show and tomorrow night. we will be watching. brian: meanwhile yesterday i caught up with the vice president. i asked him about that. he said we are going to win over those protesters and nay sayers. i talked a little about russia and, of course, going to the big game. here is part two. couple of things going on outside this world and there is a lot of protests going on. i think there is 500 people out here today there was also in philadelphia we saw the chaos at berkeley and nyu. is it your sense that this isn t just people
brady s official four-game suspension had been handed down. if roger goodell had to present the trophy to robert kraft and bill belichick and tom brady, i think it would have been incredibly awkward. it still would be because, again, tom brady, served a four-game suspension, dropped about 28 touchdowns, only threw two interceptions, threw for over 4,300 yard and is a clear bona fide, legitimate mvp candidate. he shut up all the nay sayers to some degree but you ve got to believe there s a part of him that feels like roger goodell needs to be called to the carpet. his father was on the record saying roger goodell should basically be ashamed of himself. when you take all of those things into consideration, there s no doubt what the feelings are in the brady