marie jr.? yes. will you? yes. do you accept? yes. i love you, baby. offensive lineman getting a yes as he proposes on the field. what an exciting day. brian: almost as exciting as the eagles beating the patriots. jillian: i woke um this morning and i was like what? brian: patriots lose two in a row. ainsley: did it end really late? jillian: yes. brian: obamacare on life support after the judge rules it is unconstitutional. indiana attorney general curtis hill joined the fight against it and calls his decision a victory for all americans. he joins us next. ainsley: plus a new addiction in america the number of teenagers using ecigarettes is spiking. alarming new study out this morning i ve got to tell you
of people have been helped with obamacare, we are the country that have no care for our people and so many people have been helped. the double digits is not going to be something that deters us but go forward. that s the good news on this side. heather: let s take a look at some of the raises in premiums. average health premiums by the year and you can compare back in 2013, $2,132 jumped ahead $476. so, joe, what do you think of that? that s a double-digit increase. yeah, it s about 15%. i don t think susan is entirely wrong, you know, this is essentially republicans taking ownership and there is going to be a small increase right before the midterms this year, so if republicans don t get their act together. if they get themselves lined up whether it s behind the new health care choice act or something else, they are going to take a little bit of a hit. new nbc poll said 1 out of 5
america. heather: joe, it is an example, one example of republicans not getting the work done that they said they would get done. yeah, you know, they don t wanting to into this year s midterms or 2020 with last effort to repeal obamacare dying because the senate couldn t get enough votes, mccain s 11th hour flip. they have to put something together going forward. like i said, 2019 budget they want to pass relies on pretty much a number of major cuts, relies obamacare repeal and replace. you know, there is no choice at this point, obamacare has been a god-send politically for republicans for 8 years but now the ball is in our court. heather: susan, final word? they haven t been able to replace or repeal, this is something to stand, stop fighting what good things happened under obama and let s move forward and help our people. heather: thank you both for joining us, have a great day. you too. heather: time now 20 minutes
china with diplomacy on his mind. mattis says he s heading into talks to beijing this week without any preconceived notion weeks after slamming the country over militarization of islands in the south china sea, officials say discussion wills focus on chain as role in denuclearization of the korean peninsula. well, let s talk about, yes, obamacare, it is back in the spotlight, a new report claims that gop suffer at the polls for not fulfilling to end former president obama s signature law, obamacare rates are set to rise an average of 15% next year resulting in more than 100 per household. so what do republicans need to do to revive their effort to repeal and replace, joining me to debate joe barelli and susan johnson cook, thank you both for joining us this morning, we really appreciate it. thank you for having us.
americans feel health care is the most important issue going into next election. they have no choice at this point. i m just concerned that they are not terribly good at self-imposed deadlines, think daca fix. heather: that s actually a good point. susan, jumped off on that point. i m glad he said that, i m not totally wrong, i am correct. the other effect is if it doesn t had double-digits, they would not have health care. they are making sure everybody has health care. heather: yeah, but they also have extra money in the pocket due to the tax changes under president obama president trump s administration. they do, but the bottom line is that every household in america should have health care, every individual should have health care and the good news is that they did with obamacare. so whether the digits go up or down, household covered. i think that s what s most important for people. we are in the united states of