0 the time we have left this evening. as always, weng thank you for making the show possible. thank you for being with us. we hope you ll set dvr so you never miss an episode ofof hannity. you could always watch it in the morning. i put you to sleep. that s wouldn t be good. in the meantime, let not your hearts be trouble. laura ingraham takes it right where my presence they didn t come in the mail today. the package is en route meaning route. it should get there. i don t have the number for me. yeah it should get there next year at some point. given the given the way things are going to see the post office go. exactly. but i think it s the right size. i m looking at you if you gained a few now you re very trim so it s going to look strong. yeah, look great. so hannity you ve got to give me you ve got to give me the review once you get them. okay, so that ll probably be tomorrow, i hope. i don t know what you re i don t know what you re up to. i really don t know but it s no good comin
fascinating to watch it play out in the media. they re using the media to make statements, comment on the wall negotiations, talk about each other. the problem is they aren t talking to each other and they re both undermining the process of good faith negotiations. they re both coming to a conclusion before the negotiators tasked with working something out are able to get anywhere. the president has changed his tune a few times saying it s a wall, call it whatever you want, fencing, now back to a wall is a wall. i think both sides are doing a disservice to negotiators because they are both pulling the rug out from under them. yesterday he told the new york times they re already building the wall. we already have money for the wall. is this guy in touch with reality? parts of it they do. they ve been rebuilding it. that s reality. rebuilding things that preexist. there is no new money or wall being built. the facts are just not right.
the families of our friends and families. we really want the election in missouri to reflect our worries. what is your worry specifically that you are not going to be your child is not going to be able to get experience because he s got the epitome of preexisting conditions. he was born with something. yeah. he was diagnosed still in the womb. you couldn t get any more preexist than that. that s our biggest priority is making sure that coverage is still there. when he is no longer on our health insurance or we are trying to figure out if we can change jobs or going to change our health care plan, it stays covered for him. that are is the question so many americans have. can i lose my job? can i leave my job? can i move from my job or will i lose and you are a great illustration that the greatest thing you get from your jobs is health care. that is the position too many americans are in. thanks for your story about ryan
chance of passing the senate. man, that is asking a lot to get a symbolic victory through the house, circular as we said to the famous btu energy tax that bill clinton and al gore made house democrats vote on in 93, didn t pass the senate and they were still hammered on it in the 1994 election. preexisting conditions is one of the things people are looking at closely americans to see if it s in or out, one that really matters. it was very hard to tell from president trump s interview on cbs, john dickerson, god bless him, he tried to get an answer. here is a portion of this. preexisting conditions are in the bill, and i mandated, i said it has to be. one of the ifices that was discussed preexist something optional for the state. sure, changing permanent? of course. everybody gets preexisting no matter where they live. the states also have a lot to
that would set the stage obviously for the tax cuts that republicans want to see as well. the house freedom caucus member with us. is that a fair assessment, congressman, that you re much more unified on this attempt than you were the last one? yeah, no, absolutely. the last amendment that was added does what you said. our key objective from the beginning was to reduce prices. obamacare focused almost exclusively on coverage. prices are going up by 30%. that s the death spiral. so this thing, the amendment i m talking about allows states to open out. pre-existing conditions are still covered in three places. we have $120 billion to cover for pre-existing. neil: will premiums be higher for those with preexist something. no, no, no.