he suffered that heart attack a little less than a week ago in las vegas. he took a ten minute walk with his wife around burlington. he continues to lie low, staying out of the spotlight as he recovers from this heart attack. we don t know for sure when he s going to get back on the campaign trail in ernest, we do know the work of the campaign continues. at 1:00 today, sanders held an all staff conference call, where he talked to his team, told him he was going to stay in the race and he talked about his own personal experience with his heart attack is part of his motivation to push for his signature plan for medicare for all. and he s rolling out pretty big polecy proposals. this team is rolling out a comprehensive campaign finance reform plan. it has many different prongs to it, the most significant is the one that would take place the soonest. that s where sanders has pledged if heing abouts the nominee for
obamacare. fixed, tweaks need to be made yeah. i m wondering why people who but we don t have to overhaul want votes from democrats spent the whole system. i think kamala harris did a good job. i think cory booker did a good all last night trashing barack obama saying support of barack job last night. he was the only one i saw on obama s signature plan, the stage who really took the battle affordable care act, the to trump. he s the one who wants to greatest step forward toward completely take away your health universal health care in the care. i was surprised that more history of the american candidates didn t try to draw republic, i m wondering why they that contrast. were trashing that and the i think kirsten gillibrand had defense of that is republican good moments. talking points. michael bennet had some good it is insanity, my friends. moments. i m not sure, to steve s point, i know. if that s going to matter in the especially since overall support long run. of obamacare, r
issues we are facing, doesn t address the d aca kids or the 11 million undocumented folks in the united states. it doesn t even get the president s signature plan of building the wall and having mexico pay for it. there is nothing in this plan for anybody. take it from and coulter to lindsey graham, republicans aren t for it. how is the president going to pass it when nobody republican or democratic party s for it? you know it is a bad plan when you can t get anybody on board. rob: the start of a negotiation. he wants to do a merit-based immigration plan. what do you think? the president and some of the republicans, the only ones concerned about getting something done and not just spewing out rhetoric but getting something done and i believe in
dismantle the protections under the affordable care act which would have taken tens of millions of people off the healthcare insurance. that is a big deal. it s not just blue places. that is red places. dana: obamacare got more popular when it was dismantled. once it was under attack people realized how much of a benefit they were receiving from the plan. this is really the signature plan of the obama administration. and i think people who are critical of it before said oh, my god, i don t want to be without it. dana: how frustrated were you with the super delegate process? i understand they are looking to change the process for 2020. would it have made the difference for bernie sanders? i don t know if it made all the difference but it would make a difference. the democratic party should be democratic. that means that the rank and the file of the party should choose who the nominee is. when you had at the beginning of the campaign, secretary clinton had 300, 400 super delegate
president. the centerpiece of his election campaign. this is what he promised the nation. so he wants to get this delivered. obamacare was just a stepping stone along the way. because this is the signature plan for president trump. we should point out that 12% in the lowest tax rate, that is a 2% increase from where it currently is. it s now 10%. the white house said in various briefings, by the time you factor in deductions, the child care, the standard deduction and more of people s money will be taxed at 0% than before means they ll still get a tax cut. gary cohn was asked what the average cut would be for a middle income family of four. he said he thought, don t told me to it, but about $1,000. one of the other things the president was pushing for here almost more than anything else, a cut in the corporate tax rate. he talked through the election campaign about 15%. said 15, maybe 20. at some points. i asked him about that today,