louisiana could take these billions of dollars and establish a high-risk pool. it s a fact, which my governor knows, by the way, that 10% of the american people spend 67% of the health care dollars. 50% spend about no, 5% spend 50%. right. that ought to be the target. so you could take the money and set up a high risk pool for those folks and it would lower the premiums on the people who are not in the high-risk pool. that s just one option. all these studies that are coming out, unless they are clairvoyant, they don t know what the impact will be. fair point. the substance point is your governor s constructive argument and others dealing with pop legs
ryan and always republicans we ve seen commenting on this the president clearly crossed the line even for his own party. for folks that normally say, please, let s not get distracted by that. amazing to the substance point is that these priorities on immigration laws, the kate s law, sanctuary cities they re his priorities. yeah! the very life-force of his campaign. an animated feature for him and this should be such a good moment that the house is taking these votes for donald trump, and his agenda and now he is choosing not to tout that and instead consumed by this other thing that has nothing to do with the job the american people asked him to do. i think it is as you noted. it s been like a flood of republican response. s often especially of recent. republicans have gotten tired of capitol hill answering to every tweet and say, i m not going to answer to every tweet, focus on what i m focusing on now. not today. republicans took the initiative to come out and condemn t
people are now serving? we have hundreds and hundreds and thousands of in prison that simply should not be there. very expensive for the taxpayer. also very difficult for their children, both mothers and fathers in prison as well as, of course, that i themselves. it s time to look at this fresh. go ahead, josh. i have to respectfully disagree on that no substance point. if you go to the justice department s website, you ll see that he actually offered very specific guidance to prosecutors around the country and told them that they can no longer pursue these mandatory minimum sentences for those tried with low-level drug offenses. judge, what he tried to do was give people more broader tools. they wouldn t be require to use those maximum sentencing guidelines. there is more flexibility but i would say in the framing of the attorney general s remarks
washington, but he s not running a campaign. a couple months ago he was on a cruise in greece instead of campaigning and he s untested as well. people keep emerging in this race because the natural front runner is not somebody that republican primary voters are comfortable with. he has a lot of baggage. of course he does. just to clarify, he didn t run up hundreds and thousands of dollars at tiffany s during his campaign. let s separate that from the whole tiffany thing. i think the broader point is that someone like a newt gingrich or even a huntsman has the opportunity right now from a substance point to commit voters. here s why. voters are all over the place.
make a difference or go out and complain about it. and you can create a media frenzy. i just want to say, can we take a step back. this has been one month these people have gathered, not even a month, right? just like everything else, why hasn t obama fixed this thing going on for eight years. the society we live in, culturally i get frustrated because we lost our capacity to understand process, and it frustrates me. appears good point. i think there s a substance point and the process point. to me the agenda is clear. they link wall street and washington, period, and there are lots of demands that come out of that. plenty of groups in d.c. have demands but cannot get it on an agenda. i like to think of it as an anti-authoritarian process. there s a process of how they