increase, the medicaid expansion. those things are very difficult if not impossible to undo. that s what they re up against. it is not easy. it shouldn t be impossible and so far it s proved to be. shannon: five days left to go. we always go to the cliff. thank you for your time this morning. good to see you. bill: the battle with the nfl. 200 players kneeling during pre-game national anthem ceremonies on sunday. this after president trump called on the team owners to fire or suspend protesting athletes. he said this. president trump: i think it s very disrespectful to our flag and to our country. so i certainly think the owners should do something about it. there was great solidarity. i watched a little bit. i was not watching the game today, believe me, i m doing other things. i watched a little bit and i will say that there was tremendous solidarity for our flag and for our country. that was yesterday. this morning eric shawn outside of nfl headquarters. what have you heard
want to challenge it immediately. it takes effect on october 18th. the other one bill: unless it s blocked. there will be a back in which no travel ban will be in place. bill: this is what stuck out at me if you look at the order. on screen this is what it says. the secretary of homeland security in consultation with the secretary of state and attorney general have determined that a small number of countries remain deficient at this time with respect to their identity management and information sharing capabilities, protocols and practices. in some cases these countries also have a significant terrorist presence within their territory. he did not have that information available to him on the first travel ban or the second. the first and second were criticized because it lacked that kind of country specific data. bill: i think that s the
kowski. governor doocy is in favor of it. it is great for maine and alaska. every state you are talking about, it happens to be particularly good for. so i don t know what they re doing, you know what? eventually we ll win whether it s now or later. this morning a republican senator says graham-cassidy would be great. south dakota comes out the positive. we were a non-expansion state. we would actually apply for expansion but turned down because we couldn t agree on the conditions of it. so in south dakota we will go anywhere from several hundred million to an excess of $1.2 billion over a period of six years. we re actually on the positive side of this. with lawmakers returning to the capital today there is an effort to see how close or how far they are from having 50 yes votes. bill: what are democrats saying about this updated bill? think they have a shot at getting anyone to vote for it? doesn t sound like it at this point. nancy pelosi put out a