healthcare. it is not a given. bill: marc siegel. thank you there in new york. want to bring in rick scott out of florida. good morning to you. mitch mcconnell s office says this about the cbo score. lowers premiums by 30%, 2020 compared to current law. provides more than $331 billion in deficit reduction. a big number. cuts taxes by $700 billion. ron johnson was in that chair last hour. he hasn t bought into this. he doesn t believe this bill has done enough to lower premiums. what is your view of that? well, i m governor of florida so i m coming up here for two reasons. florida taxpayers and businesses want to be treated fairly. floridians whether you have a pre-existing condition or not ought to be able to buy whatever we want to buy. the federal government shouldn t dictate what we buy. we should buy what we want to
half a dozen. my next guess says the bill s main flaw it throws money more money at the problem. that man is wisconsin republican senator ron johnson here with me in the capital. nice to see you, senator. thank you for your time. in a nutshell what s the beef? i m not opposing this. i said i m not a yes yet. what i want bill: wiggle room then? we need to fix these collapsing markets that are obamacare. we ve got to drive premiums down. i want to time to allow my constituents in wisconsin a chance to review it and provide their input and feedback. i m not asking months but let s take a couple of weeks and be thoughtful. give me a chance to make the case to improve it. i was trying to make the case in the senate largely ignored. we really are ignoring the fact that obamacare artificially
opposes this bill. what would have to change to get him on board and more later with marc lotter, press secretary for vice president mike pence and ohio congressman jim jordan. bill: it s being called a victory for the white house. the supreme court shifting momentum in the battle over the travel ban. how this move will shape the future of that policy. we ll tell you about that. shannon: should former president obama be called up to capitol hill to tell congress what he knew and when about russia and its attempts to meddle in the presidential election and why he didn t do more about it during the final days of the election? newt gingrich says he needs to go to congress? who did it go through? the meetings deciding not to pursue it? talk about an extraordinary failure of national security.
fitzgerald was trying to reach tokyo by day break when it ran into a merchant ship and took on water. the cause of the accident still under investigation. a setback. isis militants conducting counter attacks in liberated parts of mosul. perhaps the last stand for isis in that country. this as coalition forces make a final push for the last pocket of territory still held there. benjamin hall joins us live in london. how close is the end of the battle, benjamin? good morning, bill. well, percentage-wise this is very close. isis holds around 1% of the city. but this is the old city, the streets are small, the fighting there is house to house. isis has littered it with booby-traps and mines and so now it s heavy urban guerilla warfare. this is isis final stand in the city and only a few hundred
characterized that way, charlie, why not? because you have right now trump the president and republicans sort of in a dance sort of battling it out a little bit. but i think that once we get past that and it is behind us, i think trump turns all of his ammo on democrats saying you gave us a terrible obamacare system and it has failed and you need to give me you need to give bill: there is a tone of that already this week coming out. what do you think of that, chris? unsubscribe on that list. here is the most salient selling point for mitch mcconnell in this legislation. if they don t do this now forget the 10 years out and 23 million out and this mostly flumry. 10 years is an eternity in washington it s two he tern tease. what this bill really is about is between now and november.