on thursday. is there, you know, you say wholesale transor it mags. gave me one example that the dnc and look, bottom up sounds good. that sounds like a talking point. you ve got to have it inaction. give me an actionable item. one of the provisions put into the democratic platform was the call for unity commission to talk about the future of the democratic party. and i want to see where calm is going on there. that means, for example, moving, rethinking the role of superdelegates within the democratic primary process when i ran for president, i think i got 5% of the super delegates, secretary clinton and the establishment got 95%. i think we need to rethink that. i think we need to look at open primaries so that independents can in fact vote in the democratic primaries. but i think in terms of the
comprehensive does not work well. you can imagine doing bite sized things that will be impressive. which would give them something to talk about. if you re a republican member of congress. i talked to mike, george bush s primary speech writer because you know, we are hearing it s going to be a more positive speech. and what he said i thought was interesting, the two big speeches from trump are convention and inauguration. both very dark speeches. which is things are terrible. i m the only one who could say that. things are good, the need for donald j. trump only man on earth who can take us from this terrible place to. that it goes against brand for him to give a speech that is one of the things he ll
deportation. i this is not donald trump 70 years of life he never said a word of immigration. trade is what he cared about. he did believe there should be satisfied with he is not. no. trump is capable of looking at it, you re not going to rin on taxes, you have nixon goes to china. you build the wall, you insist on the wall, then let s solve the problem for once and for all. we have to recognize who he surrounds himself with. steve bannon and steve miller is not going to like the idea of some sort let s wait to see have repub
under my plan, no one would be left buying insurance by themselves. everybody would join an association, and what if the association had a million people what if you re unemployed. what association are you joining if you don t have a job or what association is it that association of people looking for health insurance? how did that work? i think you forget that we do have a baseline for those who are not able to take care of themselves. and that s called medicaid. and we still would have that. we also have for the unemployed, there are different transitional products that you can get cobra and different insurance replacements that you get until you work again. but under my plan, the 11 million people who are in the individual market who worry about getting sick, would be covered, they would not have a problem with preexisting conditions, and they would get a better price. obamacare did the opposite. it made insurance too expensive, nobody wanted to buy it, and it led to a death
importance, will president trump address the issue of anti-semitism or the recent shooting in kansas where an indian man was killed as a possible hate crime. and how will democrats treat the president tonight? will it be symbolic protests or outright disruption? joining me now, rand paul of kentucky. he recently is calling for a full obama carrey peel and says he won t for any republican plan he considers obamacare-like. senator paul, always a pleasure, sir. thank you. let me ask it in the 30,000 foot way for you. do you think the time is right for a comprehensive, bipartisan bill right now? do you think the political environment is there for it to happen in this president could make it happen? you know, i think there is room for movement on immigration. i ve always said it would be better done if we did aittle bit of it at a time.