which is nearly finished and will be revealed after your confirmation. is that true? it s true that he said that, yes. [ laughter ] reporter: and refused to say how he would implement a trump executive order, giving the secretary the power to weaken obamacare. yes or no under the executive order will you commit that no one will be worse off? what i commit to, senator, is work with you and receiver single member of congress to make sure we have the highest quality of health care and that every single american has access to affordable coverage. reporter: price has faced growing questions about his investments in health care companies. while pursuing legislation affecting those firms. including after a cnn report last week showing the georgia congressman investing in a medical device maker shortly before introducing a bill to aid the company. set aside the legal issues. it is hard to see this as
what we have after the repeal is trump care. price often deflecting questions, including whether he supports turning medicaid from a guarantee into a grant program. i don t know why you won t be willing to answer whether or not you are in favor of block granting medicaid. that s not complicated. i m in favor of making certain that medicaid is a system that responds to patients, not the government in another exchange, price dodged a question about whether he was working directly with trump on a plan to replace obamacare. president trump said he s working with you on a replacement plan for the aca, which is nearly finished and will be revealed after your confirmation. is that true? it s true that he said that, yes. [ laughter ] and refused to say how he would implement a trump executive order, giving the hhs secretary the power to weaken obamacare. yes or no, under the executive order, will you commit
zero tolerance, before the issue of a separation of children was sort of reversed with the trump executive order, but i was in the federal court and i saw hundreds of immigrants being brought in with shackles. it takes in that federal court about a minute and a half per case. these people are told to just plead guilty so they can be reunited with their children. it is just incredibly heartbreaking to see because all of them, again, i mean, they re just told to plead guilty and move on to the next, and then begins the incredibly difficult challenge of reuniting them with their kids. we know there are 17 or so case where is the charges were just dropped last thursday. federal public defends are incredibly confused. after the ones i witnessed the process of reunification is challenging because parents are skwd for prints, for background
argument, especially the claim that it s the president s duty, obligation and authority alone to make these decisions about what s terrorism risk and where these rules should apply. pete, we ve seen just about everything in our time. people are already talking about this on a fast track to the supreme court. what is the chance of that and, yes, let s go there, what is the chance that a 4-4 supreme court is unable to decide this? i think the most likely scenario that it goes to the supreme court is if this three-judge panel within the next couple of days and that s when we expect they ll act, they said it wouldn t be today but it would be sometime this week they hope, so if they deny the government s request here and leave the judge s stay in place, if they make it impossible for the government to enforce the trump executive order, then i