turtle tunnels. i don t know if you know about that one. we built tunnels so turtles could get across the highway. but look, this is a big, serious issue because i m here to tell you, i think if republicans reinvent the idea of earmarks because look, they run the house and senate, they run congress. they re going to lose congress. that will infuriate voters. especially if they re loading up on these projects that bring money back to their district. from our republican friends, do not go there. i think what donald trump meant by the way, sometimes, you have to interpret what he means. it would be a good thing if republicans and democrats rolled up their sleeves and got together and came to some consensus on the budget and solving the immigration problem. if you can throw everybody a turtle tunnel, turtle tunnel or a te pot museum. lots of alliteration there. i guess you get everybody on board. the white house though did come out today and defend the president s suggestion.
study pig odor and manure. these helped create washington s image as the swamp which is the same thing the president has promised to drain. we need to drain the swamp. drain the swamp. drain the swamp. we re going to drain the swamp, folks. outfront now, robert reich, former labor secretary in the clinton administration. his new movie is on netflix and steven moore, form rer senior economic adviser for the trump campaign. steven, bring back pork earmarks? you going to try to get me to defend that because i m not going to. i was part of republican movement not ten years ago to get rid of and eliminate an outlaw earmarks and that i think worked to help get rid of some of the absurd projects like the bridge to nowhere and the turtle tunnels and all of this.
donald trump to do comprehensive immigration reform. it s probably the only thing really that trump could try to diffuse a bipartisan agreement here. that would be a big gamble. dana: you think he ll try to do an infrastructure bill? we are 20 trillion in the whole period republicans don t like deficit spending. they re already doing too much of it. they say they don t. dana: them up want to revise those remarks. they re going to be hard pressed get republicans to spend a trillion dollars on turtle tunnels after having this. dana: might buy some turtlenecks though, because it s freezing. chris dyer well, thank you so much and be sure to check out our weekly podcast called i ll tell you what. just go to foxnewspodcast.com, then scroll down and see the logo. you click on that and you ll see a variety of ways that you can download it and it s always available on itunes or wherever else you may listen. could tensions be using with
why these two health care systems won t work. he doesn t understand the model. this is what he believes in, the single payer system is the system for the progress sieves. if you put the veterans administration patients into the private health care system, the estimates of the costs over the currently buthd amount for veterans will be up to half a trillion dollars. now, if we want to pay that, if we want to turn it all over to what you consider to be an effective system, which i think country to be consider to be a lousy system, if you want to turn that over we spend money on funding surveys on alcoholism with prostitutes and turtle tunnels and all this crazy stuff in washington, d.c. you are saying it s too expensive to give these veterans a voucher to they can go to private hospitals and get the care that they deserve because this system is failing? you are putting first of all, i think there s nothing
systems won t work. he doesn t understand the model. this is what he believes in, the single payer system is the system for the progress sieves. if you put the veterans administration patients into the private health care system, the estimates of the costs over the currently buthd amount for veterans will be up to half a trillion dollars. now, if we want to pay that, if we want to turn it all over to what you consider to be an effective system, which i think country to be consider to be a lousy system, if you want to turn that over we spend money on funding surveys on alcoholism with prostitutes and turtle tunnels and all this crazy stuff in washington, d.c. you are saying it s too expensive to give these veterans a voucher to they can go to private hospitals and get the care that they deserve because this system is failing? you are putting first of all, i think there s nothing