service. i ve been a white house reporter. i was during the reagan add plr administration. i ve never seen anything like it and a lot of presidential lis t lis thistorians have never anything like it. the country s biggest news would be use as a mouthpiece or state news. there s a lot of conservatives who talk to, people who used to be on fox who say there s fo kr no criticism of the president that s getting through on fox news. there are exceptions. let s be fair here. the good reporters. the overall message is straight out of trump s mouth and back again. initially, back when trump entered the race, it didn t seem
one of my first big performances actually was doing a tribute for her. and i sang respect and she was sitting in the front row. i just remember being like please let me don t ferlgt these lyric. thooes s she s sitting there. i hope she likes it. she wanted to hear her songs be sung well and correctly. for me that was a big lesson. she looked at me while i was on the stage and blew me a kiss and i ll never forget that. when i was in sparkle , she did the original sound track. to sing her songs for our version of the muovie and to se her when we were on the tour for all the premiers, it was amazing to have her there and to see her. she was very supportive ask very kind. jordan sparks, thanks again for being with us. it s such a plr pleasure to talk with you and keep up the great work. thank you so much. the 2000s airs next right
base th feeling that trump is getting an unfair shake and they wasn t they want to focus on other things, plr particularly hil clinton. and i kind of see his behavior daring trump to fire him and knowing that would spark a constitutional crisis, that would only further problems for the administration. we saw him be kind of defiant when he was out to dinner with rosenstein and other movements that he s made. and also it is notable that he was on the cover of time magazine this week. if anything will get him fired, it is gracing the cover of the magazine when donald trump wants the covers for himself. but it is difficult for donald trump to fire the attorney general which is why he hasn t done so up until now. it is difficult but the president laid the predicate for this. he said i want a cabinet that agrees with my view.
and then you get to the doctor s office and you can t necessarily buy care. i think you will see more price transparency and competition. president trump has said insurance will be available across state lines. that means repealing aeen in plr many years. martha: go ahead, what the key is real quick. the key here you have got a physician for the third time in history running hhs. he also has the fda under his jurisdiction. an actual doctor who know what is doctors and patients face. that s new. martha: how long is it going to take in your opinion. i would like to see some of it right away. if you know president trump, some of it will be right await a minute the individual mandate is practically unenforceable. maybe that will be gotten rid of. martha: okay. essential benefits package. mandates. premiums going up. catastrophic option might be added. some changes can be done right away. martha: dr. marc siegel thank you very much. great to sigh. martha: coming up, quite
that he failed to do for 11 years despite called by across the state. going back roughly 30 years. rightly. the problem was the senate in pennsylvania did not pass the same bill, right? here we are now. all these months later and it still has not gotten through, what happened? what happens after the house made this shocking news, there was intense activity lobbying to try to top the senate preventing those and eliminate criminal stat clue of limitations for that and plr crime. the senate citing concerns that they had that this may note pass. if challenged and brought before the supreme court, that they did us they passed the amendment and