charlie: welcome to the program. we begin this evening with health care. joining me ed o keefe of the washington post and sarah kliff. there s talk the senate may start its own bill from scratch. it s one victory in an ongoing fight and our focus now turns to the senate and what they ll do with the legislation the house has sent them. charlie: we continue with a conversation about the media company vice. we talk to shane smith and josh tyrangiel. one thing i have learned is people don t mind feeling something while they re learning something, if you can show them a great character or move them that s ok. so a lot of our audience may not be expecting it but if they re careful watchers they ll remember someone. charlie: and photographer tabitha soaren and it s called fantasy life: baseball and the american dream. once i got very successful in television i felt like the work i was doing was getting more and more mainstream. the higher i rose the more watered down
be expecting it but if they re careful watchers they ll remember someone. charlie: and photographer tabitha soaren and it s called fantasy life: baseball and the american dream. once i got very successful in television i felt like the work i was doing was getting more and more mainstream. the higher i rose the more watered down it got and the less agency i had over the creative process. so for me art was a solution to that. i feel like i can get to a truth in the work but it s less of a who, what, when, where and why and more of an emotional truth. charlie: health care, vice media and tabitha soaren. rose: funding for charlie rose has been provided by the following: and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. charlie: the house of representatives approved the health care act this afternoon and they plan to repeal and repl
search for a way to stop the horror. the legal battle in texas, over an unbone baby of a woman on life support. best surfers, challenging monster waves off the coast of california. and we begin again tonight in ukraine, where there s more violence and more anger in the streets. the growing antigovernment movement prompted the state department to issue a warning to americans traveling there. as ukraine faces mounting pressure at home and abroad its president is now offering some concessions. so far, that hasn t stopped the demonstrators, see the live pictures from independence square. jennifer glasse joins us live from kiev. what sort of risks to american travelers are we talking about, jennifer? well, john, i think the state department issued that warning because it is a very, very fast moving situation in kiev and also around the country. because we have seen demonstrations spread to 12 regions of ukraine s 24 regions. but even here in kiev tonight, the demonstration
Been. we know who did it, we have russians who hacked and were indicted for doing it. was there anyone on the campaign had any sort of coronation directly or indirectly? andy: but i don t how it would be possible. first of all, let s be clear the russians he has indicted have no connection with the markets. and the americans he has indicted has no connection to the cyber espionage in russia. it s two different bundles. the question has always been whether there was connection between them. but if you look at the russian indictments, they seem to preclude the possibility of partnership with anyone on the american side. not just the trump people anyone. this is a russian operation. if you look at this indictment, there s a lot of addressing stuff in this indictment. these people didn t even know what wikileaks had. as we understand how this works, russia hacked and we somehow get the information to assange,
Coronation between the state news media and the mueller probe. that s not true. rachel: i guess, but my main question again, maybe andy could answer. you are a lawyer. i look at this in the first thing that strikes me as they said this indictment has nothing to do with coronation. so i would think this might be good news for roger stone. in the sense that i mean, yeah, there s always other things, but this whole process and investigation started because there was supposedly coordination. if the indictment says there was a couple you re talking about process crimes. andy: the indictment says there wasn t by implication. it doesn t come out and say there wasn t. i think they should have come out and said that there wasn t. it is bad news for roger stone. nobody could read this and think that this is good. i want to be clear personally, i think it s a disgrace to deal with juliana julian