We need to slow down and get it right. Like mom used to say, you rush and you make mistakes. Democrats are going to continue in their headlong rush to pass a government takeover of health care. From where i stand and frankly Many Republican senators stand who are troubled by the pace is of concern. We should have had more time to digest it. I guess history has a funny way of repeating itself. What a difference eight years doesnt make. Republicans today sounding a lot like republicans back in 2009 on Health Care Reform. Only this time, they are battling themselves. Can President Trump and House Speaker paul ryan bring their own party on board . This as one new report says at least 15 Million People, joe, will lose their Health Care Coverage under the new gop plan. This morning, we are going to speak live with the u. S. Secretary of health and Human Services dr. Tom price. Plus, the man responsible for whipping votes in the house, Republican Congressman Steve Scalise and congressman tim
business people. oh, no! but democrats in washington, in new york. a lot of the washington lobbying operations for major firms are run by democrats who are still in their jobs placed there during the obama years, and they are compartmentalized and their focus is on regulatory reform and tax reform and not just jockeying for favorable outcomes but enthusiastic for their companies. it s shocking, mika. last year, when we talked to people and ask who is supporting trump and no one would admit it and come whisper is to us later on. yeah. that s not how it is in 2017. they will tell you right up front, a lot of great things are about to happen. it s kind of surreal. is really is. it s not surprising that, you know, the business community with the prospects of tax reform, the prospects of an administration doesn t care very much about budget deficits and run an inflationary fiscal policy and regulatory reform and
thank you for bringing it to us. and we want to hear from you, which race should kasie cover next? we re sending her on the road. so tweet us. also this morning, we re looking at the washington lobbying operations. ukraine and washington both spending money the vince lombardi rest stop is between exits 18e and 18w. right there where mika likes to go. get your march brackets ready. he s going to tell you which teams to watch in this year s ncaa tournament when morning joe comes back. running down the dream
tonight. more hearings will the irs targeting conservative groups as you may know. organizations like the nra, planned patient hood and other strong lobbying operations effect how the country works. in 2010 the tea party on the rise and it threatened the democrats. so the irs started illegally, in my opinion, targeting tea party and conservative groups giving them a hard time over tax exempt status. that s what the irs deal is all about. now, today, there was testimony that the anti-conservative operation was directed out of washington. the former commissioner, irs commissioner miller blamed all this targeting on two rogue agents. correct. i would suspect that you would be one of those two rogue agents. they would infer that i was one of them. is that true? were you no, i was not. i was following directions from management and they were aware of what i was doing. bill: with us now to analyze monica crowley and alan colmes. what s the most important thing to come out o
the size but because when they get this pick, there s not only a risk to the economy, but they don t do the job we need the financial system to do and that s to lend to the productive economy. and finally, richard, the fact wall street gives so much money to politicians, is there ever going to be a likelihood of the politicians taking action against the banks? the obama administration missed their opportunity. president obama told me that they just did not expect the banking sector to bounce back as quickly as it did. right they were. they were on their death bed and suddenly they had massive profitability. and the window closed before the white house and the pressutreas really understood it was there. that was a huge missed opportunity. it s not just what they give to the politicians, it s their lobbying operations. you have people who are managing lobbying operations, who are part of government. it becomes very difficult to do it once that window is closed and the systemic risks