banging at the moon in seven years. seven years since the president signed the bill. they ve been baying at the moon that they had a better idea. they ve come up with nothing. if they do repeal obama care they won t be able to do that. they do not have the votes. bill: what do you think of that? nancy pelosi thought democrats were going to win back the house. not sure she is a very good prognosticator. we have a plan, the one susan collins and i have introduced last year. so i think everything about that is false including and if and but. bill: give me a sense about how far apart you are. when you have majority in the senate, you have majority in the house. you have a republican president right down the street. how far apart are you? the person to answer that is republican president down the street. during the campaign, the president said he wanted everybody covered, caring for those with preexisting conditions, no mandate to lower cost. the cassidy collins plan gets
minority leader nancy pelosi says the reason is she doesn t think republicans have anything to replace it with. the republicans have been baying at the moon for seven years. in march it was seven years since the president signed the bill. they ve been baying at the moon they had a better idea. they ve come up with nothing. they say repeal and replace. that has alliteration but that s all it has going for it. they don t have a replacement. she also speculated she doesn t think republicans have enough support. they don t have the votes, she says, to repeal it yet. bill: she is calling them out. very interesting. peter, thank you so much. peter doocy live on the hill. shannon: the white house facing criticism for what some see as a hands-off approach to replacing obamacare. the trump administration accused of delegating too much of the responsibility to capitol hill. lawmakers across the country have been weighing in in recent days. here is jim jordan. we have to repeal it.
john, i was disappointed it was not mothra. i am a big mothra fan. i like the baying tara dact till. that was the most beautiful thing i have ever seen. i am happy japan is embracing a radiation sickness nightmare creature. i think it is great. i started thinking about what other cities wanted their tourism invested. it doesn t fit in with the talking points so i won t answer. just read from your paper. in the past godzilla has destroyed various parts of tokyo. it is pretty clear what they are doing. they are choosing a policy of apease meant. if they give this honor to godzilla it will stop destroying their city. and it is to send a message to the other you are radiated creatures that the way to get what they want is through terrorist acts of destruction. this is a bad deal. i wouldn t be surprised if president obama had something to do with it. it is bad for tokyo.
effort to accommodate those concerns. this, he did in a marvelous way with the concerns of my constituency, and we also from our side tried to understand the concerns of him and the anc and to accommodate those concerns, and all this resulted in a remarkable compromise through a process of give and take. indeed, the compromise continued with the truth and reconciliation commission. this is a majority which could have been baying for justice, baying for blood and nelson mandela said no, we are going to have a truth and reconciliation committee. did that impress you, the way that he was not out for blood, not out for vengeance? absolutely. there is no question, as i said earlier, that his biggest legacy was his emphasis on reconciliation. his emphasis on what he used to
class mayors of new york, along with bloomberg, whose shoes anthony weiner can t fill. i think it s partly the technological change. we have crossed a frontier now. if lyndon johnson could have done this, john f. kennedy could have done this, believe me, he said in the biography, the parts of the body that were private were never private when they were lyndon johnson s. it s a generational change. the other thing may be that there are not republicans in the story. if you had conservative republicans like baying for anthony weiner s head, with the possibility they could depose him as with bill clinton, a partisan instinct might kick in, but they re not part of the scene here, so i think that s why the media in some ways is playing that role. i don t care about the republican side of this kind of world, there isn t really a republican side. that s the point. what fascinates me is hearing liberals who defended bill clinton all the way, which by the way was a perfectly legitimate p