scratching chemist, you ll be lucky. it s only scratching the surface, 100,000 people scratching the surface, 100,000 people in scratching the surface, 100,000 people in food service will hardly be a massive solution to the probient be a massive solution to the problem. we ve got staff crumbs all over the problem. we ve got staff crumbs all over the place, problem. we ve got staff crumbs all overthe place, in the nhs, train services. overthe place, in the nhs, train services, supermarkets, every walk of life services, supermarkets, every walk of life so services, supermarkets, every walk of life. so whether this alone is the answer, i m not quite sure. kate? the answer, i m not quite sure. kate? | the answer, i m not quite sure. kate? ~ . . the answer, i m not quite sure. kate? ~ , , ., , kate? i think this needs to be couled kate? i think this needs to be counted with kate? i think this needs to be coupled with some kate? i think this needs to be coupled with so
republicans now are going to be squeezed on both sides. i mean, democrats are very mobilized now, and the republican base is going to be angry if there s not something done on health care. to that point, from late june, nbc/ wall street journal poll. what are your absolute priorities? absolute priorities, the question for republican voters, obamacare 76%. supreme court 82%, fewer regulations 64, tough on isis, 81%. repealing obamacare ranks high for republican voters. and in the lunch, i bet run long today. one of the questions for republicans not only what do we do about health care but what do we tell our voters? john, your point earlier about the president basically lacking ideological convictions when it comes to health care is so, so key. this is why we have seen him sort of all overthe place, frankly, on the issue of health care. whether it s saying i m going to have a plan that offers insurance coverage for everybody. not what republicans have been saying. seeing that the