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for it not to be a problem. we look forward to sunday s presidential election in france. it s kind of historic proportions. we are way beyond what happened in the u.s. election and certainly what happened in the brexit vote. that s why they don t want to sound too complacent about it because they want the voters to get out there and put the ballot paper in the box. but it has to come to turnout levels we ve never seen before. we end with the broadway play oslo leading to the accord 1993. it s not choosing sides, it s not saying so and so is right or so and so is wrong. the political act is to expands the kinds of things we see people on the stage. healthcare, the election in france and the play oslo when we continue. 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 cha ....
welcome to program. i m jeff glor, cbs news in for charlie who is away. we continue with the coverage of congressional legislation on healthcare. we re joined by nick confessore of the new york times. big lesson of healthcare reforms over several attempts where the people are more afraid of losing the care they have than whatever benefits are promised under a new bill. it s always the e nerve to make it hard for a party to pass a big change. guess what, obamacare is no longer care. president obama is gone. now it s just care people have ople who find the premiums are still high or don t want to pay them. there are ways to fix that. i m not sure this bill is going to hit all those cylinders nerve for it not to be a problem. we look forward to sunday s presidential election in france. it s kind of historic proportions. we are way beyond what happened in the u.s. election and certainly what happened in the brexit vote. that s why they don t want to sound too comp ....
we look forward to sunday s presidential election in france. it s kind of historic proportions. we are way beyond what happened in the u.s. election and certainly what happened in the brexit vote. that s why they don t want to sound too complacent about it because they want the voters to get out there and put the ballot paper in the box. but it has to come to turnout levels we ve never seen before. we end with the broadway play oslo leading to the accord 1993. it s not choosing sides, it s not saying so and so is right or so and so is wrong. the political act is to expands the kinds of things we see people on the stage. healthcare, the election in france and the play oslo when we continue. 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. good evening, i ....
dried cod. everywhere you look, you see the mountains, the sea and racks of stockfisch. they re everywhere. they re islands of fishermen. but they re slowly moving towards tourism. people who are looking for adventure, breathtaking nature and arctic surf are actually coming to the lofoten islands. people are falling in love with this place, and i can understand why. i ve never seen such magnificent beauty. (terje boe) around 25 000 people live on these islands, and lofoten is about 50 sea miles from the mainland or the big city, bodo. you can drive by car to the mainland without taking the ferry now. the barents sea is not so far from us, and the norwegian sea is directly outside of these islands. it s the sea that brought us here. we have a lot of blood from our forefathers, the vikings. many people are tall, many people are blond, many people have blue eyes, and we still have this temperament. we are like nature. we respond very quickly. you have to rise up and do the ....
dried cod. everywhere you look, you see the mountains, the sea and racks of stockfisch. they re everywhere. they re islands of fishermen. but they re slowly moving towards tourism. people who are looking for adventure, breathtaking nature and arctic surf are actually coming to the lofoten islands. people are falling in love with this place, and i can understand why. i ve never seen such magnificent beauty. (terje boe) around 25 000 people live on these islands, and lofoten is about 50 sea miles from the mainland or the big city, bodo. you can drive by car to the mainland without taking the ferry now. the barents sea is not so far from us, and the norwegian sea is directly outside of these islands. it s the sea that brought us here. we have a lot of blood from our forefathers, the vikings. many people are tall, many people are blond, many people have blue eyes, and we still have this temperament. we are like nature. we respond very quickly. you have to rise up and do the ....