wall in any form. even the house, which is a majority republican they don t have the votes for his $5 billion wall plan. all he is going to get temper tantrum is a shutdown. he will not get a wall. brian: here to respond is u.s. customs and border protections commissioner right now kevin mcleehan is he right. we need a wall. that s what border patrol. it s called impedence and denial. if someone can run across and disappear into a neighborhood it makes it a lot harder for agent to do their job. is he your boss. he could fire you if you don t say what he wants you to say you told us during the commercial break we needed wall. you said you needed a wall way before he became president. evan doing this for two decades chief provost has been doing this 25 years. border patrol agents have always wanted more barriers on the border to help them do their job. only way can you stop large groups from flowing across. according to democrat.
not focusing and trying to work together with the republicans to get anything done. i think the trump administration has made positive steps get enough credit. skinny plans, association plans, more choice, more price transparency, more generics being approved. that s bringing free market forces back into the healthcare system. we don t need a one time fits all insurance at a time we have massive innovation which is personalized which this kind of insurance can cover. all of this argument, let s have medicare for all, that s an outdated concept. we need innovative concept that figures out new payment systems. the trump administration has started doing that not getting credit for it. steve: at the same time given there is acrimony on capitol hill. you say this is a perfect time to talk about a single pair plan where serve covered and congress will figure a way to pay for it. absolutely. it sounds like it s a you taupia, but this actually exists in other countries. and doctor, with
attorney generals made a decision based on the law. congress has to go to work and find ways to constitutionally provide healthcare for all-american citizens. steve: it s become a political hot potato. graphic shows 16 states including the district of columbia that plan to appeal the obamacare ruling. also chuck schumer plans to vote to intervene to fight in the senate although i don t know what they actually could do regarding that. it s quite a simple process. it s in the courts. it s really a matter of congress authority to tax and once the tax was removed, there s no longer a constitutional basis for obamacare. it s quite simple. it s one of the most simple aspects that i have seen in our legal status. steve: doesn t this kind of go back to when john of the chief justice john roberts turned it into a tax writing 2012.
bill. susan collins put it out there. got democratic support give 2.5 billion this year and over the next 1020 fully 1010 ty fund the border wall initiative. it wasn t a solid wall. we all agree now the solid wall doesn t make sense. the president went and saw it himself. go back and visit. this she has a lot of credibility with democrats. susan collins plan should be revisited but let s move on. steve: let s do move on. rudy giuliani made it very clear yesterday the president of the united states will sit down and talk to robert mueller s team given one condition. over my dead body i could be dead. i m disgusted with the tactics they used in this case what they did to general flynn would result in discipline. they are violating the laws. looking a noncrime collusion. other one is looking at non-campaign violation which are not violations. they are the ones violating the law, the rules, the
steve: you haven t liked it since the get-go. republicans are going to take away your healthcare, now the democrats are going to have to work with the republicans and come up with something, right? that s absolutely right, if it does make its way through the courts and ultimately ruled unconstitutional. with that said, we re going to be in a position where if it is ruled unconstitutional, millions of people could lose their health insurance and that s a big issue. that s something that in the lead-up to the 2018 elections, democrats ran on protecting healthcare for millions. and republicans, and donald trump specifically said we will protect pre-existing conditions. now they are in a position where they have to live up. steve: here s the thing as you remember your side said the republicans are going to take your healthcare. we are going to protect it. had you no plan. now it s time to have a plan. i don t understand why it s on our side to have a plan where when people who took awa