, and you are not free if you cannot have access to health care. which is why i want medicare for all who wanted, that everyone has the opportunity for quality coverage, and because it is medicare for all who want it versus medicare for all whether you want it or not, we have to put forward the boldest change for the american health care system since medicare itself without polarizing the american people or asking folks to accept something they don't want. i think my plan will be better but i trust you to figure it out on your own, so i will not order you to take it. we will put it out there and make it possible for every american to have access to medicare if and when they are ready. [applause] picture a you to presidency where when you turn on the news, your blood pressure goes down a little bit instead of up a little bit. that is what we are shooting for. [applause] that doesn't mean shrinking from the things that we believe in, because i'm also going to be appointing people who share my vision about what has to happen in this country. i will appoint ahead of the epa who believes i

satisfied with obamacare. they want what they call, medicare for all, which means the elimination of more than 180 million private health insurance plans. 20 million americans who enjoy medicare advantage, they eliminate that as well. what we want to do, we know what is going to happen, you will have longer lines, higher cost for health care. american people don't want that. they want us to focus on lowering costs, giving them more choice and protecting people with pre-existing conditions. that is what the president talked about last night. that is what we stand for. that is what we want to implement when we get the majority next year, which we will. i'll tell you what, when the president introduced our two members of congress will be sworn in, to see those wins in north carolina, and especially how president trump's influence played a role in increasing turnout. a higher turnout than we had last year. it is much closer to the turnout we will see when president trump will be on the ballot with us. so many districts that we lost, president trump wanting 2016 and i think he will do better i

. history,oint in electing bernie sanders, who is our champion for medicare for and the green new deal cannotl justice reform be any more important than it is today. how do we do it? the campaign slogan is not me, us. it's also a roadmap for how we when. this is a grassroots movement. it starts here and starts with us. win newoing to hampshire and when the white iuse by knocking on doors, making calls, by sharing our stories. please volunteer with us. we want to you, we need you. help to do it. thank you, guys. thank you. and now it is my distinct honor to introduce two men who think -- two men who share this vision. >> hello. n.m jerry, this is be yearnce in our 40 partnership i get to go first, which is incredibly exciting. i might not even give the mic over. as we say we are tremendously excited to be here, tremendously excited to be scooping ice cream i do have to give my standard doesaimer that the company not support any political candidates or any political parties. they did not give the ice cream. i do have to say that we personally do support political .andidates and we are al

more tape. >> the option i'm proposing is a medicare for all -- medicare for choice. the president -- my friend from vermont. >> a young councilman -- play the radio, make sure the television -- make sure you have the record player on at night, the phone -- make sure the kids hear words. i'm the vice president of the united states. >> sean: hate to say it, i don't want to see his medical records, he looks like he's aged 20 years since he reft office. i don't know why. biden's performance was so bad some of the other democrats on stage actually questioned his state of mind. uh-oh, they went there. take a look. they do not have to buy it -- >> you just said that, you just said two minutes ago they would have to buy in. you said they would have to buy in. are you forgetting what you said two minutes ago? >> it will automatically be enforced. >> are you forgetting what you said two minutes ago? i can't believe that you said two minutes ago that they had to buy in. and now you're saying they don't have to -- you're forgetting that. >> there are moments that you listen to joe biden and y

proposing is medicare for all -- medicare for choice. the president thinks my friends from vermont. as a young councilman. play the radio. make sure the television -- excuse me, make sure you have the record player on at night -- the phon, make sure the kids hear words. i'm the vice president of the united states. >> sean: i don't want to see his medical records. he looks like he's aged 20 years since he left office. his performance was so bad some of those on stage questioned his state of mind. yeah, they went there. take a look. >> you just said that. you just said that two minutes ago. you just said two minutes ago they would have to buy in. you said they would have to buy in. are you forgetting what you said two minutes ago? are you forgetting already what you said just two minutes ago? i can't believe that you said two minutes ago that they had to buy in and now you're saying they don't have to buy in. you're forgetting that. >> there are definitely moments when you listen to joe biden and you wonder but i don't know -- look. >> senator, do you think he's too old to be president? >>

feet amputated which is very common for severe diabetics. but the whole time she had medicare, i want to strengthen medicare for the people who have it and make sure it's available to everything a person who wants it so that everybody could get great healthcare. and i want to make sure the distinction between physical healthcare and mental health care in advance and mental health care for everybody who needs it. in making sure that also means protecting a woman right in investing in reproductive healthcare at a time when it's under assault. if organ to be a fair nation, we need to reimagine our criminal justice system. investing in public defenders and legalizing marijuana in investing in diversion programs. so instead of ending up in jail, 440 more people are able to reah their dreams. it also means starting with the criminal justice system does. i am proud that i was a first candidate to propose a reform in the united states so we don't see more cases like eric gardner or michael brown or mccormick don or sandra bland or pamela turner, it does not matter who you are in this country,

, middlemen, and inappropriate medicare -- medical care. we need to talk about how to fix the broken health care system because people are getting crushed. people are getting hammered. touredd the country -- the country and met with hundreds of folks. patients in their homes listen to them about how the health care systems devastated them, and it is a mess. i do not believe we are divided country and i do not think the choice is put before spy health care -- by politicians are the right choices. there is tremendous consensus and the consensus is that we need to address pricing failures. us after theilled flight they would be gouging us. if airlines did not have to show a price, you would simply fly, and then they would send you a bill, and they would be gouging all over it. that is what is happening in health care. it is ironic that hospitals are the center of scientific genius but we cannot give you a price, that is starting to change and it is the many disruptors who are starting to give optimism that is the reason why i wrote the book. host: we just heard from president trump back

things; medicare for all, free school, free college, free everything, a climate, you know, green new deal that could also cost tens of trillions of dollars. so i think that the price tag issue doesn't even matter so much at the moment. i do think the more important aspect of this this is that warren seems to have lost her grace period. she had been basically given a pass by everybody for the last few months, and she's used that to great effect and to her advantage, climbing in the polls. but now having managed to get that attention and notice and consolidate her position a bit, her rivals are going to begin aiming at her, and she's going to get some real incoming especially in this next debate. charles: so, james, it boil down to obamacare 2 the.0, medicare for -- 2.0. essentially, it seems to have the most momentum in her party, and if she's campaigning on that, if you shoot the merge, are you shooting down medicare for all? >> the reason they call it medicare for all even though it actually gets rid of traditional medicare, is they know people don't like it when they say we're goin

senators warren and sanders want to replace obamacare with medicare for all. you want to build on obamacare. they propose spending far more than you to battle climate change and raise more in taxes than you to pay for their programs. are senators and warwarren and sanders pushing too far? >> that will be for the voters to decide that question. let me tell you what i think. i think we should have a debate on health care. toys she's for bernie, the well, i'm for barack. i think the obamacare worked. i think the way in way we add to it, add a public option, guarantee that everyone will be able to have affordable insurance, number one. number two, i think we should be in a position of taking a look at what costs are. my plan for health care costs a lot of money. it costs $740 billion. it doesn't cost $30 trillion. $3.4 trillion a year, it turns out, is twice what the entire federal budget is. that's before -- as it exists now, without interest on the debt. how are we going to pay for it? i want to hear that tonight. my distinguished friend, the senator on my left, has not indicated ho

healthcare. >> medicare for all will save the average american substantial sums of money >> what this is about is making sure that we have the most effient way possible to pay for healthcare for everyonveth n country. >> i know that the senator says 'me's for bernie. well for barack. i think the obamacare worked.be : other contenders tried to break out. >> hell yes, we're going to take your ar-15, your ak-47. bert: and challenge president trump. >> president trump scoffed and h sad like to see me making a deal with jinping xi. i'd like to see him make deal wi jinping xi. robert: john bolton exitsecs national sity advisor and the president takes charge. president trump: it's a great job. you know why it's easy, because i make all the decisions. robert: next. announcer: this is "washington week." funding is providinged by -- >> kevin -- >> kevin. >> kevin. >> advice for life. life well planned. learn more at jammed jam.com. >> additional funding is provided by -- koo and patricia yuen, through the yuen foundation. the corporaon for public forc oadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs s

paying cutting social security and medicare. what did he do? he came in saying i am going to help you, i am going to build up infrastructure. remember infrastructure week? i guess we all just slept that week because it never happened. [laughter] sen. harris: he came in saying he would take care of health then he tried to undo , and ifrdable care act not for the great american john mccain, it would have happen. [applause] sen. harris: he came in talking about he was going to help working people, from farmers to autoworkers, and then passes some kind of trade policy, as he caused it, trade policy by tweet, unilateral action born out of a fragile ego, that has resulted in farmers around the country -- i am spending a lot in iowain iowa, farmers who are looking at bankruptcy because they have soybeans rotting in bins. over the last decade or more they built up a market to sell to china that has been cut off from them. we are looking at the potential for autoworkers to be out of a job by the end of the year. the american family is expected to pay $1000 more per year for everything from chi

our promises around social security and medicare. but we have the first pillar, that we are living in right now. that's proof that policy, mollcy can work. whether it's the tax policy we did a couple of years ago, or the regulatory changes we mbraced. could you imagine the g.d.p. growth by replacing nafta usmca, how many of our brothers and sisters in this place will drop their politics or their terror of giving this white house a victory and do what's good for the workers in this country? actually the workers for all of north america. as supply chains move away from china, wouldn't we like to have them here in our hemisphere? or do politics blind people to the point that basic economics and math and opportunity don't count? so back to one of the other things. my up this slide, one of democrat friends here brought this to my attention. we've been working on this concept that there is a disruptive revolution coming in health care. we've done presentations here on the floor many times of the thing you can blow into that tells you you have the flu. if we could legalize that it could orde

, right now, electing bernie sanders, who is our champion of medicare for all, free public college, the green new deal, and criminal justice reform could not be any more important than it is today. so how do we do it? that is why i'm talking to you guys today. the campaign slogan is not me, us. that's not just what the whole campaign is about. of course it is, but it's also a roadmap for how we win. this is a movement. this is a grassroots movement. that means it starts here and it starts with us. we win and we are going to win new hampshire and we are going to win the white house by knocking on doors, by making calls, by sharing our stories. that is what i am here asking all of you for today. please volunteer with us. we want to you, we need you. we are going to elect bernie sanders and we need your help to do it. thank you, guys. [applause] erin: thank you. and now it is my distinct honor to introduce two men who share this vision, ben cohen and jerry greenfield of ben & jerry's. [applause] jerry: hello. >> hello. jerry: very excited to be here. i'm jerry. this is ben. for once in our

obamacare. they want what they call medicare for all which we know means the elimination of more than 180 million private health insurance plans. for people in medicare advantage, 20 million americans who enjoyed medicare advantage they eliminate that as well. what we want to do, we will have longer lines, higher cost for healthcare. american people don't want that. they want us to focus on lowering costs, giving them more choice of protecting people existing conditions. that's what this president talked about last night. that's what we stand for. that's what we want to implement when we get the new majority next year, which we will. i'll tell you what, the biggest applause lines when the president introduce our two new members of congress who which will be sworn in next tuesday. to see the wins in north carolina, especially the president trump's influence played an active role in increasing turnout. higher turnout than we had last year, and it's much closer to the kind of turnout we will see next human president trump will be on the ballot with us and we can go into all those distric

more progressive rivals who are pushing for a single payer system like medicare for all. >> the fact of the matter is, health care is personal to me. obamacare is personal to me. when i see the president try to tear it down and others propose to replace it and start over, that's personal to me too. we've got to build on what we did because every american he deserves affordable health care. paul: let's bring in kim strassel, kate o'dell and jason riley. so kate, what do you make of the biden ads? smart politics? >> i think it is smart politics because, look, he's trying to differentiate himself from the rest of the field and show he's not as radical as bernie or some of the other candidates who want to basically overhaul private insurance overnight and eliminate it. now, the policies are smart. the details are less stark than they may appear at first. he is proposing a public option which would be a major expansion of government health care and probably a weigh station to single payer. paul: it's a question of doing it in stages to get to a government run program or incrementally which i

. but that whole time, she had medicare. i want to strengthen medicare for the people that have it and make sure it is available to every single person who wants it so that everybody can get great health care. [applause] and i want to make sure that we do things that we should have done a long time ago like the distinction between physical and mental health care and advanced mental health care for everyone that needs it. making sure that we are the healthiest nation also make sure that we are protecting a woman's right to choose, investing in reproductive health care at a time when it is under assault. [cheers and applause] if we are going to be a fair nation, we need to reimagine our criminal justice system. investing in public defenders, cash bail reform legalizing , marijuana and investing in diversion programs. so that instead of ending up in jail, more young people are able to reach their dreams. it also means starting right where the criminal justice system does. i am proud that i was the first candidate to propose police reform in the united states. [cheers and applause] so

health care, medicare for all, all these other issues. >> harris: why do they support it? >> we want to support it to play to the base, but not actually talk about it. that's the line the committee has been trying to walk so far. can't keep walking that line from. >> harris: so they're not authentic. >> you need to be all in and vociferous about it we need to be out. i think that's where the democratic judiciary committee leaders need to actually take this with this week and say, "every good to be loud and proud, or are we out?" >> harris: i look at jason looking at you like this is a gift that came with the discount card. pressure to take action on gun control. nancy pelosi and chuck schumer want to hold a new 3:00 p.m. news conference today, urging the president to back house approved legislation on guns. this is presidential candidate kamala harris and cory booker are joining forces with beto o'rourke and backing mandatory buybacks for assault weapons. jason? >> i think the president has been clear that this is a problem you need to solve. he is a pragmatist. he's a problem-solving.

, i put my name on that yogurt, you can't take that! that's my medicare for all with fruit on the bottom! ( laughter ) >> no, what i'm proud of, the ideas i talked about four years ago throughout this country, raising the minimum wage to 15 bucks an hour -- ( applause ) --s and universities tuition free -- ( applause ) -- canceling student debt in this country which is something ease i think we have to do, making sure that we understand that climate change is in fact a major national security issue, and i'm very proud to introduce the most comprehensive climate change program that any candidate for president has ever introduced, and then you've got the issue of healthcare. four years ago, i was here saying healthcare is a human right, it is not a privilege, we have got to take on the greed of the pharmaceutical industry and of the insurance companies and guarantee healthcare to every man, woman and child in this country as a human right. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: now, senator warren was on here last week, and i asked her about her plans for medicare for all. i'm going to

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said middle class taxes have to go up to pay for medicare for all but here's the problem liz warren has. it isn't just health care she's spending the wealth money on, wealthy people's money on, it's also getting rid of student debt. it's also increasing social security payouts. she has like ten programs that are reaching into the pockets of wealthy people and corporations in america. the numbers don't add up. i think people need to press her on this. david: just socialized medicine alone will cost $40 trillion to $50 trillion in ten years. that's doubling the budget. that takes all this money out of the private sector, puts it in the hand of government bureaucrats and they're going to be more efficient with it than the private sector? >> we know better. we know better. here's the other problem she has. general motors workers right now are on strike. they are paying 3% for their health care cadillac benefits, best benefits in the country. are those voters and those are typical of union workers, hundreds of millions of people across the country are happy with their insurance, are they rea

afford it gets automatically enrolled in the medicare type option we have. >> so there is so many things wrong with what julian castro said mika i want to go back to what you said before. if julian castro was so offended by barack obama's position on healthcare, which he is obviously. extraordinarily offended by barack obama's positions on healthcare. and if he was so offended by his positions on immigration, he was in the administration, why didn't he resign in protest? i mean, this is -- willie, it's -- it's hard to imagine how julian castro could have looked much worse last night. first of all, of course obvious low blow, the ageism, saying you don't even remember what you said? then the problem is, that he got that wrong. maybe he has hardening of the arteries at 40 whatever, however old he is. that's what we used to call it at ott 7, hardening of the arteries. but it's outrageous because biden specifically said what he said he said. and castro i counted four, maybe five times going did you forget what you've said? i can't believe it. did you forget what you said? no, it was c

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. you saw some of it there. medicare versus building on obamacare. there were also flashy moments for lower tier candidates who needed them. so don't expect the field to shrink much before the next debate. the most memorable? julian castro's attack on biden. >> they do not need to buy in. >> you just said two minutes ago they had to buy in. are you for getting already wha you said just two minutes ago? i can't believe that you said two minutes ago that they had to buy in, and now you're saying they don't have to buy in. you're forgetting that. >> the morning after, castro insisting this was all about policy, not a personal dig at the former vice president's age. >> that was not a personal attack. this was about a disagreement over what the vice president said. that's a question that i would ask any opponent on stage. >> are you asking us to believe this morning that you weren't questioning joe biden's memory? >> oh, i was questioning why he was saying that he hadn't said the words "buy in." >> after the debate, cory booker sided with castro, but a few hours later, he joined castro in

the race.ign trail covering the 2020 hink about that debate on thursday. you had medicare for all proponents versus those who want to tweak obamacare. what does that tells about the democratic party? jauna: i think it tells us quite a lot. one of the things that i've noticed on the campaign trail with these democtic candidates, particularly talking to democratic voters, is when you ask about the issue of healthcare. the first thing that often comes up on people's minds but when you ask about the dails of medicare for all. they say they support medicare for allllut i ask them about the details and they might not necessarily be full be where senator bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are but they might support incremental measures, too. it's clears that vot are not necessarily fleeing to either extreme. i think most people seem to be pollin and anecdotally mewhere in the middle. rort: we saw vice preside biden embrace the oma legacy of obamacare. is that enough? is that his position? anne: i think he went beyond that, directly at the big question which is how in the rld this thing

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sam davis, and i'm going to tell you about exciting plans available to anyone with medicare. many plans provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare, you're covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits, but you have to meet a deductible for each and then you're still responsible for 20% of the cost. next, let's look at a medicare supplement plan. as you can see, they cover the same things as original medicare and they also cover your medicare deductibles and co-insurance, but they often have higher monthly premiums and no prescription drug coverage. now, let's take a look at humana's medicare advantage plans. with a humana medicare plan, hospital stays, doctor office visits and medicare deductibles are covered. and, of course, most humana medicare plans include prescription drug coverage. in fact, in 2017, humana medicare advantage prescription drug plan members saved an estimated $6900 on average on their prescription costs. most humana medicare advantage plans helps you stay active and keep fit by i

. during the fall, everyone who has medicare may be eligible to choose a new medicare health plan. but you may be able to choose a new plan right now. if you answer 'yes' to any of these questions: are you turning 65? do you have both medicare and medicaid? do you have medicare? and are you losing employer health coverage? if you answered yes just once, you may be able to choose a new medicare health plan right now. call humana at the number on your screen to see if you qualify. and we'll send you this helpful medicare decision guide. the call is free, and there's no obligation. humana has over 30 years of medicare experience and offers a wide range of all-in-one medicare advantage health plans that include medical and prescription drug coverage and valuable extras like: a 24-hour nurse advice line. the silver sneakers fitness program. and mail order prescription coverage. all for an affordable monthly plan premium. and, in some areas, no plan premium. with humana, you'll get more than original medicare alone and have the peace of mind of knowing you're covered for doctor visits and ho

get worse and worse. the whole time she had medicare. i want every single american family to have a strong medicare plan available. ontoey choose to hold strong private health insurance, i believe they should be able to do that but the difference between what i support and you support is that you require them to opt in. i would not require them to opt in. they would automatically be enrolled and would not have to buy an. that's a big difference because barack obama's vision was not to leave 10 million people uncovered. he wanted every single person in this country covered and my plan would do that and your plan would not. [applause] >> they do not have to buy in. >> you just said that two minutes ago. >> they would not have to buy it in. >> are you forgetting what you se said two minutes ago? [applause] said't believe that you two minutes ago that they had to buy in and now you're saying they don't have to. you are forgetting that. >> you are automatically enrolled. you have to enroll people whether they opt in not like if you lose your job, his health care plan not automatically en

, when you've got wayfair. so shop now. during the fall, everyone who has medicare may be eligible to choose a new medicare health plan. but you may be able to choose a new plan right now. if you answer 'yes' to any of these questions: are you turning 65? do you have both medicare and medicaid? do you have medicare? and are you losing employer health coverage? if you answered yes just once, you may be able to choose a new medicare health plan right now. call humana at the number on your screen to see if you qualify. and we'll send you this helpful medicare decision guide. the call is free, and there's no obligation. humana has over 30 years of medicare experience and offers a wide range of all-in-one medicare advantage health plans that include medical and prescription drug coverage and valuable extras like: a 24-hour nurse advice line. the silver sneakers fitness program. and mail order prescription coverage. all for an affordable monthly plan premium. and, in some areas, no plan premium. with humana, you'll get more than original medicare alone and have the peace of mind of knowing

your medicare number. do you have your card available? spokesman: for example, if a caller says they're from medicare, watch out. it's probably a scam. don't give out your card number. and always check your claim statements for errors. report fraudulent charges to 1-800-medicare. guard your card. learn more at medicare.gov/fraud. jillian: good morning, welcome back, top headlines this morning, a jersey man charged with serving as a secret hezbollah spy in the u.s. due in court today, prosecutors say saab took the photos of potential terror targets across the country and sent them to the terror group, he faces more than 100 years in prison if convicted. rob: and the the un general assembly getting underway, the president will discuss religious freedoms while there the president will also meet with world leaders amid rising tensions with iran over the saudi oil attacks. president trump also dealing with renewed impeachment calls from democrats over a call with the ukraine president as well. jillian: 2020 democrats fighting for votes in iowa as new front runner emerges, elizabeth w

you're proposing is medicare for all. >> you think that's the most radical. i like the two cent wealth tax. but i'll take them all. >> stephen: i think it compares to the 90% top tax bracket during the eisenhower administration. but there hasn't been medicare for all before. you keep being asked in the debates, how are you going to pay for it? are you going to raise the middle class taxes? >> right. >> stephen: how are you going to pay for it? are you going to raise the middle class taxes? >> so here's how we're going to do this. costs are going to go up for the wealthiest americans, for big corporations. >> stephen: taxes which is what you mean by "cost?" >> yes. and hardworking middle-class family are going to see their cost goes down. >> stephen: but will their taxes go up-- >> here's the thing -- >> stephen: here's the thing. i've listened to these answers a few times before and i just want to make a parallel suggestion to you that you might defend the taxes perhaps you're not mentioning in your sentence. isn't medicare for all like public school. >> see -- >> stephen: there might

. >> medicare for all is the most cost-effective to providing healthcare. i wrote the damn bill. >> bernie wrote the bill, i read the bill. a bold idea, i think it is a bad idea. >> the president from vermont -- >> to buy in. >> tell me what you said a few minutes ago. >> it is becoming unwatchable, democratic primary -- >> every time something good about barack obama comes up -- every time somebody questions, he says that was the president. >> i stand with barack obama all eight years, good, bad and indifferent. >> yes, your ak-47. >> el paso, god love you for standing up in the midst of that trend. >> this is a crisis. >> people on one side and the money on the other, the only way to win is to bring them together. >> i want to be in the fight to fix it in america. ♪ ♪ hit me with your best shot ♪ hit me with your best shot ♪ fire away ♪ >> certainly something is going on last night. rob: we are going to spend the next hour talking about it. jillian: it is friday, 13 september. todd: thanks for starting the day with us. 2020 candidates bringing the heat to houston for round 3 of

medicare for all is the most cost-effective approach to provide healthcare for every man and woman and child in this country. i wrote the damn bill. [laughter] it intends to eliminate all out-of-pocket expenses. >> and while he wrote the bill bill. the [laughter] and on page number eight of the bill it says we will no longer have private insurance as we know it. >> i don't think that's a bold idea i think it is a bad idea. yl let's bring in wall street journal columnist and assistant editorial page editor james freeman. who do you think got the better of that exchange quick. >> i think klobuchar and biden raise the right questions for which sanders and warren don't have an answer. the plan a senator klobuchar pointed out it will get rid of private insurance most of all other government insurance and replace it with bernie care student that does mean medicare call it medicare for all the traditional medicare goes away bernie care warren care replaces it. then obviously joe biden is raising the right question about the cost of this with over $30 trillion over a decade most of these plans

in a $2-billion medicare fraud scream. >> reporter: i'd like to ask you some questions. >> o'donnell: walking in his mother's footsteps. prince harry retraces princess diana's footsteps in angola. and steve hartman's "on the road," with an ageless ballerina. also, autumn's first blizzard-- where four feet of snow could fall this weekend. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. this is our western edition. there is breaking news tonight. the u.s. special envoy to ukraine, kurt volker, has resigned. this comes as the house impeachment inquiry has just kicked into high gear. secretary of state mike pompeo was hit with the first subpoenas. democrats on three committees are demanding documents on trump administration dealings with ukraine, and house intelligence committee leader adam schiff says hearings could begin as early as next week. a controversial phone call this summer between president trump and the president of ukraine is what prompted a whistleblower complaint alleging foreign election interfer

costs are. >> the answer is on medicare for all, costs are going to go up for wealthier individuals and costs are going to go up for giant corporations. but for hard-working families across this country, costs are going to go down and that's how it should work, under medicare for all in our health care system. >> joe said that medicare for all would cost over $30 trillion. that's right. status quo over 10 years will be $50 trillion. every study done shows that medicare for all is the most cost-effective approach to providing health care to every man, woman, and child 4 r in this country. i who wrote the damn bill, if i may say so -- >> while bernie wrote the bill, i read the bill. on page 8, on page 8 of the bill, it says that we will no longer have private insurance as we know it. and that means that 149 million americans will no longer be able to have their current insurance. >> the problem, senator sanders, with that damn bill that you wrote and that senator warren backs is that it doesn't trust the american people. i trust you to choose what makes the most sense for you. not my

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