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almost 1%. humana, anthem, all down. back to you. melissa: adam, thank you. david: republicans fighting for last minute votes but it wasn't enough in the end. peter barnes standing by with the latest. in the end, peter, we're far from the end. i wonder where it goes now? reporter: that's right, david. some republicans said that yesterday's deadline for a vote was artificial because it was a seven-year anniversary of the implementation of obamacare. that there was still plenty of time to try to work out a deal. that is what the freedom caucus was favoring. and you could get right to the heart of the problem between the freedom caucus and moderates in so-called tuesday group with changes in the legislation as well. "the new york times" had 33 no votes publicly declared when the republican leadership and administration, the president could only lose about 20. it had another 45 as undecided and nine who were concerned about the bill and leaning no. so rather than have this thing go down in he defeat and prove to be even more potentially embarrassing for the president and speaker ry

like aetna already pulled out of obamacare. others have not. humana was up today, hit a all-time high. aetna was also down. melissa: adam, i'm sorry, we're breaking in. we have the house intelligence chairman, devin nunes is holding a news conference on the committee's russia investigation. let's listen in. >> this is initial list. we have director comey of the fbi, director rogers of the nsa, former director brennan from cia. former director clapper, miss yates, former acting attorney general, mr. halprovich and mr. hen from from cloud strike services. with that i would be glad to take any questions you have. >> you said you want to avoid a witch-hunt. are you already downplaying the issue and the outcome of this investigation? >> no. we're trying to get as many of the fact as possible. what we're announcing today is the fact that we'll have a open hearing. we're inviting people who obviously would have some information as it relates to this investigation. >> why no invitation for general flynn? will you extend a invitation in the future. >> general flynn is invited to, is invit

mi six, project and as the humana top visiting professor statecraft and diplomacy. great title. what in particular, what impetus during those lectures that you are delivering, how did this i didn't gel wax you didn't know what was to come but we impacted somewhat by her students, by the lectures you are giving? what about that connection? >> guest: anytime you give three formal public lectures that helps you organize your thoughts and i gave those and they got lots of feedback and got me thinking. actually when i came back i thought what i will do is take his lectures and transcribed them, have them transcribed and then do a quick book based on them. so i did the transcription, and for several months i fussed with the manuscript and it just uldn't get there. it turns out what may work as a set of lectures simply didn't work as a book. i literally threw it out. there's a great quote from the famous yiddish writer that our writers best friend is his wastepaper basket. i got in touch with my best friend and dumped the manuscript. i started over and i started over from a question t

that. aetna had been trying to merge with rival humana and they threatened to pull out of the exchanges if the obama justice department did not approve the merger. don't take my word for it. a federal judge, in blocking that merger, pointed out aetna's actions and its motives. "aetna tried to leverage its participation in the exchanges for favorable treatment from doj regarding the proposed merger. aetna's ceo bertolini's deposition aetna's counsel stated that if aetna was not happy with the results of an upcoming meeting regarding the merger, we're just going to pull out of all of the exchanges." the judge pointed to a smoking-gun letter from aetna's ceo to the justice department antitrust division. quoting the aetna ceo "we believe it is very likely we would need to leave the public exchange business entirely and plan for additional business efficiencies should our deal ultimately be blocked." now, it's also true aetna had been losing money in the new exchanges, but it must have been expecting that to change. as late as july 19, 2016, the company was still planning to expand its footp

with humana. i wonder if they were doing enough to push back on the talking points that are lies. >> we are in the process of doing that. the public as you said from the polling that you cited is becoming aware of what exactly is happening here. there is one lie after another. there is a huge fact that has not been discussed. that is that the trump-ryan legislation is an extraordinarily large tax break for the super wealthy in the nation. they are going to get over $300 million reduced taxes for the 400 wealthiest families in america. did i say millions? it's billions for sure. absolutely. the 400 wealthiest including trump and his cabinet will get a $7 million a year tax break for every year into the future and the insurance companies also get a huge tax break. has it a wendell said earlier, a transfer of wealth from the working men and women are america and the poor of america to the super wealthy in america. it is a disgrace in so many different ways. we will continue to hammer away at this and make it clear that you are going to under this proposed legislation, you are going

quits. blue cross blue shield as well as humana are all bailing out of this thing. i mean unless action is taken. it is going to fail, isn't it? >> well greg, for about six years the obama administration tried to work with republicans to make some fixes to this legislation. they decided that the interest in the american people was not what they were put into office four. >> so you're saying obamacare was bad to begin with because they almost immediately needed fixing? >> less move passes and look at now. >> you can admit that it was a bad idea to begin with. >> getting healthcare to over 20 million americans who did not have it was not a bad idea. >> there were other ways to do it. >> it is true that women have access to birth control and biased by the fact that they're just women and how they are charged to healthcare. that is not a bad idea. let's move past this and focus on the dysfunction of this white house and we plan that is being put forward. of course it is no surprise given his heartless mocking of a disabled reporter during the campaign that he -- >> can you put the point for

humana pulling out that number is just going to increase. lot of people who have employer coverage don't necessarily know how bad it is in the individual market although they're dealing with their own obama care. the individual market is obama care. there aren't many choices. prices are very very high. there's some things they can do by regulatory action and secretary price can do even if they don't get this through, including grants states waivers so they can do more innovative things. status quo is not a good option, so i hope they can get their act together and at least move this process forward and figure something out that can pass. >> dana: thank you, phil. everyone should follow you on twitter. he's all got insightful things to say. thank you very much, phil. the house vote on healthcare barely an hour away. we're going to bring all the developments to you as the maneuvering continues. but this isn't the bill originally introduced. we'll take you inside the negotiations and show you how this measure evolved over the week. a new poll shows the health care plan promoted by pre

: with major insurer humana decides to leave the exchanges president trump is facing a more complicated landscape. >> it's a critical moment where a lot will depend on what the trump administration does or doesn't do in this kind of interim period when the marketplaces are hanging in the pa balance. >> reporter: for vogel there's no time to wait for congress to make a final decision. >> we offered health care before we were required to, we'll offer health care if we are no longer required to. from a planning perspective it is absolutely impossible to predict what our obligation will be. >> we expect a lot of questions on health care when any moment now we expect the white house briefing to start with sean spicer. but as we wait let's bring in "the washington post" ruth marcus and bring in nbc senior political editor mark murray. this put at administration in a tough spot they want to sell the positives in the bill but the devil is in the details. what are the details you see right now that will trip this up? >> well the details are that under obamacare some people do better

letra sin tomar en cuenta la historia humana y una ciudadana que necesita su madre desgraciadamente si fuera detenida no habrÍa mucho para poder hacer la deportaciÓn. esto lo dijo el presidente en su orden ejecutivay que la ley es la ley que tendrÁn que efectuar esa deportaciÓn. marÍa: a lo largo de la noche les vamos a reiterar que tienen que hacer para prepararse. tome nota de lo que puede hacer para proteger a su familia que antes que nada tenga documentos en la mano pasaportes y certificados de nacimiento y documentos relacionados en migraciÓn. tambiÉn merece los nÚmeros de telÉfono a los que llamarÍa en caso de que los detenga. un familiar y un amigo y un asistencia legal. y preparÉ una carta de poder si es que va dejar a su hijo cuidado de otra persona y por este tema vamos a ampliar un poco mÁs durante el programa y por Último ahorra dinero. muy importante. hay que estar preparados en el caso de que caiga la desgracia por inmigraciÓn. vamos contigo jorge. jorge: la seÑora sandigo es ejecutiva y es una organizaciÓn sin fines de lucro que presta servicios y tien

, sin tomar en cuenta la historia humana. desgraciadamente si fuera la detenida, no habrÍa mucho quÉ hacer. la ley es la ley. teresa: a lo largo de la noche vamos a reiterar que tiene que hacer para prepararse. tome nota de lo que pudiera hacer para proteger a su familia. marÍa elena: tenga documentos a la mano relacionados a la inmigraciÓn. tambiÉn, memorice los nÚmeros de telÉfono a los que llamarÍa, en caso de que ice lo detenga. prepara una carta de poder, si es que va a dejar a su hijo el cuidado de otra persona. sobre este tema vamos a ampliar un poco mÁs durante el programa. por Último, ahorre dinero. muy importantes hay que estar preparados en caso de que les caiga la desgracia. jorge: tenemos un ejemplo vivo de lo que pudiera hacer los padres de proteger a sus hijos en caso de ser deportados. nora sÁndigo, directora ejecutiva de la fundaciÓn sin fines de lucro que presta servicios a inmigrantes en todo el paÍs. tiene cartas de poder de mÁs de 1000 niÑos. quiÉnes te acompaÑen? nora: me acompaÑen niÑos de los cuales tengo tutorÍa legal. aquÍ estÁ este joven

that was before humana pulled out. this insurance market is collapsing before our eyes. the ceo of aetna said it's in a death spiral. those are his words, and he's in that market. as i talk to insurers, they are looking whether they can sustain the losses they're now enduring because the way the market is created. the facts of the matter are not what this will or won't do going forward. we've arrived at the scene of a big wreck and are trying to clean up the mess. if we don't intercede now, fewer will have access to insurance, period. we're not kicking anybody off medicaid that's on it today. you can read that in the bill pretty clearly. we're going to devolve power back to the states, decision-making back to the states and hopefully expand access to affordable insurance that people can take advantage of. when you're down to one out of three counties in america, one plan and in some cases next year we're hearing there may be zero, that's the gap that we're trying to prevent. >> candidate trump and president trump have been promising better coverage, lower costs and better health ca

counties of people who are stuck with one option. now that humana has said they'll pull out of the mark dlet place next year, there will be counties with zero options. here is what is happening under a law that is collapsing. premiums are going up and going up at a very, very fast clip. options and choices are going down. so what we're seeing in america is people who have to go buy their own health insurance are getting far, far fewer choices down to the point they have one in one out of three counties in america and the price they pay for that coverage is going up and up and up. take a look at what's going on around the country. this just shows you a map of the premium increases just this year alone. minnesota, 59% increase in their health insurance premiums. pennsylvania, 53% increase in their health insurance premiums. tennessee, 63% increase in their health insurance premiums this year alone. over one year. alabama, 58%. oklahoma, 69% increase in their health insurance premiums. nebraska, 51% increase in their health insurance premiums. arizona, clocked in at a 116% increase in

humana have pulled back from the exchanges to help their earnings. the other stocks you want to watch are 17 and melina, medicaid players. if there is a pair down of medicaid assistance, what does it mean for those? companiesing the card -- car companies after ford announced its earnings per share would be $.30 to $.35 per share versus 47. weakness from ford earlier in november. they are spending a lot of money to boost their investments but they expect to return to that profitability in 2018. drawing down general motors and fiat in particular, all of them lower. growth might be slow because the whole market is softening up. what is optimism like heading into the health care vote and what does that say about where we might trade tomorrow? -- white line is the number the chance of a bear market, a 20% decline or more. that currently sits under 10%. the orange line is the same over six month, meaning equity investors are the most bullish since 2008. not a lot of people see a lot of downside but not a lot of upside either. how do we trade from here? make of: what do you this sentim

. molina health care, with more of a focus on medicaid, also has more to lose, as opposed to humana, which has less exposure according to a bloomberg intelligence analyst who said he would not make any predictions on if it passes or not. turning to another sector where we are seeing a little bit of green, and some ready -- kroger and supervalu -- both stocks trading higher on upgrades to outperform over at rbc capital. william kirk sees multiple catalyst, including food inflation. he thinks valuation is attractive on kroger. whole foods down more than 1%, at this point down nearly 1.5%, sell andas, with a new a price target. they recommend buying sprouts. we look into the bloomberg, speaking of competition, this tells the picture. in white, the whole foods stores. not very many of them. yellow, trader joe's. blue, kroger. kroger is dominating the picture. all foods, the turnaround everyone is hoping for not materializing quite yet, and this might tell us why. scarlet: thanks so much. let's get us back to the debate over the republican plan to replace obamacare. president trump makin

that humana's membership has declined by 69% since last year. the company is seeing further signs of an unbalanced risk full. their withdrawal will have a big impact in states ke tennessee asumana is the only exchang in short in -- insurer in several counties. our plan does not force individuals into a health care plan. it will empower patients to make the right health care decisions for themselves and their families. given the freedom afforded to choose the plan that best fits their needs under our plan, it should not be a surprise that cbo projects individuals will exercise that freedom. cbo confirms that most of the dropping coverage is attributed to the repeal of the individual mandate, because people are no longer forced to purchase coverage. mandated in 2018, for example, while we tonsition from obama care patients under performs, 6 million people will stop using medicaid. they will choose to purchase a plan that works for them and that they can afford. people are making decisions based on their best interest. why is that a bad thing? our planlly, strengthens medicaid, a critical

trouble or the price. in fact, humana recently announced that the company is leaving the obama care exchanges at the end of the year. it's reported that humana membership has declined by 69% since last year. the company is seen further signs of an unbalanced risk for. the company's withdrawal will have a big impact in states like tennessee as humana is the only exchange insurer in several of the counties. unlike obama care, our plan doesn't impose a top-down government mandate to force individuals into any healthcare plan. it will empower patients to make the right healthcare decisions for themselves and their families. given the freedom that family should be able to choose the plan that fits their needs, it shouldn't be a surprise that cbo projects individuals will exercise that freedom. cbo confirms that most of the dropping coverage is attributed to the repeal of the individual mandate. people are no longer forced to purchase government mandated coverage. in 2018, while we transition from obama care to patient centered reforms 6 million people will stop using medicaid. they will

insurer to choose from and next year, humana, headquartered right here in louisville, is pulling out of kentucky's obamacare exchange. today, one third of the state is on medicaid. and as your governor has said over and over again, it's unsustainable and medicaid here in can enken is threatening to bankrupt this state. folks, in just can't continue and i promise you, it won't. [applaus [applause] >> since the day that kentucky helped send president trump to the white house his top priority has been to repeal and replace obamacare with something that actually works and we've already made incredible progress. the house released the repeal and replace bill and it passed with unanimous support in congress. one of which congressman guthrey sits on and i want to thank you for your support to repeal and replace obamacare. [applause] >> now, i know that not every politician in kentucky supports our plan to repeal and replace obamacare. i know your former governor steve beshear is defending obamacare all over america and he might have something to say about my appearance here today. i welcome

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. humana pulled out, 16 counties in tennessee have no provider. medicaid is on a path of destruction. social security going to cost $1 trillion within the next ten years for one year, and that's the equivalent of how much we spend on discretionary spending for all of government. you can't let it go forward. it's going to collapse upon itself. we have to solve the problem. this is the first phase, and it's going to reason silluation, which makes it with the senate rules for difficult, but the second phase is with tom price and health and human service secretary, and third phase moves at the same time, the bills that take 60 volts, and overall, you'll have a very good bill that solves the problem that lowers premium price and greater quality to health care. >> congressman, the hospital association that nora mentioned are warning this will result in a substantial reduction in the number of americans who are covered. do you disagree with that? >> yes, i disagree with that. if you want to sit back and say the argument that the federal government is going to mandate everyone gets covered,

today, one-third of all the counties of america, there is only one provider, humana was recently pulled out. it gives 16 counties in tennessee with no provider and medicaid is on a path of destruction. it's going to cost $1 trillion within the next ten years for one year and that's the equivalent of how much we spend on discretionary spending for all of government. so you can't let thi it's going to collapse upon itself. we have to solve the problem. this is the first phase, it's going to reconciliation, which makes it with the senate rules a little more difficult than the second phase will be with tom price and health and human service secretary and the third phase will all start moving at the same time. those bills take 60 votes. overall, you will have a very good bill that solves a problem that lowers the premium's price and brings greater quality to health care. >> the hospital associations that norah mentioned are warning this will result in a substantial reduction in the number of americans who are covered. do you disagree with that? >> yes, i disagree with that. because if you wa

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