From the New York Times, I'm Michael Varvara. This is the day today. True more republicans, come out against the Senate. Healthcare bill is that a fatal blow and Why are America First Present has come to relish his time, oversee it's Tuesday July to glow Carl Michael Coral horse. We are clear,

You at home is only Monday night and I am rudely distracting you from what I imagine is a well earned cocktail. I apologize so matter problem. What just happened well in surprise, move republican senators MIKE, we view Tine, jury, Moran of cancer, have come out and said they won't support the New republic and how the care bill, and that has pretty much put that bill on the edge of disaster, and I have to commend them. It looks like they sort of coordinated at so neither one that would be the person who brought the bill down using that they put out a statement together so inside each other from being the person working flat out tweets and statements at the same time, and might we mentioned in his tweet that he and Senator Moran had done so. I credit them with they

pretty capable role. Ass car we already had to senators opposing this bill for very different reasons, ran Paul. Thought that it wasn't conservative enough. Susan Collins said that the custom, Ok, we're going to be too tough on workers which was so a moderate and a conservative opposing tell us more about Michael of Utah and Jerry Moran of Kansas why'd. They come out against this, how their opposing an attempt to bring this particular bill have drafted this bill to the floor. And both of these senators are pretty much coming at it from the right they're, not saying that it doesn't do enough for Medicaid? You know, Senator brand is saying that it doesn't repeal and replace the way He would like to see an early is saying it still raises. Premiums for middle class. Americans do indeed to cover preexisting condition in

this is the second version of a seven hundred, but I've already tweet get do not make it a lot to bring people on board and Centre Mcconnell leadership with pretty happy that over the weekend, with the attention and Senator Mccain Film is that no one else came out and said: I'm not gonna vote for this, but these two senators did tonight. They really create in an uproar sue? You mentioned Senator John Mccain. This all began earlier today with the strong sense that John Mccain alone was gonna, be holding up this because of a medical problem. We had kept him out of Washington. Do you think that the delay

that John Mccain absence triggered might have led us to this point and in some ways I do because you have people wanted to sit down, evaluate the bill, and I think these two senator sat down and said. Well, we shouldn't let this just draft right now and you know: wait John Mccain to come back in a week or two weeks were going to say, right now that we are against it and with a bit of shock Carlos interesting, as I don't feel like either of these senators were on anyone's list of lawmakers to watch people who could sink this thing here, I think- that's probably true. Certainly Jerry Moran, a very quiet, senator. He Randy Senatorial Campaign Committee a few years ago, when the Republicans focused on healthcare repeal, but the kind of guy who is really part of the establishment.

Leadership Michael is a different story. Conservative willing to go it alone, but folks were looking more towards the senators who are worried about Medicaid cuts to their stay Do you think ultimately killed this bill Carl? Is it not to be too simple, but is it

to mean, or not mean a north or in the middle. I think it's just impossible with the narrow margin that Mitch Macao has to calibrate between the two sides. You have ran Paul, who wants to totally scrap Obama Karen start over and in some respects MIKE we Andrey Moran, have joined him. You have other people on the other side saying you know we can't take these benefits away. The residents of our states have begun to depend on them. Are governors like them? We have to run for election. I just think you know some things defy solution in Washington and which is always kind of hard for members in the media.

Except like there's, no easy solution there, and I think that you're saying that now there's just not a easy compromise here. Does this now mean that the affordable care at stays in place for the foreseeable future? I think whatever happens. I think there needs to be some changes made to the affordable care act to stabilize the insurance markets and that's where you're, seeing the clamour. From a few Republicans and many democrat thing. Ok, you failed twice. Now we need to sit down work out a way to fix the Obama CARE law. So we can proceed here. Is there going to be an immediate rush to compromise? I don't think so, but I think more and more people are looking in that direction, but what you're saying seems to assume tinkering and tweaking? But now God appeal. Yet now I dont, maybe idea of total repeal, seems very distant right now,

Crow Howard Democrats in the Senate. Responding to the news on Monday night that looks like the republican plan to repeal the place has collapsed. Well, there's definitely some glee again, you hear how out of celebrating, but it's also the idea of like ok, you tried you fair, let's get together and try and work something out, but I think Democrats, you know privately. They also see this as a great political victory for them. They ve been saying: don't touch this, you know they also know they can bang on Republicans for not fulfilling their repeal promise and let someone Republicans from it. They campaigned as we'll talk

on repealing the placing of alma care for years and they now control White House. They control the House Representatives and the Senate, and this bill appears to be more or less dead. So how big a deal is that politically? I think it's a really big deal. I think fat Republicans look at this and say: how are we going to go and run again in two years when it began to be a very tough environment and say you know where the governing party and we could,

to the basic thing: the we told you we were going to do and a failure here is going to have political cause, and I think it's probably gonna take a while the thing can in with some of their constituencies in, but I do think at the end of the day. This is a big political failure that they will pay a price for. I've talked to republican strategies have said. They still think that the repercussions for failing to repeal Obama care for their members are bigger than the repercussions they would face for repealing at and cutting benefits for people. That's what they think that's fastening. So finally, car are you: are you surprised that the bill failed? Not particularly my experience in Washington is that you know it's one thing to not give people benefits it's a totally different thing to take something away from people.

You a mediately, create a constituency to keep that benefit alive. I think that's what Republicans ran into here. You can't take things away from people that you know over seven years. They ve come to rely on. You know, maybe in the first year they could have done this or even the second year, but it's too it got to intertwined and the healthcare system in people. You know people like it, Carl. Thank you. It's late. I prevent Michael good luck. Hope you don't to stay up too late. Thanks spite bag around eleven p M Monday night, Sir, it majority meter, Mitch, Mcconnell conceded. That quote the effort to rip you and immediately replace the failure of Obamacare Wilma. Successful. But he said he would move to pass a measure that would repeal the affordable care out with two year delay Wall Republicans came up with a replacement,

would leave millions of people without insurance and the insurance markets in turmoil President Trump also called for that strategy in a tweet Monday night work again, he said, should just repeal, failing Obama care now and work on a new health plan that would start from a clean slate Dems. He added will join in we'll be right back. Support the daily comes from tee in tee presenting the alien is angel of darkness. The all season of the acclaimed Emmy Award winning television series at the turn of the twentieth century uncover a dark sinister trail of death and deceit as an intrepid team of crime solvers reunite to hunt and elusive killer Daniel, brutal Luke Evans and Dakota Fanning STAR in the aliens angel of darkness. The honesty

premier, Sunday July, nineteen that nine eight central anti anti go to the aliens dot com for more. I'm in a mess up the lyrics, but the Tunis Maggie was in high school choir, beginning to see like that that for the daily, and I go over see you tomorrow and same oh, it's orange up in Maggie Averment. What were the circumstances under which present a trump went to France last week? Why did he go at all, so he was invited by the President of France, with whom he had had a pretty tense relationship. If you recall the others,

bizarre handshakes that were the handshakes her around the world at present, as I gotta take girl, I got he's. Gonna pull him into the straw that strong man, Aunt Shaw is like the firmest handshake in history to place. It was an like the one with the most back and for no, they have a total tug of war, but this one last is FED epic. I'm still feelings. It was fair. All I think was the word I used in a descriptive today, about the other day, the President of France was trying to establish with the U S president. Couldn't be intimidated. Macro telling a french newspaper. It was quote a moment of truth. Why must show that we will not make little concessions even symbolic ones, so they were happy. Phone call about unrelated issues, I think, was with Syria and in the middle of it prisoner, Mccrone, invited President Trump to free For the past day days, elevations any told and that this was the one hundredth anniversary of the. U S joining where one, and you know as president loves a good parade and he

the good military parade, as people may or may not know, he had wanted to military up his own inaugural parade with tanks and Jetsam was told he couldn't do it, so he to go and it was a little drawing for his team, because they were just planning on coming back from G20, which was a several days long trip to Europe so president from came back on a Saturday and then he left again on a Wednesday is unusual for a president who make a trip for something like that. Something that's essentially just witnessed, a single public event with so little notice. No, we all diplomatic, Gordon, it is in it and look on, and I think that they would point to some short term diplomatic goals that they were able to you now. Achieve work toward MIKE compare the CIA director was along. What does that mean exact? I think they were talking, counter terrorism, whether they are talking with Syria and they tried to turn this into a working trip as much as possible. But to your point he was

Finally on the ground for about thirty six hours, that's not a whole lot of time to do. Not even I should think, maybe thirty What has been really striking about this president, who has travelled, pretty little within the. U S He really loves the foreign travel in ways that have been surprising surprise you? You say that, because I remember when he went on first international trip, and you said that he was who dreaded and was that he didn't like leave the familiar comforts of home, even though that home had moved to Washington it was a nine day trip. He generally legs keep them around five days, and so the subsequent troops were obviously shorter, but I think that he loved the well amount that was rolled out when he went to Saudi Arabia President coming out of the motorcade walking round greeting King Solomon right at the edge of the red Carpet, Annie evidently liked the treatment that he got in Poland.

Thank you so much like you and I think Fit Mccrone has learned from his own earlier mistakes, the mistakes of others, which is that, you're not really gonna, make a dent in Donald Trump thinking, and if that's your goal, you're not gonna, get thereby being in in a shouting out with him or her. A wrestling handshake match with him and actually have to sort of shoes. Em cause. That's it. Responds do when he responds to shows of deference and respect in, and that's what this trip turned into We have found also allies and friends who have come to our rescue. The United States of America is in that category, and that is why nothing will ever separate us. The presence today, at my side of the President of the United States and his wife, it is a sign of that friendship to it, sounds like the president's appetite for foreign travel has changed and the eagerness of foreign leaders to have him has changed. I think that

I think that they ve realized how to achieve a goal, better with him. I also thank you can discount the degree to which a lot of this is escapism. Remember he he left a few days after our paper first reported that his Non junior had hosted this meeting from tower with russian lawyer, who was promising dirt on Hillary Clinton. I think that he was pretty early, that behind tell me more about that, I'm trying to think the best way to describe this so Trump is a deal's guy in which we now it's all about the transaction, he's the most transactional person I've ever met, and certainly must transactional politician have ever covered and that's saying something as we ve covered a lot of politicians. And allowed transaction involve inspections that sit deeper and he like selling every time I've interviewed him. I e it has generally been him trying to sell me in some way, and I think that he has I that the sales job as a lot harder and in the EU strange how

then it is overseas, and so I think that some of this for him as finding new territories to conquer in, I think of think afresh. Says as a really nice caucus state that he's going to try to win over What is he selling? not exactly there himself in others. Stability of him as the president, which I think he has been met with Quest, and certainly by half the country in the United states him in his critics, Many of them describe him as an illegitimate president. You know whether people agree with that or not. I think it's you know he certainly was legitimately. Elected, but I think that he finds himself treated as if he is on a par with others when he is overseas with these foreign leaders from that gives a level of respect the trump really craves, Maggie Aimin. Thank you very much and welcome. Thank you. I never do.

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