Jim Jordan (2:53)

Yeah, I think it's, I think that's a, I think we should look for other ways to improve health care for Americans, for families and do it at a cheaper cost.

Co-host (2:59)

What could you do in the next three months that would, that would change?

Jim Jordan (3:02)

Let's have that debate.

Co-host (3:03)

But right now, I mean, Senator Bernie Sanders, I think, would like to have.

Jim Jordan (3:05)

That debate with you. Let's have that debate. We're for health savings accounts. We're for empowering people. We're for catastrophic health plans making it easier access to. We're for all those things that we think empower people and patients.

Host (3:14)

Then you have MAGA Mike Johnson seeming to just be having a jolly old time walking around the Capitol building. He's like the only MAGA Republican in the Capitol building as he instructed all of his colleagues to basically go home on a paid vacation. Donald Trump and MAGA Mike Johnson ordered all Republicans in the House do not show up to work, go on a paid vacation on the taxpayer dime. So you don't talk to Democrats yet alone negotiate with Democrats. But here, MAGA Mike Johnson lets everybody know that he's really angry at something. He's angry that Bad Bunny is going to be doing the halftime show at the NFL Super Bowl. He thinks that Lee Greenwood, who does Bibles with Donald Trump, the Trump Bibles for 60 bucks, the sticky Bibles, that he should be doing the halftime show. What the hell are these people even talking about? Here? Play this clip. Any reaction to Bad Bunny being chosen as the super bowl halftime?

MAGA Mike Johnson (4:13)

I didn't even know who Bad Bunny was, but it sounds like a terrible decision, in my view, from hearing.

Jim Jordan (4:19)

What's that?

Host (4:20)

How come?

MAGA Mike Johnson (4:21)

Well, it sounds like he's not someone who appeals to a broader audience. And I think, you know, there's so many eyes on the Super Bowl, a lot of young, impressionable children. And I think, in my view, you would have Lee Greenwood role models doing that. Not, not somebody like this.

Announcer (4:37)

Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

Jim Jordan (4:38)

One.

Host (4:39)

Now back to MAGA Republican Congress member Jim Jordan. He's asked a good question by Kaitlan Collins. Well, what do you say to people like Marjorie Taylor Greene even? And she's saying that the Affordable Care act subsidies are a necessity right now in order to prevent the monthly premiums from skyrocketing. What do you say to people who say that the Republicans need to be addressing healthcare and that Donald Trump's by the way, this is Marjorie Taylor Green who said this, that, you know, Donald Trump said, oh, the plan's coming in two weeks and two weeks and two weeks, his first term. And now what's Donald Trump doing? He's posting about alien technology from outer space. These Q and on conspiracies about med beds that cure people's cancer magically. Or Donald Trump claims he's going to do most favored nation provisions to make the price of pharmaceuticals in the United States the same as any other country in the world that's being given these pharmaceuticals. So that if it's a dollar in Canada, it's a dollar in the United States. Except that hasn't happened. You claim that's happening. It's not happening at all here in the United States because your executive order is meaningless there. Or Donald Trump saying he's reducing pharmaceutical prices, drug prices by 1600%, which is impossible. No, get serious. What's your damn plan? Get serious. Stop just making up things and defrauding the American people. Here, watch this, play this clip.

Jim Jordan (6:05)

And the Democrats position is to oh, we're going to extend it and expand it. I don't think that makes sense.

Co-host (6:09)

If the government reopens tomorrow and these subsidies expire and they don't get extended because you're not going to vote to extend them as you've made your policy clear right here.

Jim Jordan (6:17)

It depends.

Co-host (6:17)

What do Americans do when they're depends.

Jim Jordan (6:19)

On what other changes happen to health care that actually empower families, not empower government, not empower insurance companies. Are we going to, are we going to expand the ability to health savings accounts people to have better control of their health care, more catastrophic plans where they're much cheaper plans. Are we going to do those kinds of things that I think are good for families?

Co-host (6:34)

Marjorie Taylor Greene says that Republican leadership are not, is not having a conversation about what to do about that if these subsidies don't get extended.

Jim Jordan (6:40)

We have conversation about health care all the time in this town. It's like one of those issues we talk about a lot. And the Democrats always want more government, which leads to higher costs and I think reduced, not as not not the same quality of care that so we're happy to talk about what happens in the future, but let's, let's take one step at a time. Let's open up the government.

Co-host (6:57)

Yeah, but I think that they have the question of what happens when these expire and they haven't seen Republicans, I mean this is a Republican saying Republicans.

Jim Jordan (7:03)

Don'T have a plan for this and.

Host (7:05)

More of Kaitlan Collins pressing Jim Jordan about what Marjorie Taylor Greene says.

Announcer (7:11)

Here.

Jim Jordan (7:11)

Watch this.

Co-host (7:12)

Your fellow congresswoman, Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene, has a very different opinion than you on this. And she said that she's carving her own lane. She's disgusted that health insurance premiums will double if the tax credits expire this year. And she says not a single Republican leader leadership has talked to us about this or given us a plan to help Americans with their health insurance premiums doubling. Is that true that no one in Republican leadership is having conversations?

Jim Jordan (7:34)

We are focused on getting the government back open right now. And Chuck Schumer is the impediment to doing that. Chuck Schumer is the one who's making this, this, this keep people, people from working. The potential that some of these furloughed people can't get back to work. He's the one doing that. He's the one who's raising this issue. Open up the government. We'll be happy to debate, discuss health care.

Co-host (7:53)

But what is that? November 1st is open enrollment. So what does that look like?

Jim Jordan (7:56)

This policy doesn't kick. This change in policy doesn't expire until December 31st until the end of the calendar year. We got time to work with it. And that, that's. We're happy to do that. We're happy to do that. But to me, the answer is not extending and expanding Obamacare, which again, everything we were told about Obamacare turned out not to be true. And the Democrats position is to, oh, we're going to extend it and expand it. I don't think that makes sense if you're a homeowner.

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Host (9:32)

And you know, Jim Jordan's a sociopath. I mean, this is somebody who's not just covering up the Epstein files. Now, a pedo sex trafficking ring. This is what Jim Jordan was known for. Right. When he was a wrestling coach, he was covering up sexual abuse that he was aware of at the Ohio State University with one of the team doctors there. Um, so this is Jim Jordan. His whole life has covered up sex abuse. Like that's what, that's what this guy does. But he's a sociopath. So what he goes to right away is he's like, look, how could you shut down the government when we're $37 trillion in debt? Well, Jim, didn't Donald Trump say that he just brought in $17 trillion? So we, we should, we, we had, didn't we have a $15 trillion surplus according to Donald Trump, if he brought in 17 trillion, even though we know the deficit was 2 trillion, so shouldn't it be a 15 trillion surplus? Oh, wait a minute. Y' all are lying to us like you always do. He didn't bring in the $17 trillion. Oh, and by the way, that $37 trillion in debt, you know who contributed to about 30% of it, the most of any president in history, he had Donald Trump during his first term. Here, play this clip.

Jim Jordan (10:45)

If they will vote for, but if.

Co-host (10:46)

It opens for, they win a week without pay. Right.

Jim Jordan (10:49)

And President, I think they get paid. But I think the President's saying if this goes on, maybe, maybe there's this question, he's going to debate it, going to look at it. The other thing you got to keep in mind is what are they supposed to do? $37 trillion debt. And the Democrats refuse to open the government. What are they supposed to do? So I think that's the other thing you got to look at. And I think frankly, that's how most, again, Americans who have common sense view the whole situation.

Co-host (11:12)

Yeah, but the debt has been there. It's been a problem in past government shutdowns. And the President signed that bill in 2019 to restore back pay for all these federal workers then. And you voted yes on that.

Jim Jordan (11:22)

And he may, in fact do the same thing. Now, all I'm saying is the easiest way to make sure this is not a concern for any people, people who are working or people who are furloughed, is for the Democrats to open the government.

Co-host (11:33)

But actually, when the bill was signed back in 2019, during that last shutdown, it wasn't just for that shutdown. It was for future shutdowns so federal workers wouldn't get caught in this dispute between Republicans and Democrats.

Jim Jordan (11:44)

Okay, fine. That's fine. That's what was signed back then. I think the same thing could happen this time. We'll see. But we know it's not a problem if the Democrats will do the right thing, the common sense thing, instead of saying, oh, I'm going to do what the hard left is demanding our party do, fight President Trump at every single turn. This is so darn simple. You voted for it six months ago. What's the difference now?

Host (12:05)

Now back to the other sociopath, MAGA Mike Johnson. Like all these people in these Republican Party, you know these leaders, sociopaths. So here, MAGA Mike Johnson, he lies. Listen to what he says. He claims, look, Adelita Grijalva, Congresswoman elect from Arizona, 7th congressional district. She should come in whenever. I will swear her in. Why doesn't she coordinate with me? We'll make sure we swear her in. The question was, well, why aren't you swearing her in? Is it because that she would be the 218 signature on the discharge petition which would then lead to the release of the Epstein files? Is that why? Watch him say this with a straight face. He lies when he breathes at this point. Here, play this clip. Earlier this year, you swore in two Republican members during a pro forma session. So why not swear in Adelina Grialba, who was elected two weeks ago during pro forma session?

Jim Jordan (12:57)

Does it have to do with her.

Announcer (12:58)

218 signature on the discharge petition, the Epstein district?

MAGA Mike Johnson (13:02)

No, it has nothing to do with that at all. We will swear her in when everybody gets back. It's a ceremonial duty. Look, we'll schedule it, I guess, as soon as she wants. It has nothing to do with it. I. We're in pro forma session because there is nothing for the House to do. The House has done its job. People say, why don't you do more? Let's do more now. You should do something. We already did something. It was passing a clean cr.

Host (13:25)

Because as soon as that ended, what did we learn? Well, a leadership aide for Speaker Johnson then told reporters like Kate Santellese, quote. As the full content of his remarks make clear, the posture hasn't changed on swearing her in once the Democrats shutdown is over and the House is back in session. Y' all sweared in Republicans in something called pro forma sessions, meaning when Congress wasn't even actually there. You swore in the Republicans when they won their special elections. Swear her in. It's so utterly despicable and so transparent that what you're doing here is covering up the Jeffrey Epstein files. That's what's going on. And it's just like a horrible human behavior. Congresswoman elect Grijalva has three kids. She wants her family to be with her, to be sworn in. She has to represent 800,000 people in Arizona 7th congressional district. You're depriving her constituents of having a congresswoman right now. She won by over 40 points. This is the loser mentality of MAGA through and through. It's so Trumpy. Such losers. Speaking of which, then you have Ron Johnson, the MAGA Republican senator from Wisconsin whose farmers, their lives are being destroyed. And Wisconsin, he's got how many, I mean, was. So many people in the state of Wisconsin are on Affordable Care act plans, Medicare or Medicaid. They're going to be screwed. But what Ron Johnson from Wisconsin wants to talk about is that the threats facing our country right now, they're coming from Biden and Obama. These people are sick. This is some sick stuff. Here, play this clip. This doesn't surprise me. It should shock. It should outrage every American. Quite honestly, by now, it should be obvious to every American that it's not the Republicans that are a threat to our democracy.

Jim Jordan (15:19)

It's President Obama, it's President Biden, it's.

Host (15:22)

The radical leftists that have served and support them. This is outrageous. And then, you know, MAGA Mike's talking points are just so utterly destroyed at this point that he gives these press conferences in the morning, like the one I'm about to just show you a brief clip of. And he just basically like, it's like a, like a high school student who doesn't prepare for the speech they're about to give, so they just kind of like wing it. So MAGA Mike shows up in front of the press and he's like, well, you know, I just read an article in the newspaper and the article was telling me that we may need to furlough people. I don't know. I'm just reading the article. I haven't been read in on the issues. Maybe I'll have to be that's his favorite word. Now, being read in on something, okay, I don't know. You're the speaker of the House, dude. Behave like the leader. What do you mean being read in on? Maybe understand the data, understand the facts. Like the people in your congressional district. Because we've got the facts. If they were paying about $500 a month for their premiums, next year they're going to be paying $2500 a month on their premiums. So what? Over $25,000 a year in your congressional district in Louisiana. How are they going to afford that? Maga, Mike, here, play this clip.

MAGA Mike Johnson (16:37)

With regard to the, to the. Whether the furloughed civilian employees of the federal government will receive back pay. It is true that in previous shutdowns, many or most of them have been paid for the time that they were furloughed. But there is new legal analysis. I don't know the details. I just saw a headline this morning. I'm not read in on it and I haven't spoken to the White House about it. But there are some legal analysts who are saying that that may not be appropriate or necessary in terms of the law requiring that back pay be provided. So I'm sure that'll be a. There will be a lot of discussion about that. But there are legal analysts who think that that is not something that government should do. That if that is true, that should turn up the urgency and the necessity of the Democrats doing the right thing here. Even more pain, more than I just listed for more people. So we got to figure it out.

Host (17:27)

And I want to give some credit where credit's due. I actually think that Leader Jeffries is stepping up. You tell me what you think. But you know, this is some powerful stuff right here. Here, play this clip. Why are House Republicans still on vacation? They've actually been on vacation for the last few weeks. And Mike Johnson once again has canceled votes. Why are they so afraid of being here at the Capitol and doing their job? Why don't Republicans want to swear in Representative Elect Adelita Grijalva? Is it the Epstein files? Is it the unwillingness to address the Republican health care crisis? Is it because they know the American people have blamed Republicans for recklessly shutting down the government?

Jim Jordan (18:12)

Or is it all of the above?

Host (18:14)

And then hat tip to my buddy Don Lemon who interviewed people on the ground. Who do they blame? Here, play this clip. Who's more responsible for the government shutdown, Democrats or Republicans?

Announcer (18:24)

Republicans.

Co-host (18:25)

Republicans.

Host (18:25)

Republicans, definitely.

Co-host (18:27)

Yeah, Republicans.

Host (18:28)

Why is that?

Jim Jordan (18:29)

They have the power.

Host (18:30)

Republicans.

Jim Jordan (18:30)

Why?

Host (18:31)

So they control the House, the Senate and the White House.

Announcer (18:33)

Who else would be responsible?

Jim Jordan (18:35)

I would assume the Republicans.

Co-host (18:36)

Republicans.

Jim Jordan (18:38)

I think it's the Republican one party.

Announcer (18:39)

Is in control of all three branches of government.

Jim Jordan (18:42)

And I don't think that there's really.

Announcer (18:44)

Any reasonable way to spin this is the Democrats fault.

Host (18:46)

I will say Repubs. Republicans good for one being themselves.

Co-host (18:52)

I mean with everything that's going on and everything that Trump does, I think we can clearly see why.

Host (18:57)

Finally you have Jesse Waters who resorts to misogyny. Disgusting, grotesque. Like, who is the audience for this? Like just. I mean, seriously, who's the audience for what I'm about to show you here. Play this clip.

Co-host (19:10)

Do you think that MAGA men are insulted by aoc?

Jim Jordan (19:15)

No, I think AOC wants to sleep with Miller.

Host (19:17)

It is so obvious and I'm sorry.

Jim Jordan (19:20)

You can't have him. Miller is the best. I know him well socially. And the man is not overcompensating.

Host (19:30)

Dana, I know when people are overcompensating. I know people at this table who are overcompensating.

Jim Jordan (19:37)

That person is me.

Host (19:39)

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Co-host (19:57)

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Jim Jordan (19:59)

This is a health plan.

Co-host (20:01)

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Announcer (20:26)

Hmm.

Host (20:27)

Morning, Zoe. Got donuts.

Co-host (20:29)

Jeff Bridges. Why are you still living above our garage?

Jim Jordan (20:32)

Well, I dig the mattress, and I.

Host (20:34)

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Co-host (20:38)

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Jim Jordan (20:51)

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Jim Jordan (20:58)

Nice.

Co-host (20:58)

Jeffrey, you heard them.

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