Trump Turns to Taxes, Won’t Give Up on Health Care

The transcript discusses the political dynamics surrounding healthcare reform, highlighting opposition within the President's party, notably from Senators McCain and Paul. It then shifts focus to tax reform, indicating a strategic pivot by the administration. The conversation explores the potential for a bipartisan approach to Obamacare, driven by centrist Democrats and Republicans, but notes skepticism from conservative groups. The timing of these reforms is complicated by the upcoming midterm elections, making bipartisan efforts challenging.

What is suggested as a potential approach to dealing with Obamacare?

What concerns are raised about the timing of tax reform in relation to the midterms?