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"One of the interesting things about what's happened in the last decade or so, especially the last couple of years, is the language of politics. And as we play clips every day of public people from the president—both Democrats and Republicans, but specifically this administration, the language of politics—each and every day it seems it removes itself measurably from the lives of ordinary people. People who are sitting around a kitchen table in the morning getting their kids ready for school. They listen to some of these public people. We hear them—the clips that we play—and they've got to be thinking, ‘what does he mean?’ ‘What does she mean?’ ‘They don't understand how I'm living. They don't they don't understand the cost of cereal that I'm providing my kids.’ And Joe, they don't understand the fact that health care, health care policies; the gasoline prices rising, that's nothing compared to the cost of health care in this country. And if it's available—even if it's available, if they can get it—they're lucky,” says veteran columnist Mike Barnicle during this Morning Joe conversation with Joe Scarborough and Pablo Torre as they discuss the “massive affordability crisis” and its impact on everyday Americans as President Donald Trump has neglected the issue.
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"One of the interesting things about what's happened in the last decade or so, especially the last couple of years, is the language of politics. And as we play clips every day of public people from the president—both Democrats and Republicans, but specifically this administration, the language of politics—each and every day it seems it removes itself measurably from the lives of ordinary people. People who are sitting around a kitchen table in the morning getting their kids ready for school. They listen to some of these public people. We hear them—the clips that we play—and they've got to be thinking, ‘what does he mean?’ ‘What does she mean?’ ‘They don't understand how I'm living. They don't they don't understand the cost of cereal that I'm providing my kids.’ And Joe, they don't understand the fact that health care, health care policies; the gasoline prices rising, that's nothing compared to the cost of health care in this country. And if it's available—even if it's available, if they can get it—they're lucky,” says veteran columnist Mike Barnicle during this Morning Joe conversation with Joe Scarborough and Pablo Torre as they discuss the “massive affordability crisis” and its impact on everyday Americans as President Donald Trump has neglected the issue.
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