"Generally members of Congress...just don't understand the [Medicaid] program."

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services issued guidance this past week allowing states to require Medicaid beneficiaries to work, volunteer or enter job training. Republicans argue that such work requirements for Medicaid will help get people back on their feet and in the job market and workforce. Democrats argue that work requirements are contrary to the principles of Medicaid. Katherine Hayes, health policy director for the Bipartisan Policy Center, gives a centrist perspective on the Medicaid work requirements and the growth of uninsured Americans under the Trump administration. Michael and Rick debate whether President Trump should have responded in a different way to the false alarm missile test in Hawaii over the weekend.