The U.S. military deployed on the streets of America.

Whole communities targeted for removal.

There was tremendous anxiety as they saw neighbors and friends being taken.

And when accountability finally came knocking, the burn order to cover it all up.

I never believe that America would be doing this.

A stain on this country,

one that we said we would never repeat. Rachel Maddo presents burn order. Listen now,

wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome to left, right and center, everybody. I'm David Green.

So House Speaker Mike Johnson faced a rebellion this week over health care. With subsidies under

Obamacare set to expire, a handful of Republican moderates joined with House Democrats to force a vote on a three-year extension of Affordable Care Act tax credits.

They did so by signing something called a discharge petition.

It's a workaround that allows a majority of House members to force a bill to the House

floor for a vote. This is actually the same type of measure that members of the House used to force

a vote on the public release of the Epstein files, another source of Republican tension in recent weeks. So the four House

Republicans who joined Democrats to force this vote were feeling, shall we say, vulnerable in the

upcoming midterm elections and they didn't want the responsibility for skyrocketing health

care costs hanging over them this fall. So just listen here to New York Representative

Mike Lawler, share his frustrations

with CBS's Major Garrett after Republican leaders initially discouraged bringing extensions to a vote.

It's idiotic and it's political malpractice. The fact is that we have a time sensitive issue,

which is the expiration of these enhanced premium tax credits

that were put in place during COVID. We can all agree that Obamacare has failed to reduce health care costs across this country.

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