Today on Political Rewind ... an impasse on healthcare, a donnybrook in the White House Press room ... as partisans wrestle in Washington, where does that leave the rest of us? Our panel talks about what it will take to get a healthcare bill accomplished. Closer to home, Democrats are still licking their wounds over the 6th District defeat and wondering, what next? What can they do to increase their stock in Georgia? Mayor Teresa Tomlinson says Democrats need to learn how to "speak Republican." Heath Garrett encourages Democrats to become more pragmatic in their approaches. Panelists: Greg Bluestein - Political Reporter, The Atlanta Journal Constitution Teresa Tomlinson - Mayor of Columbus, GA Heath Garrett - GOP Consultant.

Today on “Political Rewind,” during his presidential campaign, Donald Trump insisted he wanted to "drain the swamp" in Washington. But his own business dealings are causing their own set of issues. Alex Altman joins us to discuss his recent Time Magazine cover article, "The Swamp Hotel," which digs in on the Trump property in D.C. On Wednesday, Trump is planning to hold his first re-election fundraiser at the hotel; and criticism of this idea is mounting.

On September 9, 2014, a team of medical specialists guided Dr. Ian Crozier into the communicable disease isolation unit at Emory University Hospital. He had Ebola; in fact, he had the worst case of the disease that doctors in the United States had seen since the deadly Ebola epidemic began in Western Africa earlier that year.

Today on “Political Rewind,” Karen Handel is D.C. bound. What’s her new life going to be like on Capitol Hill? Our panel digs in on a quick recap of the 6th District race and what lies ahead for Democrats and Republicans in Georgia.