As the old adage goes, 'If you show me the heart of a man I can sell him anything.' But the tricky part is, no one is going to just go ahead and show you their heart because let's face it, they know you're going to try to sell them something 8 times out of 10. A person's intentions are one of the hardest things to understand. And the truth is, often people themselves aren't really aware of their own intentions. We are only aware of about 5-10% of what is going, the other 90% or so is hidden deep within our subconscious and unconscious minds.

President Trump suggested tonight that it's not fair to compare the Republican health care plan to the Affordable Care Act, because the law is "dying, dying, dying" and won't be around anyway. "They always like to compare -- well, what about [Obamacare]? Obamacare's dead," Trump said at a rally in Harrisburg, PA. "It's gone ... The insurance companies are fleeing." Between the lines: His comments suggested that he might try to use the law's problems -- including the steep premium hikes last year -- to dismiss the comparisons people are making to the GOP replacement plan, which aren't flattering. The biggest criticisms: it would cover 24 million fewer people than the ACA, and under some of the latest changes, it might not give the same protections to people with pre-existing conditions.