>> i think two components that you hit right off the bat that are important. the repeal of the individual and the employer man datsz. the willingness to allow individuals to stay on their parents' plans through the age of 26 and the ability to maintain coverage if you have preexisting coverage so long as that coveraging is continuous. but twloz kind of thorny issues that this bill gets into. one is how to replace the obamacare subsidies. these would be repealed after a three-year transition period and replaced by refundable tax credits. those credits would be based on age going up as you get older. those would also be capped based on your income. after you hit a $7,500 tresh hold the amount of money you get through the tax credit starts to go down. the other issue is medicaid. so many of those states took the medicaid expansion offered by obamacare, what would happen to that. how it would work from here on out until january 1st, 2020 they would are allowed to continue