billion that would be added to this bill to try to address these issues specifically. here's where we are right now as this is happening. vice president pence is on the hill all day. he's now departing. house leaders are currently meeting in speaker ryan's office to try to figure out if this blitz what, we've seen over the course of the last 24 hours behind closed doors will actually get them to where they need to be. the key question though, wolf, remains on the pre-existing conditions. there are plenty of critics, health policy analysts, democrats and even some republicans, who don't believe it goes nearly far enough. take a listen to what democratic leader nancy please he to say. >> they think they can dupe the american people by saying, well, we were going to eliminate pre-existing conditions and now instead we'll give you $200 if you have a pre-existing medical condition. please. what you would need is about $200 billion over ten years. what they have done is $8 billion over five years. if you divide that by the number of people who have a pre-existing medical condition, you get about $200 or $300 a