it, and the white house slamming that scoring. these are the costs and the impact estimates, the republicans did not wait for it before passing the revised gop bill to repeal and replace obamacare. the cbo, the congressional budget office says the number of uninsured people would increase by 23 million by 2026, compared to 24 million under the original bill. the cbo found the bill, that the house passed would save less money, reducing deficits by $119 billion over ten years versus $150 billion under the original years. the white house says -- >> the senate is rewriting the house bill. the question is, how will these numbers factor in, if at all? joining me now is the former labor secretary and author of "saving capital licism, not the few."