for it. this is a power play by mcconnell and the leadership. no question about it. they're going to try to make it as easy as possible for everybody to get to yes. they haven't done so in a way that the rest of us are comfortable with. if we care about good government and transparency. but if it's a bill that they can vote for, they will vote for it. >> it's another washington thing will people will complain, complain, complain about something and not actually stand up and do anything about it when that moment comes. jen psaki, to the substance of this, some of the details are starting to drip out if you read some of the papers right now. the senate version, it may phase out the medicaid expansion for slowly than the house version for one thing. some of the subsidies may be higher than the house version for some things. the president has called for more heart in the senate version. is that what he's getting? >> well, first, i think people are going to take a close look at the details that are not that complicated. i don't know what they've spent the last couple of weeks doing in these back rooms, maybe playing monopoly, i'm not sure. but if we believe what's in the discussion draft, the differences are minor. so, yes, medicaid has an additional year, but the cuts are much more drastic.