governor who is expanded medicaid are under a special kind of pressure. because this bill rolls back federal funding for the expansion. rob portman of ohio and dean heller of nevada are both dealing with gop governors unhappy with the plan and that as brian sandoval met one-on-one pence, but still has concerns. even though the prospects for this bill do look dim right now. most senators are still optimistic even though they remain undecided. much will hinge on the score from the congressional budget office, which is due out on monday. ryan nobles, cnn, on capitol hill. >> i want to bring in congressman rodney davis, a republican from illinois and a member of the moderate tuesday group caucus. congressman, good to see you. so this latest version of the bill includes an option for insurers to offer cheaper, more bare-bones policies that the amendment put up by senator ted cruz. which bolsters staunch conservatives. but moderates don't like it. and the bill does not address moderates' concerns about cuts