poured into the pot we would be able to spread the cost around. if you are go giving people an exit strategy that pot is not going to be so big any more. >> sure, you get a waiver now whether big company or small company, what happens next year? do waivers get extended again? how many more in the pipeline? i asked the health and human services department this week what about the people that have been rejected? they didn't want to give me a list of those. >> greta: i bet every company that has a waiver, each one has a will be buyist in town. and unions asking for waivers too. not one company that has 51 employees in the midwest who can afford a fancy lobbyist can get a waiver. >> if you look at the list, you will fan a lot of companies that might have lobbyists. there are a number of small ones. there was a tire and retread company out of arkansas, louisiana and texas that a waiver for five dozen employees. it is not all the big guns.