medicaid, giving governors complete ability to block the medicaid grant program, that's a revolutionary reform conservatives have wanted for decades. that's now agreed to now by the president. that'll be in the bill and the work requirements. >> sean: those are two things specifically that mark meadows and jim jordan told me they wanted in a bill. >> right, those are big wins. that's what brought some of the freedom caucus members who were in the room today to say they're now for the bill. this like marsha said, this bill's moving in the right direction. members are engaged. what's most important, sean, the president is directly engaged. president trump said "i'm behind this bill 100%." he wants this bill on his desk to repeal and replace obamacare and put patients back in charge by the end of next week. his help has been tremendous. he rolled up his sleeves and gotten to work on this directly. >> sean: is there anything to learn from this? in other words, should consensus have been built before the bill instead of the fight and intermural squabbling civil war? from my perspective, you cannot