congressman mo brooks. he is running for the senate seat vacated by attorney general jeff sessions. he joins me now. congressman, thank for being here. >> my pleasure. >> sandra: so what is the plan to move forward on obamacare? >> well, on the house side, we've been working. it's unfortunate that the senate decided to quit when we thought they were going to work until we got this issue resolved. even in the house it was very difficult. we had a first bill that wasn't so good. we were able to replace it with a better bill. we were able to get it out of the house. 217-211. and what this current discharge petition effort is, is to revert back to the bill that we passed in 2015 and keep our promise to the american people. i'll be one that will be signing that discharge petition to try to force a house floor vote on a repeal of obamacare, thereby helping keep our promise to the american people on one hand and cut into those huge increases and insurance costs that are oppressing the ability of