accident or have a heart attack or whatever the condition is that drives them into their emergency rooms, and they'll be uninsured, and the local hospitals will have to pick up the uncompensated care, and there is not the same level of protection from compensated care that there was beforehand, because the whole theory of the affordable care act was that people would be insured and the hospitals wouldn't need that kind of support. so, it's not only if you're in the medicaid-eligible band of the population in alaska that you have a lot to worry about. if you're on the board of an alaskan hospital, you've got to be looking over at the governor and saying, excuse me, what are you thinking? >> in terms of the way this campaign is working state to state, when i started looking at some of this reporting coming out of the states, when i started following local papers, who are sort of pulling the threads and realizing that all these groups arguing against people having health insurance are all tied back to these same billionaire funders, it is hard not to personalize this and make