replacement. >> six months. >> but then potentially, you know, that's just saying what they would do. actually passing that legislation could take much longer and if democrats don't help it could take an eternity. >> tamara, that's a lot of worry time for older people. >> various pieces of legislation and various blueprints but nothing with unified support in the party. >> do they have 218 votes for any of this stuff? >> nowhere close to 218 votes. i'd be surprised if they had a fifth of that. you have disagreements within house republic cabs, disagreements between house republicans and senate republicans. committees disagree on the stuff. they've had six years. the reasons republicans have not come up with a replacement with unified party support, doing so without conservative principles, without the rules, subsidies, mean stripping coverage for a lot of people. >> bob, they do know, or do they not, they're playing on the democrats' field. really good at defending social security, medicare, medicaid, and now obamacare. the 60-year-old person who voted