so the magic number is 216. i suspect the folks at leadership are counting those heads. i don't know why people would want to allow people to go without health care, allow penal who have health care now to lose that health care. it is very expensive. we have to do something. if we don't change what's happening with medicaid, it is not going to be around for people who come after us. something has to be done. we have to do this compassionately. it is very difficult to pull the rug out from people who have now become dependent on having health care. but the cbo report that you just mentioned, the last one anyhow, said 24 million americans would be without health care that currently don't have health care with the new proposal. the new proposal wasn't going to help those people with high premiums and high desubjeductib and co-pays. the cbo says in 20 years people paying $20,000 a year, premiums would only be paying $18,000. that's not the relief we