to appease some conservatives by allowing states to get a waiver for regulations on insurance companies that protect patients like coverage for those with pre-existing conditions and so-called essential health benefits, which includes things like er visits and maternity care. states would have to show people with high health care costs will be covered either through a high-risk pool or federal cost-sharing program. >> if the amendment goes in as drafted i'll support it. the freedom caucus has taken an official position which means the vast majority of our members will support it as well. we think the bill is much better. it's not full repeal, i'll be honest, its not, but as good as we think we can and let's get it to the senate. >> the question is whether the tuesday group will be on board. being the liberal wing of the republican conference. if they are staying on board, then we could have a vote as soon as the house leadership wants to schedule it. >> and that is the question. whether rank and file republicans, in particular moderates, will fall in line?