the republicans, you know. i think what it's about is that they're going to have to go back to the drawing board. i don't know how, if you're a republican congressman, you go home to montana or anybody else, anyplace else and say, look, the cbo has just said we're throwing 23 million people off of health insurance. you're an older worker, 63, 64 years old, your premiums are soaring. you're a woman. you have gone to planned parenthood for years. we're not going to allow you to do that anymore. so i think that this is a disaster for the republicans, and i think quist is quite right in campaigning on this. >> so there's also the budget, right? and the budget is -- >> that's right. >> the budget is interesting because it shares a lot in common with the acha, and all of it is very paul ryanism. it's what you would expect. >> no, no, no. chris, let me beg to differ with you. this is not paul ryan. this is the koch brothers. this is the ending in their view of 70, 75 years of programs designed to help the working people of this country, the

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