process, no hearings and the only thing they have, the only recourse they have is amendments essentially. does chris murphy have a point in that? >> i'm not aware of what happened or didn't happen in the senate processes. what i can tell you is in the house, we had numerous hearings through our committees of jurisdiction. we have talked about fixing obamacare for years, since i have been here, four and a half years, we have been talking about many of the problems. i actually passed bills that are signed into law that provided fixes to the affordable care act so we had an open process. the problem you see, though, is that a narrative wants to be built by the opposition that we are not allowing open access, we are not allowing opportunities to discuss. frankly, what i haven't seen from the other side in the house is a willingness to actually fix the broken system that leaves millions of americans without health insurance or with insurance they can't afford to use. >> congressman, do you realistically see the house voting on a brand new bill if that's what the senate sends back and goes to conference?