michigan congressman bart stupack and came on america live and defended the deal. the excutive order that we negotiated with the white house, they have said there will be no abortions at the community health centers or paid for, and a number of other protections are in. and it is a good executive order and soon as the president signs it. it will have the full force and affect of law. what is to stop him from reverse himself on. this we have seen him reverse deals to get senators votes in connection with the bill. what is to stop him from reversing himself now that he has your vote. we asked for it to be public. and have a public signing of. it the senate deals were public, too. you are right, megyn, there is nothing to stop him a month or ten years from now from
them on notice that this is coming. if a future congress decided that this wasn t a good idea, the way the rules work, they have to come up with billions of dollars in substances to the payment. this is subject to the pay-go bill. they don t get to cancel it and march down the road. i think that it is a good balance between getting a very effective cost strategy as part of this legislation, and putting people on notice so that their policies don t change overnight. this isn t imposed overnight but they know it s coming and we ve got to change the structure. the issue of abortion is one that has 12 democrats who voted yes for the bill in the house previously saying they are going to vote no now. leading that charge is bart stupack from michigan, an anti-abortion congressman who doesn t want any federal money paying for abortion. in the senate bill, that s what they tell us the vehicle we re using, in the senate bill it says you must offer insurance policies that will be paid for
market strategy that they are willing to dump customers and continue to raise costs so changing their behavior, putting them on notice that this is coming. if a future congress decided that this wasn t a good idea, the way the rules work, they have to come up with billions of dollars in substances to the payment. this is subject to the pay-go bill. they don t get to cancel it and march down the road. i think that it is a good balance between getting a very effective cost strategy as part of this legislation, and putting people on notice so that their policies don t change overnight. this isn t imposed overnight but they know it s coming and we ve got to change the structure. the issue of abortion is one that has 12 democrats who voted yes for the bill in the house previously saying they are going to vote no now. leading that charge is bart stupack from michigan, an anti-abortion congressman who doesn t want any federal money paying for abortion. in the senate bill, that s what they
by the federal government that covers abortion. you must do so. also, in that same language, if you come in the senate version, in the opm, office of personal management policy they will put forth you must pay every enrollee must pay $1 per month into a fund to help fund abortions. it s very clear. will you make the fix that he s talking about so there is no federal money paying for abortions? there is no federal money paying for abortions. that s just not my statement, it is what, you know, a legal analyst who has looked at the senate bill, it s what the fact checkers who look at the statements say. i don t think there s any disagreement. bart stupack and congressman stupack and the president want health reform. he has been a strong member of energy and congress, worked on issues and he supports the
we re using, in the senate bill it says you must offer insurance policies that will be paid for by the federal government that covers abortion. you must do so. also, in that same language, if you come in the senate version, in the opm, office of personal management policy they will put forth you must pay every enrollee must pay $1 per month into a fund to help fund abortions. it s very clear. will you make the fix that he s talking about so there is no federal money paying for abortions? there is no federal money paying for abortions. that s just not my statement, it is what, you know, a legal analyst who has looked at the senate bill, it s what the fact checkers who look at the statements say. i don t think there s any disagreement. bart stupack and congressman stupack and the president want health reform. he has been a strong member of