sadly disappointed because we know susan collins and we ve watched lisa murkowski. these two senators are probably the least likely senators to be bribed by this cornhusker kickback that lindsey graham himself was deriding a few months ago. also have trouble on the right with ted cruz and mike lee. cruz said he s not going to support it? currently not supporting it. maybe they can win their support. the thing they had going for them was failure was unimaginable. i think their chances of the bill still not scored by the congressional budget office getting 50 votes today seems quite, quite low. no cbo score, no regular order. no nothing. they re trying to reorder
agreement on whether or not he will be on board? or perhaps john mccain has not decided where he stands on this. governor of arizona is on board. the last time senator mccain said he couldn t get on board because ducey was not on board. that may make a difference. harris: 116-120% rate hikes under the current obamacare plan. there s a bipartisan group. maybe we can pop up that picture. ten governors across the country are fighting this new health care bill. what is their beef? basically they re afraid when things do get kicked back to the state, they re afraid their state might not get as much as they get from the government. you ll see cornhusker style deals like we saw the first time around where every state will start jockeying to be able to go home. lisa murkowsky would love to go back and be able to say this time i got you this.
is repeal and replace dead? no, it s not dead. let s not forget that it wasn t until march of r689 it passed the house for the final time. for the final time but there were incremental steps toward passage on the way. it didn t die in the senate before it got passed into 2010 for the final time. there were a lot of hang-ups and a lot of really dubious deals cornhusker kick bank and gator ai gatorade and it passed the house. there is talking having a bipartisan deal. maybe they have to do that. i just don t know how it s going to work when democrats have no incentive to work with the trump administration or senate republicans. they just want to stop anything. you saw the celebration on their side when mccain voted no early in the morning this week.