we re not certain again we haven t had been able to read the report. reporter: not credible enough? look at the numbers. there are eight, nine million people on the exchange currently. i m not sure how they re going to get to 14 million people uninsured if that s what they say with only 8 million people on the exchange. individuals ill guess thathey sume are medicaid not paying anything in the system who are going to n take the medicaid policy just because the mandate ended or something happened. it just not believable is what we would suggest. and we ll look at the numbers and see. mr. secretary, without that mandate to buy coverage, would you not conceive that millions of people will not have insurance under this plan? no. i wouldn t concede that at all. not saying millions of people because the fact of the matter is, they re going to be able to buy a coverage policy that they want for themselves and for their family. they re going to have the kind of choices that they
occur. we are not certain the cbo is wrong? just look at the numbers. there are 8 million people, 8, 9 million people on the exchange currently. how do they get to 14 million people uninsured if only 8 million are on the exchange. i guess they are individuals who they assume are on medicaid who aren t paying anything in the medicaid system who are not going to take the medicaid policy just because the mandate ended or something happened? it s just not believable is what we would suggest. we ll look at the numbers and see. mr. secretary, without that mandate to buy coverage, would you not concede that millions of people will not have insurance under this plan? no. i wouldn t concede that at all. you would not say millions of people will lose insurance? they ll be able to buy a coverage policy they want for themselves and their family. they ll have the choices that they want. think about the numbers that the top line just the top line on