have less of an incentive to do things you wouldn t otherwise do like small glass or drink less and so on. i don t actually disagree with the premise except for that last bit about the limited resources. it is the same thing if you gone in for surgery they may tell you don t eat me for hours before hand because unpleasant things could happen if you have to be intimated. in that sense, if they say look, the surgery is a high risk of you dying because you are so morbidly obese and we want you to try to take time to lessen the chance that you die on the operating table i don t think that s wrong they are being judging. but what concerns me as i understand that if a doctor doesn t want to be sued because they don t want to operate on someone who will die in the table. greg: and it has to be hard to operate on the obese because it s harder to find stuff but i m not a doctor. i did have a band once. [laughter] anyway, rob, there was a single
provides accessibility and affordability to the american people that they were originally promised and president trump is finally delivering on. that s the real alternative. bill: the fundamental meanness from president obama is what democrats are going to point to. there is a report back report that the president thought bill ran the other day said that was a misinterpretation. the fundamental meanness, react to that for each. i don t how it s made to provide people health care and that s what we re doing here. the president made it very clear not only assessable but affordable. to give someone a card that it s useless because you can t afford to get care, you can t get into see a doctor doesn t really mean anything and with the president has been doing is to make sure the people have health care, that he understands how crucial it is to people and their families when they get sick to have the care that they need and in a way that they can t afford that doesn t cripple them with
number two, in the bigger point that i think the president and a lot of others are getting to is the system is failing on its own. it makes it seem like it is all rainbows and puppies. at the end of the day, if you have a card and are getting a subsidy but not getting care, you have nothing. so walking into a doctor s office where you can hand them a card and say after a $5,000 tax subsidy, if that doctor doesn t take the care or the deductible is so high, you really don t have anything. so to do an apples and apples comparison, it is hardly an accurate analysis of what the current situation is. reporter: going back before about the plan not being done, the president said during the campaign within 30 days we want the plan presented butte obvious the it is undergoing comments, but if the president said that , does that point to a difference between technique and governing? press secretary spicer: that is different, the plan has been received but as you point
subsidy but you re not getting care, you have nothing. so walking into a doctor s office where you can hand them a card and say i ve got a $5,000 tax subsidy, if that doctor doesn t take the care or the deductible is high you don t have anything. to do an apple and apple comparison is hardly an accurate analysis of what the current situation is. zeke? i go back to what was mentioned earlier, the plan isn t done yet. the president during the campaign said multiple times been 30 days he wanted comments. is the president upset he hasn t received it yet and does that point to a difference between campaigning and governing that things take longer than you thought? i think there s a difference the plan has been received. the issue as you correctly point out in your question is that now it becomes an aspect of the principles all discussing different priorities, different staffing levels, different funding levels but the plan is here, as we noted a few weeks ago. it s being reviewed and th
don t have competition. number one. number two and the bigger point that i think the president and a lot of others are getting to, the system is failing on its own. it makes it seem like it s all rainbows and puppies. at the end of the day, if you have a card and you re getting a subsidy but you re not getting care, you have nothing. so walking into a doctor s office where you can hand them a card and say i ve got a $5,000 tax subsidy, if that doctor doesn t take the care or the deductible is high you don t have anything. to do an apple and apple comparison is hardly an accurate analysis of what the current situation is. zeke? i go back to what was mentioned earlier, the plan isn t done yet. the president during the campaign said multiple times been 30 days he wanted comments. is the president upset he hasn t received it yet and does that point to a difference between campaigning and governing that things take longer than you thought? i think there s a difference the plan has been