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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20170622:10:00:00

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20170622:12:02:00

i hope we re going to surprise you with a really good plan. reporter: senate leadership hoping to appeal to moderate and conservative rbs with a bill expected to phase out medicaid expansion starting in 2021. a year later than the house bill. and be defund planned parenthood for one year which could be a deal breaker for two key republican senators. republicans can only afford to lose two votes since no democrat is expected to support the bill. they made it clear they re not interested in helping. in is bill is mean. very meen. reporter: the bill is not expected to include the controversial house proposal, that would allow states to decide on protections for people with pre-existing conditions. but the senate may allow for a new set of waivers that could eliminate essential health benefits. there are still details we don t know about the bill. that could decide its fate. including when obamacare taxes will be

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20170622:09:01:00

repealing and replacing obamacare. until now, though, the details have been a closely guarded secret with a handful of senators working behind closed doors. here s what we know about the plan we ll be seeing later this morning. it slows down the time frame in the house measure for rolling back the medicaid expansion. it also improves tax credits for low-income and older americans from the house version, and it offers states more flexibility on waivers to opt out of obamacare regulations. and that includes essential health benefits. it also de-funds planned parenthood for a year. that move could violate senate budget rules that gop is using to pass the bill with only 51 votes. several critical issues remain. that includes a fund to fight opioid abuse, money to stabilize insurance away from obamacare and the timing of obamacare tax

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170623:18:08:00

essential health benefits, people with pre-existing conditions can buy insurance, but it will be massively expensive, if i need che chemotherapy or cancer drugs, the plan will be so expensive because young healthy people can buy skimpy plans. but they re not buying into plans because they re too expensive, joan. that s why they have funds to but it is a big reason. let me ask you this and i have asked it of several others. 142-page plan. a lot of it is about taxes. tanning tax, capital gains taxes, there is a retro active call to basically give folks money back that they already

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20170622:20:08:00

immediately. you know, people have different opinions, and they have a lot of ideological opinions as well. but it s time to put that aside. and move. reporter: the bill cuts back on obamacare s taxes and individual mandates. it provided more generous subsidies to purchase insurance than the house passed bill. and it takes a different path to cutting back obamacare regulations. key priority for conservative aims to drive down premiums. dropping the house effort to grant states waivers from rules like ten essential health benefits required by obamacare. and the price protections for preexisting conditions. the bill also institutes a slower phase out of obamacare s medicaid expansion and it s house counterpart. a key ask for moderate senators, but like the house bill, the senate version fundamentally reshapes the medicaid program, though it institutes dramatically deeper cuts than the house version. by proposing to shift a funding growth rate to a more draconian measure. republicans

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