ran often to do something else, and hans nichols at the pentagon. appreciate it. coming up, president trump reiterating his promise to repeal and replace obamacare while meeting with health care executives at the white house earlier today. the question remains, though, what will he replace it with? after the break, i ll pose that question to a republican congressman. stay with us. the valiant taste times of death, but once!! uh, excuse me, waiter. i ordered the soup. of course, ma am. my apologies. c mon, caesar. let s go. caesar on a caesar salad? surprising. excuse me, pardon me. what s not surprising? how much money matt saved by switching to geico. could i get my parking validated?
obama care is a solution rather than a continueiation of the problem. lou, many health care executives say we don t know the demographics. and so it is up in the air. the age is unknown. i find it astonishing that seven and half million people sign up for obama care and they don t have basic data or metrics on which to make a judgment. as you know, they don t know the age or condition, that is how expensive are the preexisting conditions that the folks have brought in to a vast pool under obama care. what we are seeing, initially, the model is upside down. and they expected 40 percent to be the young invincibles.
already fired them. you know, it s going to cost you $55 million. you turn around and it s like one of your parties at your parents house the price tag ends up being $292 million. we actually had zeppelin on jet packs. it was worth it. took a while to get 292 million glitches there too. seriously, it s laughable. it is. you ask the question why don t they say how many people have enrolled that leaves one to believe that not many people have enrolled. if you look at the reporting in the new york times, health care executives say the numbers they are getting back are not big. the numbers they preticketed for enrollment sam stein are going to be met. yeah. this is not a great roll out.
obamacare from hurting more americans across the country. welcome to hannity. it is considered the cornerstone of the president s domestic policy agenda, and now the debate over obamacare has returned to the forefront of american politics. efforts to defend the controversial law now raging on capitol hill. doctors are threatening to close down their practices. many business owners, they re facing an uncertain time and future thanks to the mountains of new and very costly regulations, and with with all that in mind, tonight for the hour we have assembled a studio audience of doctors, health care executives, political km commentato commentators, business owners and much more. some support obamacare, others are staunch proponents of the law, but in the next 60 minutes, we are all under one roof right here in the new york studios. welcome aboard. thank you for being here. all right. now, dr. siegel, the president made some promises about obamacare. you can keep your own plan, and
and saying, wait a second, you re pushing this off until after the midterm election. it s all politics. gretchen: valerie jarrett, senior advisor to president obama, said yesterday that the reason that they decided to do this was because they were just listening to the people s concerns. rest assured, there were many people concerned about trying to implement this. many of these small businesses that clayton is talking about were doing all these cost analysis programs and meeting with all these health care executives to try and figure out how are we going to do this by january? the other problem here is that it s not like it s going to go away. they re still going to have to figure out how to do it. brian: after the senate and house gets a chance to vote on the midterm elections. charles payne was on earlier. he had an interesting perspective on what s behind the delay. it is sort of a realization, at least from the white house, that there is a problem with this thing. but the id