under either current law or the legislation. the non-group market under current law is the health care exchanges under the affordable care act which the seek owe says will probably be stable, not collapse, not go into a death spiral. the cbo explains why those obamacare exchanges will remain stable. subsidies for those buying health care and penalties for those who don t, it stabilizes the market over time. the other thing the seen joe score shows in sharp relief is the staggering distribution of wealth under the gop plan. cuts to medicaid and the poor and working poor totaling $880 billion, tax cuts for the wealthiest are $883 billion over the same period. that s a shift from the working poor to the rich. joining me now the former acting administrator for the centers for medicare and medicaid services. andy, let s talk about the death spiral finding, it s gotten less attention than it deserves because the cornerstone is we cannot abide the status quo because it s imploding. cbo says
collapse and leave everybody without affordable health care. we are doing an act of mercy by repealing this law. i believe we explained on this program before that is not true and not just because insurance actuaries say so, because they do, look at the most significant and overlooked part of the cbo score of the gop plan. the non-group market would probably be stable in most areas under either current law or the legislation. the non-group market under current law is the healthare exchanges under the affordable care act which the seek owe says will probably be stable, not collapse, not go into a death spiral. the cbo explains why those obamacare exchanges will remain stable. subsidies for those buying health care and penalties for those who don t, it stabilizes the market over time. the other thing the seen joe score shows in sharp relief is the staggering distribution of wealth under the gop plan. cuts to medicaid and the poor and working poor totaling $880 billion, tax cuts for t