Focusing on the Congressional Budget Office report that has a big focus this week, the big numbers this week. BeMillion People would without insurance from the senate plan. That is what the Congressional Budget Office projects. Explain how they, up with that number and what it means in the 10 years the cbo report covers. Guest they have a collocated and sophisticated peter model. Sophisticated computer model. They will offset the gains and losses, they ended up with 15 million you are people would e medicaid after 10 years 50 million fewer people would have medicaid after 10 years. There would be a lot of constraints on medicaid from the federal government. It would be capped for the first time. States would get less money. There would be fewer people. Help would go further down the income scale. The insurance they could buy would be less generous. People would not find it valuable to spend money for insurance that they would not be able to use because their deductibles and outofpocket
BeMillion People would without insurance from the senate plan. That is what the Congressional Budget Office projects. Explain how they, up with that number and what it means in the 10 years the cbo report covers. Guest they have a collocated and sophisticated peter model. Sophisticated computer model. They will offset the gains and losses, they ended up with 15 million you are people would e medicaid after 10 years 50 million fewer people would have medicaid after 10 years. There would be a lot of constraints on medicaid from the federal government. It would be capped for the first time. States would get less money. There would be fewer people. Help would go further down the income scale. The insurance they could buy would be less generous. People would not find it valuable to spend money for insurance that they would not be able to use because their deductibles and outofpocket spending would be so high. Those are the big top lines. This is compared to current law. The number with the
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Number and what it means in the 10 years the cbo report covers. Guest they have a collocated and sophisticated peter model. Sophisticated computer model. They will offset the gains and losses, they ended up with 15 million you are people would e medicaid after 10 years 50 million fewer people would have medicaid after 10 years. There would be a lot of constraints on medicaid from the federal government. It would be capped for the first time. States would get less money. There would be fewer people. Help would go further down the income scale. The insurance they could buy would be less generous. People would not find it valuable to spend money for insurance that they would not be able to use because their deductibles and outofpocket spending would be so high. Those are the big top lines. This is compared to current law. The number with the insurance would double. The cbo did not like down did not break down the individual penalties would go away. They would pay a tax penalty for not hav
As you already know, we are continuing to work on reaching an agreement that will involve continued discussions until the end of the week and we will not be returning to the bill on the floor of the senate a couple of weeks after this week, but we made good progress. The president got an opportunity to hear from the various members who have concerns about market reforms and the medicaid, the future of medicaid and medicaid expansion. I think the media was very helpful. One thing i would say is that i think everybody around the table is interested in getting an outcome because we know the status quo is simply unacceptable, unsustainable and no action is not an option. Critics say the longer you wait, the harder its going to be to pass a health care bill. Senator mcconnell i dont think so. Certainly we have spent a lot of time on this over the last seven years and our members are increasingly more familiar. Its a very complicated subject. I had hoped as you know that we could have gotten