republicans in the house. i think he s going to throw it in their lap, i think he s going to have a right to throw it. if you re the president and your first piece of legislation goes down, that s an embarrassing loss and you can never recover donald trump s going to say who says? for the years that we have had obamacare he s been sitting in trump tower tweeting about things he thought were bad. he hasn t been working on a plan to repeal and replace obamacare. paul has. we ve made good progress no, he doesn t have to say that. i actually wrote down all the signals. i don t want to go home. i want to get to yes.
it could need improvement. i m ready to sit down and fix it. we expanded coverage for 20 million people. but if there s these problems that we need to fix, i m ready to sit down and fix them but you don t throw the baby out with the bathwater. the only reason i make that distinction because some people don t know. some people say they have positive thoughts about the affordable care act and now they take these essentially things out like drug prevention and mental healthcare. and if that is removed, how do you think some of the very
to what the people, our state want, versus what other states want is going to provide more opportunity for better costs and terms people want to pay for. are you comfortable with the changes the house freedom caucus wants to make? because they want to get rid of house essentially benefits mandated by the affordable care act. are you comfortable with all of this? yes, i am. it s not to get rid of central healthcare benefits per se. it s to transfer to the states. it s kind of like if you don t all of them, aren t you getting rid of some of them? well, some states might decide to keep them all. some states may decide to get
of america. tonight we answer the call of history. oh, my gosh, i was so young then. you look exactly the same. seven years later the house leadership is voting for the plan to repeal and replace obamacare. so back with me as the panel was laughing at me going who is that kid? so as we said we were saying his presidency depended on it. people are saying that now about this president. his presidency doesn t depend on this. no, it s tough to come out of the gate. i don t think it s good for us as a country to go through all this turmoil when there s so much other stuff going on here. i think david gurgen is so
the individual who delivered it, nick mulvaney, the budget director coming out and making clear there was no more time. what they had proposed last night was on the table and what was going to move forward. this would repeal the essentially health benefits from obamacare. these are the types these are ten specific benefits that were required in all insurance plans, something that was the cornerstone of obamacare plans, something republicans wanted to get rid of. the reality is they still don t have the votes. what they re relying on is the president throwing out an ultimatum. and i m told more than 30 members came to the microphone. 29 of them were talking in support of the bill, emotional