premiums would eventually double relative to plow jeksz under current law and roughly half of the nation s population would live in areas with no insurers is participating in the none group market by 2020. garrett headache joins me again from capitol hill. garrett, today the president promised republican version of this bill, of course this is not necessarily the republican version of it would eventually have lower premiums, but this doesn t look so good. reporter: right, katy, but remember in any republican plan this is only sort of the first half. this is the stick. you get the carrot later. the idea being that if you do the repeal delay and replace, the repeal part, you would vote to repeal, you know, monday, let s say, but that the repeal wopt actually go into effect for two years. so you would essentially have this cbo score hang being over you as a reason to act. and the cbo score really, it s a shotgun blast to the individual insurance market. i mean, it s devastating. the num
so only the far, far right would be opposed to that. the word delusional. there s enough votes to get that you quoting paul krugman? done. you got mitch mcconnell getting that s one much his favorite involved in the negotiations. he had been on the sidelines. words. table cloth and delusional he s talking about a deal coming from it. similar to what paul ryan is the notion i think the talking about. you have business. community over the last 24 hours notion somebody said ratio l going public with their concerns and their warnings to republicans about the rationali rationality. nobody is destroying the consequence on contributions, republican party but the republican party. the consequences on some of they ve taken this foolish these house races. i think all of those factors are decision on first to try to going to lead to a deal and a defund obama care, now they are deal relatively soon at least on trying to default, they think the debt limit. they are running around saying t
president, this attitude of do it our way or nothing. you have no sense at all of the seriousness about negotiating even though today the president did indicate no side should expect to get 100%, which i thought might be the beginning of an opening towards a serious discussion. david, what s your take? i don t think they are wasting time, anderson. they are playing with fire. newt is right, this could be the beginning of a serious negotiations. i do believe republicans are calling attention to issues that are serious. the way they re going about it and what they re promising is they will shut down the government if they don t get their way on obamacare, i think, is irresponsible and be extremely irresponsible if we go into default over that kind of stubbo stubbornness, our way or the highway from the republicans. mr. speaker, it is interesting to hear from folks in the gop, peter king, mccain, it is praiseworthy but any repeal delay or replace the law