either be for or against this bill. well, there are a lot of people on the hill, at of conservative members of the public who are here pushing for a no vote and obviously there are members of the administration who are calling questionable members to push for a yes vote. so there is a lot of pushing and pulling on both sides. and is it, how can i say this? if you can speak up, because it s very loud there. i m getting a lot of ambient noise and you re soft spoken. a lot of people are saying it s strong arming and they re questioning the tactics, can you speak on that representative gao? there is a lot of pressure being exerted upon members to vote one way or the other. but, again, the representative must vote based on the needs of the district as long as the vote does not go against who core moral beliefs and i believe that we have to defend our core moral
earlier was that this is sort of part of the process to get it done, and then several single bill no matter how big or how small usually ends up being tweaked. that is correct. so what do you say about the american people learning about that do you think that should make a difference? it should and i think the american people have to figure out how they can trust their members and they can go down there and not necessarily say what they want to hear, say what they need to hear. real quickly, yes or no, do you think it s going to pass? i do. what about you mr. gao? i don t know. we really appreciate you guys, great information, representative gao, we know you re busy, so we appreciate you coming out. ms. margolies, we appreciate you too. it was a fiery speech and
overwhelm democratic, overwhelmly in support of this health care reform plan. are you going to pay at the polls? if i were to vote against the health bill, possibly. i don t know. do you think it s wrong to vote against what your con stitch wents want. it s not wrong to vote what my constituents want, but it s wrong to vote against my own conscience. representative gao is here to talk to us about his vote. and from philadelphia, we have margo margolis who s a former congresswoman. she served one term after casting the final vote for president clinton s tax hiking budget and you probably know when president clinton took on health care and what happened then. i want to say thank you to both of you for joining us, representative gao, before i asked you why it changed, what worried you and all that stuff, what s going on behind the scenes now, what can you tell our viewers about what s happening now in a push to