some of our republican senate colleagues, they will be apparently in a position of trying to block the kind of changes they said should happen, for example, we ll make sure we get rid of the special nebraska deal and apparently they ll be fighting to keep it in. we got rid of the new york congressman ryan? well, wait a minute it. the fact of the matter is, that that bill will modify those things, it will take them away individual provisions, and they are fighting extraneous things, like the byrd rule. ten seconds. this is a positive for democrats in november, chris van hollen and congressman ryan. yes, people will recognize the scare tactics are not true and will be able to see the positive benefits in short order. wait until you see the details of it unfold, no, it s not. bret: congressmen, thank you very much on this big day for joining us on special report. thank you. bret: we ll get further perspective on the days s events from the all stars, later here on the
deal now and it won t come out until after the election, that s not going to happen. what he s saying is that they re going to take this thing apart, the republicans, bit by bit, on the senate side. and also, bring it back as a campaign issue against every house member. well, look, we re going to have a big debate on this whole issue in the coming weeks and into november. if we want to have a debate on health care reform, that s fine because what that reconciliation bill will do in the senate is eliminate certain provisions that shouldn t have been there. for example, it will get rid of the special nebraska deal and if your republican colleagues are holding up these amendments, they re only holding up those kinds of changes. they ll be blocking the nebraska deal and other provisions in this bill. you know the senate and how they work.
of their low enriched uranium for fuel that would be fabricated by france. and the deal was also to involve rush she which would enrich from it the 3 1/2% to the 19 and 3/4%. greta: ifer in at 20% now that s what they say they can get to 90 easily, any thought on timetable to get to 90? well the timetable to get to 90 for a small amount is relatively short. the important consideration is how much of the 20% do they make? the only they only need 10 to 20 kill grabs per year for the reactor. kilograms per year for the reactor. if they have a small amount of fuel for the reactor that is probably not significant. if they amass a great reserve this 20% material it could be significant because it would foretell an inattention on their part to break out of the treaty.
of their low enriched uranium for fuel that would be fabricated by france. and the deal was also to involve rush she which would enrich from it the 3 1/2% to the 19 and 3/4%. greta: ifer in at 20% now that s what they say they can get to 90 easily, any thought on timetable to get to 90? well the timetable to get to 90 for a small amount is relatively short. the important consideration is how much of the 20% do they make? the only they only need 10 to 20 kill grabs per year for the reactor. kilograms per year for the reactor. if they have a small amount of fuel for the reactor that is probably not significant. if they amass a great reserve this 20% material it could be significant because it would foretell an inattention on their part to break out of the treaty.
perception of the bill. which which is why it is important to get back to what we are trying to accomplish. reduce premiums, bring down the deficit, try and expand courtroom in a way that prevents all of us coverage in a way that all of us from picking up the tab for people that don t have it today. greta: hard to understand these are great bills or not there s a lot of mystery huge, president meeting last summer behind closed doors with the drug industry, special deal to end for nelson, special deal for labor union. this will be televised. will you urge the president to explain the deal, why the drug industry got the special deal? explain why unions get a special deal? i think the president said he s committed to transparency in this process. greta: now! to be fair this has been one of the most open and transparent processes. get in the house. and in the senate. and cnn span has always been