sing along, right. we saw the schoolhouse rock version of it it, but it's been so long since we've gone through a regular order of process. what happens is the house passes a version, the senate passes a version, there is some kind of a conference committee, and a final bill is produced that they both have an opportunity to get a vote on. yes or no. and i think that's the process that we've got here. >> they're talking about passing something they may not actually want to be the bill, right? they're talking about passing something that's just a vehicle to get them to conference. >> all the way through the product. >> from a conservative point of view in terms of the mandate. things they can rightly it go home and say look, this is skinny repeal, it's still a repeal of really important stuff that we've talked about here for the last seven years. they get that to conference with the house of representatives, did pass a broader repeal and replace bill. and i think hope for every republican is what you ultimately vote on in the end is an improvement of both products and you get something that ultimately is something the