seven years. you cannot go back on that. so yes, they need to stay, they need to work, they need to pass something, and i think that's not only official white house position on this right now, it's sort of the national attitude toward it. >> well, polls indicate that the american people, a plurality of them support obamacare but i don't want to get into a whole discussion of what the american people want. i do want to ask you about a tweet that president trump sent out saturday that was kind of cryptic. he wrote, "if a new health care bill is not approved quickly bailouts for insurance companies and bailouts for members of congress will end very soon." on the bailouts for insurance companies, i'll get to that in a second. but is the president threatening to cut off funding for the health insurance plans for members of congress? is that what that means? bailouts for members of congress? >> yeah, actually i talked to the president at length about that exact issue yesterday, and i think his attitude is this, and his attitude is pretty simple. keep in mind he does have a way of channeling a large number of the american public. and what he's saying is look, if obamacare is hurting people, and it is, then why shouldn't it