the federal exchange, 100 bucks. average monthly cost without the credits with the plans bought over the federal exchange, $350. that is a big difference. >> it is. what they're referring the credits, essentially subsidy directly from the taxpayer going to the health the insured. and it is just going to go up significantly. i'll tell you one more thing that is not going to change regardless of the subsidies being removed or not. and that is the deductibles. if you're in these plans you've got a huge deductible to work off before the insurance actually kicks in. for example, if the average family deductible in these bronze plans, that is the cheapest form of plan, the average family deductible is $10,545, a year. that is the deductible. you have to work that off before the insurance kicks in. that is an enormous amount of money. that won't go down or up, whether or not, regardless what the supreme court does.

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