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not good enough. we re not gone ma pass a bill first of all members don t like the senate bill, especially with the special deals in it. why would we vote for it, send president so he could sign it, it becomes law and the special deals are law and then trust that they are gonna fix it later? it s not just me. many members said they don t agree with that process. greta: is it they don t trust the senate? it is not so much trust this chamber or that it is both of us who have been here for a little while knows that tomorrow never comes. we ll fix it tomorrow, never happens. greta: where are we now in terms of this bill? there s four different procedures they could use to pass this legislation. frankly, we re tired of the senate saying we can t do anything because we need 60 votes. look if the president really wants this bill, the president has to work this bill a little harder. those of news the house would
takeover of health care continue to let their voice be heard we can stop this bill. greta: one of the interesting things we are hearing from the republican party in the senate is the senate parliamentarian says the bill must first go to the white house to be signed and come back for reconciliation. we haven t heard that directly from the parliamentarian as far as i know. does that change the strategy or difficulty for the house democrats? i think it changes it immensely. greta: how? now you are talking about at least a dozen prolife democrats who held out for strong prolife protections in the house version of the bill. now you are asking them to vote for the most proabortion piece of legislation to come before congress since roe vs. wade knowing it is going to be signed by the president before you have an opportunity to fix it. the other piece of it too is, this bill can t be fixed. the hyde amendment language, included in the stupak
interesting about it, people will make reference to the fact that some states, maybe all states by now, requires to you get car insurance. but the different there being driving is a privilege not a right. how are they gonna characterize something how will the courts look at health care something vastly different. totally different. first of all no one is required to own or drive a car. a lot of people in new york city where i am now, they live their whole lives and never own an automobile. they don t have to have a car therefore they don t have to have insurance. you can t live and breathe without some form of health. if the requirement is that you have to have health insurance, it s not just you have to have it, if you plan to be healthy or you have it if you plan to breathe and inhale and exhale that s the difference here. yes, driving s a privilege not everybody has to drive. but everybody has to life. greta: do you think the speaker of the house and the senate majority leader