Defend the government this morning. we are seeing infections rise, and we are we are seeing infections rise, and we are seeing hospitalisations and deaths we are seeing hospitalisations and deaths rise, but the much lower rate deaths rise, but the much lower rate we deaths rise, but the much lower rate. we don t believe that though the nhs rate. we don t believe that though the nhs is under pressure, it always is in winter the nhs is under pressure, it always is in winterand the nhs is under pressure, it always is in winter and it is now, that it is in winter and it is now, that it is under is in winter and it is now, that it is under unsustainable pressure and that now is under unsustainable pressure and that now was not the right moment to look to that now was not the right moment to look to trigger plan b. | that now was not the right moment to look to trigger plan b. look to trigger plan b. i think the key phrase look to trigger plan b. i think the key phrase there
Tiny things get in the way of success here. there was some talk when it failed the last time about not trying to do one kind of overarching, you know, health care repeal and replace and trying to kind of go piece by piece by piece over time. it doesn t seem like that s now on the table. well, you know, look, there are 435 members of the house, 100 in the senate. i ve said all along, i said on your show i think more than once, what i d love to see is a repeal consistent with that which tom price put forward in 2015 that every single republican voted for. and then you take, you know, the ahca and i believe i could vote for 18 out of 20 pieces of it if it were broken up piecemeal. again, we ve said the road to hell is paved with omnibus legislation. it s funny because it s true. what do you say to those who say they believe this is essentially a smoke-screen from the trump administration to try to distract from the failure the first time around on health care? they re trying to ma
The last time about not trying to do one kind of over arching health care repeal and replace and try to kind of go piece by piece by piece over time. it doesn t seem like that s now on the table. well, you know, look, there are 435 members of house, 100 in the senate. i said all along on your show more than once what i would love to see is a repeal consistent with that with tom price put forward in 2015, that every republican voted for. then you take the aca and i believe i could vote for 18 out of 20 pieces of it if it were broken up. we have said the road to hell is paved with am a omnibus legisla. what do you say to those who believe this is a smokescreen from the administration to try to distract from the failure the first time around. they are trying to make up for not having a plan b. look, there s a certain component of american society that right now if president