have to factor in that a big chunk of the people will be voluntarily deciding not to buy insurance if this bill becomes law. that being said, there are some problems here, a number of people who did receive health insurance because of subsidies or being put on medicaid, they may be seeing their coverage cut and that's something that i think republicans haven't quite figured out and that they're hoping to figure out in the senate when the senate takes a look at this bill. >> and particularly the difficult to predict here, greg, we don't know how many states will apply for the waivers, how many will be given the waivers and what that impact in particularly have on elderly and low income voters. to michael's point, about the senate, does any of this matter? does the cbo score matter? it appears they're going to start from scratch. >> i think it matters to this extent. this has not moved the ball forward at all. i think this is the greatest threat to the republicans in 2018. the fact that the senate can't agree and i don't think the