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>> i dont have enough information. i dont have enough data in terms of the impact to my state to be able to vote in the affirmative. so im trying to get the information. this is big stuff. and so making sure that we get it right is something that i have said is an imperative. i dont think its asking too much to say give us the time to fairly and critically analyze these numbers. these numbers that were talking about, these are men and women. these are our families that are being impacted. lets p...

Activities are not let out of jail if that is what the courts deem necessary. brian: they are doing healthcare in the senate. the debate is hot and heavy. steve: really? i havent heard that. brian: mitch mcconnell is doing his work behind the scenes. got to get moderates who were upset with it and conservatives are upset for opposite reasons. yesterday the cbo report came out just as i was about to sit down with the speaker of the house. steve: how frew do yo frewhow f. brian: 22 million they cl...

Point, his vote didnt matter because the other votes were unavailable. susan collins, her tweets were pretty strong yet, essentially saying look, medicaid covers one in five people in my state. this is going to decimate them. on the flipside, you have rand paul who is saying look, this doesnt repeal obamacare. those are two really polar opposite positions pretty difficult to reconcile even if you have an extra $321 billion lying around. >> will they be working with democrats now if this does not...

2026, 22 million fewer americans will have insurance if it passes. a lot of asterisks here. but the plan also cuts the national deficit by $321 billion. as both a candidate and now as president, donald trump has been pretty clear on what he wants on an obamacare replacement plan, what he wanted that accomplish. >> i am going to take care of everybody. i dont care if it costs me votes or not. everybody will be taken care of much better than now. >> were going to take of everyone. were taking care...

Cut side, you can see that there is $760 billion of tax cuts. these are going almost entirely to the rich by eliminating things like excess taxes on investment income and such like, and then the spending cuts in the senate bill are actually larger than they were on the house bill. theyre over $1 trillion. almost $1.1 trillion. if you are looking for a way that mitch mcconnell has some maneuvering room here, actually, one point is this deficit. theyre going to reduce the deficit by $321 billion. ...

Scoring, besides the 20 million uninsured, there was a massive drop in the debt, the budget will see $321 billion in reduced debt over the course of ten years. premiums will initially go up but then severely go down in 2026. planned parenthood is defunded for a year and there is a lot of tax relief. there are some for both. >> eboni: i was hoping frankly after seven years from the republicans campaigning on this and making promises to the american people, and you know how i feel about obamacare....

Lower based on the conservative poverty rate. as you kind of close out the medicaid expansion population, that tax credit would be in place to help pick up that coverage area. this cbo report seems to imply that wouldnt happen at the rate republicans hope it will. that will be a point of contention going forward. but when you try to take apart what the policy is, how it relates to these numbers and politically what it means going forward, it all kind of wraps together. we have to see where senat...

Course of ten years. this bill has $321 billion in deficit savings. why does that matter? americans care about that. that gives them $200 billion above where the house came in and that matters because all they have to do is match up with the house deficit reduction to kind of comply with senate rules. that means senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has $200 billion over ten years to work with, to hand out to moderate senators saying that they care about opioid funding or they feel like it phas...

Well thank you. free at at discover.com/creditscorecard, even if youre not a customer. would not be insured under this bill by the year 1922026. this will also reduce the federal deficit by $321 billion by 2026. phil is reading the report as we speak. what more are you learning, phil, as you read this? >> the top line is something not many pay attention to. susan collins said thats one of

Priority: you ♪ >> neil: all right. just out on capitol hill hill, the congressional budget office come out with a sort of early grade and how they think this holds in a plant will fare. right now, saying it will decrease the deficit by about $321 billion over the next ten years. 23 million will not be insured. the congressional budget office is often wrong, but some interpret this as a sign. republicans are having a devil of a time to get any measure approved right now, and this may torpedo t...