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Now -- hes a good kid. of course, the big question is whether the new plan will cover pre-existing conditions, and the answer is a definite -- nih! opting out, very popular provision with many of the states who already fly the traditional opt-out flag. and the term -- [ booing ] yes, i agree, and im from there. and the new bill would cut taxes for the wealthy up to $883 billion. [ booing ] now, listen, if hearing that raises your blood pressure, calm down. you cant afford the medication anymore....

States who already fly the traditional opt-out flag. and the term -- yes, i agree, and im from there. and the new bill would cut taxes for the wealthy up to $883 billion. [ booing ] now, listen, if hearing that raises your blood pressure, calm down. you cant afford the medication anymore. >> all right, just to get wonky now, because some of those tax cuts -- >> oh, please. >> -- they dont even go away until 2023. and lets be honest, the reality of this country, we might be on an entirely differe...

Rolls. its going to make it more difficult to get pre-existing and more expensive to get pre-existing conditions covered. its going to eliminate some of the essential benefits like maternity, like planned parenthood, things like that, and it gives $883 billion in tax cuts to people earning over $200,000. if the democrats can explain to the american people that this bill would have reduced benefits, thrown people off of health care, while there was $883 million in tax cuts going to the rich eest ...

Under either current law or the legislation." the non-group market under current law is the health care exchanges under the affordable care act which the seek owe says will probably be stable, not collapse, not go into a death spiral. the cbo explains why those obamacare exchanges will remain stable. subsidies for those buying health care and penalties for those who dont, it stabilizes the market over time. the other thing the seen joe score shows in sharp relief is the staggering distribution o...

Republican plan stands on health care. >> its at a standstill where you have the rfrt wiconservativ of the republican party -- you have a centrist wing that will not go along with any changes that donald trump and paul ryan if they were to agree to. the bill that were seeing is certainly not going to be the bill that will emerge from congress. i think you have to look at this as a skeleton bill of what potentially could come out. >> the plan con taetains $883 billion in tax cut, most going to th...

Collapse and leave everybody without affordable health care. we are doing an act of mercy by repealing this law. >> i believe we explained on this program before that is not true and not just because insurance actuaries say so, because they do, look at the most significant and overlooked part of the cbo score of the gop plan. "the non-group market would probably be stable in most areas under either current law or the legislation." the non-group market under current law is the healthare exchanges...

Warfare of the rich and poor. according to the cbo, the combined population of alabama, colorado, kentucky, missouri and utah would lose health care by 2026. the bill cuts medicaid by $880 billion, about 25%, while putting in place an $883 billion tax cut that mostly overwhelmingly benefits the wealthy. its basically the legislative equivalent of robin hood but in reverse -- taking from the poor, giving to the rich. you know who gets its the worst off? older, poorer, rural americans, the very pe...

That conservative wing of the republican party continue to build up opposition to the bill. at the same time you have more centrist wing in the united states senate not going to go along with any changes that donald trump and paul ryan, if they were to agree to on the conservative side. if you were to look at it today, bill were say seeing, not going to be the bill that will emerge. it is skeleton bill of what could potentially come out. >> talk about what is in the bill. $883 billion in tax cut...

We are blocked granting medicaid back to the states, saving $880 billion there. this is an $883 billion tax cut for families and small businesses that helps lower their health care costs and it saves money and reduces the deficits. thats really good on all those points. what the cbo is also telling us, by having state-based high-risk pools, tax credits, you can buy what you want in health savings accounts, they are telling us our reforms stabilize the market and lower premiums when the reforms t...

Congressional budget office released its surprisingly scathing score. >> chief congressional correspondent michael major league manuel joins us live. >> the numbers have a lot of folks concerned here are the projections in terms of people will lose healthcare coverage. there are points behind this republican healthcare alternative are selling. they like the idea that would lower premiums overtime by 10%. increasing choices for encourages and families. reducing the federal deficit by $337 billion...