they had to pull the bill? one would think that they have left it all on the field at this point, everything that could be offered has been offered other than rewriting the bill. >> reporter: it would certainly seem that way. i mean, the white house has said, look, we're not going to make any changes at this point. but legislation as you know, jake, always changes. but the hazard in all of this is you do not want to be the last member to sign onto something like this. you can talk to senators, house members who voted for the obamacare bill seven years ago who ended up losing election because they were the last people to sign on here. the longer this goes on, the more difficult it is, of course. but there is always more things the white house can offer people, particularly when you control the whole system of government here. legislation is never done until it's absolutely done. but expect some of those phone calls i would say to get more aggressive here. he is their president, he's their party. so far he's not said he'll campaign against anyone. he has said he will support them if they vote with him. we'll see if, you know, some