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conservatives have said "yes" to? >> reporter: this is what they have fought for and why it's they've refused to get on board. basically, what they got -- and there's an amendment now that they have said that they will support as a group. that's 80% of the three dozen members. it gives states the ability to apply for waivers through two crucial regulations. it's something that covers mandatorily doctor visits, ambulance visits, maternity care. if states prove that they can opt out of that. they have community rating also. it's an important piece of obamacare. it basically says individuals can't be discriminated against costwise on insurance plans. instead, they have to do it as an entire group or community. based on this bill, the opt-out would be based on a state having a risk pool.