where both sides of the aisle can talk about where the bill is presently. but i think one of the reasons why the republicans are still having conversations among themselves is because according to the most recent updates and reporting, they still aren't completely on the same page about what it is that they want in this bill. i mean, there's been quite a bit of confusion among the republican party about what the base is asking for. and not just the base but conservatives of the president, as well. the president, conservative leaders, and conscious conservative voters -- and conservative voters, what they want in their health care bill. there's a desire to get on the same page before nay go public with that. i don't think the democrats like that approach. >> it clock is ticking here. if they want to fix this -- well, some would argue they're not fixing it. democrats saying they're making it worse. if they want to get something done, the clock is ticking here. what about the notion of a democratic blockade? and we heard all the big democrats talking about it this weekend. is that something that's feasible? will it start today? >> i think they would like it to. what i'm paying attention to is