behind the senate's health care plan. can the party build support after the bill was met with early pushback? welcome back to "early start," i'm alison kosik in for christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. a sense of deja vu for republican lawmakers this morning, only this time it's not the house trying to hammer out a deal to repeal and replace obamacare. it's the senate -- working to balance the demands. moderates and conservatives as gop leaders attempt to get a health care bill passed in a matter of days. the version unveiled by majority leader mitch mcconnell. now meeting pushback from the rank and file with just two republican votes to spare, four senators say no, they can't support it now. four more say they have concerns. >> ten other republicans refusing to commit saying they want time to review a bill that was basically under lock and key until yesterday. and of course the entire democratic caucus is totally opposed to it. on the policy side, the senate