constituents and the great irony, of course, is this whole thing is as some of the architects of obamacare has said, the bill doesn't actually repeal or replace obamacare. in some places it keeps in place some of the worst parts of obamacare. it just doesn't spend any money on some of the folks who need help getting access to care. so you keep the core architecture in place and in some ways it's the worst of both possible worlds and i think to call it even a repeal of obamacare is inaccurate at this stage. >> an issue that you're passionate about. we talked about here, combatting opioid addiction and there is funding for the bill in the fight and some doctors on the front line say it could make the opioid crisis worse. how do you see it? >> that's absolutely right. the big concern here, if you think about this from the perspective of states like ohio, kentucky and west virginia is they're facing this incredibly