the bringing government spending and put that into another bill, they can probably get democrats -- i don't know a democrat that won't vote for a big spending bill. they can vote for am dids that would vote for a bigger government. >> you're disappointed in your fellow senate republicans who voted for a clean repeal in the past but have said they are notth to do so now. i guess the question is, how disappointed are you, would you be comfortable with conservative groups targeting those senators? should they face primary challenges? >> i think disappointed is the right way to put it. what curbed to me is not so many republicans -- you'll find that most republicans still want full repeal, but what disappoints me about senate republicans, they seem to have insufficient confidence in what made america great. they were not insurance regulations, insurance stabilization funds. what made us great is leaving