what this would -- this bill would mean. we're talking about $10 trillion worth of changes. we're talking about the biggest tax bill in 31 years. they haven't delivered the report. it's another broken promise, jake, and i've written the only two bipartisan federal income tax reform bills. that would give us real certainty and predictability. that's what democrats would like. >> one of the parts of the bill the democrats most object to is the unpopular removal -- is the removal of the unpopular individual mandate for health insurance, requiring americans to get health insurance, fining them if they don't get it. what do you say to the argument that if americans don't want to buy insurance, they shouldn't have to buy it? >> jake, what is clear is that this is designed to collapse the affordable care act. for example, that coverage requirement is directly linked to people for fairness with pre-existing conditions. so this is just not another garden variety attack on the affordable care act. this is full-scale repeal. i just met with a group of