that we have never expected to be included in insurance, brand-name drugs, instead of generics. if the democrats stap establish this precept that companies are obliged and you are denying americans unless it is paid for, that's a big problem for republicans in the health care debate. >> chris: for instance, before coming on, i checked with the women here at fox news t. turns out that fox news health coverage does cover -- there is a co-pay, but it does cover contraception. you know, i don't know that there is a teeming political debate about dental implants -- >> but the point-- >> reporter: when it comes to contraception. we are not talking about religious institutions. according to the blunt amendment, u.s. steel, fox news, any company could decide not to offer that. an insurance company with no tie to any religious organization. >> the alternative, you have government mandate what you view