every one of these bills leaves tens of millions of people without health insurance. none of these bills in any of the committees are universal coverage bills. so when the best one of these bills is enacted, you're still going to see people lose their homes through bankruptcies based on health insurance and the failure of health insurance. and so, yeah, you would have to come back and do a lot of repair work on these kinds -- on these bills if any one of these passed. >> a new ap poll is out tonight and it shows the president's approval numbers started to rise again last month, 56% in the past week approving of his job performance. it was 50% in september, 48% said they approved of his handling of health care, that's up six points from september. on health care reform, is anything really holding the president back other than the president? >> well, the cbo's holding him back. he's really waiting to see how does this finance committee bill score out? does it meet my requirements? is there something here that meets all of my requirements as enunciated in that speech? so he's waiting for that.