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Analysis saying graham-cassidy would cut the deficit by at least $133 billion over the next decade but would cut millions of people from receiving comprehensive coverage. bottom line, it did not have enough time to go into greater detail in terms of the exact numbers. >> bret: mike emanuel live on the hill. thanks. let's get some analysis and the nfl showdown. let's start with what mike talked about, the cbo numbers. susan collins saying she is a definite no. rand paul, john mccain, susan collins would be the vote. >> that's the end of it. this effort would go down. the congressional budget of...

Offered no new initiatives to win support. simply making the argument obamacare is failing, change is needed. >> it's not working. and it's never going to work. i'm not going to spend more money fixing a system. ilt a he okay to fall short if it you do. >> last night's debate coming hours after the congressional budget office released a partial score for the gop plan saying it would cut the budget deficit by at least $133 billion but of course millions of americans would lose comprehensive insurance. le that was the final straw for susan collins. >> she is a potentially killing the bill becaus...

Preliminary bill. ten year period the legislation would reduce the deficit by $133 billion. people with comprehensive health insurance that covers high cost medical events would be reduced by millions. protesters disrupted a hearing of the senate finance committee. chanting against custom medicaid. would be lower due to large reducti reductions. according to the objection. despite the odds against them. cosponsor lindsey graham said he had not given up yet. >> we're going to press on and it's okay to sloet. it's okay to fall short if you do. >> last night president trump continued to focus bla...

Opposition to the graham/cassidy bill. she joins john mccain of arizona and rand paul of kentucky in opposition. now as we know the math, three republican no votes leaves senate republicans short of the 50 they need because they only have 50 to start with. 52 is 49. no cigar. the announcement from collins comes just after the congressional budget office announced a, quote, preliminary estimate. it found while the bill would reduce the deficit by $133 billion over ten years and cut medicaid spending by $1 trillion over ten years, the number of people with comprehensive health insurance that cov...

Deficit by $133 billion, in exchange for that, millions of people would lose comprehensive health insurance. when it comes to the bottom line, it doesn't appear americans are on board either. a new poll shows 12% of americans approve of the bill. that's a lot fewer than the number of republicans, clearly within the gop a lot of voters not into this bill. at this point is there anyway for this to pass? >> it seems to be an uphill task. the question is going to be whether mitch mcconnell is going to roll the dice and take the vote later this week. i was just told he is not likely to decide that ...