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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...

More on -- reduce the federal deficit be $119 million. and the second one that they're looking at the cbo scored 22 million more insured by 2026 and reduce the deaf by $100 million. the deficit reduction, $321 billion that's the silver lining for the gop but it gives room to negotiate. >> it is. because the senate bill will be required to have a savings of $133 billion over tine years. the cb ark was saying it's $321 billion sork you do a bit of subtraction and you see there's $188 billion potentially on the table that the senate relationship leadership could use to intellez some of those no v...

Republican leadership as they do try to schedule the vote this week,en to. >> so the first one came out, the cbo score, the house bill, 23 million more uninsured by 2026, reduces the federal deficit. the second one, the senate bill, the c becomes o scobo score, 22 uninsured by 2026. so my question is, that deficit reduction of $321 billion, that's a silver lining for the gop leadership, right, that potentially gives them some room to negotiate. >> well, it is buzz the senate bill would be required to have a savings of about $133 billion over 10 years. if you look at it, the cbo is now saying i...

3 $321 billion the deficit reduction in this bill. the house bill has a baseline of about $133 billion. the senate has to at least match that. so they have matched that about they have about $220 billion to work with. when you look at moderates who are concerned how deeply this bill comes back on things like medicaid, mitch mcconnell has a pot of money to work with. but as is always the case here, there's a push and a pull. if you start spending such of that money on say opioid recovery grants, you have conservatives who are concerned about the spending and the medicaid phaseout as is. they mi...

What they need to get a yes. the question is, how do you thread the needle to give them what they want. another key come boponent is tho score. he dropped a bomb, not because he's concerned about the policy side of it and the medicaid expansion but the other areas he listed as having, at least in his view, being problematic. the cbo score is important. if he feels millions are going to lose insurance, that is problematic for him. same with susan collins the senator from maine. the cbo score will show the changes like medicaid expansion. millions will have less insurance than they do now. there...