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But as "forbes" reports, it isn't true. now i should note here that for the first four years of the tournament, things looked good from 2007 to 2010. annual costs were only about $50,000 per year. in 2011, costs shot up to $142,000. and with the exception of 2012, they kept growing. by 2015, costs for the tournament were all the way up to $322,000. so what happened? well, the former membership and marketing director at the trump golf club told "forbes" that when donald trump found out about the tournament's finances, he flipped. he was like, we're donating all of this stuff? there's no paper t...

Each. what changed is the question. joining us the author of this piece in forbes covering president trump and the people in his circle. dan alexander is here with us. dan, what did change. >> in 2011 that's the first year that the expses go way up. it goes from $42,000 to $142,000 or smlg like that. >> yeah. >> we were told by both somebody who worked inside the club and someone who served on the board of the eric trump foundation that part of that change was because basically donald came and said hey i know you are doing this great thing for kids. i support your charity. in previous years we...

They're not covered. 85% of 55 to 65-year-olds have a preexisting condition. >> the original one said 24 million could lose their health insurance. obviously this bill looks slightly different than that did, but again, we don't have a cbo score so we don't have an independent watchdog looking to what these numbers mean. dick, let's talk about the surcharges for cancer. $142,000, as i said, 650. 142,650, excuse me. what does this bill do for patients who are fighting for their lives? >> we talk a lot about people with preexisting conditions, and the question is, who are they? there are 15 milli...

Increases for folks in this high risk pool. some with preexisting conditions could see their premiums increase by as much as $142,000. let's keep this graphic up because i want folks to look at some of the other groups that are considered preexisting and the possible effects according to them. how is the senate going to figure these numbers during the recess? >> i'm not in support of this bill or the process, but i think it's important to point out a few things. one, the center for american progress is a very liberal think tank that is a proponent of obamacare. so i think those numbers should ...

Responses i had was from the congressman from illinois. there's the upcoming republican democratic baseball game, an annual tradition. i asked if he read the bill. he said he just came from baseball practice, chris. >> thank you so much. no independent analysis by the cbo, although several groups have looked at the bill. the centers for american prresslaims it is actually worse for people with pre-existing conditions than the one that failed in march. cancer patients could see their premiums rise between $72,000 and $142,000 according to this analysis. look at the number for a pregnant woman. ...