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Falling in 2026, and that's just the average. if you are lower and middle income expect to pay more. a 64-year-old making $26,500 would pay 1,7$1,700 for coverag under obamacare, and under the gop plan that plan would be $14,6 $14,600. what does this mean for the uninsured? >> 14 million fewer with insurance next year. what does that look like? 50 million americans were uninsured before obamacare, and with the new plan the uninsured would rise to 15 million, and it would be about 28 million would be aaussumption would be there. is the cbo gospel truth?

Choose because they can't afford it. the person that matt was talking act, the congressional budget sites, a 64-year-old man is currently paying 1700 bucks under the affordable care act. he'll pay 14,600. more than half his income. we have to take a break, including the deadline approaching to prove evidence about wiretapping. and what sean spicer said about that when asked about whether or not we're supposed to take the president seriously. we have more on that ahead. cutting into your day? d ofs you may have overactive bladder, or oab. that's it! we really need to get with the program and ...

Maybe you're the exception, but i don't know any economist that thinkess it's going to do what the administration promised which is cover everyone. >> per the noncongressional budget office, 64-year-old making $26,500 would pay $1700 for coverage after the subsidies. ined the gop plan, they would get hit with a premium bill of $14,600. >> i don't think it's taking into account the full subsidies that republican bill would provide. the tax credits and other things. and the other important thing is if you move towards a system with more competition, you're going to drive down the cost of health ...

Have health insurance, paul ryan, it reminds me of france. it forbids the rich and the poor from sleeping under the bridge. the people who are going to choose are going to choose because they can't afford it. and they're going to lose. matt was talking about the congressional budget office site. a 64-year-old man currently paying 1700 bucks under the affordable care act, he will pay 14,600 under trump care. more than half of his -- >> we got to take a quick break. we have a lot more breaking news, including the deadline the white house is facing to produce evidence president trump's claim that...

Coverage under obamacare. under the gop plan, the prem would be 14,6$14,600. tax credits don't factor income. if you have only more expensive plans available, subsidies are higher. the same tax credit. the trump administration disagrees with the report. it ignored regulatory exchange and grants to states. the white house says there will be phase two and three. we will lower drug costs and other things that are not factored in. >> you expect a fix? those over 65 voted for trump. in the house and senate, do you expect a fix to take care of the elderly and low income voters? >> i don't know. this...