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$320 billion is going to be invested in just heart disease. so while we have done a lot of research and we have come a long way, there is a lot more research that has to be done in this field. i can tell you that in the past few days, we've talked about cardiac stent. and i learned that some of these stents obviously have drug lead stents that can produce medication that can keep them. this is the pioneer and research work of this has been done by dr. valentin from mount sinai who is a good friend and we share many patients. president clinton has gotten the best treatment. within an hour of th...

Very good for the individual person to save but if everybody saves and nobody spends it's bad for the economy. that's what you have in terms of what is going on in business. there was a column in the "wall street journal" where they indicated what was going on in the economy. he said because of the federal programs and various other things, the personal incomes in the first six months went up by $320 billion. only $1 billion of that was spent on consumption. think of that, $1 billion spent on consumption. the government has to be the active player in this thing. they can't turn it over in the ...

>> when obamacare became obamacare. >> when obamacare became obamacare. this was jammed through. this wasn't a bipartisan process. and if you think about it right now, that's what we need to do and dial back. here's the consequence, though. there's a consequence on the budget. there's a consequence on tax reform. so if you want to talk about -- >> on getting this thing through with bipartisan support. >> you know why they're so nervous right now? it's not just we owe this to our constituency, but remember, when the cbo just did the estimate on the senate bill, it was $320 billion accretive to ...

Deficit by $320 billion. at first the cbo premiums would go up, but by 2026 the premiums could be 20% lower compared to obama care. still, that doesn't account for reductions in coverage for out of pocket costs and changes to subsidies, and the report concluded that the senate plan would disproportionately impact elderly. now, the white house responded by stating in part, "the cbo has consistently proven it cannot accurately predict how health care legislation will impact insurance coverage. this history of inaccuracy as demonstrated by its flawed report on coverage premiums and predicted defi...

Cbo with any of them because i'm still -- you and i have been on board with pushing back against this g.o.p. bill. we sat here when it was released and we pushed back on it then. i don't know that this bill is that much better. i'll tell you what i do like better about this bill, the $320 billion in savings versus the hundred billion dollars with the house bill. here's the tricky part for republicans. premiums will go up in the next year and a half. what happens the next year and a half question when you have an election. premiums will rise into the midterm elections and then they will fall. g...