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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...

These are our families that are being impacted. let's, please, get it right. >> reporter: senator murkowski not the only ones raising questions. and on some positive note if you want to take one from the cbo score, it included the senate bill would have $321 billion in deficit savings over the course of a ten-year period. that's more than $2 hubbe00 bil from what the house had. they have to match what the house had in deficit reduction to move the bill forward in the u.s. senate. that means majority leader mitch mcconnell has about $200 billion to work with, money to hand out, perhaps more med...

Medicaid spending, $541 billion in tax cuts for the wealthy, and then a $321 billion deficit reduction. that could work in republicans' favor. >> sure. >> when you look at all of this, what comes to minds about what's really change -- comes to mind about what's really changed debate as we watch republicans take their stand, you know, mostly against or just sort of on the fence about where they are with this legislation? >> i think that a lot of people had hoped that some of the provisions in the senate bill would make some of the uninsurance projections change a lot from the house bill. we hav...

>> good morning, brianna. good to be with you. >> we're talking about the new math from the congression all budget office about the senate bill, there is an impact by the deficit reducing by $321 billion over ten years but the number for the uninsured depose up by 22 million. 23 million by the house bill, what is your reaction to this? >> first of all, the senate bill is worse in that more people lose their health insurance next year. i do think it's important to note the one thing that's exactly the same in the house and the senate is that people lose their medical care, seniors in nursing ho...

Very likely that that may harden the positions of susan collins, dean heller, who are in the no column right now as well, and likely to not be persuaded by those kinds of changes to the bill. so this is the problem that mitch mcconnell, as he says, the discussion goes on, and we are continuing the discussion, this is the problem he finds himself in. it's a push and pull with very, very little room for error because he can only afford to let two votes go. >> but does he have some wiggle room because of the cbo score that says that the senate version of the bill would reduce the deficit by $321 ...