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Precisely how many people, 7,041,000 have paid. i don't know if the president knows either. >> do you know? >> goldman sachs said about 20% haven't paid yet. we know if you talk to insurance companies, a lot of people dropping out. attrition from january to february was 2 to 5 people dropping out, not paying the second month's premium. the people signing up paying premiums tend to be younger people who aren't tapping insurance. it's the people you want to keep in the plan that are dropping out. >> when does this sort of report come out with regard to premiums people would be facing for next ye...

The administration has surpassed it's enrollment goal of 7 million people. jay carney moments ago announcing they did meet their goal. lets listen. >> a remarkable surge in enrollment. 7 7,041,000 people signed up, that doesn't count those that signed up in their own states that run marketplaces. >> one day after the enrollment deadline passed, or did it? we're learn about several key provision that is could extend enrollment indefinitely for tens of millions of people, including if you have a change in eligibility for subsidies, if your existing coverage at work will no longer be affordable, ...

The affordable care act started looking up. remember, though, that we cover the overall number but we cover lots of other numbers, and here's where we go the extra mile that some of our colleague does not. not just though total number who enrolled. but how many of them actually paid, and for that matter how many are actually new. in other words, didn't have health care and now they do. so, that means how many are net new enrollees. finally, how many are young. indicate rog -- kate robbers keeping track -- rogers keeping track. >> we're at 7,041,000. this is past the seven million number that t...