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What influence, what weight does the democratic party have when it comes to trying to push back on health care? can they do anything? >> well, first of all public opinion like you just showed on that clip like you had before, people are outraged around the country. i think the message we are trying do do as governors -- heading up our sub committee, we sent a letter to the leader asking we need time to go through this plan. it will cut i mean cut health care benefits by $772 billion over ten years. this will be devastating to the virginia economy. ly lose 1.2 billion. governors, we are the one...

Senator. you represent your state and as governor i'm telling my senator but for other states where they have republican governors you cannot pass this. it was done in secret. it will literally gut the program and at the end of the day it will hurt the seniors and hurt those with preexisting condition who can loos afford to be hurt today. it will be so expensive many people will lose their health care. >> to be fair ran on appealing health care. >> i think they try today say they will repeal health care. now we know the results. they repeal healthcare. $772 billion cut. millions of people will...

Obamacare. several gop senators worried about proposed medicaid cuts. now a revises the review illustrates a tough political sell. the senate legislation as is stands cbo says reduced pled caid spending by $772 billion over the next decade and in part because they know it's making it harder, a small band of conservatives persuaded the president to embrace a new approach. first, repeal obamacare and separate effort to craft a replacement bill. hearon the president's tweet today backing this two-step approach. immediately repeal and then replace at a later date. for president trump, that's a big...

Do not take stelara® if you are allergic to stelara® or any of its ingredients. most people using stelara® saw 75% clearer skin and the majority were rated as cleared or minimal at 12 weeks. be the you who talks to your dermatologist about stelara®. back now life on "andrea mitchell reports" just days after holding a meeting with republican senators at the white house, today the president endorsed a plan to repeal the bill before replacing it if no deal can be reached for now. joining me now is governor gina raimondo of rhode island. thanks for being here. >> good afternoon. >> the congr...

One incentive that could get them support, but they have indicated concerns over the cuts to medicaid. republicans in states that expanded medicaid are under pressure. the current senate bill would shave $772 billion over ten years from federal medicaid funding. so that's a big issue. republicans have indicated that even though they want more opioid funding, that alone is probably not enough to get them on board. >> shepard: that just sounds like if that's not enough, what else are they going to want? the conservatives, the rand pauls of the world are not going there. won't seem they will. >> ...