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Get sicker and sicker. the republican admits they will dump billions of dollars in and say please charge less and try to counteract the death spiral, but the republicans that obamacare. chris: i understand. they will not fix the problem so that. here is why conservatives say it is still worth supporting. it is they contend the most significant medicaid reform after. it turns an open-ended entitlement into a lot grand for states compared to current law cuts medicaid spending $772 billion by 2026. are you willing, senator, to see all that go down the drain? >> some of the medicaid reform

Because they thought they would get a health care bill done. when they thought the senate may not act, now they're engaging and reach out to their senators and letting their opinions be known that no action is acceptable in health care. >> let's just dive in, you and i for a moment in terms of the details we know so you can tell me if you're comfortable. here are the proposed changes, option for a cheaper plan with fewer benefits. that's what republicans have been pushing for for a long 250i78. why pay for benefits you may never use. hss payment allowance on premiums, you have more control ove...

Obamacare. can this one pass? let's discuss with republican congressman sean duffy. good morning, congressman. >> good morning, alisyn. >> do you like this new revised plan? >> i like any plan the senate can pass. they need to get a product that you can get moderates and conservatives in the senate to get behind. i think they're making good progress. i think mitch is pushing them hard. i think a lot of senators went home over the fourth of july break and they got an earful from constituents that obamacare is failing them, prices are skyrocketing, deductibles are increasing. >> is that the earf...

Solution to that opioid issue that so many people have raised. let's put up what we know to be true about the changes to the bill. option for cheaper plan with fewer benefits. that's what so many people have called for. why does john berman have to pay for maternity benefits when he isn't going to need it? then the hsa payment on premiums, your own spending accounts. here we go. $45 billion allotted for substance abuse, opioid treatment, they think that will fill the gap of what people need, no changes to medicaid from the previous bill. the previous bill had $772 billion cuts to medicaid over...

Relagsing weekend because we're going to be talking next week. let's talk a bit about what's in this bill as garrett was talking about. we've discussed the politics of it. let's discuss what is actually in this bill. now, the original bill, you've got to be kidding me, control room. let's see. let's put this up. all right. control room, you can control this for me. the original bill cut about $772 billion worth of medicaid, and this new one still has major cuts to it. we don't know that be in. we don't know if this 772 is the same. we will likely hear about it on monday when the cbo releases i...