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The collapse of insurance markets all across the country. could have led to a loss of coverage for cancer and diabetes, for addiction coverage all across the country, so i think they've come to a wise sensible and bipartisan resolution of the issue. >> would they have been able to reach this compromise without president trump's halting those subsidies last friday? >> i think in many ways that was the precipitating moment because the president was basically saying that he did not care if the insurance markets collapsed. he did not care if the premiums rose by 8%, 15%, 20% or more all across the...

If you look to my left, you see that election split by count. a lot of that in the medal just for the viewers to know, there are not a lot of people there, humans there. but it's all red. and you go to the right and you look at where the foormd has taken hold. the two maps look identical. the people benefiting from things like obamacare are in these red states. so do democrats have a case to make those should be democratic voters? >> they should be but if they're not going to be reached by the democratic party because they're dug in with breitbart and fox news and propaganda, you can't reach t...

Away their health care, take away also addiction coverage, which had been added under the afor the. >> and there was actually a guy who that point was made of, this is a guy traveling jump all over the country, and now he is to. >> do you play this guitar anymore? >> nope. >> why not? >> i'm not on the trump trail anymore and i've lo. >> moss, who believes his son might still be a live if who d had -- >> so that's craig moss. are you saying kr kratz should have no sympathy for that man sp. >> absolutely have sympathy if he's open to hearing reason and what the actual facts are.

Antibiotic, opioid coverage is huge addiction coverage. >> that's important too. the problem now the way it is under obamacare, we are not sweden. we have many desperate people in the population. 5% of the people in america have 50% of the healthcare. that's hugely disproportionate. that's why you just saw paul ryan talk about risk pools. people that have a lot of disease very sick and using insurance a lot should be in a separate area where the government subsidizes them. >> heather: let's listen to what he has to say. top of the hour when we had speaker ryan speaking. >> remember we said we ...