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And then the signature issue of the conservative movement in the united states over the last seven years, on the day they finally pass it, is like it's been buried, you know, in the bottom of the lead. it's just crazy. crazy. >> anna, in terms of the senate, you know, it strikes me that there's this period of time when you looked at all the red states, the trump states that democrats were up for in the senate, heitkamp, manchin, a whole bunch of others, those were vulnerable people. they don't seem to me disposed to vote for this. >> no. i mean why would they? this bill has 17 -- what was it? ...

First midterm, you know, i think there's an outstanding chance that those 14 have walked off the plank. and i would be watching closely this georgia six special election and see the impact there. >> anna, you work for move on, and i was curious what the perspective is from where you're sitting because this seemed to me like rocket fuel for the resistance. i remember back in 2009, those aca votes inspired organizing. the tea party. people gave money. they showed up. what does this look like from where you are? >> yeah. well, first of all it's worth saying at every juncture, let's reground ourse...

Reading, with no analysis about how to reorder one-sixth of the economy. and then the signature issue of the conservative movement in the united states over the last seven years, on the day they finally pass it, is like it's been buried, you know, in the bottom of the lead. it's just crazy. crazy. >> anna, in terms of the senate, you know, it strikes me that there's this period of time when you looked at all the red states, the trump states that democrats were up for in the senate, heitkamp, manchin, a whole bunch of others, those were vulnerable people. they don't seem to me disposed to vote ...

Forehead. you will glow in the dark on this one. you will glow in the dark. >> joining me now, anna gallon and steve schmidt. i covered aca. i was -- had an office across the street from capitol hill, spent every day talking to people. as it went on, it was clear. the politics were bad, right? they understood it, right? and when it came down to it, a lot of democrats were, like, we believe in this project. we really do. i want there to be something approaching universal health care, and we might pay the cost for it. what is the project that the republicans are pursue something. >> i have to sa...

Tax cut to the wealthiest americans. so i don't care what state you're in, ostensibly blue, ostensibly red, somewhere in the middle, this is awful politics to pass this bill as well as being a moral outrage that should and will have everyone in the streets heading into the house recess, you're going to see people at town halls the same way you did as you referred to in august 2009. that's going to replay at this congressional recess, this august, and between now and 2018, at every juncture, people prosecute so ready to kick these bums out of office and not to wait until 2018 to make that messa...