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I understand that government has always provided indirect subsidi subsidies. i think it's a horrible idea to government to give any kind of funding because it carries the or ra of politicalization. >> again, the commission hasn't recommended a single one of these ideas. >> but you've kind of put it on a table, just like this table. >> well, no, because it's a report. you can read it, it's on the internet. it's not like a solid table. we want to get a broad range of ideas. from my perspective, for example, i think the idea of taxing anyone or anything or electronic equipment to subsidize journa...

Pushed tax increases off to 2018 on these plans. no cost savings. it is -- he's paid off all the big special interests in washington, d.c. behind closed doors. it requires everybody to buy health insurance and there's nothing on the other side to contain those costs. >> so give the gop a month and tell them to come up with their plan. >> they have a plan. anybody that watched the summit the other day knows it's simple. start with tort reform, you save $54 billion. >> that's where you start? start with tort reform. i don't agree with that. >> let me finish, john. and then we'll go to you. you n...

District set prices they can go to jail. but when the biggest health insurance companies in the country do it, it's okay. simpbs 1945 rks it was an early ben nelson compromise, it was supposed to be a three-year exemption, but they got rid of the phase-out. and ever since then, the industry has been spending hundreds of millions of dollars on lore bying to protect their monopoly. >> is there a justification to allow price-fixing in health care insurance companies? >> since 1945. overwhelmingly a democratic congress did this. why would they do it? >> since 1945, you've had republican congresss,...