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Up here, chris. but at this point, look, everybody is a little punchy. nobody totally knows what happens next. i think the idea that kelly was alluding to, this idea that there might be another iteration of health care, i have a feeling everybody is pretty exhausted by the idea of that right now, at least if it's going to be republican-only. chuck schumer spoke to reporters earlier, excited about the idea of potentially doing something in a bipartisan way. john mccain putting out a statement to that effect, as well. and there was some frustration expressed on the house side, too, because remem...

The end who took it to its final resolution and said, hey, look, i'm just not going to do this. he put out a statement this morning saying that he hopes that they can return to regular order, actually start to work together, and as we know, he is set to start treatment for brain cancer coming up in the next few weeks. chris. >> kasie hunt with the understatement that what happened last night was bizarre. voting for something that you want then to fail. chuck todd, look, bizarre things on capitol hill aren't anything new. but where are we with health care? was it the death knell? is it on life ...

Hear some feedback that might restart this in some way. i'm hotold from white house officials the thinking is there may be yet another iteration of health care beyond the so-called skinny repeal. i don't know what we go to next, but another way of approaching this. maybe bringing together democrats as a possibility. those are still sort of white board options to be filled in. but there is a sense of surprise, but not shock, i'm told, at the vote of senator john mccain, who had supported beginning debate on this measure, and then ultimately, as you showed, 1:00-plus in the morning, having made ...

Really something for those people who watch our program like to know the ins and outs. so this is about the rules of the senate. the president tweeted, if republicans are going to pass great future legislation in the senate, they must immediately go to a 51-vote majority, not senseless 60. even though parts of health care could pass at 51, some really good things need 60. so many great future bills and budgets need 60. that is one of the rules of the senate. the intention of that, of course, the founders wanted the house to have simple majority rules, but the senate to require on certain kinds...