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Constituencies they represent. that's how our system is created. as long as there is transparency and sunlight and everybody is aware about it, it is fine. you can't have republicans say they care about debt and they blow it up the way they blow it up. >> they got a lot of unemployed folks who are big entitlement. this bill itself, if gets them back to work, could work for republicans and democrats. >> we'll see. scott boldon, mary catherine ham, thank you, brian lanza, thank you. we're still waiting for president trump to unveil that massive infrastructure plan at any moment now. also, a br...

What are chances that any of those three senators oppose tax reform just because the president supports it. >> i don't think any of them would do that. from what i understand about their questions about the president and his character and temperament, they're not motivated by personal spite, and i don't think they would do something to spite the president. however, they're not inclined to do him any favors either. if they have any policy reservations about this, if they have any qualms with the bill itself, which as you mention, a lot of senators do for various reasons, various objections on a...

Democratic side whether it's actually serious. and i think some of them actually point to the call itself. the president talking, as you noted, saying direct quote, i'm told he would be a big loser. that's a conclusion he came to after speaking with his accountant. if you look at the bill itself, at least the republican proposal out there whether it's the estate tax, the repeal of the alternative minimum tax or what they're doing on passthroughs, that's demonstrably false at this point in time. the big question for democrats is will there be any major changes beyond that outreach? changes that...

Little group, $20,000 to $40,000. they will see a tax increase. shouldn't that be fixed? >> this is the first shot. this is the house bill. you heard what senator hatch said. this is a piece of legislation we're you're going to have the president aligned on, the house and senate. it's all in their best interest to pass this. they're going to have to come to some consensus to get an agreement on it. i think the president wants to see something perhaps different than the house. they all want to see something different. they're going to have to get together. it's all in their best interests to ha...

But i think when the cbo score comes in it's going to show that we have lower premiums were more accessibili accessibility. i think that the cbo score will be just fine. >> do you think there's going to be more accessibility? for example, one of the arguments that has been made by people who support it is that people are going to continue to be able to have coverage for preexisting conditions. and in fact insureds cannot deny coverage outright. but they can hike up premiums to an unaffordable level effectively prices people out of the market. one of the reasons that aarp opposes it is because ...