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That's bad for you. also, the government will give people subsidies to help them pay for their health insurance now. so, hey, health insurance companies, you will actually get paid because more people will be able to afford to buy these health insurance policies from you. that is good for you. but, on the other hand, compromise, you also now have to cover everyone. including people who have preexisting conditions. and of course health insurance companies do not want to cover people with preexisting conditions, right? but they give away that because they're going get more paying customers. so i...

First look at this bill and we have as well. it's 142 pages. you heard mitch mcconnell making the case that republicans need to act, that obamacare is failing and so, while some may want a more moderate plan, others may want a more conservative plan. he is saying the time to act is now because their constituents are suffering. now it's up to republican senators to see if they can support this plan. >> the status quo clearly is not working. what we've got is going to halt the bleeding. it's going to stabilize these markets. i think will bring insurance companies back into the markets because th...

More and cover more. >> especially frankly because that press conference did not offer enough -- >> well they didn't read it first of all. they hadn't quite finished it, they were just looking at the top line. and best case scenario, take what beth and kasie were saying, the republicans in the house see this as a more conservative plan. they sign on to it because of what it does to the deficit. if they do that, and they're able to push this bill into the senate, and the senate say someone like rand paul says okay fine, i think this is conservative enough for me. does it still get passed or in ...