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When the president comes out and says i'll potentially delay this for at least a year, nobody has a problem with that when he does it unilaterally, that doesn't seem too constitutional to me. steve? >> let's see if nobody has a problem with this, we don't know yet what the president will propose and there are an awful lot of democrats who have been aghast at the idea of the democrats coming out and saying they want to make a significant legislative fixes to the law and it changes the law right now because they fear it will undermine the law and see if everyone is okay, and they'll confuse me f...

They would continue that policy regardless. two, pre-existing conditions is something there's general agreement in the party. but then republicans believe in a much more market-based solution that lowers cost and creates better health care solutions. for example, allowing people to buy over state lines, so you could buy a plan you actually thought was better for you or your family that was offered in a different state. right now that's prohibited. that kind of competition would help create better plans and lower costs allowing small businesses and individuals to pool their resources and number...

Me i can keep my doctor. i like it. i like my plan. i like what i pay. what we're doing is giving them an apgs for now you can get everything you're promised. hopefully we at the same time, we as republicans can pass some things that will create stronger alternatives to this. right now what we've got to do is help the people damaged in the first place. as people who are getting these letters day in, day out, being told you're losing your plan, new plan may not cover your doctor, will cost more, et cetera, et cetera, we've got to calm that fear right now. >> when we talk about the alternatives,...

People who are now able to -- who might be able to go back and renew their old plans, does that rule apply to just those people who got the cancellation letters or are those plans now open to everyone in the insurance market? that's, i think, what would up-end the affordable care act, obama care if that were to happen. >> so that's a big if. >> we'll find out. >> be careful what you wish for, you just might get it. is this the white house saying okay, you like your plan so much, you keep it and there will be a new e tended time period for whether insurance companies need to raise up that stand...

The effort to get some type of legislative fix to continue. >> shawn is with us. let me ask you, if people get their wish. i say be careful what you wish for, you just might get it. if there are americans out there who get their wish, they get to keep their plan, keep it extended for a period of time and they go to try to reap some of that benefit only to find out they are truly not covered, isn't that just going to be another gold mine for republicans to chime in on and say, well, it's because of obama care. >> i think most americans are well aware of their plan, what's covered and what's not...