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Doesn't want to take chemo. say somebody doesn't want to have a blood transfusion, how would that work under that plan? would you be penalized more or less if you say i want to go for a different form of therapy to get rid of a disease? how would that work? >> their is is key, because it to the uniqueness of every individual and how they view their health care. you may want a plan that allows one thing and not another, you may want a plan that allows this type of facility to care for you or this doctor to be on the plan or another doctor to be on the plan or another provider, alternative provi...

That we put a system in place that will work for everybody. we're mott interest we're not interested in having anybody lose coverage that they want for their family, not that the government forces them to buy. it's important to appreciate that much of what many folks have heard in this nation simply isn't true about the plan. the plan itself, as we've taclkd about is three different phases, it includes the bill that we're talking about which most individuals are referring to. >> you've had two questions. about medicaid expansion > these are people concerned about those who did get health care ...

Address concerns. way to get it through, pay attention to the american people. people want the same thing in health care. affordable for everyone, accessible for everybody. highe highe highest quality and incentivizes everybody to do that and choices. as we -- those of us privileged to implement the policy, try to listen to the principles that american people have told us are dear to health care. that's what the president said. in the joint session of congress a couple of weeks ago, said he wanted a system that made certain we addresses preexisting conditions and everyone could afford question...

Only a third of doctors see medicaid patients. this plan cuts 1 million medicaid patients every year, if that is your big problem with obamacare, how does that make any sense? that's not my question. [ applause ] my actual question is how do you expect the untimillions of low-income women nationwide who depend on planned parenthood for these basic needs to access health care if this is not available. >> this addresses a question that for decades, people have said they didn't want their federal tax dollars to be used for the provision of abortion services. and so what we have tried to do, when ...

It from the individual markets. there are a number of folks who make more than what makes them eligible for medicate but less than they're able to utilize their disposable income for coverage, they need this refundable credit that allows them to purchase the kind of credit they want. that's the key, making it so every single american has the financial feasibility and wherewithal to purchase the kind of coverage they want. >> we have another question from denise edwards from michigan. she voted for president trump. >> thank you secretary price and thank you for having me. government health care...