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Bo boogyman or the scapegoat in this battle it's the health insurance companies to the point. they have had a target on their backs from the very beginning almost. constantly mentioned in the president's speeches as the one big block to fare. how many times have you heard people denied coverage, in one of the president's stories in a hospital bed and surgeon's room. needless to say not a good time to be in the health insurance industry or dealing with this or to hear some tell it with with the legislation being considered and potentially becoming law to be a health insurance company at all. be...
>> neil: jay gellert, thank you very much. >> bye-bye. >> neil: the scene right now in the nation capitol where protesters are gathering and buses, tons of them coming in fast and furious, most carrying tea partiers descending on the city to make their views known. michelle bachman one of the prominent speakers. jon voight later on. we hear from that young lady in a few minutes. you're watching cost of freedom coverage of the most costly piece of legislation we've seen in a generation. does it pass? it's close, very close.
But i never admit. so it happens. then what for you? >> we need to make sure if it passes we do the things necessary to make it work. this is in many ways in our view a prelim. we have been in a debate between do nothing and do something very imperfect. whatever happens here, we have to, the day after it passes, go back to dealing with affordability in healthcare, making sure that the 2100 pan pages work and are not just a bunch of language. and fixing the issues that the doctor talked about that everyone has talked about on the show. at the end -- >> neil: but you won't be able to. what is do...
thank you for watching "fox and friends." we have special healthcare coverage next live from washington, d.c. with neil cavuto. tomorrow morning, join us extra hour early for coverage of the healthcare vote. >> 6:00 a.m. eastern. >> 6:00 a.m. eastern. see you then. captioned by closed captioning services, inc healthcare showdown. what's really up, doc? now, live from the nation's capitol, neil cavuto. >> welcome, everybody. well, do they have it? do they have the 216 votes they're going to need to make the largest piece of domestic legislation law? are they going to have that? and ...