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His family's premiums go down instead of up. it's about the grandma in oregon whose free mammogram caught her breast cancer before it had a chance to spread. it's about the mom in arizona who can afford heart surgery for her little girl now that the lifetime cap on her coverage has been lifted. it's about the folks here today who got a little bit of relief. i'm curious, what do opponents of this law think the folks here today should do with the money they were reimbursed? should they send it back to the insurance companies? do they think that was a bad idea to make sure that insurance companie...

Lifetime cap on her coverage has been lifted. >> sam, i think i have a reason why the president hasn't been so great at this. he is obviously an inspirational speaker. i've said that a million times. it's this. the real beneficiaries of this system of obama care are going to be those tens of millions of people who now rely primarily on the er. they don't have any health care when they get hurt, whether it's something serious or something not so serious. they race over and spend hours waiting in that room. then they finally get treated pretty well. but that's the way they rely on it. he doesn't...

Lot of folks in this town rooting for this law to fail. some of them seem to think this law is about me. it's not. i already have really good health care. it's about the dad in maryland, for the first time ever saw the premiums go down instead of up. it's about the grandma in oregon whose free mammogram caught her breast cancer before it had a chance to spread. it's about the mom in arizona who can afford heart surgery for her little girl now that the lifetime cap on her coverage has been lifted. >> i think i have a reason why the president hasn't been so great at this. he's obviously inspirat...

After three months, his care had had reached the one-million dollar cap set by the company. here's travis's mom and dad sharing their story. $1 million seems like a lot of money that you'd never think you'd exceed that in a lifetime, but my son exceeded that in three months. >> you think you're working, you're paying for insurance, you're going to be covered. they just got an illness they couldn't help and it's not fair to take away their insurance or to tell them they can never be on insurance again. >> the turner family was helped by the affordable care act. insurance companies can no longer...

$1 million seems like a lot of money that you'd never think you'd exceed that in a lifetime, but my son exceeded that in three months. >> you think you're working, you're paying for insurance, you're going to be covered. they just got an illness they couldn't help and it's not fair to take away their insurance or to tell them they can never be on insurance again. >> the turner family was helped by the affordable care act. insurance companies can no longer deny kids like travis. they can't put a lifetime cap on health care either. travis is back on his family's insurance. he's had a liver trans...