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Across state lines. those types of things. malpractice reform. medicare, medical savings accounts. more of the market reforms. and see if they can get on the same stage with president obama. >> what can the president do if the republicans offer smart modifications like interstate competition for health care, to some kind of tort reform, limits on damages which would offend the distribute support from trial lawyers. suppose they did push for those ideas like independent accounts. what would the president do if they offer what seem like reasonable proposals? >> chris, i think one of the things t...

Pretty tough for them. the republicans will be talking about their marketplace reforms, across state lines. those types of things. malpractice reform. medicare, medical savings accounts. more of the market reforms. and see if they can get on the same stage with president obama. >> what can the president do if the republicans offer smart modifications line interstate competition for health care, to some kind of tort reform, limits on damages which would offend the distribute support from trial lawyers. suppose they did push for those ideas like independent accounts. what would the president do ...

Premiums might go down. the way he's heading the new technologies will not be cover covered. megyn: my apologies. the president is streaming live on foxnews.com if you want to continue with the q & a. on the subject of reaching out to republicans. show me what you have got. malpractice reform. some democrats say it's kind of already in there. tort reform. what needs to happen. >> there is no tort reform. what tort reform is about is cutting dunn on frivolous -- it dozening down on -- it's about cutting down on frivolous lawsuits. more payment out of pocket. make people pay for the care they ne...

And there were strategic investments in electronic medical systems that would allow electronic medical records to reduce injuries to patients, mistaken diagnoses and mistaken treatments. all of these in combination i think argue for extending, perfecting and implementing this landmark bill. it's not perfect. there's problems with it, but i think rather than turning it back and repealing and going for another year or two of endless partisan bickering, this was a critical piece of legislation, not a pretty process that passed it but i would stand for it and implement it responsibly. >> well, we'...

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