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To have to postpone the vote at the same time that the cbo score is coming out and then, you know, indefinitely we don't know when the vote is going to be because it gives the opposition more time to mobilize once they have the numbers in their hands. >> so the delay here, allan, help or hurt when cornyn, he's seemed fairly optimistic today, senator cornyn, the whip, he's seeming fairly optimistic, yeah, might not be so bad. >> the delay, it's definitely not a good thing. it has more time for the new cbo score to come out, which all that could do since you're going to have the number of people...

Solution. and we know that many families face the challenge of deciding whether one should give up their job to care for their loved ones or really continue to be working. and we want to support those that want to continue to be working, or have to continue to work. >> yeah, because the way it was in the past, if you got long-term health care insurance or care giving insurance, they would give you more money if they put you in an assisted care facility versus care giving at home. this is certainly consistent with what you're doing here. >> we feel that this is a win-win for everyone involved. ...

Significantly -- >> representative, is that a yes or no, again, saying leave the medicaid on the right, leave it alone, just focus on the private insurance part of this, including exchanges? >> well, we should leave the medicaid alone and focusing on trying to strengthen the exchanges, absolutely. >> okay, great. thank you so much. democratic congressman brad snyder from illinois, appreciate your time today. >> glad to be here. >> you bet. for more on the battle for health care, allan smith, politics writer, and sarah westwood, thank you both for sticking around. what do you think about that, ...