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Full extent of authorized law and bring in this tax money that's not being collected? >> yes, senator. first of all, thank you for having spent time with me, i appreciate the opportunity to speak to you on a lot of important issues. on these issues, i absolutely agree with you we do need to have phase-out rules as we change things, i support the phase-out as you suggested. and then on the irs, i think that most aspects of taxes should be handled at the irs. as you've described, to the extent we have 100 plus billion of receivables that are just sitting there and that we can collect tens of mil...

Who now have health insurance will still be able to have some health insurance. are you willing to delay the implementation of something new in order to prevent people from suffering? >> i think everybody understands it's a phase-in, phase-out, no question at all. that's what the affordable care act, obamacare, was when it was first implemented. the tax was phased in quickly. >> they can't really repeal it until they have something ready to replace it. >> repeal simply means you do the action of congress signed by the president that calls for the phase-out. understand that republicans overwhel...

Having that coverage, that quality, but also deal with the costs. >> let me ask you, congressman, nobody disagrees with the idea that obamacare needs at the very least some major changes and tweaks. but the idea of people who now have medicaid through the medicaid expansion, being taken off that, what happens to them? can you repeal obamacare without a replacement right there and ready to go? >> what you will do is approach as a phase in, phase out. and that way you won't have people falling through the gap. the goal is to make certain that everyone has access to affordable health care. and th...

Was last week on it. >> yeah he said he would phase out -- >> phase out. >> that was not really a politically smart way of stating whatever his position is on medicare. if you think about it, it reminds me of what george w. bush did after he won his second term when he tried to privatize social security. as soon as you use words like privatize and phase out, the whole segment of the population 65 plus gets very scared. if you say later oh, i didn't mean that or for people down the line i don't know why he would use a term like "phase out." i think it is interesting she talking about medicare. ...

Reminds me of what george w. bush did after he won his second term when he tried to privatize social security. as soon as you use words like privatize and phase out, the whole segment of the population, 65 plus gets very scared. if you say later, oh, i didn't mean that or for people down the line, i don't know why he would use a term like "phase out." i think it is interesting she talking about medicare. traditionally medicare is a political punching bag, especially during the mid-term elections. remember it was the cuts to the -- sorry, the stated cuts -- republicans talked about cuts to medi...