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Us. 800 billion they're sayive if you lose your insurance you go to medicaid. that's why aarp and ama was so against it. this should not be a game. i hope the senate rewrites it where scratch. this that's for a why they're doing this? no, republicans and democrats wants more health care, they want medicare for all. 60% of americans just two months ago medicare for all is where. representative chris collins says some of what you brought up is simply fearmongering. he says it guarantees coverage for anyone with preexisting coverage for now has continuous coverage. do you think some people's fear...

Face stiff challenges, but i think people should take dean at his word. what he tweeted makes perfect sense democrats need to stop saying that republicans will face challenges and have a difficult time winning radio he election, and all of them need to work together to provide more meaningful health care for all of americans. that's the best solution. >> i want you to listen to what montel williams told me earlier today. he's been battling multiple sclerosis for nearly two decades. let's listen. >> i hear from people all over the country who can't even get medication. ms is one of those condit...

They be released. and if trump would do that it would have scholars like myself, and i encourage him to do it because scholars always want to see new documentation, it might put people's mind to rest that os bourn was the killer or raise new suspicions that it wasn't. we need more historical documents released. >> given your deep research into canada for your book, how do you think he would advise the current president? >> to unite the united states, we are a deeply vieded country and you got to find a progress that pulls democratic and republicans together. jchl f.k. did it in his first month...

Coverage. i did health care law part of my time. when you go to high-risk pools, pre-aca, they had high deductible six to 12 months of no coverage, really prepremiums becoming unaffordable. the $8 billion every expert says is woefully short. americans will die if this becomes law, so let's hope it never becomes law why do you think the gop had enough people to vote for it if it's an bad as dean is describing. >> the first measure, yes, that had 17% approval rating, but they went babb and sharpened their pencils, listened to their constituents. certainly this has a lot more support and in retur...