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Not. many will say no, we won't give them a chance at a higher people are yourself. >> are you comfortable with that, that your pre-existing condition depends on, it is geographically based? maybe you get pretty good protection, pretty decent options in state x but state y is going to put you in a risk pool and because maybe because of your job, you're stuck in state y. you would like to move but you won't get it. should that be the way we run our health care system many. >> well, that's the notion of federalism which i happen to believe in. i believe in a quilt work of different approaches. t...

>> obamacare flatlining, the nation's third-largest insurer, aetna, pulling out of the affordable care act exchange program, the president taking to twitter saying the death star with disastrous obamacare continues. what needs to happen to make it truly affordable and workable for the average american? we talked to board-certified cardiologist and women's health expert doctor tiffany sizemore. you heard about the death spiral, that big insurance companies are getting out and now we have evidence they can't afford to be in it. if they can't make money the system was not built for american healt...

If they had known the price, they could have gone someplace else for half the cost. we have to expand the number of people insured. one thing we have in is allowing states to auto enroll. when i turn 65 i want medicare unless i call them and tell them i don't wish to be. the credit they receive from the government would be sufficient to pay for their premiums for a year. it wouldn't be a bells and whistles policy covering everything like obamacare but it would have enough that if they got hit by a car and had a lot of medical bills. if you do that, you expand the risk pool and lower premiums a...

We've always heard. they want pre-existing conditions to be covered. they want to make sure that the lifetime limits aren't put back on. there's a lot of misinfortion. the's a lot of hype. it just presents me the opportunity to straighten things out and learn something from my constituents. it is a rich experience for me. >> the $8 billion got a lot of republicans on board to deal with pre-existing conditions. i have yet, however tor, to see independent analysis that suggests it'll come close to being able to deal with pre-existing conditions. >> first of all, the $8 billion is the most rece...

Everyone instantly won't come off of insurance as the cbo score indicates. we will have more options, the pre-existing conditions -- the high risk pool before the old people will pay five times as much or more. >> that's the old bill. that's also before the senate takes the bill and makes it even better. the point of all of this, go back to the beginning. if we go back to the beginning we have two options, continue down the road we were on with the failing, collapsing system that most people don't think will work, or start the process with a better system, more choices and options, lower price...