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Want everybody to have insurance. as long as the taxpayer pays for it and premiums come down as long as you subsidize of people that get sick. that's what insurance is about. when you get sick, that's when the insurance company is supposed to pay. they just want to reap the profits and stick the taxpayer with the rest of the bill. so about 300 or 400 billion for insurance company profits. it boggles my mind how that became a republican idea. >> neil: sounds like you're a no vote as things stand. >> it will take me work to get me to a yes vote. i do have an open mind. there's not a louder voice...

Their respective districts. so i think we'll get a sense of the pulse of it. >> i'll spend time talking about the risk pools that the white house says will pick up the slack. >> i the want to bring in norm. in an interview with trump, he said considering bringing back a version of a bill from 1933 that separated consumer bank that's lent money from investment and commercial banks. the that has been whittled away over the years. he said i'm looking temperature right now. there are some people who want to go back to the old system. the president full out promised things that he doesn't do. so wh...

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Those plans cheap and useless as well. >> that's a great point. one way that anyone who takes a basic economic class, lower premiums if you stop covering sick people. premiums will go down. it will happen that way. it is just a choice that as a society, you know, people need to go in with open eyes. we talked about pre-existing sanjay, and that's become the hot point of the debate here. i was at a charity that deals with sick kids and the person running this charity said she was terrified about what happens to these sick kids going forward because they will all have a pre-existing condition th...

While the states can opt out, that might people without coverage or coverage so expensive they can't afford it so upton and long came to the white house with a compromise. so now the white house is feeling good about this. there's questions as to whether or not the $8 billion has been allocated to cover high risk pools would be enough. sean spicer said nobody can make that calculation, which begs the question, how do they make the calculation in the first place that $8 billion is proposed by upton and long would be enough. here's what spicer said about the bill earlier today in terms of where ...