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>> yeah. >> and the refuge -- behind you? >> that's all worked out. that's been worked out for a long time. we had a good telephone call. >> we had a great call. >> you exaggerated that call. that was a big exaggeration. we had a great call. we're not babies but we had a great call. >> young at heart. >> we had a very very good call. a little bit of fake news as the expression goes. >> that's exactly right. >> when can we expect you to be in australia, mr. trump? >> that will happen. one of the great, great places most beautiful places on -- on earth and i will be there. >> will you be celebra...

>> do you think you're going to put the refugee deal behind you? >> that has been worked out for a long time. >> we had a good telephone call. we had a great call. you guys exaggerated that call. a big exaggeration. we had a great call. we are not babies. we had a great call, right? we had a very, very good call. that was a little bit of fake news. >> exactly right. >> when can be expected to be in australia, mr. trump? >> that will happen. one of the great, great places. one of the most beautiful places on earth. i have so many friends there. i will be there. absolutely, we will be there. >> ...

It saved australia. it was a turning point in the war. i was just enough light to some of the veterans, the australian and american veterans, they were teenagers when they turned the war, the tide of war, between australia and america. >> we have been allies for 99 years. can you imagine not? 99 years. never a bad time. a great, great thing. >> mr. president, how hard will it be to get the health care bill through the senate? >> i think we will get it through. the republicans are very united. you have seen that today. the republicans came together, all of a sudden, two days ago, it was like ma...

It saved australia. it was a turning point in the war. i was just enough light to some of the veterans, the australian and american veterans, they were teenagers when they turned the war, the tide of war, between australia and america. >> we have been allies for 99 years. can you imagine not? 99 years. never a bad time. a great, great thing. >> mr. president, how hard will it be to get the health care bill through the senate? >> i think we will get it through. the republicans are very united. you have seen that today. the republicans came together, all of a sudden, two days ago, it was like ma...

>> it was. it saved australia. it was the turning point in the war. >> those are some of the comments between the president and australia's prime minister. >> he has clearly been focusing on healthcare the last several days and obviously even tonight, one of the reasons he was late tonight. he said it will undergo some changes in the senate. that's an understatement. >> reporter: that's a major understatement. the reality is the senate will basically start fresh. this house bill will be the underlying measure they work off of but the senate will reexamine all of this, which means this is back ...