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The alternative is do nothing. megyn: do something but the bill people don't like according to the poll. >> hold on a second. getting back to the point, i agree with you we do need to package this and explain it a heck of a lot better than we've been doing. doing nothing means continuing to hemorrhage jobs, doing something means 17,000 people every day lose their health insurance and you and i pay for them when they go into emergency rooms in the hospitals, doing nothing means $200 billion in deficits in the states, 20 percent is health care. megyn: why not scrap the bill which again the polls...

Opinion polls would improve on the former president's signature initiative. so in other words, you know, this president really is not putting an effort in shaping whatever plan the senate would vote on. >> well, the president has actually said some things about health care. the problem is that they contradict each other and over contradict the things that republican leaders are working on, so he's had a pep rally at the white house after house republicans passed their bill but then came out and called it mean. he sort of pushed for the senate bill but then now he's saying forget it, scrap it, ...

>> neil: i invited you as a guest, doctor, and as a friend, and you're really pushing it. but in seriousness, your point is this whole healthcare is losing its point and this latest issue about raising the constitutionality whether they can even legally do what they're doing, makes a mockery of it. right and. >> i think that the law is unraveling. i think no -- make no mistake about it. it should have been declared unconstitutional last year, but i want to make sure this doesn't deteriorate into political mud-slipping. >> neil: you just said the law is all but dead. >> i'm saying the law doesn...