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Look, we're going to see this differently on the senate side. these are, yes, potentially republican senators, but they represent states in some cases that have expanded medicaid. that have a lot of people who are relying on that. governors, maybe even republican governors who say i don't to want pay for this. and that is where the rubber meets the road, katy. >> thank you, chris jansing, kasie hunt on capitol hill. more breaking news on the cbo right after this. we're going to break downtown numbers. the pros and cons. whether or not this bill can survive. and we're expecting to hear from the...

Of the cost benefits of this. he said, there's going to be more competition and less regulation, but that doesn't happen overnight. it takes time. he finds himself in an incredibly difficult situation with these numbers. this has been a main campaign theme as well as the art of the deal, he's the one who can make something very difficult, some very difficult negotiation happen which may be why earlier today he called all of this a big fat beautiful negotiation. it's going to be a rough negotiation as these numbers come out and we start to see the democrats coming out and pushing their point of...

Same people had positive things to say about the cbo in the past. that was just one part of their strategy. we're going to see it going forward. the other you mentioned that it really isn't an accurate reflection of the people who can get health care. one of the things they've argued is it doesn't matter if you have a health care card if your doctor isn't part of a plan or you don't have money for the deductible. then you also just heard this mention. they say, well this is a number based on part one. this is a three-part plan. the problem for them with that argument and you're going to hear t...

Backed health care plan to repeal and replace obamacare. this is an analysis that could make or break gop support for this plan. and here are the highlights. according to to the cbo, the number of uninsured people would skyrocket by 24 million people over ten years. with most of that spike coming by 208. that sfig significantly higher than other estimates from left-leaning groups like the brookings institute. it's projected to save money for the government to the tune of $337 billion over ten years. deductibles and out of pocket costs would increase and medicaid will cover 14 million fewer peo...

We're back with that breaking news. the political fallout from the cbo report on the republican health care plan. we're waiting for democrats to respond, minority leaders nancy pelosi and chuck schumer are going to address reporters shortly. you see that live shot right there. first the panel, republican strategist, jonathan alter, come um nis for the daily beast and msnbc political analyst and beth fu we, senior editor. first question is first. is this bill going to survive, susan? >> not in it's current form. i think they will get to some form of negotiation, but there's no way they're going...