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Bipartisanship and join us together. how truly is that going to happen? >> i hope so, i think one of the criticisms of the affordable care act, it was passed without a vote -- and put forward by the house and senate, they are trying to push it through without one democratic vote. we can't have a partisan health care policy for this country. we can't have a new policy for health care in our country every time the resident of 1600 pennsylvania avenue changes. this isn't a partisan issue or bipartisan issue, it's a nonpartisan issue, and having to change every four years isn't fair to patients an...

Edges than it is to start from scratch. they have to get something scored from the cbo and entire process all over again. i talked to a number of republican senators this morning, three or four who said they actually maybe not agreeing with senator graham's deadline but they like the idea of working on this in a bipartisan manner and say two takeaways into today to move forward on this. they want to see more presidential leadership, see the president out in front helping them move this thing and they do want to find a way to work with democrats to get this done. here's some of the republicans ...

Republican issue or blue state or red state issue. it's an american issue and impacts every single american family, those that are represented by democrats and republicans. for too long we've been dealing with the health care dynamic through the partisan lens. i believe it's a tremendous step forward for the american people in terms of protecting them against preexisting conditions and making sure women can't be discriminated against solely on basis of their gender allowing young people to stay on parents health insurance through age of 26. 20 million gaining health care that's affordable that...

Their point of view, all of these doctors votesed for trump, not all are republicans but they all made that vote with health care being the driving force behind their decision. >> you're all doctors and all voted for president trump. why? >> i voted for president trump which was an evolving decision because i thought of the choices available that he was in closer alignment to my philosophy. >> i'm a liberal. i voted democrat until this particular election and my problem was that the conversation in health care had becomencredibly stale. >> i voted for trump because i had watched what obamacare...

>> it did, only in all of the rhetoric, it never really worked. >> what's your advice to the president on health care? >> aside from letting him control his tweets about health care -- >> good luck with that. >> president trump needs to drop the campaign rhetoric, repeal and replace, it's dead, time to move forward and we need to reach across the aisle. >> what a great conversation. it was interesting, the one thing that stood out, it wasn't that people -- that any of those people i spoke to felt the things in the bill were right. they were saying the opportunity in the opportunity for choice,...