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Shoe drop from the standpoint of someone getting arrested or pulled out of this administration beyond flynn. this either makes mike pence look like an idiot or a liar or trump look like an idiot. but sally yates is going to be the hottest ticket in d.c. for years. if she does well in this testimony, she's got a governor's race in georgia, she's got a vice -- there are lots of things that she could do politically to launch her life after this testimony next week. >> i want to know what mike flynn's son is up to these days. he's been an aggressive tweeter, hasn't he? are you watching today? all ...

Billion over the next five years to help people living with pre-existing conditions to pay for their coverage. the reaction, we're still waiting to get that. what we do know is that fred upton and billy long of missouri, who's also currently a no vote, are planning to meet with president trump here at the white house later on this morning to discuss this amendment and this sticking point, this major sticking point. president trump now getting personally engaged in this plan and in this effort to revive the plan to repeal and replace obamacare. i was also told according to one of my sources her...

Particular, when he takes to twitter about the budget or about the health care bill. and you're right, opposition from outside groups very influential outside groups, including the american medical association, the aarp still coming out against what has been transpired here over the last few hours, the upton amendment, that extra $8 billion. and katy, they're doing it the old-fashioned way. the members who are wavering go down to the white house, they walk away with a prize of $8 billion. they say, look, i'm standing with my constituents of preexisting conditions. but the problem of that, that...

Question about if one likes his or her health care, they can keep it. in 2013, the chairman of the house energy committee offered a legislation that put precisely though words into law and it received the votes of every republican member in the house and between 40 and 50 democrats. then it died in the senate. would the administration support a revival of the upton amendment? in other words, putting the right to keep one's health care plan and doctor if he or she liked it today? >> i think that's the goal. i don't want to start talking about what we're going to -- as we go through the process....

>> thank you, sean. >> just getting back to the question of if one likes his or her health care they can keep it. in 2013 congressman fred upton then chairman of the house -- committee offered legislation that put precisely those words into law. and it received the, et cetera votes of every republican member of the house and between 40 and 50 democrats, and then it died in the senate. would the administration support a revival of the upton amendment? in other words putting the right to keep one's health care plan and doctor, if he or she liked it today? >> i mean, i think that's the goal. i do...