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Reconciliation. the parliamentarian said no way. that's the third phase. again, the cbo is not taking into account the huge difference it's going to make with competition across state line and fundamental tort reform. so you're getting a snapshot of one-third of our plan, but it's the only third that's seeing the light of day, and even this third is saving $337 billion in lowering the cost of health insurance. the other two pieces, which are not scored, can't be right now, i think will be a game changer as we move forward. >> all right congressman chris collins, republican from new york, thank...

Steve. we are. we have a statement in from the house speaker. and he, of course, actually cites the cbo estimates to say that this confirms that his plan will lower premiums and improve access to affordable were quality, affordable care. so, he is not unlike some people in the trump administration, discrediting the cbo here at all. and again, his focus is on access. the speaker has never publicly argued that this bill was going to improve the numbers, the coverage numbers. now, what i will say is that these numbers, this high number of 24 million americans who would lose coverage by 2026 under...

Strongly with the category of people who will lose insurance coverage, steve. >> all right chris jansing at the white house. political impact of this is potentially huge. the numbers from the cbo are out. what will that mean for this republican plan? will it endanger it in congress? we're following that, quick break, back with much more right after this. stay with us. (baby crying)

You can underestimate how important this is for the president. his first big legislative initiative, but also a key promise of his campaign. and so, we are going to see him going out on the road. he has three different states. he's going to be hitting over the course of the next five days or so, kentucky, tennessee, michigan, kentucky, of course, particularly interesting because the vice president was there this past weekend. it's a state where in 2013, 20% of people were uninsured. within a couple of years, that number dropped to 7.5%. a lot of these people who got coverage in kentucky, steve...

At blowing and drifting snow in boston. boston schools closed. new york city schools closed tomorrow. philadelphia schools. they haven't closed washington yet, what they're waiting for, i have no idea. and after i feeling, steve, that there's probably going to be school closings on wednesday as well. look at the totals we're talking about through wednesday morning. four to seven inches in washington, 8 to 14 inphill we're looking atnew rk city, 12 to 18 inches of snow. especially to the west of the city. 8 to 14 in boston. we may lower that a little bit because of the mixing that may happen he...