host: and uninsured viewer. you are on with former lieutenant governor mccaughey. affordablearding the care act, before the affordable company the insurance had us at $700 with no pay existing. with my four i pay children if i buy insurance on my own? if i can afford 700, i don't need any help. hitn the numbers, do not around the bush, give us the numbers. guest: are you asking what he will be paying currently under the affordable care act or when it is repealed and replaced? host: in a trust administration, what will the cost be? guest: it will be lower. in the individual market two reasons it will be lower. number one, you will have a choice of plans. number two, you will not be unfairly burdened with the cost of caring for the chronically ill. that will be spread over the nation instead of the small number of people in the individual market. that is a major change. that is the most important change. we want to make sure chronically ill people are cared for and their existing conditions do not keep them from insurance, but the burden should be shared with the nat

host: and uninsured viewer. you are on with former lieutenant governor mccaughey.ffordablearding the care act, before the affordable company the insurance had us at $700 with no pay existing. with my four i pay children if i buy insurance on my own? if i can afford 700, i don't need any help. hitn the numbers, do not around the bush, give us the numbers. guest: are you asking what he will be paying currently under the affordable care act or when it is repealed and replaced? host: in a trust administration, what will the cost be? guest: it will be lower. in the individual market two reasons it will be lower. number one, you will have a choice of plans. number two, you will not be unfairly burdened with the cost of caring for the chronically ill. that will be spread over the nation instead of the small number of people in the individual market. that is a major change. that is the most important change. we want to make sure chronically ill people are cared for and their existing conditions do not keep them from insurance, but the burden should be shared with the natio

viewers what he had to say that day when he signed what is often called obamacare. president obama: once this is created, health insurance exchanges will be created, a competitive marketplace where uninsured people in small businesses will be able to purchase affordable insurance. they will be able to be part of a big pool and get the same deal members of congress get. that is what is going to happen under this reform. and when this exchange is up and running, millions of people will get tax breaks to help them afford coverage. which represents the largest middle class tax cut for health care industry. that is what this reform is about. today we are affirming that central truth, a truth and -- every generation is called to discover for himself, that we are not a nation that scales back its aspirations. we are not a nation that falls prey to doubt or mistrust. we do not fall prey to fear. we are not a nation that does what is easy. not who we are. that is not how we got here. that faces its challenges and accepts its responsibilities. we are a nation that does what is hard, what is necessary, what is right. here in this country, we shape our own destiny. that is what we do. that is who we

viewers he had to say that day when he signed what is often called obamacare. health insurance exchanges will be created, a competitive marketplace where uninsured people in smallinesses will be able to purchase affordable insurance. they will be able to be part of a big pool and get the same deal members of congress gets. when this exchange is up and running, millions of people will get tax breaks to help them afford coverage. it's the biggest tax cut for health care in history. that's what this reform is about. >> we are affirming that central nation thate not a scales back its aspirations. that fallsa nation prey to doubt or mistrust. fear.'t fall prey to we are not a nation that does easy. it's not who we are. that's not how we got here. we are a nation that faces its challenges and accepts its responsibilities. we are a nation that does what is necessary, what is right. we shape our own destiny. that is what we do. that is what makes us the united states of america. why'd you think this will be central to his legacy? guest: i think it's going to survive because it is needed. there are pieces that impact all americans. penalized, you cannot be denied covera

viewers what he had to say that day when he signed what is often called obamacare. >> once there's reform is implemented, health insurance exchanges will be graded, a competitive marketplace where uninsured people and small businesses will finally be able to purchase affordable quality insurance. they will be able to be part of a big pool and get the same deal that members of congress get. that's what's going to happen under this bill. [applause] and when this exchange is up and running, millions of people will get tax breaks to help them afford coverage with represents the largest middle-class tax cuts for healthcare in history. that's what this reform is about. [applause] >> today we are affirming that essential truth, the truth every generation is called to rediscover for itself. that we are not a nation that scaled back its aspirations. we are not a nation that falls prey to doubt or mistrust. we don't fall prey to fear. we are not a nation that does what's easy. it's not who we are. it's not how we got here. our nation faces its challenges and accepts its responsibilities.we are a nation that does what is hard, what is necessary, what is right. you're in this country we shape our ow