new jersey republican congressman leonard lance says he will not vote for a bill that has, quote, nonce of passing in the senate. he joins me now. congressman lance, so we're clear, as it stands right now, with no changes, are you a yes or no vote on this plan? >> i'm leaning no, because i don't think the current bill can pass in the senate, john. and i want to make sure that the legislation is able to pass in both houses of congress. that's the only way, obviously, it can reach the president's desk. >> so you're voting no or leaning no because you don't think it will pass. what is inside the bill that leads you to believe that it won't pass? what's jumping out at you or what's jumping out from the cbo report? >> regarding the cbo report, of course the fact that this might disadvantage those reaching retirement age, those in their 50s and early 60s before reaching medicare age, there has to be a balance between that group and younger people who have not signed up and have chosen to pay the penalty. and i think we need to do work in that area. i am a proponent of the medicaid expansio

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joining us now to talk about that is leonard lance of new jersey.gy and commerce commission -- committee, excuse me -- said yes to this bill but you ended up opposing it. what would need to change going forward in order for you to get to a yes? does it need to be an entirely newbill? >> i think we should go to phase 3, working with democratic colleagues on a bill that can pass both houses of congress, and that would include purchase of policies across state lines. what i voted for in the commerce committee was making sure nobody was denied coverage based on a preexisting condition, letting young people stay on their parents' policies and no lifetime caps. i did not vote for the tax cuts. that came out of the ways and means committee. and i want to move forward to help protect the exchanges because they are in some difficulty, and i hope our democratic colleagues will join us in that effort. >> how do you get democrats to join you? last week you were critical of them, saying they didn't come to the table, but could you really expect them to come to t

i want to bring in leonard lance who was a firm no on the republican health care bill.with us. >> thank you for having me. >> after an incredibly busy day on friday, president trump as you know, first he blamed democrats. then he blamed the freedom caucus for sinking the bill. but moderates like you were also firmly against this legislation. where do you think the blame liss if you had to look back? >> i think we should move forward and try to work together to improve the situation for all americans. as you know, the exchanges are not doing well. in one-third of the counties in this county there is only one insurer. so let's move forward together. >> then h come you couldn't fix it? how come you couldn't get anything through? >> i think the bill was not a bill that i could support. and this was true of others as well. and i think we need a better bill and i want to work colleagues, not only republicans but democrats to come to the table to fix the system. i think the system needs significant improvement. >> is that practical to find a bipart sandal way forward at this p

you talked to leonard lance earlier tonight. there are at least a dozen of the moderate, often clinton district republicans who are realizing this could be a fatal vote. i think it is a very, very tough sell tomorrow for this so-called health care reform bill. >> congressman jim himes, democrat of the state of connecticut. thank you very much for staying up late with us. >> thank you, brian. >> coming up after our next brea beingan the fractured republican conference come together on this vote? that and more when we continue. this is the silverado special edition. this is one gorgeous truck. oh, did i say there's only one special edition? because, actually there's five. ooohh!! aaaahh!! uh! hooooly mackerel. wow. nice. strength and style. it's truck month. get 0% financing for 60 months plus find your tag and get $5500 on select chevy silverado pick-ups when you finance with gm financial. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >> if there was a vote today how would t bell go down? >> there are not enough votes as of 1:30 tod

. >>> i'm joined on the phone by congressman leonard lance, republican from new jersey who was a no vote on the health care bill. congressman, are you happy they pulled the bill? how are you feeling? >> that was a decision by leadership, chris. i think moving forward we have to do a better job. i do think the exchanges are a difficulty and i hope we can work together in a bipartisan capacity on this issue because i do think major reforms are necessary. >> congressman, i want to -- i am curious in your reaction. this is a wild 24 hours. i have never -- i think going back to the first tarp vote is the last time i saw something like this unfold on the house floor. when you were told the bill was pulled, a bill you were going to vote no on, what did you feel? did you feel relief? were you happy? how did you feel? >> i was not happy. i think that this is a time where we have to be reflective and i think that that was the tenor of speaker ryan's comments. and i'm willing to reach across the aisle to work with democratic colleagues and also colleagues in the senate in a bicameral way because i

you talked to leonard lance earlier tonight. there are at least a dozen of the moderate, often clinton district republicans who are realizing this could be a fatal vote. i think it is a very, very tough sell tomorrow for this so-called health care reform bill. >> congressman jim himes, democrat of the state of connecticut. thank you very much for staying up late with us. >> thank you, brian. >> coming up after our next break, can the fractured republican conference come together on this vote? that and more when we continue. >>> if there was a vote today how would the bell go down? >> there are not enough votes as of 1:30 today. >> what are the concessions the president was offering? >> there are no new concessions. >> i'm a no vote. i'm desperately trying to get to yes. >> they are stubbornly holding the line, rebelling against party leadership, demanding concession, even after the white house said there would be no more and calling this vote to happen tomorrow for better or worse. the question is can speaker ryan corral his con

for more, i am joined by republican congressman from new jersey, leonard lance that left that meetingchair and msnbc political analyst michael steel. is it if dprav condition? is that fair? >> i this i the votes are not necessarily there at the moment. i am a no vote. i think it was concerned about the new cbo score that came out this evening, chris, but i think the democratic party should come to the table as well, because there the a bitapartisan matter that needs a part san fix. >> i don't know it's normal. this bipartisan i know is my believe. i share that religion you mentioned. but it doesn't seem to be in practice these days, one party saving the other doesn't team to be way things work anymore. >> i think we should put the national interest first and i do think the exchanges are in great difficulty, chris, as you know, one-third of the counties in this country have uninsurer, so i hope that we might work together and this is true in the senate as well from a bipartisan capacity. >> would the president be the one to broker that kind of a deal? he's a deal-maker, he says. >> cer

. >> we also have leonard lance standing by to talk to us, a republican from new jersey who plans on voting no on the health care bill. congressman, could you confirm that it was bannon and mulvaney, the budget director who came in and announced to the republican caucus tonight they wanted an up-or-down vote tomorrow, one and done? >> i was not in the conference at the time. i stepped out to do a television interview but it's my understanding there were officials from the white house in the conference earlier this evening. >> now, you have the most interesting congressional district. it starts near the urban core of the new york city city area in new jersey and then expands as it heads west into what we new jerseyians affectionately call horsey countries, gives you a huge constituency. you're convinced if they could all speak to you at once, they uld be against this? >> i think many of m constituents want form but this is not the reform they want. i think we could do better. i'd like to go to phase three, as it's called right away, legislation saying that we can purchase policies acr

. >>> i'm joined on the phone by congressman leonard lance, republican from new jersey who was a no vote on the health care bill. congressman, are you happy they pulled the bill? how are you feeling? >> that was a decision by leadership, chris. i think moving forward we have to do a better job. i do think the exchanges are a difficulty and i hope we can work together in a bipartisan capacity on this issue because i do think major reforms are necessary. >> congressman, i want to -- i am curious in your reaction. this is a wild 24 hours. i have never -- i think going back to the first tarp vote is the last time i saw something like this unfold on the house floor. when you were told the bill was pulled, a bill you were going to vote no on, what did you feel? did you feel relief? were you happy? how did you feel? >> i was not happy. i think that this is a time where we have to be reflective and i think that that was the tenor of speaker ryan's comments. and i'm willing to reach across the aisle to work with democratic colleagues and also colleagues in the senate in a bicameral way because i

i think they have an obligation to engage in reform as well. >> congressman leonard lance, thank youmuch for joining us from capitol hill. we appreciate it. coming up, we'll talk more about the trump administration's new travel ban set to go into effect in just six days from now even as the list of states fighting it is expected to get even longer. we're taking a look at what that could mean. will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order or expand your office and take owhateveres next. find out how american express cards and services can help prepare you for growth at open.com. find out how american expreyou need one of these. you wouldn't put up with an umbrella that covers you part way, so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? aleve, live whole not part. tell you what, i'll give it to you for half off. ♪ everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills

and in new jersey, chris smith, leonard lance and frank lobiondo say they will vote no on replacement of obamacare care. tom mcarthur will vote but changed his position. there's been some talk of delaying the vote, but the gop tells nbc news they have no plans to do that right now. >> i think the better, smarter move would be to step back, reconfigure the playing field a little bit. craft it in a way that will be palpable to house conservatives and senate moderates. >> the white house says this is the bill and there is no plan "b." but there has been some consideration over a concession on insurance regulations. coming up at 5:30, we'll look at how impending vote is spark something protests. live in the digital operations center, matt delucia, nbc10 news. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf wants the state delegation for defeat the american health care bill. the governor sent a letter arguing that the legislation would create a hole of up to $3 billion in the state's finances. wolf also says the bill would increase insurance costs for older pennsylvanians. stay with nbc10 for updates o

congressman chris mint, leonard lance and frank lobiondo will vote no. now, particularly scrambling to win over members. conservative freedom caucus. that's a bloc that's mostly opposed to this bill. there's been talk of delaying the vote but a senior aide told nbc news they have no plans to do that right now. >> we're not losing votes. we're adding votes and we feel like we're getting really, really close. >> white house says this is the bill and there is no plan due. but there has been some consideration over a concession on insurance regulations with one freedom caucus source saying they are cautiously optimistic about it. live in the digital operations center, matt delucia, nbc10 news. >>> meantime, rallies are planned today about the health care plan scheduled across the done and all over our areanight people gathered in congressman tom mcarthur's office for the ongoing political fight. >> republicans kept saying it needs to be fixed. well it needed to be fixed and maybe it could have been if they had worked harder. >>> we'll have yupdates on the ai

joining us now, new jersey republican, congressman leonard lance who was in the meeting.ongressman, thanks very much. first of all, how did the meeting go and are you still a "no" vote? >> i am a "no" vote and i'm concerned this legislation does not lower premiums and i was also concerned about the cbo score that came out late this afternoon. but anderson, i also think that the democrats should come to the table, because the exchanges are not in good shape, and as you know, there is one insurer and one third of the counties in this county, largely in rural america. so i hope that democrats could join us to reform what i think is a program that needs significant reform >> do you think this still will be brought to a vote tomorrow? >> yes, it's my understanding that there will be a vote tomorrow, anderson. >> the republican leadership in the white house have been swinging back and forth, trying to satisfy members of the freedom caucus, while at the same time, signing on to more moderate members like you. they've been unable to find a middle ground. do you think it even exis

congressman leonard lance, a couple of weeks ago you explained why you were a yes vote and now you're voting against it. is there anything can you hear in the next five and a half hours that will chang your mind? >> i don't believe so. the amendments have been proffered and we now move forward with an actual vote. i don't think this will lower premium prices for constituents in new jersey and of course i would like to see the democrats fob at that because i think this is a bipartisan matter and your entire party ran on getting rid of obamacare, so if this fails today and it looks as o zbrrngs. >> i reason -- i was exless it in that regard in repeated campaigns and i think we should move forward with what i call phase three and that includes purchase of policies across state lines, medical malpractice insurance reform and i would hope that the democrats would recognize they have a responsibility, as well as those of us who currently serve in. >> i can tell you the big must is career trending yes. i think today a is of a. to din to work with us. he has done great job. >> i don't know. e

taking a look at congressman chris smith, leonard lance and frank lobiondo says they will vote no. congressman mcarthur will vote yes. he was a no and changed. stay tuned. i'm live in the digital operations center. matt delucia, nbc10 news. >>> today, rallies for and against the health care plan are scheduled all across the country and all over our area. >> last night in burlington county, people gathered outside of congressman tom macarthur's office. >> republicans kept saying it needed to be fixed. well, it needed to be fixed and maybe they could have fixed if they worked harder. >> you can count on nbc10 bring realtime developments ahead of the vote on air and on the app. >>> this morning, defense will start calling witnesses in the trial of former penn state manager graham spanier. the prosecution rested after coming tim curley and former vice president gary schultz to testify. both faced the same charges before bleeding guilty to a miss demeanor child endangerment count. >> curley testified that he should have done more. spanier is accused of mishandling complaints against for

frank lobiondo, chris smith and leonard lance are all expect to be no's. while rodney freelandhousen are undecided. all democrats in all areas are voting no to that. >>> more breaking news right now on the london terror attacks, police made what they are calling two more arrests, we have also learned a fourth person has died as a result of that attack in london, also among those, there is an american, a man from utah who was visiting london with his wife, they were celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary curt cochran was walking on west minister bridge where investigators say suspect five two-year old, khalid masood mode people down on the sidewalk. what he is fatally struck and fell over the bridge. his neighbors in utah are in shock. >> i was really shocked, it was unbelievable, you know. >> charges of that happening are so great. it is a shock to movement. >>> nine people are currently in custody, while one has been released on bail. >>> mom from central pennsylvania now facing a whole list of charges after police say she beat, kicked and tried to st

see you around, giulia ♪ >> leonard lance was in a meeting and how did it go and are you still a no vote i am a no vote and i was concerned about the premiums and the cvo score that came out. i think that the democrats should come to the table because the exchanges are not in good shape. largely in rural america. i hope that they have a program that needs significant reform. >> this will be brought to a vote tomorrow. >> it's my understanding that there will be a vote tomorrow. >> they're had been swinging back and forth. signing on to moderate members like you. they have been unable to find a middle ground. do you think it exists? >> i think that all of us think there should be legislation encouraging policies across state lines, tort reform and savings accounts. that is phase three. i would like to see that be phase one. >> i talked to some member who is believe that if this does pass there won't be a phase two or a phase three. this was just one. that does not complete the task. the task needs to be completed. i think democrats should be willing to come to the table and i urge them to

we had a hard time keeping leonard lance and franklin beondo from new jersey. how we get democrats and hold the freedom caucus is a real problem and a real challenge for republicans moving forward, not just on health care, but on tax reform, on infrastructure and on significantly, keeping the government open at the end of march. >> that does seem to be a huge herculean task. >> just to doug's point, we spent so much time on friday talking about who was to blame for the failure of the health care bill. was it trump? was it ryan? there was also a victory here, not just for democrats, but for the freedom caucus in terms of showing that group of 30-some people can really sort of stand up and stare down the president of the united states. i mean, i don't think we should -- i don't think you can understate how significant it is, this sort of growing movement of the far right is one that looks poised to grow, even when it stands up against the very president you should be working. >> that caucus was celebrating what they thought would be a victory. and many in the cau

. >> leonard lance voted yes. >> you deserve better. >> are seats up for grabs because of failures like this one and then also seeing what will happen with tax reform moving forward? >> well, you know, democrats are energized in iowa right now. they're looking at what they are calling an extreme republican agenda and also the failure to have a better process in washington. they had hope for that. in iowa democrats lost big in 2016. they're hoping for a rebound quickly in 2018. however, they're going to be careful what they wish for on obama care. if this just continues to erode and problems with obama care, those cracks get wider and wider, they are going to -- they're going to own that, and they're going to have problems explaining why they didn't come to the table in 2018. >>hink the interesting thing to watch her is can this administration take their time, as you said. can they work with the other side? also as you said. we'll have to wait and see what happens. cathy and ashari, thank you. >>> want to turn now to the future and the continuing battle between the white house congressio

. >> and leonard lance voted yes? you deserve better. >> congressman charlie dent, one of the republicans who said he would vote against the proposal is calling for bipartisan which congress is willing to work on healthcare again. >> we could find areas of agreement to improve this system. and again, no matter what we do we have to do it on a bipartisan basis. to get a bill through the senate is going to require 60 votes. we need to build a coalition in the house. if we have someone on the hard right who can't get to yes on anything. of course we need democrats to help us get to 218 votes. >> what are the chances after that happened after president trump put the blame on its leaders? >> the losers are nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. now they own obamacare, they own it. 100% own it. when they become civilized and get together and try and work out a great healthcare bill for the people of this country, we're open to it. we're totally open to it. >> let's bring in nbc's kelly o'donnell at the white house. al let's look f

. >>> joining me now, republican congressman leonard lance of new jersey, member of the house energy and commerce committee which advanced the health care bill this afternoon. congressman, you're a yes on this bill i take it? >> i was a yes in committee today based upon the bill as it exists today and we've just completed a 27-hour marathon committee hearing. >> why are you rushing so fast? >> i don't think we're rushing. it came out of energy and commerce and out of ways and means but now, chris it goes to the budget committee and it these go through the budget committee and then the rules committee and then it's put on the floor and whatever we do goes to the senate. >> how many hearings -- open hearings with witness testimony and the like have you had on this bill? >> we've had a series of hearings over the last several years on the affordable care act -- >> no, in this congress. how many hearings in this congress on this bill? >> we have gone to the american people with paul ryan's better way and we campaigned on the fact that we were going to improve the system and i think that'

republicans are outright opposing it or distancing themselves including new jersey representative leonard lance whose district was won by hillary clinton and who came on this show five days ago to defend his committee vote for the bill. today after the cbo scoring congressman lance says he does not want to vote for the bill because he expects it to fail. joining me now is republican congressman bill johnson of ohio, supporter of the health care bill who serves on the energy commerce committee as well as the budget committee which will be marking up the bill on thursday. congressman, i want to start with simple stuff. do you know how many people in your district are on the exchanges? >> well, i can tell you how many people in my district, chris, are on medicaid expansion because you know medicaid expansion was a big part of what governor john kasich did. it's about 700,000 people in ohio that's on medicaid expansion and i'm going to make dagon sure that those people are not thrown under the bus and the bill we've got, the bill moving forward, that's not going to throw them under the bus. >> >> r

once it was called obamacare lite, hard to get them on board paid you had some moderates come out leonard lanceown, he said some of these policies are popular, i can't just vote to scrap it all. he had a conservative problem and a moderate problem in the rear left complexities. still and that was going on in the halls of congress, at 1600 pennsylvania avenue, was there a sense that this was going to go down, around here, felt for a couple of days now that those folks weren't lined up and thisd still either go down or be dela. >> no question, i think a lot of people here were hopeful. you may have watched the press briefing this afternoon and you heard sean spicer, hey, whoa, take it easy, let's not be so negative." let's not kid ourselves. i think the entire room and frankly the entire journalism world felt the thing was going to down. they were hopeful, as mike pointed out. they were furiously trying to make a rally for the last commit segment ten votes. they didn't have them. and i had that sense and i think the folks in the west wing had that sense. >> eric: i don't mean to interrupt you, bu

i'm thinking of new jersey congressman leonard lance, who on our show said she was for the bill. the cbo score came out and he said he was not. >> is there an okay -- p we were united around a goal -- >> so we're working through the details. we're very close, rewee go to rules commit. >> stu: you draft the specifics of a specific bell be i'm proud of the fact that we'reoing this in a open, transparent way so that people can haveheir ideas heard. >> what might be the biggest change between what the bill looks like now and what it might look look next week when it comes to the floor? >> we're working on that. we want to make sure medicaid works right, encouraging the innovative levels at the state level, focus being medicaid on getting results, not just the amount of money going into it but the flexibility that would lead to better results. we're looking at the tax credits and how they're structured to make sure that individuals that are seeking health insurance in that individual market are going to be able to have a choice of plans and be able to afford the plans that are made av

. >> desjardins: but not new jersey's leonard lance, who met with the president yesterday.didn't change your mind? >> i think he wanted to listen to members and i was pleased he invited me and other members to meet with him. >> desjardins: that sounds like a polite "he didn't change my mind" >> i was honored to be in the white house and meet with the president. >> desjardins: the semantic dance comes because g.o.p. leaders may not have the votes they need. this as their bill hit its last stop before a final vote-- the house rules committee. it's stacked with bill supporters, but where republican rob woodall worried about noted the bumpy ride... >> it seems like we're going out of our way to make this more divisive than it has to be. >> desjardins: but budget chairman diane black aimed for pragmatic unity. >> before, we know that analogy- its like sausage, not pretty getting made but tastes pretty good at end if you get it right. so i think that's something we have to encourage all members to continue to bring their suggestions forward. >> desjardins: meantime president trum

leonard lance of new jersey, dave young, iowa.ie herrera of washington, scott day jar lay of the tennessee. does this have proof that the people prevailed? that whatever promises republicans made their voters don't want this repealed? >> it's a great question. there's a combination of things happening. one is that. i think a lot of the conservative objection, particularly you see it from folks like tom cotton in arkansas, rand paul in kentucky. in those states that have medicaid expansion, i think they're attacking the bill from the right so they can preserve it from the left. i do think one of the many remarkable things about how this is playing south that the house freedom caucus, even if i substantively object to what they're trying to do and i think the policy they're aiming for is bad, you have to sort of admire the fact that they have just stuck to their guns. i mean, this is just two dozen members of congress who are basically attempting to rewrite health care for the whole country and the here is -- it's like a union strik

leonard lance of new jersey, the tuesday group moderates inside of the house who are skittish about the move to placate the freedom caucus getting rid of some of the essential health benefit requirements and insurance company rules by gutting that aspect of the law, moderates from places with medicaid states and those where the current law is pretty popular, they say no thanks. >> robert costa, kelly o'donnell and kristen welker, all on watch as this day evolves. and so is chuck todd, nbc news political director moderator of "meet the press" host of "mtp daily" every day 5:00 eastern. chuck let's take a deep breath and assess what we have today. we have the health care bill, a do or die showdown, the timing predicated by the white house, not by the speaker's preference. we have reporting last night from glenn thrush and maggie hab haberman that the president or people close to him were cutting paul ryan loose and trying to blame him for what could be a defeat here. you have nancy pelosi the cheshire cat saying if you can't count the votes why do you go to the floor. >> sure. >> the very

leonard lance, a moderate from new jersey, says he is still a no because he believes some of these essentialits we've been talking about all morning simply go too far here. at the end of the day, no one is loving this bill here. the question is will they go forward and give the president a moderate convivictory here. >> we have 30 seconds left in the show, but we do want your take on paul manafort volunteering to come to the committee next week. the white house, sean spicer, have been distancing themselves as much as they can from the guy who ran the campaign for five months. >> reporter: sean spicer said he was the campaign manager, he corrected himself, but this ensures this is going to continue to be a story. if he testifies in open committee or answers questions behind closed doors, this continues, that this russian investigation in the house, the senate, and indeed the fbi, is still going to continue here. this paul manafort has been not with the campaign, with the trump organization, officially for months but his shadow still hangs over this white house in every way, john and poppy. >>

and in new jersey, republican frank lobiondo, chris smith and leonard lance are also expected to votehris wallace anchor or "fox news" sunday joining me now. even though they are saying no , trump and his team are saying here has to be a vote today. >> yeah, you know, we call him great deal maker but in fact he is great gambler, as we sit here he does not have the votes, and what you just announced is there stunning, all of the local congressman who are going to vote no. c keep negotiating try toass do something but in this case a guy like charlie dentist a moderate. as he has been giving things to the conservatives to get them on board, he is turning off some moderates like charlie dent and i think in the end he decided look lets just put it up or shut up. it is kind of a negotiation be prepared to walk away from the table and say to all of those republican no votes you have been promising for seven years you were going to repeal, replace obama care if you have a republican president. this is your one chance. are you going to break your promise to your voters or, are you going to kee

leonard lance voted yes? you deserve better. >> they were just online.o is that winning or is that sort of -- i don't know, what do you think, jonathan? >> well, look, i think democrats have it easy because the president and the republicans are making it so easy for them. it's one thing to say we're going to repeal and replace obamacare with something that is better. if you're a democrat, how easy is it to say that person voted to get rid of caps on coverage, voted to foot your child off your health insurance even if they're 26 years old. democrats have it very, very easy. you saw the look on nancy pelosi's face. if i could translate her whole statement you just showed into sort of one little bubble, teehee. >> pretty much. >> you had the head of the dccc saying that every house republican that voted in committee for this devastating repeal bill be held accountable at election day. really it was the grassroots that pulled this off. groups like move on, supporting planned parenthood. it was indivisible, the pastors and members of the clergy marching on pa

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