are not gina's -- not gina's investor herds. >> coming up, we will speak with the co-ceo sap bill mcdermottn dvr interviews, you can watch them now on bloomberg on apple tv. ♪ morning, up this microsoft cofounder bill gates will be sitting down with michael bloomberg for conversation on the importance of giving back and his efforts around the world. it is live today at 9:30 only on bloomberg television. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am scarlet fu with michael mckee and adam johnson. one company we are watching is sap, the german business software maker. shares are falling after it came out and pushed back its profitability target i two years. shifting from traditional software licenses to cloud applications where the revenue stream. it is a little less consistent than what it used to be. in the olden days, businesses would simply buy software and buy that front. or ibm,any, like sap was able to simply book the revenue at that time. now that they are doing it over the cloud and issuing updates over time, the revenue gets booked over several subsequent quarters and a means you to comple

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mcdermott's comments and pitch might have worked a little better before this actually was enacted and people dealing with problems with it. you can mention three 307 lar things in the bill people would say, that sounds all right. they're having personal experiences with it. mcdermott is at an advantage because he is representing i believe the third most democratic district on the west coast outside of l.a. and san francisco. he has luxury saying hey, it is awesome, strap in and enjoy. so i don't, but i would say also, not all democrats are super fans of this as well. as you look at polling, the gallup numbers saying 59% of uninsured had a bad experience with obamacare and way they were signing up. so it does stretch across all demographics. i would caution even those in safe districts from being super excited about it. patti ann: doug, as mary catherine mentioned, a new "gallup poll," 59% of the uninsured americans say their experience with obamacare so far has been negative. that is among the uninsured, the people the bill was supposed to help at the expense of some already insured who are seeing higher premiums, cancellations, et cetera. is this a good thing for dems

mcdermott. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from washington is recognized for 2 1/2 minutes. mr. speaker, what we're engaged in today is what i call loving a bill to death. every legislator knows how you do it. you load it up with a bunch of stuff to kill it. they are still trying to do this. they are not talking about transparency or accountability. it is simply another plan to muck up the path to better health for americans. it's not surprising because the house republicans don't want a health care system that works any more they want a balanced budget. if they wanted a balanced budget, they wouldn't push for health care policies that costs more to get less. america spends more on health care than any other advanced nation, and we get worse outcomes. let me tell you the reason for that. we spend less on social services. instead of helping people to get good food to stay in shape, we pay more for food stamps. we force them to push them into nursing homes. instead of helping people to stay in their homes instead of strengthening the bridge between job and new career, we pull the rug out from under them and right now every eight seconds another