. >> reporter: bobby smith is one of the people she helped sign up for obamacare before a very difficultife. >> i'm glad i had it when i had the breast cancer surgery. >> reporter: bobby owns an antique shop in the nearby town or corbin, kentucky. she's in remission, works full-time and makes enough money to make ends meet. she, too, voted for donald trump. when he said he would have a better health care plan, did you believe from him, he would follow through? >> yes, i did. >> reporter: she, too, is concerned older and sicker americans would have to pay more the way it looks now. as a cancer survivor, it's been one year since you were diagnosed and had your procedure done, what would it like to not have insurance if it was unaffordable for you? >> it would be stressful. because i would wonder if -- if it was there and i couldn't afford to have it treated. >> reporter: do you see that as a possibility if the rates go higher than you pay today? >> yes. i did. >> reporter: both bobby and kathy say they still support donald trump. and hope he's flexible about making changes to this new heal

. >> reporter: bobby smith is one of the people kathy helped sign up for obamacare. e a very difficult time in her life. >> i'm glad i had it when i had the breast cancer surgery. >> reporter: bobby owns an antique shop in the nearby town in kentucky. she's in remission, works full-time, and makes just enough money to make ends meet. she, too, voted for donald trump. when he said he would have a better health care plan, did you believe he would follow through with it? >> yes, i did. >> reporter: now she's concerned about older and sicker americans will have to pay more under this plan the way it looks. as a cancer survivor, it's been one year since your diagnosis and the procedure, what would it be like to not have insurance if it became unaffordable for you? >> it would be stressful. because i would always wonder if it was there and i couldn't afford to have it treated -- >> reporter: do you see that as a possibility if the rates go any higher than you pay today? >> yes. i do. >> reporter: both bobby and kathy say they still support donald trump. and hope he's flexib

. >> antique shop owner bobby smith signed up for obamacare with kathy's help and also voted for trump, and it was good when you signed up. >> yes. >> it was cheap. it covered you. >> yes. >> but then what happened? >> the premiums went up and the deductibles went up. >> in 2 1/2 years, her premium doubled and her deductible more than tripled. obamacare, bobby and kathy say, needs a major upgrade. >> you aren't one of those who vote forward donald trump that wants him to just get rid of obamacare. >> no, we have to have health insurance, period. we have to have health insurance. >> reporter: repeal, repeal and replace, and with what? growing uncertainty and disagreement about the future of health care, especially in trump country. so of those we talk to there and the many others who didn't make it into the actual story, they said there would be some satisfaction if any upgrade, in their words, to obamacare but it's worth noting that none of them at the time of these interviews last week were satisfied with what they understood about the gop replacement. they wanted something more or in

. >> reporter: antique shop owner bobby smith signed up for obamacare with cathy's help and voted forod when you signed up. >> yes. >> reporter: it was cheap. it covered you. >> yes. >> reporter: but then what happened? >> the premiums went up, and the deductibles went up. >> reporter: in two and a half years her premium doubled and her deductible more than tripled. obamacare, bobby and cathy say, needs a major upgrade. you are not one of those who voted for donald trump who wants him to just get rid of obamacare? >> no. we have to have health insurance. period. we have to have health insurance. >> reporter: repeal, repeal and replace, and with what? growing uncertainty and disagreement about the future of health care, especially in trump country. >> all right. jacob rascon with that report from kentucky and oklahoma. again, republicans, they are scrambling now. they have postponed their vote on their health care replacement plan. could they still somehow get it through? the answer may still be yes. most important number of the day, we'll explain. it is next. i tried hard to quit smok