more on that in a minute and coming up here, david kay, former u.n. weapon inspector and ambassador wendy sherman and chair of the house intelligence committee, subcommittee jane harmine and talking about afghanistan, jeff moral and majority leader hoyer. live in a very busy day in geneva. geneva has been the center of international diplomacy and clearly the top story today at the white house. let's go to savannah guthrie. savannah, big developments within the hour. we have seen iran agree to inspections and we are told they are prompt within weeks and told another high-level meeting and another point is that the uranium foreign minister at the u.n. said he wants to bump the talks up to the summit level. don't think they can go to the summit right away but hillary clinton coming to geneva within weeks and meeting with her iranian counterpart. >> these are all good signs and the u.s. has to be pleased with what they see so far from these talks but as you mentioned, it's where the rubber meets the road and the details and whether iran is really willing

kay reform? democratic strategist and former arz arz congressman david hay worth.ve 20 seconds to make your case. julie, let's start with you. >> yes, in fact, this bill that was just introduced by the senate finance committee would not just increase health care and expand it to 94% of all americans. it would lower the deficit by $81 billion and i now hope that they'll join from the democrats as their concerns are exploding a budget deficit has been addressed and vote for legislation because it is important. >> j.d. hay worth. is it not the right price? >> a more accurate headline would be this. a senate democrats get there by cutting benefits and raising taxes. now, look, we've all heard that mono set mother's milk of politics. now some democrat politicians want to take mother's milk included in this tax package, a tax on electric breast pumps for nursing mothers. it is the wrong idea and fraught with tax increes and democrats in the house oppose it. >> julie, i don't see anything that bends the cost curve which was been of the missions in health care reform. defi