gary smith, jonas, john layfield, hadley manning and chuck roach. welcome to all of you. let me start with you. what do you think of this? boost security no matter the cost? >> there will always be a cost-benefit analysis but this week events, hearts and prayers go out to those who are affected and staff people on capitol hill. i spent a lot of time on capitol hill and you can tell the mood there is very somber discouraged feeling and naturally so. we do need to ask if security measures for every member of congress are adequate, do they understand how to properly hold public events where security risks might be present but it is also a good time to reflect on the tone of our political discourse, whether we are fostering the type of opinions of one another that are healthy so this is something we can look in the mirror but it is a good question we have to consider across the political aisle if security measures are adequate. >> when you look at the situation it is a balance between trying to keep our lawmakers safe but at the same time they are supposed to be out with our

trish: hadley heath manning, there is differences between what we saw in the senate bill, what we saw in the house bill. one of the critical ones is the senate will prohibit insurers from increasing premiums based on preexisting conditions. this is similar to obamacare but, you know, from a free market perspective, let's face it, if you have a debilitating illness, the insurance company is going to have to pay more for you to be covered. so, how do you think about this right now? you want to do one thing that zooms popular and fair for people but simultaneously you need the insurers to stay in business and want to be in each of these states? >> that's right. so three big differences between the house and senate bill. you have the tax saab is a did b siddiqui did i and, mathematical equations two chambers come together with variables and timeline you how to phase out medicare expansion. you can find solutions based on timelines. one issue the irchute of community rating. what you're talking about. the policy term for the prohibition that insurance companies do medical underwriting and

gary smith, jonas, john layfield, hadley manning and chuck roach. welcome to all of you.