imploding. is what the president is proposing, letting the existing system fail, putting the needs of patients first? i understand your views on obamacare. >> martha, the current system is imploding. president has stated it. i understand it. the american people understand it. again, you've got insurance companies. you have 83 insurance companies before this administration came into office that fled the market. that said, we can't do this anymore. you're going to have 40% of the counties in the country next year that only have one insurance company providing coverage. that's not a choice. you'll have dozens of counties in this country that have no insurance company providing coverage. this system has failed. that's what the president is saying. he's demanding congress act. if we could fix it by regulation, we would do so. it takes an act of congress. to take care of it. that's what the president is demanding. >> let's talk about specifics. as for insurance subsidies, the president tweeted if a new health care bill is not in place quickly. bailouts for insurance companies and bailouts for members of congress will end very soon. how soon c

let obamacare implode, then deal. watch. the republicans are going to work with democrats if they are going to make any progress overhauling the healthcare system, mitch mcconnell, the majority leader, time to move on and let's hear what democrats have to offer. >> it was the right thing for the country. people will regret we couldn't find a better way forward so now, mister president, it is time to move on. >> reporter: chuck schumer seemed to open the door whether sincere or not to working with republicans saying let's turn the page and get back to bipartisanship. >> let's turn the page and work together to improve our health care system, to bring back the sense that some of us who have been here a while remember. >> reporter: some democrats were celebrating like diane feinstein, tonight we celebrate, tomorrow we get back to work to improve the affordable care act for all americans. they will eventually go home to heated town halls. we will see what happens. todd: it will be a rough next couple weeks for some people. heath

let obamacare implode. >> president trump vowing he will let obamacare implode after the defeat in theate to repeal and replace obamacare. moments ago the president wrote some more. in a statement this morning he said if obamacare is hurting people, and it is, why should it hurt the insurance companies and why should congress not be paying what the public pays? let's discuss right now. charlie dent of pennsylvania, one of the few republicans in the house to oppose the house bill to repeal and replace obamacare. congressman, thank you for being with us. the president seems to be talking about this morning in the statement he just put out is withholding the subsidies to insurance companies, some $7 billion that goes to insurance company companies so that they can provide insurance to low-income americans, the people just above the poverty line. do you think it would be a good idea to withhold that money? >> no, i do not, john. first, withholding that money would ultimately hurt a lot of people making between 150, 200% of the poverty level trying to afford insurance. that would be a mista

. >> i said from the beginning, let obamacare implode and then do it. i turned out to be right, let obamacare to implode. chris: does he intend to cut off cost-sharing reduction which lower the out-of-pocket expenses for people, lower-income people, what about, you talk about real people, what about the millions of people while obamacare is imploding that are going to lose health care coverage? >> so, chris, i saw the comment from mr. schumer, senator schumer about this, what is their plan to help ucsr payments are being made and we've already got an opinion by one court because you have members of congress who say that under obamacare. this money was never authorized through the congress and so they would like an opportunity to do that which is, of course, the normal course of business -- >> chris: is the president going to cut off the csr payments, the outof pocket payments? he can do it starting next month, this week. >> yes, he can. he can -- he's going to make the decision this week and that's the decision that only he can make, but let's go back to

let obamacare implode. >> reporter: turned out to be right. that's how president trump is responding to one of the biggest legislative defeats on his watch. talking with officials here, there is a sense that there might be a way to go at this yet again. it might include working with democrats. there is outreach today i'm told to the office of chuck schumer. in that clip that you played showing john mccain voting, i was also drawn to chuck schumer waving his arms very frantically toll discourage those democrats foreign minister reacting to the mccain vote, a win for them. and we saw later how mitch mcconnell said democrats were celebrating. chuck schumer was trying to attach that down. there was so much to see in all of this, and for now the president is seem to take a hands-off approach. >> kelly's point is really important. you and i touched on it last night that mitch mcconnell said i bet our colleagues on that side are celebrating and chuck schumer got up and said we're not celebrating. we're relieved. but that is a tight line to walk, beca

obamacare implode but democrats say they are ready to fix it. >> i came ou what came out of ts our unity that healthcare is a right for all. not a privilege. medicaid is important to every family in america, whether they know it yet or not. now we have to improve and update the affordable care act. we want to do so in a bipartisan way that can only

let obamacare implode. >> what does it actually mean to let obamacare implode? that millions of people could suffer in order to get a political advantage. to me the events of the last couple days have a clear message, and that is there has to be a new accountability from both political parties to produce real results. that means policies that hold down our premiums, it means policies that increase wages for working class americans, it means getting the roads fixed. i think both political parties this evening face a new accountability to get real results on those bread and butter issues. >> so mcconnell called for democrats to reach out and share their ideas. you are somebody who has worked with republicans on health care reform in the past. let me ask you, what are democrats willing to compromise on when it comes to health care reform? i know what the sacred cows are are. you don't want medicaid cut, et cetera. what are some things that might be some gives? >> certainly we have supported the idea in the affordable care act that the states have flexibility, flexi

the president said this morning, let obamacare implode.erable leverage to make that happen. and to continue to disrupt these markets. and if that happens and the congress doesn't act, a lot of people will suffer. so, i don't think the saga is over. but this was obviously a big moment. >> well, look. the president's tweet about this. takes us back to what the problem is. you had a demonstrable back of leadership. you can point your finger at mcconnell, at the president, at both. but, when the president says let it implode. what does that show? one, a fundamental incensetivity to humanity. two, it shows a lack of knowledge of what's going on with the a kr. a becau aca. it may fail if you pull rt subsidies and continue to diminish confidence among insures. the then reince priebus, who i wouldn't characterize as under siege as much as being a siege-or. did accomplish to getting paul ryan to be quiet in terms of criticizing the president. but he's had months. he wasn't trump's guy. he was put there to work with the other people trump didn't kno

as i said from the beginning, let obamacare implode. then deal. watch. senator mccain was joined by senator lisa murkowski of alaska and senator susan collins of maine in voting no. no big surprise. the big surprise, mccain. senate leaders were paring down what they were voting for for days now. ending one a bare-bones repeal proposal. the big concern i heard repeatedly yesterday from republican senators, even those who were clear questions, is that the bare-bones proposal would eventually be voted into law. the entire idea behind voting for the proposal would be to send it to a conference with the house. now, early -- late in the afternoon, senator mccain joined several senators in having a press conference and saying, look, we will support this idea, but we're not going to vote for it unless we have assurances from speaker of the house paul ryan that they won't just pass the bill. they got assurances both in a statement where the speaker said the house was willing to go to conference, and in personal phone calls from the speaker himself. in the end, it

the president can let obamacare implode with the stroke of a pen. bailouts for insurance companies, and bailouts for members of congress will end very soon. what he calls bailouts for insurance companies are government subsidies for people earning 20 to $30,000 as a individual, and 24 to $62,000 for a family of four. for people who qualify, insurance companies charge a discounted rate, then bill the u.s. government for that discount. last year, the government paid about $7 billion to insurance companies to subsidize coverage for about 9 million people. >> it really would be detrimental to some of the most vulnerable citizens if those payments were cut off. >> reporter: but they can be cut off. because congress never appropriated money to pay the subsidy. under president obama, the treasury department just started paying them. under president trump, that has continued, but all mr. trump has to do is tell his treasury secretary to stop making the payments, and that's it. no more subsidies. and that can cause obamacare to implode. >> i really think it'

i said from the beginning let obamacare implode and then do it. i turned out to be right. let obamacare implode. >> by the way the president of course vowed to repeal and replace obamacare day one office and accepted congress the bill but the congress had a problem writing up the bill. what led to stand with democrats against the skimy repeal. he put a statement out saying while the amendment would repeal most burdensome regulations it offered no replacements for former healthcare still and dliv afford automobile healthcare to citizens. mccain said he would only vote for skuny repeal as a means to ends. it would allow republicans to work out a broader replacement bill. house speaker paul ryan said kvs on the bill rather than passing it as is and that was not enough for mccain. fox news caught one mccain. >> i'm in a hurry because it's obvious. >> of course my only question. did you have any answers last night -- concerns last night. >> i always have concerns on an important vote like that. >> he's on way back to aggressive brain cancer he's dealing with. >> chuck mummer is

as i said from the beginning, let obamacare implode, then deal. watch. if republicans are going to pass great future legislation in the senate, they must immediately go to a 51 vote majority, not senseless 60. even though parts of healthcare could pass at 51, some really good things need 60. seventy great future bills and budgets need 60 votes. >> susan collins, one of the three republicans to vote against the measure released a statement that reads in part, neither party has a monopoly on good ideas and we must work together to put together a bipartisan bill that fixes the flaws in the aca and works for all americans. we will hear more from president trump this afternoon. he is traveling to new york state for speech on immigration and border security. he is expected to talk about the hiring of additional ice agents in the fight against the ms 13 gang. watch that live at 1:40 p.m. eastern on c-span2. now we go back to the senate floor for more the healthcare this >> mr. president, this week we are about the business of keeping our promises. for seven yea

he doesn't want obamacare to implode on his watch. he wants to fix the problem. that's why he's tweeting and pushing congress. look, this is an opportunity for donald trump to show he can lead. this is the opportunity to say look, we are not going to do it the washington way. we are going to go outside, bring people in, democrats and republicans, get input on this, get this money out of washington, back to the states, let democratic and republican governors and their legislatures fix this problem. get rid of washington centric health care and let the states do what they do best, which is what we saw under welfare, deliver services closer to the people. this is exactly what he campaigned on. now he has the opportunity to do that. >> i think his words are not only irresponsible, i think they are inhumane. what are we going to do? if obamacare implodes. it's easy for him to do that. he is a rich guy with health insurance. everybody he cares about has health insurance. there are americans who need obamacare and are on it right now. what are regoing to do with those s

let obamacare implode. >> let obamacare implode, he says, in the end, it was just 19 seconds that dashed the seven years of hope after debating into the wee hours of the morning. it was senator john mccain right there who shocked a lot of his colleagues on the republican side, casting the third no vote, giving the dramatic thumbs down on the senate floor. there you go. joining me more to talk about this and what happens next for health care in this country, jake tapper, host of "state of the union" and if the t"the lea" what do you make of the president saying, let obamacare implode. >> well, i mean, as a policy, it's not really optimal. i mean, obamacare is failing in several parts of the country with premiums going up, with very few options, with health insurance plans withdrawing from the exchanges, and the idea of letting it implode means millions of americans continuing to have skyrocketing premiums or have very few, if any, options when it comes to health care. it means, let americans suffer. so it's not really a policy prescription in any sense. >> on health care, we just played t

let obamacare implode. >> is that what he's going t do?tes the concern he has. >> reporter: health and human services secretary tom price insisted fru eed trump is tryin mauve the debate in the right direction. >> he comes back, looks at it. says congress, do your job. >> reporter: the white house is hoping to turn the page after one of its most chaotic weeks yet. for the new chief of staff, a lot to fix. >> you have to let trump be trump. anybody who thinks they're going the change donald trump doesn't know dump. >> reporter: the senate has technically in session. and they will face mounting pressure from the president to revisit the vote on obamacare. but chances are slim they'll get it done before they take the break. david wright, abc news, the white house. >>> russia is retaliating as the president prepares to sign off on new russian sanctions. russian president vladimir putin is forcing to u.s. to cut its embassy and more than 700. putin said that would make the size of the u.s. diplomatic mission in moscow, equal to the russian miss

we're going to get it done without their help because apparently they are not concerned that obamacare is implodingn everybody. >> it's not complicated, the special interests have taken over the chamber, we should be ashamed of ourselves. >> democrats will claim total victory for a collapsing and failing law that is obamacare. >> this is a radical idea that maybe we should do with the american people want us to do and not the special interests. >> this is clearly a disappointing moment. >> melissa: let's go to chuck schumer right now talking on capitol hill, it's listen in. >> at the top of the list are the three who showed a married encourage to resist the pressure and do what's good for the country. john mccain at the top of the list. he and i have been friends for a very long time, ever since the gang of eight which we put together. i have not seen a senator who speaks truth to power as strongly as well and as frequently as john mccain. the very same courage he showed as a naval aviator and vietnam. he showed it last night and has shown it time and time again. he's just a wonderful man, i treasu

i said from the beginning, let obamacare implode and it. i turned out to be right. let obamacare implode. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says it's time to move on but didn't rule out working with democrats to fix obamacare's problems. >>> the next presidential election is more than three years away. we don't eveven a campaign 2020 -- even have a campaign 2020 sign made yet, but he's running for president. in an opinion column published in today's washington post, delanie says i'm running because i have an original approach to governing and an economic policy that can put us on a different course. his former health care financeier has a net worth on more than $90 million. >>> a fresh look at live doppler radar. heavy pockets of rain across the beltway and into virginia and maryland. we're following this closey we'll find out what's up with the latest on tonight's stormy weather and if it's going to clear out for your saturday. >>> after the break some fightening moments for a montgomery county family after >>> fairfax county police spent the day searching

you know i said from the beginning let obamacare implode and then do it. i turned out to be right. let obamacare implode. >> on twitter the president said he was disappointed in the three republicans and all 48 democrats who voted against the so called skinny repeal of obamacare. but a path forward for republicans now appears unclear. after his decisive no vote last night arizona senator john mccain tweeted skinny repeal fell short because it fell short of our promise to repeal and replace obamacare with meaningful reform. >> this is a big night for tesla motors. the bay area company officially launched its new mass market electronic car the model three. >> those are actual owners getting actual production. >> the first 30 customers got keys to their new model 3's at tesla's plant in fremont. at $35,000 they call it the company's first affordable car. about half the price of the model s. the company says it's received 400,000 orders for the model three and the challenge for tesla will be to meet that demand. >> i want to just say those that have lined up to buy a model three and th

as i said from the beginning, let obamacare implode, then deal. the most dramatic moment came when senator john mccain voted and held out a thumbs down showing his vote, surprising many republicans in the room. the bill would have removed the individual mandate on people forcing them to buy health insurance. it would have also done away with the medical device tax that both republicans and democrats criticized. in the end, the majority of senators did not see it as a way forward. and yet this is another setback for president trump trying to get a health care reform bill through the house and senate. many experts say it may be some time now before republicans bring back another bill. >> we'll see if that happens. edward, thank you. >>> meanwhile, it is the 189th day of the trump administration, and the infighting from within the white house has taken over the headlines across the country as dueling personalities take their battle into public view. with the central figure of it all, newly installed white house communications director anthony scaramu

you just played a clip of the president talking about obamacare imploding. for people in the 2017 individual market, if you live in would be one-third of the co where you only have one option left, some of these counties will be down to zero options under the exchange, for people who live in those county, they could make the argument that it's already imploded. that is on the big picture stuff. on top of of that, you have other proposals that require 60 votes. and it requires bipartisanship in the senate. that can be a great thing resulting in a better final product on reducing the cost of prescription drugs, making it easier to pull policies, and reform, just a few examples. so that is the next question bond the big picture aca repeal 00 deba debate where you can get everything either that wasn't part of this bill because it didn't work under the bird rule. >> as you know, a filling buster is really a parliamentary delay tactic that requires 630 votes. is really a parliamentary delay tactic that requires 630 votes. everybody other the last seven to eight ye

let obamacare implode. >> neil: all right. happens or not, the hard thing to decide right now is what really does happen next. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world." for republicans, a world of surprising hurt they didn't count on. a rejection of the slimmest of reworks on obamacare that we've ever seen. even with that, not enough votes in the end to get it done. if the markets were worried about this latest development, they had a funny way of showing this. it almost makes you think that they're going in their own

. >> let obamacare implode. >> but what does that mean for your tom line? we'll put that question and more to secretary tom price. >>> plus our powerhouse "roundtable." from the white house to your house, we take on the moments that mat ter this week. >>> good morning. two major headlines developing this week. here at home, the the health care bill defeated in the senate after that dramatic overnight showdown. a thumb's down from senator john mccain, ending it all. and across the globe, north korea firing another intercontinental ballistic missile. the threat from that reclusive if the president is intensely focused on these two critical issues, t hard to tell. sure, she sure, he's tweeted about north korea and health care. but he's derided his own attorney general. those attacks drawing criticism from fellow republicans. a surprise announcement, this one banning transgender americans from serving in the military. a decision that blind-sided his own military leaders. the president also raised eyebrows with comments seeping to encourage police brutal pi. and

i said from the beginning, let obamacare implode. and then do it. to be right. >> that's the president on friday, let obamacare implode. yet yesterday and again this morning he's tweeting something quite different. he wants republican senators to come back at this. come back. don't be quitters. unless republican senators are total quitters, repeal and replace is not dead. demand another rote before voting on any other bill. why is the president so committed to pushing republicans to keep trying when it's pretty clear from what we saw this past week they don't have the answers to these policy divides and one of the reasons john mccain voted no, he told associates, was otherwise you get a house senate conference committee. three, four months from now they thought they would be having the same conversations. why does the president want them to come back to this? >> there are a couple of strategies at play. they use "they" instead of we. >> they don't like that. >> the head of the republican party. every time he says they instead of we, he's putting dis

as i said from the beginning, let obamacare implode then deal. watch. senator mccain released a statement about his decision to vote no saying the affordable care act was rammed through congress on a strict party line basis and that republicans shouldn't make the same mistake that led to obamacare's collapse. diane and kendis. >> yeah, the democrats say they're not celebrating, at least not yet. thank you. emily rau there in d.c. >>> now to the drama in the west wing, and it is playing out on the public stage. >> very public. white house communications director anthony scaramucci is speaking out after ranting to "the new yorker" about media leaks seemingly blaming chief of staff reince priebus. >> scaramucci also called priebus a paranoid schizophrenic. he recently said he and priebus were like brothers like cain and abel but now he has a different take on that relationship. >> some brothers are like cain and abel. other brothers can fight with each other and get along. i don't know if this is repairable or not. that will be up to the president. >> the

let obamacare implode. right now we have less than 6000 enforcement and removal officers in i.c.e. this is not enough to protect a nation of more than 320 million people. it's essential that congress fund another 10,000 i.c.e. officers, and we are asking for that, so we can eliminate ms-13 and rude at the criminal cartels from our country. we're getting them out anyway but would like to get them out a lot faster. and when you see these towns and when you see these thugs being thrown into the back of the paddy wagon, you just see them thrown in, rough. i said please don't be too nice. like when you guys put somebody in the car and you're protecting their head, you know, the way you put your hand over? like don't hit their head and they just kill somebody. don't hit their head. i said you can take the hand away, okay? [applause] it's essential that congress fund hundreds more federal immigration judges and prosecutors, and we need them quickly, quickly. if are going to dismantle these deadly networks and had

obamacare to collapse, is not an arbitrary comments. it is a comment he has made many times. it is going to implode, collapse, this and that. the reality is, obamacare is fine. what he is really saying is he and his administration will do everything in their power to make sure that they do not enforce and protect this law, even though that is their job since they run hhs. one key thing, as you have been saying and senator graham just said, that would have been rolled back in the vote would've been the individual mandate. national level, president trump and hhs have already stopped enforcing the individual mandate. they have absolutely every intention of makaking sure that they sabotage obamacare. we are already starting to see spikes in premium. we know the insurance industry has commented over and over and over again that what is driving these increases, p premiums, is nonot collapse of f the law, its unrtainty y in the market that is being driven by the repeal efforts, the president's refusal to enforce the law, and his noncommittal stance toward cost-sharing reduction payments that are essential to lowering costs for cons

as i said from the begin, let obamacare implode, then deal. watch." i think it's important for context -- the idea how rare this was, how dramatic this moment was. not only did it happen at 1:30 in the morning, but that the majority leader would put a bill on the floor that would fail, let alone a bill that they've worked on for seven years, day after day, month after month after month. it is a huge moment. it is a huge moment for the president's agenda. it is a huge moment for the republican party in general. it is a huge failure that we've seen multiple times. they seem to be able to revive after the failure occurs. let me tell you what a senate gop aide who was working directly on health care told me a short while ago. this is a kill shot to the repeal efforts. that's what the aide said. they said currently aides who have been working on this are sitting around with stunned exhaustion. they thought they could get there. in the end, they couldn't sway mccain. look at the broader picture. if you think about the fights that have gone on about the issu

. >> let obamacare implode and then do it. i turned out to be right. >> change it, improve it, but don't just take a knife and try to destroy it and put nothing in its place. >> plus, the tweet that sent the lgbtq community into an uproar, the president announcing a ban on transgender people serving in the military. >> i lose my health care, i lose my pension. and those are things that i've earned for the 18 years i've served. >> all of that drama and more unfolding as the u.s. is one step away from imposing new sanctions on russia. but will the president sign that bill? first off for you for now, all eyes on the white house where president trump has a new chief of staff, four star marine general john kelly. the now outgoing secretary replaces reince priebus a little more than six months into the trump administration. president trump tweeted the news while sitting on air force one at joint base andrews just outside of washington, then said this as he walked off the plane. take a listen. >> reince is a good man. john kelly will

as i said from the beginning, let obamacare implode. then deal. watch. ron, how much of this can you lay at the president's feet? this wasn't his plan. this is republicans for the past seven years. where is president trump on this today? >> several points you can make on that. first, he made the fundamental choice at the beginning to go in a very different direction than he promised during the campaign when he famously pledged to not cut medicaid, medicare or social secure. he went all the way down the rode with the ryan-infused health bill that was fundamentally about rolling back the government role in health care, cutting taxes, reducing federal spending on both subsidies and fundamentally transforming medicaid. that was the core problem. they could never get over the line with that kind of maximal bill, i think largely because it hurt so many of their own constituents and in the process turned against them, several of the key republican governors, as well as every single interest in the medical community, from doctors and hospitals to all the patient

let obamacare implode. >> aside from that's not whatted em, he was saying repeal and replace obamacare the first 100 days and made it a priority of his own. now throwing his senate republican colleagueses under the bus. how does donald trump go back on tax reform? go back and ask him to get his vaunted wins. they all want tarm. they're not going to stop talking to him and he can't afford the same for them. in terms of the president's position, he's been in a number of places. sometimes simultaneously. sometimes he says let's let the law implode. he says we need to repeal it and then look down the road and replace it later. he said it needs to be repealed and replaced. that lack of discipline and clarity has muddied things up. it is up to speaker ryan and leader mcconnell to know. and i think they really misjudged it which is why we have this spectacular vote, late last night, early this morning. where senator mccain diagnosed days ago with brain cancer. unexpectedly he is the deciding vote. so yes, speaker ryan and leader mcconnell want to move but that whole project is still in its in

let obamacare implode. >> is that what he's going to do? >> i think, again, that punctuates the concern that he has. >> reporter: today health and human services secretary, tom price, insisted, trump is just trying to move the debate in the right direction. >> that's why -- he keeps coming back to this, and saying, look, senate, do your job. congress, do your job. >> reporter: the white house is hoping to turn the page after one of its most chaotic weeks yet. for the new chief of staff who starts tomorrow, a lot to fix. the president's former campaign manager has this advice. >> you have to let trump be trump, and anybody who thinks they're going to change donald trump doesn't know donald trump. >> reporter: corey lewandowski there. david wright joins us from the white house. david, what are the chances the president gets another vote on the obamacare repeal? >> frankly, tom, the choices are slim. the senate still technically in session. they're trying to get through some of the backlog they have built up. they will face mounting pressure f

let obamacare implode. >> neil: all right. whether that happens or not, the hard thing to decide right now is what really does happen next. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world." for republicans, a world of surprising hurt they didn't count on. a rejection of the slimmest of reworks on obamacare that we've ever seen. even with that, not enough votes in the end to get it done. if the markets were worried about this latest development, they had a funny way of showing this. it almost makes you think that they're going in their own direction regardless of the direction that washington is going. for the dow today, that was good enough for a record and for the s&p, its fourth straight weekly advance. there are some other things at play here, including a little bit of white house intrigue behind the scenes as to what to do next and how to go about doing it. blake burman with more. hi, blake. >> hi, neil. officials that i have spoken to throughout the day suggest that they feel there is a way forward on healthcare. th

let obamacare implode. i turned out to be right. let obamacare implode. [applause] right now, we have less than 6,000 enforcement and removal officers in i.c.e. this is not enough to protect a nation of more than 320 million people. it's essential that congress fund another 10,000 i.c.e. officers and we're asking for that so we can eliminate ms-13 and root out the criminal cartels. they are getting them but when you see the towns and thugs being thrown in the back of paddy wagon and thrown in, rough, i said please don't be too nice when you put somebody in the car and protecting their head the way you put your hand -- like don't hit their head and kills somebody, i said you could take the hand away, ok? \[cheers and applause] president trump it's essential that congress fund hundreds more immigration federal judges and prosecutors and we need them quickly, quickly, if we are going to dismantle these deadly networks. and i have to tell you, the laws are so horrendously stacked against us. they have been made

. >> you knw, i said from the beginning, let obamacare implode and then do it.urned out to be right. let obamacare implode. >> reporter: all this after the senate's overnight drama. outside the capitol stood a crowd of protesters. inside, around 10:00 p.m. last night, republicans had just released their bill, and democrats like chris murphy were irate that the vote on it was in just two hours. >> this is nuclear grade bonkers, what is happening here tonight. >> reporter: hawaii democrat mazie hirono, now being treated for kidney cancer, added a personal dimension. >> i lost a sister to pneumonia when she was only two years old in japan. she died at home, not in a so i know how important healthcare is. what i don't get is why every single senator does not know that-- know that. >> reporter: a frustrated mike enzi, republican of wyoming, said democrats offered only complaints. >> and i started hearing, "it's not perfect. it's not perfect." well, where are the suggestions for making it as near perfect as possible? >> reporter: and so shortly after midnight, a first

let obamacare implode. >> be yelling, we peel, and replace. is utterly with the president intends to do? izzie cutting off cost-sharing productions which lowered the out-of-pocket expenses for lowe income people? you talk about real people, wha about the millions of people while obamacare is imploding that are going to lose healthcare coverage? >> i called of comment from mr. schumer about this. what is their plan to help? we've already got an opinion by one court because members of congress -- congress say under obamacare this money was never authorized through the congress, so they would like an opportunity to do that, which is the normal cours of business. >> is the present going to come off the payments, the out-of-pocket payments? you can do it this month, this week. he's going to make only he can . let's go back to what we are really talking about. when you said yesterday a tweet about the bailout of the member of congress and the payments coming full start talking about this really sweet deal that members of congress and their staffers

he said he was right when he said recently to let obamacare implode. schumer praised john mccain for voting against the g.o.p. health bill. senator schumer: i have not seen a senator who speaks truth to power as strongly, as well and as frequently as john mccain. the very same courage he showed as a naval aviator in vietnam he showed last night and has shown time and time again. alisa: senator schumer also praised maine's susan collins and alaska's lisa murkowski. venezuela's chief prosecutor has raised the death toll from the nearly four months of protests against the president's government to at least 113. the toll is expected to climb as authorities impose a ban on protests ahead of a vote on sunday. the u.n.'s human rights office is voicing concern about the risk of further violence in venezuela. >> we've repeatedly called on the government to guarantee the freedom of peaceful assembly and association and something we are repeating now. we're speaking out now because given the hugely tense situation venezuela is in, we want to repeat the call for c