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be up there along with medicare and a number of other things that have happened in terms of social ograms that really make a long-term impact. but what you have to understand about this health care bill, is that it is heavily devoted toward insuring the uninsured who come on. it does things for the other 320 million americans, children under 26, preexisting conditions, but fundamentally this bill is about insuring the uninsured. that's not the most popular thing. >> it's supposedly about controlling costs and the president believes that it will. he's not convinced any of the constituencies in the country, couldn't convince the media, republicans, business. >> cbo, everybody else has come out and said it's not going to control costs. we knew that when it passed. >> the idea you could extend insurance to 30 million more people and revenue or budget neutral nobody bought into that. >> and they kept fighting for it. so, i don't understand and so when do we expect -- when do we expect -- tuesday, wednesday? >> maybe today? >> thursday i think. >> yeah. >> i don't think it will be today. >> wow