recess the senate is writing their own bill now they're starting from scratch we may see a similar bill simic if you look to the house that keep momentum of last week with the health care debate with doesn't influence what is going on here?. >> but the new jersey congressman that is a town hall that was all about health care lasted five hours. showing polling and that they are watching their reaction?. >> into called in if you have questions or comments.ortei so the health care reporter with axios is with us so who should we be watching in the senate? to craft health care legislation? cement their only 52 republican senators they have to give it to 50 to pass the bill to be a tiebreaker. they can only to lose to republican senators. so if there is a group of three if the of conservatives like ted cruz or rand paul reynaudhave everybody is saying they'rees around the table but u.s. senators from medicaidin expansion of these peopleinte any three put together can kill the entire thing.-section and then as a cross-section. said the moderates like susan collins to have an indication of which way

of the day i hate christ he declared one day he was trying to pick a fight but my mom could resist simic is non necessary to heat christ >> off they went a verbal fist fight was jesus the proletariat? was the dance to the rich and powerful? if you believe in christ could you believe in london? yes seven other if christ is reactionary? so then you think i and the reactionary? my mother told rabil it was nice that jesus thought it was nice to watch each other's feet always the poor who were supposed to be humble but my mother would shoot back it is a realistic to expect people to throw away all their lifelong belief in one jump it is politically smarter to attack to the church of the doctrine rather than jesus but raul replied i don't care those young peruvians need to learn what he symbolizes. >> don't be so dismissive have you actually read the bible? instead of the answering he said remember religion is the opiate of the masses. >> but that doesn't mean there isn't anything to be learned. one afternoon substitute the names of marx and lenin and mao for jesus she thought was a creative w

. >> he was diagnosed with simic fibrosis. >> how hard is to it keep him alive? i know that never in a million years did i think i would have a kid with a fatal disease. and then it happened. and i have to handle it. >> one medication alone is $1,200 a month. >> if i don't have access to insurance, to keep my son alive, i need to find a job where i make a million dollars a year. >> ready? >> elizabeth fuller says after she heard about the house vote, she cried. >> i just hope that absolutely none of them have a child or a grand child, or a family member born with a pre-existing condition. >> republicans say their plan will cover pre-existing conditions. >> if you have a plan today and you have a pre-existing condition, under our bill you'll be protected forever. >> but the bill would allow states to permit insurers to charge people with pre-existing conditions more. to help cover those increased scots, states could set up high risk pools. the federal government could set up 108 billion over nine years to help pay. they said high risk pools can work but only if fu