the nonpartisan cbo says the senate bill will result in 22 million more unensured americans over the next decade when compared to the current law. . senator leaders hope to vote on the bill later this week. >>> after millions of recalls and more than a dozen deaths, takata filed for bankruptcy today. about 69 million have been recalled since 2007 making this the largest recall in u.s. history. they agreed to pay $1 billion in penalties. and it pleads guilty to criminal charge. the faulty air bag to exploding sh rape flail with the passengers inside vehicles. the question is now, what's next, consumer reporter susan hogan joins us now. what happens to the drivers who still have these recalled air bags? it's a lot of them out there, still. >> despite the bankruptcy, you will still get your air bag replaced when one is available. dealers will continue to notify car owners when they're eligible for the free repair. these recalls into 2019. now, the bankruptcy may have an impact on settlements. people can still file lawsuits, regardless of the bankruptcy. they can sue the car manufacturer

that gives states more tools to cover the unensured in their areas. . >> i have been around it a longso mean with less heart than this one. it will be devastating for millions and millions of people. largely people who are poor. they may get money to help them buy coverage, but a lot of people who get coverage from the medicate expansion don't have money to buy coverage in the first place. senator johnson was talking about helping the legislation to help people have insurance with lower premiums. that is classic misdirection. you can have coverage with lower premiums. the way you do that is to cut benefits and the value of those policies and to make sure that people are not having to pay more. it means that it will be far less also have it doesn't do much for employers. ere year, year after year, continuing cost increases that predated balm care and continues on. they have to shift more of the premiums to their employers. that is not sustainable. a lot of employers are coming together to push back against the industry and cannot control costs. one organization is being formed called b

names look at hca, it deplalays to th extent that maybe this bill will not go through, so it is less unensured you see it is not moving too much we did see a slight move in the overall healthcare atf if you want to look at that in the middle of the day, more importantly how it affected big momentum names if you look at the semiconductor, a lot of momentum people hanging out immediately starting to move downward. your facebook and amazon and google and microsoft, all moved down quickly on this news. i think you got it right, michelle, to the extent that this interrupts the trump's agenda, you will see the markets pull back a little buy what kind of premiums in the market there is something there because we saw the reaction. how much more? we don't know. the entire agenda is not threatened yet >> bob, on that note lets bring in our senior contributor and our former adviser under president obama. >> larry, you brought up so many times that there is barely enough calendar left to do a small amount of tax reforms if you want to do corporate tax cuts >> if windows getting smaller and maulesmaller, a