[Wolf Blitzer, Cnn Anchor:] President Trump wants Congress to know he isn't done with trying to repeal and replace Obamacare, tweeting out a taunt to Republicans just this morning. Let me quote from the president's tweet, "If Obamacare is hurting people, and it is, why shouldn't it hurt the insurance companies? And why should Congress not be paying what public pays?" Some Republicans in the U.S. Senate say they want to see a more open process, if the White House is going to try again.
[Sen. Susan Collins, , Maine:] Congress doesn't do comprehensive well. We need to go back to committee, to the Health Committee and the Finance Committee, identify the problems, carefully evaluate possible solutions through hearings, and then produce a series of bills to correct these problems.
[Sen. Jeff Flake, , Arizona:] There are only so many things can you do, just as one party. We're arriving there a little quicker than we thought. I'm glad to see that now we're talking about sitting down with our colleagues, going back to committee, going back to what we call regular order, and letting the committees and the experts deal with it, and bringing the public in more than we have before.
[Blitzer:] I want to bring in our senior Washington correspondent, Brianna Keilar, on Capitol Hill. Brianna, who's laying the groundwork for a new bill, or a set of bills? The next step?
[Brianna Keilar, Cnn Senior Washington Correspondent:] You're hearing some from Senators Collins, Senator Flake, on the Republican side. We've heard from the Democratic leader in the Senate, Chuck Schumer, a desire, perhaps to doing in some a bipartisan way. There some House Republicans and Democrats looking at this. The outstanding question, Wolf, is after a stunning defeat for Republicans in the Senate Friday, where does Mitch McConnell, the Republican leader in the Senate, stand on this? Where does President Trump stand on this desire to work across the aisle? We're hoping to find out more when, and get a better sense where Mitch McConnell is on that today when the Senate comes in to session this afternoon. And also really the the lengths to which President Trump would be willing to go to push this. We're also going to get a better idea tomorrow when we hear Senators getting together, discussing during their lunch, really a postmortem of what happened on Friday. But you see that tweet coming from President Trump where he said, why shouldn't the health insurance companies hurt? There is something before the Trump administration this week that could be very huge. That is a decision about whether to essentially subsidize insurance companies as part of Obamacare. Part really, a key part of the whole program is payments made by the government to insurers. You can imagine if those bills were not paid. That will really upset the applecart here. And this is something Republicans in both chambers actually going through this process of attempting to repeal and replace, they wanted those payments made. To not pay them would destabilize the situation. So that is going to be a big question mark they were hoping to have answered, what is the president going to decide on that Wolf?
[Blitzer:] Brianna Keilar, lots of questions on Capitol Hill. Brianna reporting for us. Thank you. My next guest says with repeal and replace voted down for now, he has a different idea about how to help health care. Republican Congressman Adam Kinzinger you see him live right now he will join us. We'll discuss that, Russia's retaliation against the United States and more, right after a quick break.