"There is no Plan B. It’s Plan A. We have to get it done. Failure is not an option."
"Failure is not an option. We will get this done one way or the other, and it’s not going to be easy."
"I think anything that can be — that’s waste, fraud and abuse are open to, obviously, discussions."
"It’ll have to track very closely to the House bill, because they’ve got a fragile majority and struck a very delicate balance."
"Everything is challenging, but they’re all speed bumps."
"There are a lot of moving parts."
"I think we’re on track. I hope, at least, to be able to produce something that we can pass through the Senate."
"The Senate will have its imprint on the bill."
"I think we're on track — I hope, at least — to be able to produce something that we can pass through the Senate, send back to the House, have them pass and put on the president's desk by the Fourth of..."
"But there are some things that senators want, you know, added to the bill, or, you know, things that we would do slightly differently."
"It’s just one tactical nuke—why’s everyone so bent out of shape?"