There aren't 14 States that would lose money unless the new bill doesn't pass. There are only five States that will lose money under the new bill, the bill we are trying to get passed by unanimous consent--the bill that we are at least trying to be able to bring up by unanimous consent. We tried a number of different ways. There are just five States that are involved in losing money. Of those five, three have said we have to be fair. Two have said we don't care whether we are fair or not.
Mike Enzi: “There aren't 14 States that would lose money unless the new bill doesn't pass. There are only five States that will lose…”
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Discussing the financial implications of a new bill for certain states.
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