The CBO coverage estimates pose yet another problem for Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell, who unveiled the legislation last Thursday. Of the 22 million, 15 million of them would have no insurance next year under the bill, the nonpartisan budget office said. (Jason Burles/CBC)The budget office report said it believes the Senate bill "would increase the number of uninsured people substantially. The Senate bill would roll back much of Obama's health-care overhaul. The CBO estimates the Senate bill would reduce spending by $1.022 trillion and reduce revenues by $701 billion.

Source: CBC News June 26, 2017 21:04 UTC