Kim Sertich, of Arizona, said she no longer has traditional health care, having gone into a faith-based cost-sharing program after having problems with her coverage. Trump pledged at the end, “It will get better.”Trump, along with top administration officials and congressional allies, is trying to sell the GOP repeal bill to the public and rank-and-file lawmakers amid mounting bipartisan criticism of their approach. The administration also is wary about a forthcoming estimate from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office that is expected to find fewer Americans would be covered under the Republican plan. One senior House Republican source told Fox News they expect the score to be "terrible." Trump was bullish about Republican chances of passing a health care bill, tweeting Monday, "Republicans will come together and save the day."

Source: Fox News March 13, 2017 16:59 UTC