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"We Knew That Was Not Possible" To Keep Doctor Says Democrat Congressman

Rep. Yarmuth says he "cringed" when he heard Obama promise Americans that they would be able to keep their doctor:

"The federal government can't tell an insurance company to sell a certain policy or not," Yarmuth said. "So we knew there were gonna be instances in which people could not keep the coverage they had."

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"Anytime you make a universal, unconditional statement about the United States, you're going to be proven wrong," Yarmuth continued. "And I'm sure he wishes he hadn't said that and I never said that. So, he made a big mistake."

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