From the New York Times, I'm Michael Burbaro. This is the Daily.

Today, any day now, Senate Republicans will present a vision for overhauling health care

that could take insurance away from millions and millions of Americans. And very few people,

not even many Republicans, know what's in the bill. Why Senate leaders are crafting the

most important legislation of the Trump presidency in secret. It's Monday, June 19th.

Let me ask you about domestically the issue of health care, your Republican colleague,

Senator Ron Johnson said, I want to know exactly what's in the Senate bill. It's not a good

process. What's your assessment of the process of evaluating health care in the Senate?

Yeah, it's always tough because it's difficult to put something like this together in front

of every camera in the world. But ultimately, every camera in the world is going to have to

see what's in it. And we're going to have to have plenty of time to debate it.

Coral holes. What are the conditions under which Senate Republicans are now writing their

health care bill? Give us the scene. Well, I mean, some of the top Republicans are working

behind closed doors, quite honestly, to try and come up with something that can get the

magic 50 votes. You know, and it's a question of like really sensitively turning the dials

to try and get one vote here without losing a vote there. But they're doing it in private

and there's a really good reason for that. Well, what is the reason? They don't want

anyone to know what's in their bill. Well, first of all, tell me what you mean when you

say doing it in private and behind closed doors. What is that actually? They talk, you know,

they have launches regularly and those launches are always private. But there are also Republicans

right now who aren't happy with this. It's not just the Democrats who are clamoring. We've

begun to hear from Lisa Murkowski of Alaska. If I'm not going to see a bill before we have

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