SEN. ED MARKEY, (D), MASSACHUSETTS: And just on Friday, they decided to add $2 billion more. $2 billion, when Obamacare has $90 billion for families that need treatment, families that need help, and an ability to take their loved ones, who otherwise might die, might have a further relapse that leads to them just passing away. They are going to need nurses. They are going to need doctors. They are going to need treatments. That takes money. "Will" alone, will not accomplish that goal. Without the funding, we are going to see tens of thousands of additional people unnecessarily die in our country from opioid overdose. That is immoral and plain wrong. I am going to battle every day to make sure it does not happen.</s>KATE BOLDUAN, CNN ANCHOR: Let's see where that battle goes. We know there are Republicans, like Rob Portman and Susan Collins, who have big concerns about opioid addiction. It's not just a Democratic issue. Let's see where this heads. Senator Markey, thank you for your time. Appreciate it.</s>MARKEY: Thank you. You're welcome. Thank you.</s>BOLDUAN: We continue to invite Republican Senators and lawmakers on all the time. We hope they can join us as their schedule allows. Both sides, especially the Republican side matters in this health care debate. Coming up for us, President Trump is launching a new attack against his predecessor, accusing former President Obama of "obstructing or colluding or both," in his words, to help Hillary Clinton during the election. Details on that, ahead. Also, "Just let Obamacare crash and burn," President Trump tweeting that moments ago. Republican leaders in the Senate work around the clock to get enough votes for their version of an Obamacare overhaul. What's going on? What's the latest? Here we go. We'll be right back.
Conway: No Medicaid Cuts & Combatting Opioid Addiction Takes "Will"