CAMEROTA: Former presidential candidates Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders debating the future of Obamacare in a prime time CNN town hall last night. Senator Cruz wants it entirely repealed, and Senator Sanders wants to guarantee health care for all. So how did that go? CNN's Suzanne Malveaux is live in Washington with the highlights. Hi, Suzanne.</s>SUZANNE MALVEAUX, CNN NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Hey, good morning, Alisyn. As you can imagine, it was no ordinary town hall. With so much at stake for Americans, the sparring in prime time over Obamacare, it was at times contentious, emotional, occasionally personal, yet Senator Ted Cruz saying President Obama lied to Americans about what they were getting. Well, Senator Sanders defended the impact of the law for some 20 million Americans.</s>SEN. TED CRUZ (R), TEXAS: It was built on an edifice of lies.</s>MALVEAUX: Senators Bernie Sanders and Ted Cruz, facing off over President Trump's promise to repeal and replace Obamacare?</s>CRUZ: Should Congress move swiftly to repeal Obamacare? Absolutely.</s>SEN. BERNIE SANDERS (I), VERMONT: The absolute repeal of Obamacare without improvements in it, without a plan to make it better, would be an absolute disaster.</s>MALVEAUX: The two senators laying out sharply contrasting views of healthcare in America.</s>CRUZ: What is a right is access to health care. What is a right is choosing your own doctor.</s>SANDERS: Go out and get a really great health insurance program. Oh, you can't do it because you can't afford it. All right. That's what he's saying. Access to what? You want to buy one of Donald Trump's mansions? You have access to do that as well. Oh, you can't afford $5 million per house?
Cruz and Sanders Face Off on Obamacare.