Michael Barnes discusses that the proposed GOP health care replacement bill’s notion of a 30% increase in premium is not enough of an incentive and that there must be something stronger to get people to buy health insurance when they’re healthy. He argues hopefully that solution will come out of the U.S. Senate, which will serve as a moderating influence on this House bill. Mr. Barnes also examines how vital insurance reforms would reduce administrative costs and place greater controls on the insurance industry, putting patients and providers back in charge of care. The segment aired on Tuesday, March 7, 2017.