President Trump: 'I will be very angry' if Obamacare Isn't Repealed and Replaced

"I am sitting in the Oval Office with a pen in hand, waiting for our senators to give it to me. For years, they've been talking about repeal-replace, repeal-replace. I think they passed it 61 times, repeal and replace, but that didn't mean anything because you had the minority, the Republicans, they didn't have the majority so it wasn't going to get to the President, but if it ever did, Obama wasn't going to sign it," Trump told Robertson.

"Now we have a President that's waiting to sign it. I have pen in hand so now it means something. You know, those other times, those many, many times, that they passed it, it didn't mean anything."

"You have very good people. These are very good people. We have 52 senators. It's very hard to get… We need almost all of them. You need almost all of them and that's the hold up. And states are somewhat different. But with all of that being said, it has to get passed. They have to do it. They have to get together and get it done."

"What will happen if they don't?" Robertson asked him.
 
"Well, I don't even want to talk about it because I think it would be very bad. I will be very angry about it and a lot of people will be very upset. But I'm sitting waiting for that bill to come to my desk. I hope that they do it. They've been promising it for years. They've been promising it ever since Obamacare which is failed. It's a failed experiment. It is totally gone. It's out of business and we have to get this done. Repeal and Replace."
 
"Mitch McConnell is a tactician of great skill. Do you think he can pull it off?" Robertson asked.
 
"He's got to pull it off. Mitch has to pull it off. He's working very hard. He's got to pull it off."