Klobuchar says Sanders' health care bill would kick millions off current plans. That's true, according to one estimate.

FACT CHECK: Amy Klobuchar says Bernie Sanders' health care bill would kick millions off their current health insurance plans. Facts First: This is true, according to one estimate by a prominent health care research center. DemDebate

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