While lawmakers debate a health care plan on the Hill, President Obama is taking his case to the public. Last night he held a nationally televised town hall-style meeting. For a post mortem on Obama’s plan, we have assembled a roundtable of physicians and citizens who are paying close attention to the issue. Joining the conversation is Dr. Peter Ubel, physician and a behavioral scientist. His latest book is Free Market Madness: Why Human Nature is at Odds with Economics--and Why it Matters . Also joining us is Dr. Moitri Savard, a family physician with a private practice in Queens, New York, Precious Lowe, a self-insured Atlanta resident, and Noreen Thompsen. She and her husband run a small hotel on Cape Cod in Eastham, Mass.

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As part of our ongoing health care coverage we’ve been talking to medical leaders and thinkers who are working within the system, or hoping to change it. But on the other side of the equation is the consumer. We're joined by Precious Lowe for her thoughts on how she would like to see President Obama and Congress reform health care. Even though she is fully employed, health insurance is something she has to pay for out of pocket.