Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said a bipartisan bill to temporarily stabilizeObamacare’s insurance markets has enough support to pass theSenate, but Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said he’s waiting forassurances from President Donald Trump before heallows a vote.

The bill introduced by Tennessee Republican LamarAlexander and Washington Democrat Patty Murray has all 48Senate Democrats backing it along with 12 Republicans, Schumer saidon NBC’s “Meet the Press” on Sunday.

“I would urge Senator McConnell to put it on the floorimmediately, this week,” Schumer said. “It will pass, and it willpass by a large number of votes.”

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McConnell said in an interview on CNN’s “State of the Union” onSunday that he would be “happy” to bring the measure to the floorif he knew Trump would sign it.

“I’m not certain yet what the president is looking for here,”McConnell said.

Trump has made conflicting statements about the Senateeffort to halt an exit of insurers fromindividual markets and what Alexander described as “chaos.” The president hadpersonally encouraged Alexander and Murray, who lead the Senate’sHealth, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee before seeming topull back support.

“I want them to be careful with respect to the insurancecompanies, insurance companies are extremely good at making money,”Trump said Oct. 19. “I want to take care of our people. I don’twant to take care of our insurance companies.”

Days earlier, Trump had expressed the same concern when he endedsubsidies for Obamacare insurers that were designed to keeppremiums low.

“We need something that goes a little further to get on board,”White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders told reporters Oct. 18when asked about the Senate proposal. She called the deal a “goodstep in the right direction.”

Alexander has said the bill contains language to make clearthere won’t be what Trump has cast as a bailout of healthinsurers.