Does Warren's Plan To Pay For 'Medicare For All' Help Or Hurt Her Presidential Run?

We've been hearing a lot about Sen. Elizabeth Warren's Medicare for All plan, and on Friday, she finally unveiled how she would pay for it: higher taxes on billionaires and big corporations, which she says will generate trillions of dollars in revenue.

It's an ambitious endeavor — so ambitious that "Saturday Night Live" couldn't resist making a joke out of it.

So now that we've seen the numbers, does it help or hurt her case?

Anthony Brooks, WBUR senior political reporter. He tweets @anthonygbrooks.

Jonathan Gruber, professor of economics at MIT, and a key architect of Romneycare and the national Affordable Care Act. He tweets @jonathangruber1.

Jon Kingsdale, professor at Boston University School of Public Health, founding executive director of the Commonwealth Health Insurance Connector Authority.