The CEO of America's largest health insurer said he doesn't know any more about the GOP's Obamacare plans than you

Even the CEO of the US' largest health insurer by number of people covered has no more insight into the tumultuous healthcare fight than anyone else, he told analysts during the insurer's first-quarter earnings call"It's probably not often we say this but if you really have actually been following the media with respect to healthcare policy, I would say the media has been very accurate with respect to the narrative that is going on there," UnitedHealth Group CEO Stephen Hemsley said.Hemsley alsosaid UnitedHealth executives previously"engaged" with lawmakers about the details of the plan, but the American Health Care Act went through constant upheaval during its short lifespan.The AHCA underwent rapid transitions over its month-long existence, as leadersaddedprovisions to try and make it more popular with conservative Republicans. In fact, at one point duringthe White House's attempt to revive the AHCA after the initial vote's failure, it appeared that the moderate and conservative sides of the House GOP conference were told two different things by Vice President Mike Pence, and no one was sure what was actually being proposed.With Congress on a two week recess, it appears that little progress has been made toward revivingthe AHCA, despite the sizable Republican majority in both chambers of Congress."So, if you're following the media, generally speaking, you would be up to speed," Hemsley told analysts. "We couldn't probably offer any more insights than that."The UnitedHealth CEO said the insurers' executives are committed to working with lawmakers and had some details they wanted included, but did not have any real update on the progress of the AHCA.SEE ALSO:UnitedHealth crushes earnings in its first quarter since dumping most of its Obamacare businessJoin the conversation about this storyNOW WATCH: From rich kid to first daughter: The life of Ivanka Trump
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