services imposes 645 million hoursof paperwork and more than 4000 forms. that's out of control. that's my two cents more. thank you for joiningll see you. lou: good evening, everybody. thank you for being with us. senator ted cruz with an impressive physical and mental compass meant on the floor of the senate. delivering an incredible 21 hour floor speech in which he railed about the dangers of obamacare. he tried to persuade the other 45 republicans in his caucus to vote against cloture on the house pass continuing resolution. that virtue is effort, resulted in a 100-0 vote foreclosure, not against it. which means he couldn't convince his colleagues, and i can hardly blame the senator for voting to

end debate after his overnight speaking marathon. here are the senator's concluding thoughts from the senate floor reedit >> voting to give the power to majority leader i would suggest is not consistent with what i believe the heartfelt commitment of all 46 members of this conference to oppose obamacare. the only path is to stand together and i would ask my friends to listen. lou: well, they did. we will be talking about what house republicans are likely to do next. u.s. investigators sifting through the rubble of the nairobi mall terrorist attack for any evidence of involvement by american terrorists. and new video released showing the chaos and the harrowing escapes of some trapped within the mall during the attack.

as you can see on your screen, one family played dead until an opportunity to escape presented itself it our nation's capital, brand-new video. and there he is, navy yard shooter erin alexis entering the military compound roaming the hallways with his shotgun looking for victims. the fbi today confirmed that alexis acted alone and was not targeting specific individuals and that there are a number of indicators that he was suffering fr delusions. in pakistan, the death toll climbing above 300 as emergency officials raised to dig up possible survivors from yesterday's powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake. commerce the indian capital of new delhi. as we reported yesterday, the force of that earthquake caused a 30-foot high island to raise out of the arabian sea.

suspecting it was caused by a mud volcano. some good news and bad news in the aftermath of the raging colorado flood. six of the seven missing residents have been found alive and well, the death toll holding at eight. the colorado oil and gas conservation commission reported up to 11 separate oil leaks that has built almost 35,000 gallons of oil into waters around those communities. we begin with the epic anti-obamacare speech. his claim a vote for cloture is a vote for obamacare and all the delirium that followed. all 100 senators including cruise himself ended up voting for closure. but it did not stop there. the senator of virginia saying on fox news shortly after that vote there are good things and bad things in obamacare.

we should allow the rollout to continue in order to find out what those things are good so clearly nancy pelosi did not go quite far enough saying we have to go pass the bill to find out what is in it. the view now seems to be we have to enforce the law to find out what is in it. the obama administration today put out what critics say the misleading report on obamacare just days before next tuesday's insurance exchange rollout. according to the health and human services department, obamacare premiums will be lower than expected. but the department reached that conclusion only after comparing its findings to the often inaccurate projections of the congressional budget office. fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry s the report. >> one day after president obama turned to the clintons to self controversial health care law, the ministration put out a shiny

new report claiming 95% of eligible uninsured americans could get policies with lower premiums. you have to listen closely to the fine print. >> around 16% lower than originally expected. >> the white house is only able to claim premiums to be lower than originally projected by comparing newly rates for 2014 against the congressional budget office originally projected for 2016. rather than actually doing apples to apples comparison what people are currently paying compared to what they will pay in 2014 after implementation. >> it is an apple full of worms compared to an apple fresh and delicious. >> republic may not find so bush is a competing report in the "wall street journal" finding premiums are going up for young people in insurance exchange is open october 1. the 27-year-old male non-smoker could pay $41 per month now for

a slimmed-down policy, but would shell out $114 for the lowest cost option in exchange. and fill it up in the same 27-year-old was in the cost rise to $195 per month from $73. and bronze $271 per month from $82. >> not so nice? >> i don't know. i am simply about to say i did not read all the examples in there. >> present contended 27-year-old women will bear well. >> you get on that exchange, you will be able to purchase high-quality health insurance for less than the cause of your cell phone bill. >> leaving some republicans who open another front in the war on the health care law ahead of the 2016 campaign. >> they are selling this bill as hard as they can sell it. i'm going to call it clinton care.

>> everybody expected them to weigh in on the speech in the senate. when askeby reporters, he would not take the bait. the last thing they want to do is elevate even more as he whips up opposition. lou: thank you. ed henry. and had visited finds obamacare will raise individual market insurance rates for younger men by an average of 97-99%. almost double. young women will see an average hike of 55-62%, still not delicious apples. at the united nations to a superior states john kerry signed the arms trade treaty, verthe very same treaty the sene rejected earlier this year. fox news senior correspondent with our report. >> this is about keeping americans safe, keeping america strong.

>> 91st country to sign the united nations arms trade treaty. designed to prohibit the transfer of weapons of they violate arms but promotes genocide, crimes against humanity or war crimes. >> reduce the risk of international transfers of conventional arms that would be used to carry out the world's worst crimes. >> it requires clarification from the senate. asymmetry raises significant legislative and constitutional questions. the national rifle association also criticized it saying this treaty threatens individual firearm with an invasive registration scheme. they will continue to oppose ratification. the secretary denies this will impact american gun ownership and defensive ministrations decision. >> make no mistakewe will not

think both sporting a treaty inconsistent with the rights of americans, the rights of american citizens to be able to exercise their guaranteed rights under our constitution. >> critics strongly disagree. >> the rules and regulations for how guns imported to the u.s. would be held and registered to american users would be guided by an international body. >> the senate would have to ratify this treaty, but as we have said that will likely not happen as a number of senators, 53, are against it. and in order to going to affect worldwide, countries at the u.n. have to agree to it and ratify it while nations have signed it out of 193, needs 50 nations here at the u.n. to go into effect to ratify it. so for the number of nations that have ratified this treaty stands at seven.

lou: very quick question, if i may. why the timing now? the ministration has had an opportunity to step forward and sign this treaty, but why choose this time? >> it has been the push now for the united nations general assembly this week to try and get this done. also it is a very symbolic issue for the ministration in dealing with some of the gun violence we have seen and the statements on the white house at the tragedies that be witnessed over the past few weeks. some critics worry despite the fact it may not be ratified by the senate, they are concerned the ministration could find your credit ways around that much like eric holder critics say has been reacting to that supreme court decision on the voting rights act. we will have to see what develops from that.

lou: it is far worse than previously thought according to state department and military officials. they said dozens of highly armored vehicles that can be outfitted with smoke grenade launchers are simply missing. also missing, night vision goggles, hundreds of weapons as well including roughly 100 glock pistols and more 100 rifles. the theft now sparking huge concerns that terrorists tied to perhaps al qaeda are going to use the technological advanced equipment in an effort to overthrow e u.s. backed government in libya and to install a hard-line muslim government in its place. the state department's watchdogs they found no evidence an investigation into last year's terrorist attack in benghazi was biased. object and claims from republicans who say they caught a bloody review board was set up

to protect hillary clinton. a spokesperson dismissed the state department report saying assertions that the benghazi arb was fully independent are contradicted by the facts amounted to little more than repackaged talking points from the state department political appointees. the office also pointed out the state department hasn't had this and is confirmed inspector general for more than five years. we continue in one moment. lou: it was an impressive accomplishment. 21 hours detailing the harmful effects of obamacare. galvanizing conservatives and much of the country. but the house republicans act? the congressman with us next.

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lou: troops today cleared the holder many rooms of the nairobi shopping mall after a four-day terror siege which at least 72 people were killed. shots heard from part of the complex, but officials say troops were shooting before entering a room to make certain they weren't walking into ambushes. according to kenyan officials, the al qaeda linked group carried out the attack. they cap weapons stockpiled at the mall. the justice department internal watchdog finding stunning incompetence at the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms. it says government agents acting without authorization conducted dozens of undercover investigations into illegal tobacco sales. misused more than $160 million in profits from those operations

and lost track of at least 400 million cigarettes. that doesn't sound accidental, does it? the new director says the agency has since tightened its internal guidelines, so we presume it will not be losing any more cigarettes or making any more money. we will see. my next guest is a part of conversations about the next steps for the house republicans and the budget battle. joining us now, chairman of the house republican policy committee, member of the house oversight committee. good to have you with us. i had to start by asking you about the other chamber. the spectacle of watching a senator speak for1 hours, which i give him great credit for his emotional, mental strength, but the purpose of the

21 hours of what used to be called speechifying in some cases was to vote against cloture, it resulted in a vote 100 senators for closure including senator cruise himself. what do you make of that? speak well of the said peterson at it works with her progress. with it a debate needs to be there, this is something extremely important to our constituents. to say they have major issues with obamacare and how it is coming out in what is happening is that the hope and dream of what they hoped it would become, it is reality of what it has actually become. so for me, we send what we could to the senate, we left the senate hash out what they can from there. lou: i respect your desire to leave the senate where it is, twisting in its own political whims. but the fact is the senator telling my colleague neil caputo today that we're going to simply have too fine a what is bad in

it. this test nancy pelosi statement. can this give any more bizarre? >> congress never ceases to amaze me by simply ignoring the facts and realities. i go back to all the people i debate and we talked when the house as the democrats continue to say it will do this, it is a nice hope that it might do that someday. this is what is really occurring. people's premiums are going in. they're having to merge with other hospitals. doctors are going on salary rather than using their own practice. people can't find the doctor anymore that takes medicare. difficult to find medicaid and a constant exnsion that say they can solve this. it is one thing to say this will be great one day, a different thing when you're actually person trying to get care. we're trying twatch out for those individuals. this is not a personal fight, this is real policy issues that have to be resolved and we are

trying to take this in a right and rational way. lou: that is something one would hope in the senate would emulate. if you can hold that course at the leadership of your caucus can hold that course, here is the thing. i see a lot ofcoverage about the 21 hours. i see a lot of coverage of the government shutdown, a lot of half-baked nonsense about obamacare. i don't see people going through the list the part of which you just articulated a shortage of 130,000 doctors by 2025. 90,000 doctors shortly end of this decade. premiums rising as we have reported here endlessly, as if in the national liberal media is is some sort of popularity contest, some sort of political maneuver contrivance on the part of republicans because they

can't get beyond their own ideological blunders. where do we go from here, congressman? >> the simple pat come back to over and over again. they said would reduce cost, make sure every american is covered and increase the quality of care. nobody is saying that anymore because no perceptual increase quality of care. no reduced cost. 31 million americans still will be uncovered. after all this happens, through a million americans still not covered. we have to come back to it is really occurring on the ground and say this actually does not work. met a lot of folks nervous in the beginning, now they are not nervous, they are fearful of it because they want this to go away. we will work through the process of this one piece at a time. with the advisory board, mandate on employers and individuals. say all these are major problems that you just can't ignore.

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lou: i know you are no fan of this fed but i have to say ben bernanke is surprising all members of the consensus. that was hil hilarious they were sniffing and stamping their feet, saying you can't do this, you have to take your 10 to 15 million out of the bond purchase program. it was great fun to watch. >> we live in a world now, which you have asset bubbles for the rich. 51 spored by -- sponsored by federal reserve system, and food stamps for te poor. a middle class that is losing purchasing power. we have one institution in washington which is really operating with a policy that is

the federal reserve system, a policy men to create stock market booms, real estate booms, all to the benefit perhaps not by intention, but all to the benefit of the invest ar class, the speculative class. lou: one may defer say not a intention on part of the fed, but one cannot resist the idea this is not an accident we watch 50 million people on food stamps, an explosion on sokol security -- social security disability, and yet this population of ours, 314 million last count, last i read, they are not restive about it, it is fine.

and saying that republicans must be mind lers, they scoff at the republicans the result is a clear path for mr. obama and the left. >> one of the possible elements of the situation is that, bernanke is one thinks an ho honorable man, financing obama administration and the execkive orders designed by obama administration, to circumvent the house of representatives and the senate. we know that house and senate, itself like the food stamp i hae been bought up by influential lobbyists in washington. that leaves obama free to do as he pleases. lou: what you are talking about,

this federal reserve this administration acting either in lead or -- in league or buying offer institution and group of people. only thing varying is the price and the form of price is delivered. >> washington has been for sale for a very long time. i'm not tracking about -- talking about that which could be considered in a courtroom illegal, but amount. kind of lobbying in washingto and the influence which is eckerted by unions and teachers unions, public unions corporations, wall street, banking cartel, is a great scandal on the founders, a scanned all on those on who established a country which is supposed to have real checks and balances within the government.

lou: what to do? >> we need a new president, a new house, a new senate. we need an inspired republican party, there are a lot of outstanding gubernatorial or i should say, incumbant governors who will give i think the primary in 2016 a new life. lou: lou lehrman thank you. >> thank you, lou. lou: more on the obama economy, and the president's dwindling political influence. we take up his lame duckness in the chalk talk tonight. stay with us. >> an amateurish move, president obama asking for help from bill clinton, this time trying to sell obamacare to a reluctance public. does bubba's insist sant signal a obama endorsement for a

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we're making it. lou: the form are irs official at the heart of irs targets scandal reportedly is negotiating through her attorneys, of course, to gain immunity in exchange for her testimony before congress again. well she done really testify the first time, she just made a statement. but that is according to daily caller. she can be called back at any time. lerner retired from internal revenue service two days ago, and reportedly collecting a kushy pension more than 50,000 a year. a new study calling out president obama for havin the highest number of fake twitter followers in all of washington. according to daily mail, 53% of

the president's 37 million twitter followers are fake. inactive, counts, vice president biden has second highest. phony following, i love saying this, 46% of them are phony. and firsttlady michelle obama rounding out top 3, but her i guess you could only say hers is a matter of well, accompanying the president on this. 36% of her followers are less than real, shall we say? president obama turning to clintons yesterday to help push obamacare. less than a week before insurance exchanges are set to open, my guess now -- my gift said all this iguestsays this in plan for 2016, joining me now, ed klein.

>> great to be here. lou: this is looking a little bit like hatfields and mccoys join forces and are now -- a love circle. what is going on? >> well according to my sources everything that you see bill clinton do today has to be seen through prism of betwee 2016, hs this is an unpopular health care bill. lou: like every other democrat does not give a rat? >> you know the base actually likes this bill. and hillary will need the base when she runs for president. in 2016, he has nothing to lose by saying nice things about obamacare. but there is something else took ever since the democratic national convention he has been trying to put obama in to his

chitt, that obama owes him things. lou: you don't think that deal is already baked ? no, i know it is not, because the clintons think -- this i got from the clinton inner circle, they think that the story that the "new york times" ran about clinton foundation, which was very critical of the foundation,. lou: one would think devastating if anybody else. >> it was leaked from the obama white house. lou: the novembe nefarious son a guns. i thought they were getting along so well. >> there is a lot of friction, and bill loves showing up obama, by selling obamacare even better than obama sells it. at the whatever the clinton global whatever the hell that thing was called, he shows he is a professional and obama still the amateur. lou: you know, is there anything

that obama has done in yourment. judgment lately, whether foreign policy or doe most -- do domestc to dispel that amateur standing. >> people stop me on the street, saying you got it all wrong ui say, really, why, they say, she worse than you portray -- he is worse than you portray him, he is so inept this is from democrats out there. lou: his improval rating still says in mid 40s. >> i have a filing when american public realizes he wanted to shake rouhani's hand united nations, and rerehahny refused -- rouhani refused to shake his

hand, when a hum humiliation. lou: white house was feeding the opening language to all of the reporters, and there was no opening there was no what was the 94 expression, this -- this sideline meeting, that photo op, a discussion at the margins av the united nations, this is pure which you talk about you coined the amateur as the tighty for this administration, he is living up to it, and it is sad to watch. >> it is sad for us as americans to see our country humiliated, looked at as weak. and our enemies saying, we can take advantage, putin, who eats his lunch every day, iranians who make fools of him, syrians will be in place forever and

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[ static warbles ] lou: everything or politicians in washington do is about elections, obamacare, fight, battle over the budget. you can bet democrats and republicans alike are acting with 2014 and 2016 in full mine, democrats in particular should be concerned. because of first issue of our lame duck president, the losses have been piling up for mr. obama, gun control, immigration, syria, the list guess on, this president is desperately looking for a win. as he needs one democrats seem

to be abandoning him, a gallup poll reflects that is president's aperspectival rating among -- approval rating among democrats will always be high it is averages 78% this month, after being above 80% for two years, still high but not a good trend for the president or the democrats. election victories are usually influenced by money. but there against the news is not good for democrats, democratic par still has more than $18 million in debt from last year's election. by comparison, the republicans are debt-free, no debt. and in addition to that republicans have history and odds on their side, house is already firmly, and republican control. -- in republican control, history suggests they will remain in control. opposition party, get this, in

midterm elections historically picked up on average 27 seats, if they do, that they could potentially have a tremendous advantage of more than 50 seats in the house of representatives. in the senate democrats like to be in more trouble. republicans need to gain 6 seats next year and the same number of democrats who look to face tough races next year total 6. if you think that looks bleak, democrats will be defending 60% of the 35/ 35 say the 35 seats t next year in and republican party has gained fl 3 seats in d term elections those are reason that democrats and president obama are doing almost everything that you are watching on the evening news. as for the republicans, well, we have not quite yet figured out

what they are doing, or why. hopefully they will let us know soon. up next, senatorre ted cruz spes 21 hours on the senate floor, the a-team will join us to tell us if anyone are to be swayed. and who they are, next. stay with us. any last requests mr. baldwin? doou mind grabbing my phone

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lou: joining us now the a-team, brad blakeman, michael goodwin,

marianne marsh. we start with you, i know through -- i went through numbers that suggestion republicans need not despair, i, history on their side. i know you have to have been persuade by those numbers, what say you? >> can the republicans get their act together? you need only to watch te ted cz to know that is a bigger feat than imagined. there are many parallels between clinton presidency, and obama presidency. i predict republicans keep senate. don't underestimate opportunity to do that. lou: would you like to return americans to the moon in next 3 years. >> there are only 17 seats,ic. >>al? >> michael?

>> one thing about ted cruz, problem here for republicans is that between obama saying i will not negotiate with republicans, i only negotiate with iranians, not republicans, and cruz himself being adamant you have to defund obamacare, most republicans have nowhere to go in that fight. they know they can't win just by holding the house, that is not changing obamacare, they are stuck between cruz and obama. lou: is there something compelling about a man who will stand for 21 hours, take up all of that time to articulate ha he considers failings of obamacare, despite the fact he has three maybe 4 allies in that. that would be senator lee, senator paul and i'm looking for the other. >> rubio. lou: marco rubio, we may have seen another republican darling

implode. we saw it ith marco rubio when he aligned himself with the gang of 8. he may be seeing that with other bright light of the republican party, i hope not. for thurman. but,te cruz may have done him sf great damage or good? >>ly did himself well -- he did himself well. this is not a filibuster, there was a speech, if he used his time as a filibuster then he would have done harm, all of the attention today is on failures of obamacare, he voted to move the bill to the floor. lou: after speaking for 21 hours, in suppo of a vote, calling upon his colleagues to vote against closure, we're going deeply into the weeds about closure.

in other words wants very much to preserve 60 vote margin. and by the end wants to close debate. >> it is not enough to wish something. you need the procedure to make it happen, and votes our next -- >> it was all for two. >> our next fight is 2014, the win is at our back -- wind is at our back. lou: i am going to say this you to, and i mean this, in the most affectional respectful way possible, i don't believe that republican party, the way it is now, its thinking, its elders, its wise men, if you can call them that are capable of rounding a party of class roots middle class voters, i don't believe they understand delivery of principle and conduct of

highest order with intelligence and purpose in the american with a sit of american values, i don't believe it right now. until they show me they know what they are talking b b--ing t i have to -- talking about i have to be spectical. >> ted cruz represents tea party he is at odds with leadership of party in house and senate, is tea party going to turn out for next year's elections, if the tea party does not. that is energy of the republican party. lou: the energy the spirit. this is a parties right now, marianne, that seems, by the way, i don't think that democrats are blessed here either. i don't quite understand why the republicans can't muster the intellectual power to respond to issues to take advantage.

own care is oppose -- obamacare is opposed by 52% of americans, and president has a horrible rating on foreign policy, economics and obamacare, people are despairing of his economic judgment. advise, if you will that republicans what they should do to be competitive in 2015. 2014. >> why would i do that? lou: you are a independent intellect with a canvass of mind that would benefit all parties necessary. >> there is an old saying in politics, if you have a chance of being good and being lucky, pucpick lucky of time, right now obama and democrats are lucky. this was not about health care, of this not about texas this was about ted cruz that is what is hurts the party, you look at polls right new, people across the country, and all parties is our disgusted with washington

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