that is my "two cents more". that is that for tonight's "willis report." thank you for joining us and don't forget to dvr the show if you cannot catch us live. we will see you back here tomorrow. [applause] ♪ lou: president obama's public approval rating has sunk to the lowest level of his presidency just one year after being reelected. his public disapproval rating has risen to the highest level of his presidency and unfortunately for the president, there is no evidence of a political or policy success either at home or abroad. the mako. ♪ lou: good evening, everyone, the obamacare train wreck in the president's efforts to mislead congress and the american people continue to take a toll on the president's popularity. a new cbs news poll measuring

the president's job job approval at a record low 37%. that is a 9% decline in just the last month. the president now has a record high, 67% approval -- disapproval, rather, which has risen 8% in one month. those horrific numbers have been attributed largely but not exclusively to the failed obamacare rollout. the same poll found only 31% approval for the president's health care law. and that number dropping through 7% of those who think the law should remain untouched. and reports today that democrats on capitol hill are as frustrated with the obamacare failure with one unnamed individual claiming president obama is even more incalculable than george w. bush. fox news today obtained e-mails that show the president's top aides were fearful that the website would be a disaster, e-mails written just one week

before the failed launch of health care.gov. >> a private e-mail sent on september 25 by cms officials to government colleagues was obtained by dear life and it references a meeting that includes chief technology officer in maryland cavanagh. when they were here yesterday, one of the thinagh. when they were here yesterday, one of the things that she conveyed was this fear that the white house had about the website being unavailable. and said that i think we should have a more complex conference and answer and president obama

said that the problems were a surprise. >> in the same september 25 e-mail, it was also suggested that officials design a more palatable way to tell the public that this site is not working, catching this issue that says the system is down and telling colleagues that i've been picturing in my mind the print and online publications, taking screenshots of what is below in revving up the hyperbole about it not being functional. for even help and human services secretary. >> it is okay, it will come back. >> that happens everyday. >> today the president award the

medal of freedom to bill clinton who recently urged mr. obama to fulfill his promise of letting people keep their health care plan if they like it. >> ungrateful for the advice and counsel. >> while the polls and are still not so funny. the latest survey from cbs news show approval of the health care law has dropped 12 points in just one month. that's what happened with the law, 40% say the law needs changes. the president continues to resist legislative fixes. instead meeting with state insurance commissioners to allow consumers to keep their plans for one year. and they defended the law by releasing a report on health care spending since the 2010 enactment. as republicans fired back at the president that the gop is

responsible. >> it's nobody's fault but millions of people are in fear of losing their existing coverage. and they are suggesting that this is high demand for most turn out to be true, and they take that that they still have a high demand for this product and they say they are going to get the website fixed in the long run, they believe that this law is going to work. lou: ed henry from the white house. a new report today, in taking timebomb over the next year. fifty to 100 million policies could be canceled by next fall. i before the midterm elections. the american enterprise institute study is a major topic

of conversation at a hearing today by the senate committee on small business and entrepreneurship. chief correspondent mike emanuel has a report. >> their employees on obamacare exchanges and today several ceos told a senate panel that they are already dealing with health care headaches. >> i was shocked when her health insurance went up 49% this year. my plan has benefits that i don't need and do not want. >> due to this one change, our premiums are now scheduled to increase by 52.3% in january january 2014. >> clearly absorbing this

expense, this is entirely on realistic. >> we are promising that the health care law actually decrease costs, but i'll be out of coverage has increased the cost. >> there are so many different products that are offered for small businesses. something for everyone. if you want zero deductible plans, it's there. and if you want an hsa high deductible plan, it's there. >> most people are saying that the american enterprise institute instituted up to 100 million policies could be canceled next year, but the true impact will be likely on the

little guy. >> it will be a surprise especially for those entrepreneurial and this includes on the new small-business exchanges. >> the thought is that employees like their current plan, they should be able to do that. lou: we have heard that somewhere before, have only? mike emanuel. stocks fell on wall street after the release of the fed minutes from last month's meeting. showing the central bank could begin tapering its asset purchases and becoming a loss. and energy reaching a deal in the oil-rich shell formation in texas. it includes 50,000 girls of oil and production from those expected to triple over the next

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lou: president obama carrying out a major issue, reversing himself on immigration. choosing to accept the house of representatives leadership on the issue and here is the president announcing that he would accept the careful incremental approach.

>> they are suspicious of comprehensive bills, but if they want to chop that thing up into five pieces, as long as all five pieces get done, i don't care what it looks like as long as it's actually delivering on the core values that we have talked about. lou: the core values, i am sure, include the national interest at border security along with verification of status to name a few. but any movement on immigration had to include advancing seven or eight immigration bills and ryan agrees with speaker boehner. our first guest says obamacare is similar to the '90s, but democrats say it is a way in which they went overboard on the size and scope of obamacare.

this includes the federation of american hospitals representing the 1700 hospitals and health systems good to have you with us, sir. >> this includes a failed website and a model that is an economic model that has been challenged vigorously.

>> you know, they obviously have a website that is very troublesome. the problem is it's not the structure, it is similar exchanges and the tax codes have been around and it was the gingrich plan and all of these exchanges were all around forever. the problem is that they basically had 50 million people on january 1, getting more medicaid coverage. 62% of americans qualify for subsidies. so it's reasonable subsidy. the one you said something important. you said 62% are eligible for

obamacare. >> that's right. including 62% of americans. the biggest one is it is not certain that is my biggest issue of all among many. lou: the idea, but they could all young people 18 to 35 overall, 2.5 million folks supported the elderly and older citizens and is turning out to be a complete disaster and will simply capsize the entire program. >> if you look back at the old bush plan, they had similar structures. so what happens is when you say some of this, magically it seems

like they have done is slowly over 10 years. lou: it is biting them, but millions of americans as well. as many as 50 to 100 million in the latest analysis, over 5 million already ended prospect 60 million people, individual policies losers. 31%, as much as 30% of the revenue as a result of this botched model and law. and what are your thoughts? >> we are the biggest private equity investor in the united states.

lou: i understand you were of all of that money of private equity funds to investors and speaking as a citizen and looking at what is posing a public policy here. >> i agree, i think it was a huge mistake from the beginning. then we have a lot of democrats to sign off and it wasn't

controversial. lou: the failure to understand the policy that affects the american economy. it suggests opportunity, but it's devastating to those two this administration reportedly wanted to help. this is madness. >> i am a fan of reasons advising, 61% from 62% of americans, but the concept behind this is probably worthy and it probably got out of control and in a partisan way and that is a fundamental problem. lou: i'm going to leave you the last word on the subject. >> thank you so much.

lou: coming up next, a grim glimpse into washington happen on the ground.

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lou: sources tell fox news that state department employees at the ben got the compound nudity were in a death trap and they made a series of radio distress calls to the cia and asked during the terrorist attack that is according to congressional sources familiar with recent testimony from five cia personnel who were on the ground this includes depicting the aftermath of that including a burning car and president obama's nominee to serve as the next homeland security secretary however, senator lindsey graham and john mccain are threatening to hold up johnson's nomination and refusing to let survivors of

the benghazi attack appear. senate rules, by the way, allow for one member to hold up any piece of legislation or an appointment indefinitely. and dozens of suspect terrorist bomb makers have inadvertently possibly been able to enter the united states as refugees. abc news obtained exclusive video of an al qaeda terrorist handling weapons and the storage locker in kentucky, where he was resettled as an iraq war refugee. the fbi has sent back to be part of insurgents in iraq. secretary of state kerry reached an agreement today to keep

troops beyond 2014 in afghanistan. it comes hours before the council of afghan elders are set to consider that deal. here we have terrorism analyst wally series, it's good to have you here. we have benjamin netanyahu meeting with vladimir putin, saying that this deal, the iranian nuclear deal is just unacceptable with the spectacle, if you will, of the united states secretary of state saying that the deal is going to be effectively done within hours. what is your reaction to what seems to be an obvious canyon of a divide between israel and the united states? >> it's a big divide.

also a divide between the united states and key other allies. the kuwaitis are not happy, on one hand, france come out of all the countries, they are very critical of that situation and let's speak about the united states. we have a consensus? when the president wanted to ask congress about bombing syria, why not ask congas about engaging with the country with the regime that has been on our list for 30 years. so yes, there is no consensus neither here or overseas and the problem is to get whatever the agreement as and the problem is that they want to give up an

agreement and use it against our allies. iraq, and syria, that is what the agreement is for, for them. lou: secretary kerry is in a difficult place. he is the front man for agreement and a strategy in which you use an agreement, effectively a treaty against our allies and a starting point for a true change of facts and events on the ground and this includes enormous acts of foreign policy stupidity. >> this is going to be one of the biggest strategic mistakes. after what was done in libya, after what we have not done in syria, this is another addition in the same direction. the regime basically has not changed direction or narratives. we should see the leaders as

gorbachev has done and say that we are letting go of that. lou: quickly touching on benghazi. >> is in line with a much bigger question. before the attack, was our assessment of that. because we have a relationship with that militia. we did not respond and after that we did not ask the bigger question should. what is the biggest relationship between the u.s. militia on the ground. >> it is probably because of that and this is now blocked so that we have a bigger information about the military

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♪ lou: president george w. bush and jay leno together again, having a good laugh at the expense of obamacare last night. take a listen. >> when the president had that heart scare, how scary was that. >> it was scary, very scary. but -- >> i was not as scared. [laughter]

>> obamacare. lou: that was a great line. most of us had to sign up for obamacare we would probably be scared unless we were members of congress, of course. we ordinary citizens have to deal with health care, m.s., frustrating, a failure, but here are a few of congress's the buffers. and let's be clear, it is then and it is us. members of congress and their staffs, well, they get a lot of face-to-face help of a personal help enrolling in d.c. health care exchanges. it really works that nicely for them. much too busy for just being regular folks. they can call a special customer service line if the insurance companies have dddicated solely to the congressional staff. consumer options under obamacare for the rest of us, of course, are few. for example, residents in west virginia, new hampshire shopping

on these changes and can only buy plants from a single company members of congress, well, they get 112 options alone. the goal, the dca stearns exchange. and then there is the issue of cost. for his magazine survey finds that the average state, obamacare will increase in premiums by 41%. the me underline that. 41 percent. but if you are a member of congress, well, this is the way that works. 75 percent of your premiums no matter how high, and there are so many. joining us now to talk about all of this, the "a-team", street journal opinion page editor, democratic strategist top republican strategist, fox news contributor, and islamic laumann. my gosh, i would have assumed that by now the republicans and democrats would have said we are

going to live under the same law as the rest of you jumps. when not? well, -- >> they claim that they said that when it passed the initial bill. there was an amendment that was supposed to force congress and their staff. president obama, the one group for whom he kept his pledge, congressman. he gave an exemption. meanwhile, as you said, millions of people being thrown off insurance. i think we really need to focus on that promise. if you like your plan you can keep it. he said that 30 of 40 times. knowing, knowing, knowing that that was a deceptive claims, that is the sort of claim that it barack obama warren actual businessman he would be facing time in federal prison. lou: let's consider and for what he is to my natural politician. tell us straight up, when he had been, do you think he would have been able to pass obamacare if he had not lied about you can keep your plan.3 do you think you would have been

reelected the year ago if he had not lied about you can keep your plan? >> of vienna said you can keep your plan of this would have blown up a long time ago. simple case of he who takes your gold makes the rules, not how you share your go with them. this is really a bad deal. if he had not live in had not been less than truthful he would not be in office today. lou: his approval rating. we are sitting here looking at 37 percent approval rating, the latest poll, we are looking at a disapproval of 57%. this is stunning stuff. and what proportion would you say is because obamacare blew up , and what proportion would you say is the president found lying over the course of more than three years to the american people. >> i think it is all of the above. i even think of the president did not lie about you can keep your health care plan we still would have obamacare. nancy pelosi has been the best speaker of the house, she kept

her members in line. nancy still line about you can keep your plan. >> every democrat in the senate, and something like half of until exactly the same lie at one. another. half of the then 60 democrats. lou: they seem to be vulnerable in those rare states. we will be right back with the "a-team". youtube in join the discussion. check out "a-team". of course we keep a list of all of the lies assisted with obamacare and its failures. up next, the president's three energy in that. you thought it gone away. no. another potential solyndra-like scandal. millions of taxpayer dollars on the line. i misspoke, hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars on line. we're coming right back. stay with us. ♪

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advising public-relations officials to use average looking women when discussing females in the military according to army specialist colonel when that are hard who wrote the internal army male. and please. i am quoting. in general ugly women are perceived as confident well pretty women are perceived as having used their looks to get ahead. now, you would be corrected you inferred that that has set off something of a firestorm in the u.s. army. the e-mail meant to give guidance about how armies but people should talk to the press about the army's integration of women. republican senator jeff sessions is warning that we may have another scandal on our hands. solar city, california based solar company, aren't they all, receive nearly $850 million in loans as startup money from the obama administration. it has also lost more than $300 million of the last five

years. solar city is linked to high profile obama donors just like among men tesla motors ceo. and apologizing after a store in southern california stirred up controversy labeling some of its rivals as fiction. a local pastor made the discovery to a look the country posting a picture expressing his outrage, costco now says the distributor mislabel a small percentage of the bibles before they were sent to the store. back with the "a-team." want to ask you, with everything that we are watching, obamacare, foreign policy, the secretary of state indirect contention with our allies and proposing preposterous tonight seems to me treaties, why isn't there more of rage in this country? >> well, i think that people i focused on that day to day. keeping their jobs, paying there

bills. they are not paying attention. in 2014 they will. we will see more of rage when people go to the ball. lou: i get a kick out of young people expressing sticker shock that the cost of obamacare as if they really believed the great leader was going to a bring them all of the cookies and shiny things that they inferred that you would. what is going on? >> they believe it. they got a slap in the face. wait until they figure out that the iranians really want to kill all of us. when this thing gets done, if it works out a way that they want we are really going to be in bad shape. >> it is a lesson to the young people. we always like to see young people learn. why there's not more of rage. lou: many people. i think there is plenty of outrage about domestic policy which is part of why there is not more average about foreign policy. our attention has been turned in with the past few years.

lou: who the hell are we that we seem to be so vulnerable to bright and shiny things like tv, national media. all of the nonsense, the circus. i mean, don't we have anyone left? who really wants to insist irrespective of party or radiology that the government actually works for people? >> quality profile in courage because it does that happen that often. we were talking about this. we don't have people today regardless of the partisan position who will stand up for america in a way that makes sense until the truth. that is a serious problem. >> at some point once we have more people on the government old people will stand up and take notice. some of the outrage that we have seen in the past like occupy wall street and other protests, those protesters were paid or lobbied to go out and do this. that was false outrage.

lou: outrage and astroturf. in 2010. it turned out it was really not to get the democrats turn out of office. >> and then to get them to stick the irs on the tea party. you would not want to repeat your mistakes. thank you so much. thank you very much. thank you very much. up next, he took on the unions, forced into a recall election. he won both times. he won a great deal more. governor scott walker of wisconsin joins us. you'll be talking about his new book, and intimidated. and he certainly is. we're coming right back. ♪ [ female announcer ] what if the next big thing, isn't a thing at all? it's lots of things. all waking up. connecting to the global phenomenon we call the internet of everything. ♪ it's going to be amazing. and exciting. and maybe, most remarkably, not that far away.

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lou: my next guest step on public-sector unions in 2011. he won, faced a recall election, one command he now says in his new book, real in government coming from the state cannot from the federal government. joining us now is the governor of wisconsin, scott walker, his new book is unintimidated, a governor story in the nation's challenged. we recommend the book you highly. good to have you with this. >> great to be with you. thank you very much. lou: your story in wisconsin i think is certainly unique. what you have managed to accomplish there is certainly commendable as well as unique. the unions, where do you stand now? you have overcome odds, overcome massive political power against you. where the stand now? >> well, we want our second election in the same term. most important for the people of

wisconsin of reforms are looking. this december, our third consecutive year of property tax is going down on a median value home. the three a half billion dollar budget deficit that has become a surplus. along with cutting taxes we have improved the economy, may strategic investments and education and higher education. a much better place to live in all because we made prudent decisions to a half years ago. lou: tough decisions. you argue principles are critically important. polls less so. you are a living example of what you are trying to communicate to the republican party. what is the reaction from the party establishment to your book, to your thinking, and to your counsel to a party that desperately -- if i can put it this way -- desperately need some guidance. >> not only wisconsin, but around america, there are 30 states that now have republican leaders as governors and nearly

as many that have republican legislative majorities. the message, whether the tea party patriots our weather is the establishment republicans are anything in between is the real reform is happening in the states. -should be a model for what we need to do nationally because we're optimistic, speaking in terms of relevance and most importantly we have the kurds to act on the conventions. lou: now the wall street job of reporting that your campaign, a number of groups, specifically in the recall election are now being subpoenaed by a special prosecutor. tell us about that. your thoughts? >> well, certainly nothing is ever dull. in this case any time we get near an election is seems to be quite a bit, they get even more exciting. but it is one of those. what they said in the "wall street journal" this past weekend is about as much as i

know right now. it will not distract from our efforts to push forward with even bigger reforms, tax reform, education reform, the big thing is the entitlement reform, all the things that we talk about in detail and hopefully give inspiration. lou: i don't use that word, inspiration, very often. i am delighted that you have used it because the american people right now are not being despite by their -- inspired by their political leaders. both democrats and republicans. how do you go about that? to inspire now as this administration produced has seemingly abdicated responsibility your interest in creating jobs and a growing economy, carrying out its basic responsibilities of governments. >> part of a we talk about in the book, there is a big contrast, one that was missed out this last presidential election. the defining factor is the president and his allies measure success in large part based upon how many people and dependent on

the government, food stamps, medicaid, employment compensation. we say as conservatives, the center-right voters across america should define success in government by just the opposite, how many people and no longer dependent because we haven't power them with the skills that they need to get the job that they deserve with the dignity that comes from working in the private sector. that is true freedom and prosperity. we should be the ones pushing that. we should put our power in the hands of the people. lou: you reference in the book and number of times, chris christie talking about what he did in the states, taking on the teachers' union in reforming public pensions. do you think that he is as strong and viable candidate for the party? >> i think any of the 30 republicans, i mentioned christie, bobby general, rick perry, susanna martinez, one of the great things in america today, we should be optimistic

all across this great country, particularly in battleground states, states that the president carried in the last presidential election in, there are reforms -- reform-minded republicans leading and state governments and those of the people who should be helping to lead our country. we need to step up and take a larger presence. those are some of the takeaways we mention in our booking greater detail. lou: in the book is entitled and intimidated. and i love the title, by the way. are you going to run for president? >> i am up for governor next year. will focus on that, not just because i am on the ballot in 2014 because when i put out in the book is that many of the key battleground states in america were ultimately states where democrats control everything. the chief reason given the legislative branch, we flipped all those things, wisconsin and a lot of my neighboring states. that was the key to our success. the reason i say we should focus on 41st as we can hold the

house for republicans, elect particularly with the failures of obamacare, reform-minded people. then after we do that we can put a new chief executive in nationally will help us lead the cause. we have to do it focusing on 141st. lou: do you believe the party is ready? is there this time on my 2012 a ground operation? is there this time a national strategy, one that is specific with tactics seeking a real assessment of what would be the desired outcome, as you said, told the house, to take the senate and prepare for 2016. >> i think that there is. i hope that the party across the country and in particularly in key states will model what we did in wisconsin. we talk about it in the book. between january of last year and june 5th, the help of the national party, state party, and my campaign, we make more than

four and half million voter contacts in comparison to above 800,000. that is connecting with real voters across the spectrum, why we went with a bigger percentage we can do it across america. lou: it is a lesson for the republican party. unintimidated. governor chris christie, a conservative. are you? >> no. but i like to think of myself as a reform-minded conservatives believe the are is not just for republican. it is for reformer. we did it back in the 90's with things like welfare reform and school choice reform. we need to do it with the entitlement reform, budget reform, tax reform, and many other areas. that is what we do in wisconsin. that is why i hope will do all across america. lou: the book is unintimidated, on the bookstore shelves now. governor, we thank you for being

with us. terrific to talk with much luck with the book. >> thank you. good to be with you. lou: that is it for us tonight. thank you for being with us. good night from new york. ♪ ya know, with new fedex one rate

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