now, your hard earned tax dollars are not paying for jails that allow that behavior. it's nuts. thanks for being with us. let not your heart be troubled. greta is standing by to go "on the record" next. >> greta: tonight, what happened to affordable and easy. is it? or have you just been had? >> what is an obama care navigator? >> there is so many different sub plots and narrate ives, there. >> tens of thousands of them could be paid up to $48 an hour. >> going to be very, very exciting. but we have is to pass the bill so that you can find out what is in it. >> what this means is obama care, the government is going to hire tens of thousands of community activists, you know what they are going to be doing? registering people to vote. that is what they are going to be doing.

>> we are talking about a defactor army and registration army. >> under the guise of walking you through, navigating you through the labyrinth of how to sign up for obama care. >> if you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor. >> you and i are paying for this. >> cancer drug costs for some medicare patients and that is blamed on the sequester. >> it is not obama care, of course not. but it is the sequester. see, it is not obama care. you cancer patients are being turned away from treatment because of the sequester. because of the republicans. the republicans had nothing to do with denying cancer are patients treatment. the republicao the sequester. it was a barack obama idea. >> greta: first tonight the federal government planning to hire thousands of navigators. and no, not the lincoln suvs

but you more hugh you mans for the fed -- humans for the federal payroll. because obama care is so confusing that people can't figure it out on their own. and get this, the state of california is asking for 2,000 navigators, the human kind that could cost taxpayers up to $2 billion and that is just for one state for one year. pat buchanan joins us. we need navigators. >> this is astounding. nancy pelosi was right. we had to pass it before we he could find out what was in it. if there is 21,000 of these navigators for california that translates nationally into 140,000 of these navigators helping people decide which program to take in these exchanges and their pay is running from $20 an hour to $48 an hour. $48 an hour is almost $100,000 a year. they going to hire community organizers, planned parenthood people, union folks. and all of these -- you got an

army, greta, you have an army of stores of thousands, perhaps more than 100,000 people on the federal payroll steering these folks to the proper place using different -- being able to speak their language and as rush said correctly are you folks registered? you know, are you citizens registered? go down and get registered so you can vote. a gigantic army of pure rue crates. it is -- bureaucrats. an' norm must quantum leap in the federal labor are force. >> greta: if you don't get health insurance from your employer you you go to the exchanges and the navigators are the ones who are supposed to help you understand what are your options. not supposed to suggest one but like insurance brokers or insurance agents. the fact is this obama care is so complicated that you actually do need someone to help you. it is sort of, you can't figure it out on your own. >> let's take folks in los angeles. half of the folks living in

los angeles do not speak english in their own home. and they are going to need help in the language and understanding this. and you got these folks, how long is it going to take each of the individuals to deal with each individual they are working with? i think you have -- i think you have a train wreck coming in obama care. i was talking in the green room and you know what they are going to do is the providers are going to start losing some of their income this year. the taxes applied. the exchanges all come into effect in january. all of the navigators supposedly on the ground. 33333 stays the states have not set up exchanges. we will have a backlash to it by the election 20614. >> greta: exploding costs. if we even put that into medical care instead of the exploding costs offe administering the program. >> take the lower figure at $20 an hour and 140,000 of these folks and this they are making

$41,000. you are talking, what, $4 billion. the top figure -- you are talking i think some where between $5 billion and $10 billion. the way it was described this morning in the paper. and this is the first we heard of it. >> greta: i don't know, this -- i mean i -- i think there are a lot of problems with obama care. i didn't think it was a good idea. i don't think it as good idea to vote for a bill you never read and ship it out to are an organization to do 20,000-pages of regulation. i want people to have medical care that is the bottom line. what is astounding to me is i'm not con for instanced this is in any way going to get people better medical care or even medical care. i think it will implode on us. >> it will be enormously effective and not going to work and people are going to move down the road and say let's the go to single payor and have the feds do it all.

>> greta: wouldn't that have been cheaper? >> in this mess and enormously complex thing, i think it would have. we have the best healthcare system in the world. >> greta: but not everybody has access to it. >> but there has to be a simpler clearer easier way to do it than this thing that nobody can understand. >> greta: with the single payors if the obama administration had brought down perhaps the age of medicare. bring it down to 45 and everybody under 45 buy catastrophic. people like medicare. clean tup and bring the age down so people who can't get nines their 40s and 50s can get it. by calling it one payor they set off a p.r. war that fought against it. people like medicare. >> and it is a great deal. i have used medicare. let me tell you you something, mckinley medicare costs -- medicare costs are outrunning the contributions significantly. >> greta: because we never

cleaned it up and made a efficient. >> what about the cancer patients this morning you are reading about? >> greta: we will hear about that from the next guest. incredible. >> you are talking about rationed care and getting right down to pretty close to what sarah palin was talking about when she was talking death penalty. if you are cutting off cancer treatments for people with over 65 years old with cancer, you are signing death warrants. >> greta: both sides of the ail said in the beginning the healthcare system is a mess and they want to fix it. the problem is whether or not we fixed it or made a bigger nightmare for the nation. when you see the numbers and what is happening in the care, it is very difficult not to have a very grim idea of what is facing us. >> and you wake up this morning as we did and learn look we will need maybe 100,000 or 150,000 navigators to get folks through the exchanges. >> greta: don't forget the new irs agents because they are

administering the mandate. >> there will be more navigators than there are people working for the irs. there is not 100,000 i think that work for the irs. it is two thirds of the size of the u.s. marine corps. >> greta: do you think president obama -- >> did he understand it? >> greta: yeah, yeah. >> i wonder. if this is a bolt from the blue when it hit today and everybody is talking about it. i really wonder if any know everything that is in that bill. nancy pelosi sure didn't. some people do know what is in it. >> greta: did it come over at the h h hs level or in the bill when it was voted on? >> did they decide at hhs look, we got to get somebody to exchange the various options they have got without telling them which one to choose and they he said an awful lot of these folks won't speak the english language. we need people that can speak spanish and all of the other

languages on the west coast and the southwest. i wonder whether it was all in there or whether this is an add on. >> greta: let me talk about 2016. so much goss pitch i gossip inn about 2016. curious whether former secretary of state hillary clinton is going to run? and had she won in '08 would she have been a different president than president obama? >> yeah, i think -- well, i don't know that it would have been too much different than in terms of policies than president obama. my view of hillary and i may be dead wrong is i think her time may have is come and gone. i think her time was 2008. i think she will be close to 70 years old. if i were a young democrat for forty something and she was thinking about running and everybody drops out i would go in and run a respectful campaign against her and i think there is a real -- she was beaten by someone with a young fresh message back in

2008 when she was in her prime. i know she is popular and all that. i think when folks get to that level i think some of them they don't realize when they are not the same fighter they were when they were 25 years old. >> greta: ronald reagan, everyone thought, i mean 76, that he was finished. he came back in '80 and '84. >> i was throughout in iowa when he lost the caucuses to george h.w. bush. he said we go got the big movee did. ronald reagan was in trouble. i was nervous. i talked to john who was running the campaign and got bounced up in new hampshire. regan came back in new hampshire with mr. breen i paid for this microphone. suddenly the gipper had come back and he won that by 20 points and he was gone then.

>> greta: who do you think -- >> i was nervous, i tell you. >> greta: how about the republicans in 2016? what is your thought? >> i think both -- i think rubio has got -- rubio is young and attractive. i think rand paul has got a slice of the party. i'm not sure it is a potential majority slice. a libertarian thing. i do think there is room for a traditionalist in there if these folks go south on amnesty for illegal aliens and if they go south on same-sex marriage i think if i were in there i would not -- first i don't believe it. but i you wouldn't do it. >> greta: just want the viewers to know when you ran for president you told me if you became president you would make me an ambassador in some far away country where i could no longer hurt this country and nobody would hear from me again. >> kazakhstan. >> greta: you were going to ship me off some place.

clinics across the country are turning away thousands of medicare patients. they are blaming the sequester is. ted joins us. tell me, ted, why are the cancer centers turning away medicare patients? >> well, the problem is, greta, is that the sequester cut medicare across-the-board by 2%. and the biggest problem here with cancer clinics is unlike cutting services by 2% that physicians provide it is cutting the underlying cost of the drug. you are talking about taking a fixed cost for a drug that a cancer clinic dispenses to a patient and administers to patient and cuting that underlying cost. the problem is you have a clinic sitting there and saying i have a choice, do i continue on treating these medicare patients in the clinic as oh opposed to send them elsewhere to the hospital for the treatment for example and incur a loss with each one and ultimately not being able to

treat any of my patients because you will to have close the doors or right away think let me work with my patients as a partner and send them elsewhere for treatment. that is the intenible position clinics are faced with right now with the sequester which actually was implemented for medicare on monday. >> greta: here is the thing. i read an article today that said north shore hematology oncology associates decided they can no longer see one third of their 16,000 medicare patients. more than 5,000 of of their medicare cancer patients they say they can't see any more because of the sequester. >> so that is the problem. every practice and i was on the phone today with over 150 practice administrators from across the country. and they are almost like deer in the the headlights because no one ever thought that the sequester would get implemented and no one thought it would get

implemented for medicare and no one thought it would cut the fixed drug costs in terms of that. practices are are deciding what do they do now and it as real dilemma. >> greta: all of these medicare patients paid taxes for decades. they have been good citizens and expected their medicare and congress said when they passed all these laws that they weren't going to lay a glove on o the medicare. in the sequester they weren't going to lay a glove on the medicare but they were so stupid the way they wrote that how to they are hurting the medicare patients. there is a solution if they would exempt cancer drugs from the sequester they odd haven't to deny the medicare cancer people of medical care. we have president obama fundraiser. members of congress home in their district. some say they are doing constituent work. they are traveling around the world visiting different countries when they all should be back here in washington exempting the cancer drugs to

the medicare patients can get their chemotherapy. if they would just come back to town and do their jobs. >> we have seen a massive consolidation in the last four years before the sequester of 40 years ago we evolved this cancer delivery system so that you can get treated in your low he cal community. and now we are devolving it and consolidating cancer care back again. patients fall through treatment cracks and have to go to the hospital. unfortunately costs not only the patients more but costs medicare more none any. i agree something has to be done about this immediately before it becomes even more of a crisis than it is. >> greta: with the article that i read it says because cancer drugs must be administered by physicians they are among a handful of pharmaceuticals which covers doctor visits and subject to the the sequester cut and the only ones who can fix it are the president, the house, the senate.

they are not here in town. and we have sequester because they didn't do their job bebeginning of august of 2011. they are all out of town and the cancer patients terrified wondering if their number is up in terms of getting treatment. >> i know it is a big problem, believe me. my wife is an oncology nurse and was treating cancer patients today. i hear about it every night when she comes home in terms of the good things, the bad things that happen and the bottom line is this have really very, very serious and you are absolutely right. >> greta: ted, you know what, it is mean and selfish and all of these politicians they could fix it. exempt the cancer drugs for the medicare patients. they could all do it and they are not here in town. they cree heiated the problem -- they created the problem. it is mean and selfish. >> i totally agree this has to be fixed immediately. the good thing is at least today i have heard from numerous members of congress to say what can i do. what can can i do and i said

we -- >> greta: come back to town. >> come back to town. >> greta: stop the trips. stop the fund raising. you know, stop taking your two week vacation for the problem you created for everybody else. come back and do your job you got elected for because it is painful what they are doing to the medicare cancer patients and their familys. >> we shouldn't put cancer patients in the way of politics and that is the problem that is happening right now. we have to get cancer patients out of that. especially seniors our most vulnerable population we have to do something about it immediately. i totally agree with you. >> greta: all the congress and the white house and house and senate has to do is exempt the cancer drugs for the medicare patients from the sequester. come back and do that. ted, thank you you. >> thank you, greta. >> greta: i hope the message gets throughout. thank you, ted. >> appreciate it. thank you very much. >> greta: tonight's hot put ton issue guess what that is? it is on greta wire .com. do you think the president of

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>> greta: the obama care insurance exchanges have not even started and they are already under government investigation. the washington examiner richard pollock joins us. nice to see you, richard. >> le he sure. >> greta: what are they under investigation for? >> well, about $2 billion has already been handed out to 24 so-called nonprofit health exchange co--ops. >> greta: 2 billion? >> 2 billion with a b. this was tucked away in the obama car legislation.

one is that the government etanself says that four out of ten of the groups that have been given tax-free loans by the taxpayer are likely to fail. they are likely to default and the taxpayers are aboutin goine to pick up the default on the loan. >> that is an obama administration projection of failure. >> the white house management of budget. >> greta: they project a huge failure rate with the money before they even get start. >> these are startups and most of the groups are organized by activists who don't have a lot of experience but you they have a lot of enthusiasm. they are antiinsurance company and trying to compete with the insurance companies with these nonprofit cooperatives. >> greta: let's take a look at a couple of them. maine. this one co-op got $62 million. a problem with the ceo. he is now dead but what happened? >> he is the president co-op and president of the sponsoring

organization. reverend bob carlson was it turns out for 36 years a child molester. he had sexually abused teenagers between the ages of 11 and 18. and in november of 2011 he was confronted by the maine state police and three days later he jumped off a bridge in maine and committed suicide. four days after that the department of health and human services learned about his death. he was the president of an applicant for $62 million of loan money to set up a co-op in the state of maine. what is really interesting is that the federal government decide ised to award the $62 million four months before the maine state police even came out with their investigative report about what happened, who was implicated and it could have implicated other people in the co-op itself.

the awarding is very complete. >> greta: this is for new york, new jersey and oregon. $340 million given to sara horwitz. a long time friend of president barack obama. a union activist lawyer. raran an insurance company in w york that ranked dead last the last two years for insurance satisfaction. the national association of insurance commissioners rated this company terrible. found 78 times the national average of consumer complaints for the company. we are not even finding people are good at their work to award them the money. they are lousy at their work actually. >> what are the standards hhs employed? what are the capabilities of the organizations? who are the members. do they have expertise in insurance? are competent in insurance? none of the answers have been given by the department of health and human services. two full house committees are investigating and demanding that the hhs come clean and start talking about what are the standards they used to

award taxpayer money. >> greta: iowa and nebraska their chief financial officer of the co-op has a string of high profile failures. can't we find people who have a history of success? even if you think the co-op is a good idea, why don't we look for people with a history of success? >> these are all startups. you want to have people that have a track record of success. this guy tried to launch an amazon style health and consumer online buying service for green technologies and sustainable technologies and it was a complete flop. and he had two other -- >> greta: went belly up totally belly up. >> what is the vetting? what are are the standards? who has been giving this money? >> greta: and who has given out the 2 billion? who gives the okay? >> it is a small department of the department of health and human services. >> greta: do we he kno know ths

of people there? >> we know the games of the unit created by -- the names of the unit created by obama care but we do not know who the individuals -- >> greta: we don't even know who is authorizing the two billion dollars? >> we know only the head of the organization. we do not know the political ties and whether political favors given as oppose to the issue o competence. >> greta: chairman issa is investigating with his committee. if you think the government could not find more absurd ways to waste your tax dollars. wait until you hear how much you just paid on for a study n the correct way to use condoms. do you know what this is all about? we will tell you. stand by. welcome to the new new york state. what's the "new" in the new new york? a new property tax cap... and the lowest middle class income tax rate in 60 years... and a billion dollars in tax breaks and incentives.

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>> $423,000 if i'm not mistaken. a lot of money to spend on the correct use of condoms. >> greta: who came up with? who okayed this? >> we don't know. it is interesting. my colleague daniel helper at the weekly standard dug this up and we have been doing some follow-up reporting and haven't gotten answers to those kind of questions yet. it was in the stimulus and cree heiate nod jobs. the morn any was -- create nod jobs. the money was spent. >> greta: imagine being home and you are on medicare and getting chemotherapy but the place isn't going to take medicare. you you have all of the politicians out of town who created the sequester problem and they are watching worried their own lives and find out we spend $423,000 on condom study and created no jobs out of the stimulus money. >> this is the most absurd example you could possibly come

up with in terms of government waste. there was a lot in the stimulus. the stimulus was nearly a trillion dollars. the president later joked we didn't have as many shovel ready jobs as we thought we had. >> greta: yeah, he joked. >> go to google stimulus and waste and you can read for hours about wasteful stimulus projects. i wrote about one a couple of years ago. a couple hundred thousand dollars that went to state university of new york in buffalo to a professor studying the effects of smoking pot and drinking malt liquor at the same time as opposed to just smoking pot or just drinking malt liquor. the conclusion was after regression analyses and all sorts of serious study that you are more intoxicated if you do both at the same time. this was a serious study and stimulus money. the outrage is when you go back and look at the stimulus some of the research projects funded with stimulus money are projects that had been rejected in previous rounds but the government was so eager to get

this money out the door they were willing to fund anything. anybody who had a project. take a four year and make it a two year to meet the criteria of the stimulus and then you had your money. >> greta: i like to read about the sort of unusual studies. but do it with private money. don't take the taxpayer money and pretend like we are creating jobs when we are hurt something many americans. the cancer story got to me tonight because i feel sorry for the medicare patients because i think it is just nasty that when it is such a simple solution and they are all gone. i mean it is unbelievable. no jobs were created with some of these. >> and just you think about the way that the money cycles through the government. when you do this with public money as opposed to private money. you have to have this bureaucracy that administers the funds and tracks them and distributes them. that all costs money. you have to employ people to do these things.

>> greta: wasn't that vice president biden's job? >> sheriff joe biden. i remember listening in on a conference call when said we will not waste any money with the stimulus. now, he has the president alaska knowledging if the money wasn't wasted at least it wasn't spent quite as effectively as it should have been. by their own standards what they told us the stimulus would do, the stimulus didn't work. >> greta: i wish the politicians would just say i'm sorry. >> good luck with that. >> greta: the mystery growing in the unsolved murders of two texas prosecutors? the state of texas offering a reward for information leading to the arrest of murderers or murderers. chilling details to reporter tonya who joins us. nice to see you, tonya. >> thank you so much, greta.

>> greta: what did the eyewitness tell you she saw? >> it was a pretty amazing interview. she basically is driving to work to the courthouse and see him walking and sees a man dressed all in black with a hoodie that completely covers his face approaching him. he comes up to him and there is a brief scuffle and then he shoots him and flees in a silver sedan. she attempts to get the license plate. she is able to see the front of the car. there is no license plate. she gets behind the car are and follows for a couple of blocks and there is no license plate. she he doesn't believe there is one on the back of the car. and so she realizes hey, it is not a good idea to be following a killer so comes back and comes to h his aid. he is nottive. his eyes are open. i thought it was interesting even though she knew him it did not register who it was to h her. it was only after someone said hey, that is mark that she

realized and she told me it was just something surreal to h her what she had witnessed. >> greta: did she indicate whether or not they had even spoken which might is suggest that they knew each other? or even two people bumping into each other and an angry confrontation? anything at all to suggest anything as subtle as that? >> she really couldn't tell if there were words spoken. it was clear there was a scuffle. she never actually saw a gun but knew that there had to be because he put his hand up to his head. but again it is not clear if there were actually words spoken. >> greta: the now we have the most recent one this past weekend of the d.a. and his wife. i'm curious whether the same gun was used in those two murders. obviously it could be a coincidence. same gun or not? >> if you look at the two murders they do have differences. the first murder in public in

broad lite near the courthouse. the murder of his boss mike mcclelland and his wife were in their home in rural kaufman county. on easter weekend. and they are killed with what we believe is an assault rifle. so the -- thank you so much. >> greta: thank you very much. i hope you come back because this obviously is an investigation that is going go on at least for sometime as best we he can figure out without many clues. thank you. >> appreciate it. >> greta: coming up, north korea issuing threats. just words or this time are they serious. in the united states is taking mill tare arery precautions but what is south korea doing and is that nation worried? a live report from south korea. that's next. and in two minutes the shocking video of the rutgers basketball coach pushing players and getting fired for it. the scandal doesn't stop there. who else is in hot water?

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>> greta: tonight there are bad signs in the korean peninsula. just a short time ago, north korea moving ballistic missile with considerable range to its coast. that suggests north core rehia may be testing another missile. chico harland is live with the latest. are people in south core are >> people are taking it in stride. you have to remember that over the last two or three, four decades people here have seen crazy things from north korea and sometimes stuff that goes well beyond rhetoric. a missile test would be fairly -- would not really shake people here. but do i think they are getting a little jitterrish because kim

jong un is so unknown and some of the intensity has been a little beyond what we have seen in recent years. >> greta: the fact that it is someone we don't know. and it is interesting, i mean he keeps coming back with a different threat. and he keeps escalating it. and now you they are going to possibly do this test. i'm curious as to is the south korean military on any particular alert because we certainly sent some backup to the region. >> well, sure. and i think the south korean military feels confident that if north korea provoked such a small attack on a border island, something like that then the south korea armly would be capable of counter streaking in the first 24-48 hours by itself. after that they would need the help of the u.s. and maybe neighboring countries and it would turn into a mess. the goal really is not to be able to win a war but to prevent one.

>> greta: interesting because south korea's ship was shelled a couple of years ago and a lot of sailors were lost and south korea didn't respond at that time. do the people of south korea this time if there is a provokation do they want a strong reaction from south korean? >> they do. a really good point because last time as you mentioned they didn't counter strike. in a way the soft response though criticized helps maintain peace. south korean takes a punch in the face and doesn't come back. this time there is the political will and will among the general population to come back much harder. then we move into unchartered territory since the korean war where the question becomes if north korea is hit back do they stop and hold the line there or come back with something else? >> greta: secretary of state john kerry is going to be south korean next week. what is hoped to be achieved?

a reminder to south koreans that we stand with them? >> mostly a symbolic reminder. there could be some news that comes out of it. i don't have any indication it will be anything beyond sort of a trip that reenforces the u.s. security in the region and there will probably be some strategy eck dialogue about how to handle north korea from here on you out. things are change something quickly in the peninsula people aren't talking about days too far ahead. >> greta: hard to prepredict what they will do. hoping this will quiet down. chico, thank you. >> thanks so much, greta. >> greta: adults can do it. kids can do it. even dogs can do it. the latest craze lighting social media on fire is next. [ indistinct shouting ]

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>> greta: okay. time to hash it out. in case you are looking for something really idiotic to do this weekend. try it one. the daily mail tweeting this video. >> manic moment. a 200-mile per hour plane misses hitting woman on a runway by two feet. stupid, isn't it? the and by the way, if you

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you remember the scene from the movie, right? >> i find your lack of faith disturbing. >> enough of this. vader, release him. >> as you wish. >> greta: now, art is imtating life. check out the photos invading social media. even dogs getting into it. lighting up the internet. so who knows what is next. van susterening? who on the staff came up with that stupid one? i want names. now, your turn to hash it out with us. send us your pics. use hash tag greta on the tweets and posts and follow me he on twitter at gretawire. coming up, the video no one can stop talking about. what happens when a headless driver pulls up to a drive-thru? have to see it to believe it. and you will, next. what's droid-recognition ? understanding you clearly...

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>> greta: 11:00 is almost here it's time for last call. a man came in to pranking drive threw workers really lost his head this time. he puts on a costume that makes it look like his head has been chopped off. watch what happens. >> for this video i'm going to go through a drive threw headless. we'll see how people react to this. >> oh, my god! >> what are you doing? where your head at? >> did i just see that? >> greta: that is your last