facebook. there we've posted interviews from the show. and on there we've posted the interview with the irwins. thanks for watching everybody. i'm megyn kelly. this is the kelly world. no excuse for the problems. >> team obama in full damage control mode. >> do you know when he first knew that there was a problem? >> well, i think it became clear fairly early on the first couple of days that -- but not before that, though. >> is he clueless or is kathleen sebelius lying to cover his tracks? a low level aide is fired for what? >> what difference at this point does it make? >> six months delay, it's not going to make any difference.

>> he gets threatened by a top obama adviser. >> i got a call from someone at the white house who absolutely bludgened me on it. >> and ainsley the tries to sign up for obama care. and welcome to this busy hannity tonight as the obama care rollout spirals out of control, the president, kathleen sebelius, jay carney and everyone else is hoping that we'll finally buy their ridiculous talking points. now unfortunately that is not going to happen and we'll explain why democrats are now calling for the overhaul to be delayed. plus she won't call it quits. there's ainsley, she is back to try for a fourth time on live television to sign up for obama care. ainsley? >> it was launched october 1st. this is our fourth week trying. the first week we got through

the first page. the second week we got into page two and three. this is page three. we also got through page three last week. let's see if we can get to page for today. >> this is the page that asks if you like italian food. >> now we're putting salad. because we think health care -- >> put salad. put seaweed in there too. go ahead. >> let's check this and see if we can create the account. no, here we go again. week four, and we're back to square one. your account couldn't be created at this time. the system is unavailable. we're going to keep trying. see the try again? clicking on it -- >> it takes you back to the italian page? >> no. this is the page before that, where you put your name and where you live and you're

female. kicks you back to the beginning. we'll keep trying. >> as frustrating as it is, keep trying. we'll check back. hhs secretary kathleen sa be bealous is trying to save face. >> i think thayer certainly are some challenges. it could be smoother. it could be easier to access. and that's what we're working on. nobody says the site is working the way we want it to. certainly the president acknowledged that yesterday. no one could be more frustrated and i am that this isn't smooth. >> the president did say three was angry about this. do you know when he first knew that there was a problem? >> well, i think it became clear fairly early on, the first couple days that -- >> but not before that, though, not before october 1st? there was to concern at that point in the white house or at hhs? >> i think that we talked about having testing going forward,

and if we had an ideal situation and could have built a product in, you know, a five-year period of time we probably would have taken five years. >> wait a minute. president obama didn't bother to ask if his prized health care law would work on day one? i find that hard to believe. we now have cold, hard truth that the president lied to you the american people when he promised this. >> under the reform we're proposing, if you like your doctor, can you keep your doctor. if you like your health care plan, you can keep your health care plan. and if you do have health insurance, we'll help make sure that your insurance is more secure. if you like your health care plan, you can keep your health care plan. if you've got health insurance through your employer, you can keep your health care insurance, keep your doctor, keep your plan. if you like your health care plan, you'll be able to keep your health care plan, period. >> there's a new report that one

florida company is canceling over 300,000 policies. now according to keiser health news, health plans are sending hundreds of thousands of cancellation letters to people who buy their own coverage who want to keep what they have and forcing them to buy more costly policies. austin, president said you could keep your own plan. i want you to look into the eyes of all our florida viewers tonight and tell them why they can't keep their own plan. >> now wait a second. first -- >> wait a second what? how about answering the question? >> that was a request, not a question. the, you're taking quotes from days before the republicans changed the plan. so you need to be a little fair. in many -- republican, whoa, whoa you're going to blame that

on bush now? >> they put the grassly amendment in it. now in many of the cases in which people are saying they dropped the plan, they're being offered plans that give -- >> the president said if you like your plan you can keep it. and by the way, he also said the arm family -- >> if he gives you a better plan for less money, why are you can complaining about that. >> you say less money, 45 out of 50 states are seeing premium increases. >> no. >> no, no, no, yes. >> over the last years. >> no. the average male is increased, average female 62%. >> that's not correct. >> it is correct. look at the screen, you can see the increases. >> ari, let me give you an example. my mother is retiree.

she had private insurance through ibm. they dropped it. she's in her 80s. she has to sort out all her options she was told to drop her plan because ibm did. they're changing plans and putting people on the exchange or giving them a lump sum and telling them to buy the market. but it is not what the president promised. >> you know something? i'm giving you facts and figures. i'm giving you heritage numbers here. there's been -- if you haven't been reading the papers, austin, what's happening to ari's mother -- >> ari's mother is 80 years old. >> did the president say he'd pay less or more. >> that doesn't have anything to do with obama care. >> do you think if it wasn't for obama care that ibm wouldn't have dropped her? they did it because of obama care. the government will do it for you. >> that is medicare, that is not

from obama care. that is not related. that is a different program. >> it's a private insurance policy on top of medicare. >> shawn, you had people on the show who said they were dropping coverage. >> the president had 13 people behind him that touting obama care and three were signed up. >> and if it wasn't for obama care, ibm would still be offering these plans to their retirees. they got insurance on top of medicare. because medicare doesn't pay for everything. >> i want to go through this slowly. so the president said, ari that people could keep their plan. the latest estimates it's three times the amount he quoted. there is an increase of $7500. a $10,000 swing. >> it would bring the health care down. we haven't seen evidence of

that. but the fundamental change is adverse selection. the people who take the time to sign up are the people who need it the most. and that young, healthy people that we need to have contribute to an insurance pool will not. that's why this kink is such a bad problem. we want people to get it, but if the price is that insurance premiums skyrocket for the rest of us, it's a death spiral and health care's broken. >> you know, austin, we're friends, i like you, i like talking to you, i like the little bets we make -- >> you still owe me money. >> i gave you a gift card to ruth chris's steakhouse. all this evidence is out there, and you're just in a state of denail. >> i'm not in a state of denial. >> you're in a complete state of

obama denial. >> i said what stat would come out that would make you decide that what you were saying was not true. but you refuse to acknowledge those. so if i showed you that health care costs have risen slower in the last two years than at any two year period in 50 years, would that be a piece of evidence? but you don't accept that. >> austin, i have a question for you. you were on the inside. so you now the dynamics of how the obama operation works. why wouldn't they be told ahead of time of all the problems? >> i don't know. i couldn't tell from that interview what she was describing. i would think that they would go through -- the president would be doing beta testing, obviously of the program but would be apprised. i don't know. that was the only ten second reference to that. >> you're an honest guy. can you name any private company

that having three years to prepare for the launch of a website and $634 million, would the person responsible for that launch in the private sector be fired? >> i know if demand was so high, that would not be a sign that it was no good. >> in this case, it's not a band. >> they brought in somebody to focus to try to get the website working. the program itself. >> so you don't think kathleen sebelius should be fired. >> obviously that's not my decision. >> i didn't ask if that was your decision. i asked if she was incompetent, if she should be fired. >> she is about the only person left in america with job security. >> by the way, they fired a guy at the white house who tweeted that valerie jarrett was an air

hid. that's an offense but -- an official is fired for ts under an alias, but we have our own list of those who should have been pink slipped. mike lee is with us and we'll check in on ainsley. she's on a mission, mission impossible. she's trying a fourth time tonight. will she successfully be able to seen up for obama care. and a hannity student audience. how account government rollout of obama care be that bad. that's 10:00 eastern right here on fox. [ male announcer ] it is more than just a new car... more than a new interior lighting system. ♪ it is more than a hot stone massage. and more than your favorite scent infused into the cabin.

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one thing we've learned over the years from the administration is that they rarely hold anybody accountable for their failures, however, tonight we can report it's finally happened. it's nobody you've ever heard of. it is jofi joseph. he was fired after being exposed as the tweeter. some took offense at some of the messages that he sent that were critical of the commander in chief and others. this is a ridiculous accountability at the lowest levels. why hasn't health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius been fired for the rolout of obama care. >> was lois lerner placed on

paid leave. and then there as eric holder who lied under oath about fast and furious. holder, he still has a job. and speaking of officials that were caught lying. why wasn't hillary clinton ousted for the benghazi terror attack that left these four americans dead? these are people who should be held accountable for failing the american people. not some low level bureaucrat who posted a bunch of stupid messages on twitter. he complained about valerie jarrett, he said something bad about her and he's gone. what's your reaction? >> this is something that's symbolic with big government. it's the little guy who gets fired. jofi joseph was fired. but people are protected

interest really bad things, things like benghazi and fast and furious. this is symbolic of what big government does. those who are wealthy remain wealthy and relatively prosperous. lots of times they again even mo, they get more wealthy and more powerful. >> he put up a stupid tweet. was huma wearing beer goggles the night she met anthony wiener. just stupid stuff. this is not fireable to me. just sit down, talk to human resources. let me play for you kathleen sebelius, and she was asked why didn't you send in the a-team. they keep saying we're going to send in the a-team, why didn't they do that in the beginning? >> right now we've asked all of our contractors to look at their

teams on the ground and bring in their absolute a-team, and i am confident that that is happening every day. >> the contractors didn't do such a great job so far. >> well, i -- >> why didn't they bring in their a-team in the first place? why are we saying now in three weeks bring your a-team? >> that's a good question from a liberal network. >> it's an excellent question and the question is made more poignant by the fact that not only did they not bring in the a-team initially, but they didn't bring in the b team or the c team or the d team. they brought in a team that by all accounts by any objective measuring stick failed miserably. and they have a lot of questions in connection with this. how was it that the bidding process resulted in this award going to a canadian company that

was going to do such a horrible job on this. why didn't they follow the bidding processes? >> no bid. how about americans who are looking for jobs right now. we have the lowest labor participation rate in decades. let me play for a call. i've called three times. i called the 800 number. and each time they referred me back to the broken website which ainsley is trying to get on, and it doesn't work. so yesterday, this was my third call. can you hear the super advisouo the background saying shut him down. who's the guy in the background, why can't i talk to him directly? >> shut him down. >> caller: shut him down he said. you're supposed to work for the government, isn't he? he's supposed to be public servant. i'm a citizen of the united

states, you know, why did he say shut me down. ask him? can you ask him that? hello? >> okay. you, if you have any questions, you could talk to our advanced resolution team, they'll call you back in two business days. >> they're going to call you back in two business days. they tell you to go to the broken website. how can you spend $634 million for this. help me out, senator. and not get fired? >> and then they have the audacity to tell the subordinate worker, shut him down. these are the people who are now being put in charge of our nation's health care system, of 1/6 of our nation's economy. so if you've been to the dmv lately, you're probably getting some feel of what it's like to work with the health care system moving forward under obama care unless we do something to stop

it. this is why people are calling out for something to be done. >> did you see alan grayson's e-mail with the picture comparing the tea party to the kkk? he said there's overwell williamiwillia -- overwhelming evidence. this is incendiary language that has been used. all the comments made during the government shutdown, what is your reaction to this? >> well, mr. grayson is reflecting a certain reckless disregard for the truth. he's engaging in false and deflam tory speech. and that's the kind of speech that is not protected. this is horrible, irresponsible action on his part. and he owes the american people a profound apology. racism is a very serious allegation, and to throw that

around without any truth to that is utterly responsible and his voters need to hold him accountable. >> senator, i know that ted cruz got an eight and a half minute reception when he went back to texas. but some of the establishment in utah might be trying to change the rules to hurt you. i was a little disappointed when i was reading that some republicans are attacking you for the number one promise that you maid in the campaign. what is your reaction to that? >> this is what happens. this is what it feels like when you try to stand up to the establishment. we do have a battle between the washington, d.c. establishment and the american people. i ran to stand up to the establishment for the people. and i intend to do it regardless of whether the establishment likes it. >> history's going to prove you right on this. i promise i'll do everything i can do. we'll go out to utah.

we'll have a big tea party out there. and we'll remind them why you were elected. how's that? >> wonderful. thank you. when we come back, we'll check in once again. there's ainsley. we're back on page three again. four weeks now after the launch of healthcare.gov she still can't sign up. we'll find out where she is when we come back. plus, we'll talk to a harvard grad who calls the website a technological disaster. he's going to explain how he could have done all this for about a million bucks. beckel got a nasty call from an obama vadvisor after he dare to say they ought to delay the rollout. [ male announcer ] crabfest ends soon,

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. welcome back to hannity. time to check in with ainsley to see if she's had any luck. >> we just got this great idea. we're going to try it on three different devices. we're at the same screen. i did try again. no dice. we're going to try one more time at create account. no good on that one. >> maybe they don't like you. >> yeah. maybe it's me. create account on this. what do you think, no? >> no. >> what do you think? >> guys, that's ainsley's private cell number, right

there. what have we got? >> please wait, please wait, no. >> i feel like we need some sound effects, wau, wau, wau. >> they were saying it's not people like us that are going to sit here all day to log on. it's the elderly people who are trying this. i'm sure they are frustrated because many of them need their health care. >> that is the big point for them to be frustrated, when you consider the hundreds of billions of dollars spent, it's crazy. my next guest describes the obama care website as a technological disaster and here to explain how he would solve this mess, president of fms, a software development company. very nice to meet you. >> very nice to meet you. thank you for having me. >> you're a harvard grad, a computer whiz, can i say that?

>> yes. >> you tried to log on at 5:30 the first day. >> i was excited the first day. i wanted to get an insurance quote. i have to boy uy insurance. i wanted to si to see how my po compared. >> you're up at 5:30. >> some strange r that. so i went on. and as i went through the process i was just aghast at how awful the process was. the questions that they were asking, the personal information that they were asking when i just wanted to get a quote. i didn't want to apply. i just wanted to know what was available and how much it cost. >> did you get that? were you able to get there? >> no, i wasn't able to get there because as i was using it, the system kept crashing on me. and as soon as it started crashing, i was like oh, my god. this is not ready for prime

time. the types of crashes i was experiencing had nothing to do with too many users. it was just bad. >> we now know that the test, they couldn't get a few hundred people on. you do this for a living. i can barely download an app. you went to harvard. you're a smart guy. you have your own company. what did they do wrong? >> well, they had developers who had never been paid to create software before. it was really amateurish. it looked like their first job. the programming was really bad. it looked like it wasn't tested. even if they had programmed it properly and tested it, the design was wrong. >> so fixing it isn't going to work? >> well, this idea that we're going to tweak it over the weekend or throw some more hardware on it, is missing the boat. there are some fundamental things that need to change, and things that can be done to make

it easier to use. they haven't thought about the buying process. people don't just zip through this like they're buying a book, right? you need to figure out whether your doctor's on it, whether you want a high deductible, low deductible, do all those comparisons. >> they sent this out, $634 million. if they came to your company, could you have designed a better system? seriously. you could have, right? >> right. i don't know all the specifications, but clearly they spent a lot of time and money doing things that were probably unnecessary. i mean, $600 million. i don't know what the number. i was just playing around with $200 million. right? $200 an hour is a million man hours. 500 man years. >> and they had three years to do this. >> 1500 man years. >> if you and some of your colleagues that you work with on a regular basis. if i said that you need to build

the system, what do you think it would cost? >> i would need to understand all the pieces they're trying to do, but to create something that would allow people to compare plans, estimate a subsidy and pick one and apply for the real subsidy, if that costs more than a million dollars i would be embarrassed. i've built much more complex systems than this. this is just filling out a paper form on a computer and getting a subsidy. it's not that complicated. >> wow, wow. i want to hire you. you should go in and fix this thing. you're the guy. >> you've got my number. i'm sure the president's connections can get my number too. >> oh, the president watches the hannity program. thank you. really appreciate it. and up next, the tide's turning? now a top senator is calling for obama care to be delayed. but she's not the only one on the left changing their tune. >> it's worth it to get it right

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welcome back to hannity. the tide may be turning against the president and his train wreck of a health care law because high profile democrats are urging for a delay. jeanne shaheene. and then there's my next guest, fox's own bob beckel. he turned some heads when he said this.

>> it is clear to me that the people this is meant to help, because it is now so screwed up architecturely that they can't get their benefits now that it is worthwhile taking six months or a year off to get it right. >> he received a phone call from a former white house official who absolutely bludgeoned him for that remark. isn't that the way? to be attacked from thugs from the windy city? how are you? >> i'm good. how are you? >> good to see you both. >> who bludgeoned you? >> i can't say who it was. >> come on. who bludgeoned you? >> i called as i often do, i think it's a good idea to think this through. >> tell us who said it. >> that's what you want.

i'm not going to say that. >> what did the person say? >> what they said was bob, why are you going out and doing this? of all people, why are are you doing this? i would say i would take a step back from this because there are volatile senators, the house, why do you need to have this? >> democratic senators are the one saying no. >> do you blame them? >> now when the person called you from the white house, did they say you've got to stop listening to that andrea tan tear row? >> it was a person who occasionally yells at me. >> an obama guy. >> no, a nixon guy. >> i'm asking you. it was a very highly placed

person. we would all recognize the person's name. >> yes. yes. >> is it dead fish? >> is it dead fish? >> just remember this. leave the gun and bring the ca noli. >> i could beckel bob, but i won't beckel bob. that means when we talk about stuff during the break. and i'm not going to do this because he told me who it was and i will not tell. >> can you tell me off the air? >> yes. >> if they'd listen to bob he'd be helping a lot of democrats. i'm grlad they're not listening. i'm glad they're sticking by this bad idea because the political fallout is going to be horrible for them. >> this is just the beginning. i don't think there's any way to continue without delaying the individual mandate or by delaying the tax. there's no way they can tax people for something they can't

purchase. >> are they going to wait too long, though? >> here's the problem. she's exactly right. she took this to court. and you're getting people taxed for something you can't get. that's a tough one for the courts to deny. but more than that is that, i still believe that the system is a good one. i think the delivery so far has not worked out. but now you have marco rubio's got a bill up. and it is a pretty attractive bill for democrats. the only way it stops is that harry reid's going to say absolutely -- are you paying attention to me? what am i, a potted plant? >> i figured out who it is, by the way. and i'm not going to bust you. >> you're sitting there looking off to the side. >> i'm -- there's nobody home to see you. my audience thinks you're nuts. >> then why the hell you have me

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welcome back to hannity. the self proclaimed, most transparent administration in history, they're having an awfully hard time of answering questions about the health care website. jay carney is either dodging

questions or referring reporters to hhs for the answers he should be giving. pay attention to the very end. >> i am not a computer expert. i don't build websites. when it comes to contractors and testing and all that sort of thing, i would direct you to hhs. i'm not familiar with the testing that was done. i would refer you to hhs for that. i don't know about any specific tests. and i would send you to hhs. i would refer you to them. at this point, i just don't have more information. i would refer you to hhs. the budget for this is something that is at hhs, including the expenses relate to the website. beyond what i just confirmed and announced, i would refer you, beyond those details about what jeff will be doing, i will refer you to hhs. i would address your question to hhs. i don't have that information. and this is an operation being run by hhs. i would refer to hhs about what

they have and what they're able to provide. >> reporter: has anybody helped somebody without insurance to help the situation? >> wow, just walked out. my next guest is growing accustomed to the ducking and dodging. joining us now for the american urban networks. how are you? >> i'm fine. thanks for having me. >> i saw that, and i was like, wow. right in the middle of your question, he could have said april, i'll talk to you tomorrow or later. nothing. he just walked away. what was your reaction? >> anytime you are in the pressroom, you're always pressing for answers. and i saw that many of my fellow journalists were trying to get answers. and i try to go in a different route, but at the same time jay carney had said good-bye. i was asking, i was hoping he

would come back to the podium. he did kind of smile. i did come back today and tried to get more answers. >> did you get them? or did you get referred to hhs again? >> i will be talking to hhs and any one who has information. just for the record. a lot of administration and even with this administration, i heard your lead in talking about the most transparent administration. at some point all administrations hunker down and bunker down. it's about what information you want to release. that's for all administrations, but this is a very big issue. and they're trying to make sure, one, that they're getting it right. and two, that they're giving out the right information. they're really playing damage control because they did not understand the bigness of this whole thing when people, people have overwhelmed the system,

overwhelmed the administration by the entry in this. i would say -- >> i agree with you. there's a point that every administration gets sick of. they don't want to answer. but the problem is -- and i'm sure you saw these ads that they're putting out there. they've got a happy guy and a happy girl. i'll play it for you. have you seen it? >> i have not seen it, but i want to hear it. go ahead and play it. >> we're wrapping it up. but there's a point to get there. my question to you is, at what point do you feel like you're kind of being lied to here? do you feel like that? >> can i tell you something? i've been doing it 16 years. and you do get to the point where you're tired of the spin. you say there's propaganda, for the president of the united states to talk about his system and the glitches or the kinks in his system, he's acknowledged

there's a problem. so you can watch the videos and say whatever you want about the videos, but we do know there's a problem. and that's one of the reasons they're trying to do this grassroots approach. there is a definite problem with the website. but they're trying to play damage control. >> let me play it for you. now look at what the white house put out. this is pretty funny. >> my name's daniel, and i'm going to college for computer science. i enrolled in a plan on healthcare.gov. i wanted to sigh if could i do better on the health insurance marketplace. and i did. once i was on the site it was pretty easy for me to pick plans. because of my income as a student, i only pay about 70 bucks a month. getting coverage at this price, i'm thrilled. i'm covered. >> you can be covered too. >> i'm thrilled. it was great. it was easy. i saved money. that's not what's happening to most people.

>> you're absolutely right. i'm hearing hours, delays. but at the same time, you know, the white house is not acknowledging -- there's some problems with the website. and what we're understanding, without them giving the technology, there's a capacity problem. there are log-in problems, problems all over the place. they're trying to work it out. they're excited about this major piece for this administration, but you've got to remember, they're trying to save it from all the critics. it's amazing to see the number of people who are uninsured in this country who want insurance. and they're not ready to provide it at this moment through the website. but through the phone and grassroots efforts they are. >> but even the phone tells you to go to the website. and the prices are higher in 45 out of 50 states. this is deep. april, listen.

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we really appreciate it. start your weekday morning with ainsley, 5:00 to 6:00. that's all the time we have left this evening. that's all we have tonight. let not your heart be troubled. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. this is a fox news alert a seismic shift on obama care sentiment on capitol hill. now seval democratic lawmakers president obama allies are calling for heads to roll. but that's not all. also breaking tonight democrats up for re-election 2014 are scrambling to find solutions to the problem of that crumbling web site including many of them calling for the extension of the enrollment period. but there is more stunning news tonight. some democrats even calling for a delay of the individual mandate. moments ago we spoke with senator ted cruz. senator, nice to see you, sir. >> greta, it's always nice to be with you. >> a lot of big news today democrats having sentiment towards obama care. at least a lot of them