we'll go get drupg abonk. >> yes, i have. >> thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for special report. i'm chris wallace here in washington. greta goes on the record right now. a new fix or another fumble? >> the rollout has been rough, that's on us. that's on me. it's on us. we fumbled the rollout. >> it's not just a broken website now. it's a broken pledge. >> two fumbles on a big game. i said that i would do everything we can to fix this problem and today i'm offering an idea that will help do it. >> no one can identify anything that the president could do to keep his pledge that is both legal and effective. >> think of a belt and suspenders. what the belt will put forth will be one and what we will do will be the other. >> what we see is a political

band-aid, it is not a solution. >> insurers can stepped the current plan that would otherwise be canceled into 2014 and americans whose plans have been canceled can choose to reenroll. this fix won't solve every person for every person. >> let's be clear, the only person to fully protect the american people is to scrap this law once and for all. there is no way to fix this. >> good evening, greta. >> of course the main question, what does this do for the people, those who have had their policies canceled. second question, what does it do for president obama politically. third, about those in the 2014 midterm democrats. so let's start first with the substance of what president obama said today. what do you think? >> this does little or nothing for people who have had their plans canceled. these plans have gone away. these companies have spent several years preparing themselves to bring all of their plans in to compliance with the

requirements of the affordable care act. and these plans were not comp compliant and were canceled. what company will bring back a plan knowing it has one year and then it will have to cancel it again. this is all about politics. state insurance commissioners get it. we've had the washington insurance state commissioner say we're not going to do this. it'sle not clear what authority the president has to do this. so what it will do for people is action or nothing. these plans are gone and few of them will come back. >> i raised the question the president's authority. for all the law students out there, 1952 case which probably the case we'll all be talking about the next few days about whether the president has overstepped his -- he's the one who is supposed to execute the law. but can he legislate it, which is of course the purview of congress. that will be a hot discussion. >> right. this will also cause higher premiums in 2015. because what's going to happen is if people somehow find a way to stay in a nonqualified plan,

that means that it will probably tend to be younger and healthier and hence the population that goes to the exchanges will be what we have a hint of, which is older less healthy. between february and june of next year, insurance companies have to figure out what their premiums will be for 2015 and they will look at a population that justifies a higher premium. and as a result, anybody who then tries to stein ign up aftet would maypay a higher premium. president obama said today i like my red state democrat senators and i want to try to keep them. but it's all about politics. kick the issue beyond the 2014 election and all those people who lost their policies thus far, if there's any way they can get help bacthem back, they wil them again in 2015. >> he actually sort of dumped it on the individual state commissioners. he basically said here is the

fix, here's what i want to do. you state commissioners carry it out and if you don't, it's on you. >> exactly. and that allows him to blame somebody else, blame the insurance commissioners and blame the insurance companies. there is one other thing about this that caught my eye. here is the three page letter that the cms, centers for medicare and medicaid services sent out today. on page three is a thinly described illegal bribe. it says though this transition policy was not anticipated by health insurers when setting rates, the risk corridor program should help unintended revenue. the risk corridor program is a program you can get on cms risk corridor program and drawdown this document and look at it yourself. but what it says is that for the transition from where we were to the affordable care act, the federal government can give money to insurance companies to

help them adjust and stabilize some of their premium payments if they get too many sick and older. but it has to be for qualified health plans. on the third page, if scissot s recipients are qualified health plans. it talks about section 1342 and section 1343, both of which only apply to nongrand fathered individual and small group plans inside and outside the exchanges. qualified health plans that meet the new obama care standards. but what they're saying in this letter is we'll try to find a way to bribe the insurance companies to bring these back by promising that we'll give them bonus payments, not allowed under the law, not anticipated under the law, but try to bribe them to bring the plans back. >> where are they getting the money? complaint ju

can't just pull it out of the hat. >> the law set up two pockets of money, one pocket goes to reimburse the treasury for lost revenue. the other goes to the companies themselves. $10 billion in $2014, 6 billion in 2015. they charge a tax on every insurance policy. the president will get that $18 billion by basically taxing everybody's insurance policy and then give it back to the insurance companies to make up for his mistake. and again, he doesn't have the authority in my reading for do it because this program only applies to qualified health plans, which is exactly why these policies are having to be canceled because they don't meet the higher more expensive, more extensive benefit requirements and mandates of the affordable care act. >> the president's statement today, he said he's sorry again. is it enough and how many times two we make him say sorry for what was clearly -- it was

either a lie or a mistake or i guess you could say soften it like the "new york times" and say it's something else. but how many times do we keep asking this question about his previous statements about the promise? >> well, it's insufficient for the people who will lose their coverage. and this is not going to stop and do anything much if at all for the 5 million people who have already lost their coverage and it won't do anything to stem the losses next year. there was a study done which suggest has between 32 million and 52 million insurance policies will have to be canceled because they fail to meet the standards of the affordable care act. and remember, those policies generally cover multiple people. they generally cover families. so husband and wife, children. well in excess of 32 million to 52 million people and that will be playing out all next year. p if the policy is not

inquiring, there is no sincentie to keep it in place one more year. >> thank you. nice to see you. the administrative fix is not stopping congress from trying to change obama care. tomorrow both democrats and republicans moving ahead with new bills. so what is the republican plan? congressman fred upton is here to tell you next. huma. even when weross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. namely, other humans. which is why, at liberty mutual insurance, auto policies come with new car replacement and accident forgiveness if you qualify. see what else comes standard at libertymutual.com. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy?

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president obama announcing his administrative fix and fred upton calling for the president to work with them, not away them. he joins us. good evening, sir. >> how are you? >> very well. so does the president have the authority to do this administrative fix and how is your bill tomorrow different from what the president proposed to do today? >> well, a couple things. we do think he needs a law to change it. we want to send quickly as we can particularly as most of us, all of us came back from our districts from a week of listening to angry constituents who had gotten the letter saying their individual policy had been canceled. our bill is a little bit different than what he's done. hey, i confess that i oppose obama care. i thought the president's health care bill was a lousy one.

but what we ought to be doing is allowing folks to keep their plan as the president said from the very beginning. and that's what we do. and we allow -- if a plan was in essence authorized or met the test earlier this year, it is available for anyone that wants to get that plan. >> so yours is forever -- >> no, for one year. >> then how -- his is for one year, as well. >> but what he does is he discriminates against folks who might want the seam plan as their neighbor or somebody else had a different plan. >> so you have to be in the plan to begin with. you can't just admire someone else's a plan and say i want that one, too. >> ours, if a plan met the test, anyone can purchase it. his plan from what i understand, just people that had it and nobody else. so it really discriminates against other folks. >> do you expect to get democrats tomorrow and does the

president's offer of democrats ? >> well, i'll say this. before he gave his announcement about noon today, we were positioning that we might gets as many as 90, 100, maybe more democrats with us. a number of democrats did co-sponsor our bill. all along i thought we'd get at least 40 or 50. so that's my thinking. but nobody's whipped it. we'll see how things are and we'll vote on it probably early afternoon tomorrow. >> does the president have authority to do thissed ed a m d administrative fix? he can tinker with it a little bit, but he can't step on the length la legislative powers of congress. >> here we go again. we want certainty to this. who is to say he doesn't change his mind a week or two or maybe even a few months down the road.

our bill we think fixes or allows the problem to be resolved. and so many americans -- i read -- i told the story of one family in my district in bangor, michigan whose rates in essence doubled. the tee deductible goes up. and come january, they have to find something else. >> i guess it doesn't -- i'm waiting for the one kuwoone constitutional scholar that can tell me whether this will does overstep -- i don't know the answer. >> that's why our bill is a better answer. who knows how his executive order will be tested, is itting for going to be allowed to stand in court or not. ours sends a signal. our leadership scheduled our bill literally within five or six legislative days from the day that it was introduced to get it on the house floor. we're trying to do it quickly to send the message not only to the insurance company but also the

individuals themselves that, hey, maybe there is a chance that they can truly keep their plan if they liked it. >> we'll be watching tomorrow, thank you, sir. there are now several ideas to fixes, but can any of them really work? and get back those insurance plans so many people lost? that's next. vo: it's that time of year again. medicare open enrollment. time to compare plans and costs. you don't have to make changes. buit never hurts to see if u can find

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the insurance commissioners have the power to reject president obama's new plan and already washington state's insurance commissioner is doing just that. so why is washington state's insurance commissioner saying no to the president's administrative fix today? >> this is pretty interesting because we know that washington is a liberal state when it comes to insurance regulations, so people might expect that they would follow the white house on this one. but in fact washington is going against president obama because they argue that the consumer protections under the affordable care act are too important to waive for one year. they want everyone in the individual and small group markets to be on plans that

abide by obama care's new rules and they won't make any exceptions. >> and arkansas another state commissioner we've heard from tonight. by the way the washington commissioner is a democrat. but how about arkansas? >> arkansas also is very interesting, another state where insurance regulations can really go back and forth in terms of the politics. but they're also saying that they don't want to waive any exceptions for these insurance plans that are changing under obama care. and that could create a backlash among people seeing their plans canceled. they could appeal to these insurance commissioners and say why don't you back up president obama on this one. but i think the real key here is seeing what individual insurance companies do in other states because they're really going to be looking to these regulators for cues on where to go. p. >> how about insurance companies themselves, do they like the idea of resurrecting the canceled policies? >> no, they know the policies won't be profitable for them in a post-obama care world. and they put out a very strong

statement today while president obama was in fact still explaining his plan, of course his press conference was pretty long and they put it out in the middle saying we've basically had enough. they said that this will possibly raise premiums across the individual insurance market. they said it will be disruptive to their business. and it could cause chaos in the marketplace which would only reflect poorly on insurance companies. >> and the reaction among democrats on capitol hill, seems a little luke warm. >> that's right. democrats on capitol hill, some of them like it, some of them want to see the administration go even further. for example, senator mary landrieu, a democrat from louisiana, who we know is facing a very tough re-election race, is saying she wants insurance companies to be mandated to continue offering whatever health policies people continue to pay premiums for in perpetuity, which would really put republicans in a tough spot because that's an insurance mandate to insure people keep their plans. >> and senator shaheen of new

hampshire wants twoand even senator mark bagich would like to see it go further. nice to see you. is it this make up for his broken and repeated promise that you can keep his plan? the president gets grilled on that question. and you can hash it out with us. do you think president obama's so-called fix will fix it? will it help or will it make things worse? o) our new planes don't fly any faster. but it sure feels that way. because with power ports... and wi-fi... and in-seat entertainment, for everyone on board, now when you fly, time flies too. (flight attendant) sir, we're about to land. (vo) we're adding a brand new plane, with all this, every week. it's just one way we're building the new american.

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garrett. >> while the law was being debated, if you like your plan, you can keep it. and you said after the law was signed, if you liked your plan, you can keep it. americans believed you, sir, when you said that over and over. >> with respect to the pledge i made that if you like your plan, you can keep it, i think -- i've said in interviews that there is no doubt that the way i put that forward up unequivocally ended up not being accurate. it was not himy intention not deliver on that promise. >>t the american people with the truth? >> no, i think as i said earlier, my expectation was that for 98% of the american people,

either it genuinely wouldn't change at all, or they would be pleasantly surprised with the options in the marketplace. and that the grandfather clause would cover the rest. that proved not to be the case. and that's on me. >> pat buchanan joins us. nice to see you. >> good to see you. >> cbs's major garrett referred to the president's answer as a nuanced answer. was it a good answer? >> i think the president is trying to do the best he can, but candidly, he and the administration and the white house deliberateliy misled the american people. when you see millions of policies being canceled and they repeated that statement again and again, and more than that, when bill clinton, the former president of the united states, steps out and says, looking basically you got to hon honor commitment and it's been a month now since we know you didn't do it and you got to move, i think

what we saw on the president's part today is a tactical move or a strategic move because he's in a very bad place that he put himself into. >> there's a part of what the president said caught my attention and it was actually on the other issue and that was the website. he said, okay, on the website, i was not informed directly that the website would not be working as it was supposed to. he wasn't informed directly. my question if i were there, were you informed indirectly. did anyone give you any sort of hint or tip? >> what this points to is either the president is a bystander president some have called him and he didn't inquire or didn't ask or his staff knew and didn't inform him or his staff didn't know a thing about it and so they couldn't inform him or hhs didn't know or didn't inform him. so what it points to here candidly is incompetence all the

way down the line or deception. in this case with the website, i think it was incompetence and i think nobody told him. and i think nobody checked it out. >> he's also got a number of senators who have said they appreciate the -- democratic senators appreciate the president doing the administr e administrative fix, but it doesn't go far enough. harry reid said in part democrats are working to fix and improve the affordable care act while republicans still wantd-- on and on. i would have been careful and avoided that one because they're the ones that put it in and needed fix. >> this is palpable nonsense. what president obama is trying to do today is something he may not even have the authority to do which is tell the insurance companies you can go put back in

those policies which don't meet the standards of obama care because basically why, because we didn't know this disaster would occur. i'm not sure he can do that without legislative action. >> actually, pat, i don't think congress can legislate definitely tell the insurance companies to put those policies back on the table either. i don't think -- nobody can. >> nobody can, yeah. if insurance companies don't want to do it, they don't have to do it. but what i'm saying is i don't think obama himself -- president obama himself can absolve the insurance companies under the law unless you change the law. so this is a real miss. how does harry reid explain the panic that ensued when the democrats looked over the railing and saw bill clinton rolling away in a lifeboat. i think that's what caused this panic on the part of these democrats and the panic is what caused the response today. and i saw -- i see the response today as basically that, an act

almost desperation which i don't know the president has the authority to do and i think he did because somebody said you got to get out in front of this statement you made again and again and again which is biting us all over the country. >> i think one thing that i cannot forget is that with the exception of -- with the exception of the website, which is a surprise, people -- the president -- every other problem like the cancellation of the insurance policy, that was there from day one obvious in the policies. but no one bothered to read and understand the law. so for everyone to say all of a sudden, oh, my god, look what's happening, it's rather stunning. i'll give you the last one on that one. >> i would exempt max baucus. he said this is a train wreck coming down the tracks. >> but he didn't say it on day one when he voted for it. pat, thank you. straight ahead, donald trump says president obama is just delaying the lie for a year. what is it he does he mean by

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donald trump says president obama's new plan won't work. why does he say that? we went straight to trump tower to find out. donald, nice to see you. the president spoke today, answered some questions about the website and also the fact that so many americans have lost their individual insurance

policies. what do you think? >> i think it's a mess. it's never been anything that i've ever seen like this. it is a total catastrophe. and now what he's doing, look, it was the big lie and now he said we'll delay the lie for one year. that doesn't do anybody any good. so they will get their insurance back. number one, the insurance companies won't do it. so it was the big lie that is becoming a total catastrophe for the country. and really hurting people terribly. >> i imagine, though, insurance companies if they can make money by reissuing these canceled policies, that they would be interested in it. >> they don't want to do it short term. they godon't want to be treated like that. they have to be treated like everybody else. this is a plan that doesn't work. it's catastrophic. now, the website is incredible because it shows the gross -- it's not the biggest problem. just the beginning. but it shows the gross incompetence. and i know the president was 35

minutes late for his news conference which bothered a lot of people because it shows something. >> show what? >> shows -- you're supposed to be on time for a news conference. to me it shows he probably had no idea what they were doing at the time that he was supposed to be there. because it's all being done on the run. this is all being made up and done on the run. and that's the problem. >> what do you tell the american people? as they look at this and they think now at least we have a year maybe, those with the individual policies, what would you have advised them to do? >> i said it first on your show, this will die of its own weight. it's happening faster than i thought. and when the president said i understand he said that he knew nothing about the web seat. how can your whole administration be based on obama care, the whole thing, your whole legacy is obama care and you're not even enough involved to pick the people that are doing the website? why didn't he pick google, why didn't he pick microsoft, why didn't he pick somebody? a couple of these companies would have done it for nothing.

we're into the website for over a billion dollars. i have 60 websites. i don't think i spend anything. they just make them up. smart people in the office. so we spent over a billion dollars. we were at $635 million, it was all screwed up. so instead of going out and getting somebody that knew what they were doing, they hired the same company to keep going. it's a real disaster. it's so embarrassing for the country. >> but the website is sort of the most visual problem, the whole problem about where he would have had cancellation of policies even without a website that went kerplunk. >> the website shows the incompetence and it's out there for everyone to see. that's what the problem with the website is. it's a disaster. but also the website costing -- it will be over a billion dollars now. and you have a company that blows it. and i know a lot about websites. you don't fix websites. you start all over again. they're trying to fix it. too complicated to fix. you got to start it all over. but why aren't they going out and getting some of our great --

they're using a canadian come. now i understand why the young woman who was the face of the obama website, i mean, she's being harassed and that's totally understandable. even using the woman. everything they have done is so bad. it's just -- it's cartoonish except that it's affecting so many people so badly. >> the most important part is the fact that as you know it's affected so many americans. a lot of people are terrified, especially those who are sick and have had these individual policies canceled. but what about the political ramifications? the grandfather clause is for one year. we all know 2014 midterm elections are around the corner. will this help the democratic candidates, will it give them enough cover? >> first of all, there is a question as to whether or not he's even allowed to do that. he's changing the plan. so i don't know that he's

allowed to do that. but on the assumption it doesn't make any difference, i think this is catastrophic for the democrats. i think it will be catastrophic for democrats. for a little while, a month ago go, we were all talking about the republicans were in trouble. they were never in trouble like the democrats are in trouble right now. i think obama care and this whole situation, the gross incompetence of what everybody has been watching, everybody has been r50eading about and seeing nothing else people are talking about. i think it's a sgas tdisaster i you're a democrat and you want to get elected or reelected. >> the president apologized again today. would questi two questions. has he apologized enough and is there anything that he can say for this? >> it's not a question of apologize. it was a lie. no question about it. it was over and over and over again it was a lie. >> why? >> he said things that weren't true. >> but why would he lie? why would he have lied some sgli? >> i think he lied to get it passed. had they known this was going to

happen, he wouldn't have gotten it passed. had the democrats known that this would have happened, he wouldn't have gotten nearly enough -- you have democrats now that are against him more than the republicans. so it was a lie that was made in order to get the legislation passed. it worked. the problem is the legislation doesn't work. >> advice for the president today? >> drop back and punt. you'll have to get rid of obama care as you know it today. i think you'll probably have to scrap the whole thing and start all over. people in this country were very happy with their plans. many, many people were very, very happy. we could have better than even that. we could have great health care in this country if we knew -- if we had people that knew what they were doing. obama care is a disaster. it's going to have to be scrapped. >> donald, nice to see you. thank you. >> thank you. coming up, former heavy weight champ mike tyson. iron mike has lots of new iron

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heavyweight champion mike tyson writing a new book and now an hbo special by the same name. here is a sneak peek. >> this is my farmer, curly lee kirkpatrick. wait a minute. if he's supposed to be my father, then who the [ bleep ] is this on my birth certificate? this gets really tricky.

my mom said curly is my dad. how did this happen? >> and mike tyson joins us. you get so personal. >> oh, man, yeah, i do. >> it's unbelievable. this is a big deal for you. we think of mike tyson as the heavyweight champion fighter and now we see a personal side of you. p. >> this is something me and my wife thought up and i thought i needed to do it in this particular fashion to make it more appealing. >> did you have fun doing this? >> i'm having a remarkable time doing this. really enjoying it. i'm really happy to say that, happy with partnering up with my wife and doing it together with her, for a. doing it as a team. it brings out the best in both of us.tor a. doing it as a team. it brings out the best in both of us.o a. doing it as a team. it brings out the best in both of us.a. doing it as a team. it brings out the best in both of us.. doing it as a team.

it brings out the best in both of us.doing it as a team. it brings out the best in both of us..doing it as a team. it brings out the best in both of us. >> i've seen the family side of you. i've met your wife, your mother-in-law. i've seen you with the pigeons. i've seen a different mike tyson than normally people see. >> i'm just pretty traditional. i enjoy living my life like this. i never thought this would be possible to live a life like this. and i'm just enjoying it. >> why do you think people have a very different vision of you? you have a different public persona. >> i don't know. i got pretty entangled with my personality on television and my boxing. baddest man on the planet persona and i became pretty especially tox indicated wi intoxicated with it. >> are you a heavyweight champion, a drug user, a family guy, what are you right now? >> i'm really all of those things and that's what makes my

dimension so complex as an individual in life. and that's what my book discusses a lot about me going through those journeys in life and trying to put the pieces of the puzzle together and find out what makes me tick and what makes me whole as an individual in life. and my barometer of what i should be because in life what makes me tick and why am i the way i am. and it's along the line of trying to put my family tree together. why is it so prevalent to me that i need to entertain people and people need to look at me on stage. my mother wasn't like this. my brother is not like that. high sist my sister is not like that. so i started traveling and discovering my father's side of the family and i realized my father -- i didn't know he was also in a gospel group, he was a singer in church. sisters used to move the furniture away, they used to

have concerts at home and enter tak entertain people at home. a french reporter told me he knew my brother.enter entertain people at home. a french reporter told me he knew my brother.nter entertain people at home. a french reporter told me he knew my brother.ter entertain people at home. a french reporter told me he knew my brother.er entertain people at home. a french reporter told me he knew my brother.r entertain people at home. a french reporter told me he knew my brother. entertain people at home. a french reporter told me he knew my brother. he said i played music with them. they had a vietnam vet playing music with them. and i said, wow, that must be where i got this knack for just wanting to be in front of people, wanting people to see me perform. in my personal life, i'm pretty much of an introvert, but i find the need to be on stage and i want people to see me and i have an ego there. personally in my private life, i don't. my wife pretty much runs the house and i'm going to vaughn's to buy breakfast for the kids and everything. but i don't feel that way when i'm performing. >> did you have fun writing the book? >> no, it provoked weird memories as a kid, my mother, my

cli children. it was difficult. i was fortunate to have a great writer to write with me. he really explained for me that this is something that everybody needs to know about it in my own words. 2 1/2 years ago he asked me to do the book and he asked me questions, and all the yucky stuff started coming and i said i don't want to do this, see you tomorrow. >> are you happy now? >> i'm very grateful that i did the book. >> and hbo? >> that's what he love doing. i love the live entertainment and performing in front of a crowd. and i love that more than i love anything in the world. >> always nice to see you, mike. good luck with the book and the hbo and everything else and your family. >> thank you. we spent a lot more time with mike tyson and we confronted him on some extremely insulting remarks he made about women and about governor sarah

palin. go to greta wire.com to see that part of the interview. we'll see you all again tomorrow night right here at 7:00 p.m. eastern. up next, the o'reilly factor. the o'reilly factor is on. tonight -- >> that's on me. where he fumbled the rollout. >> the president surrenders. and will make adjustments in obama care that he did not want to make. we'll have full analysis with megan kelly. >> you and your colleagues were constantly criticizing trying to underif you sa und und underfund it. >> one of the architects being a could you seeing fox news p is you vesub 1rer9inverting the ne. also tonight, do women make worse