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and aone of the reasons he was elected is because he had the foresight in 2002 to object to the war inraq. and his observations were impressioned about that war. and now, we are living with the aftermath of that. and so i'm not surprised. and obviously, there's work to be done to make the case. but this isn't iraq. it say very different kind of situation. and the cost of not acting now, it's just so high. >> let me go -- howard, it seems to be the problem, though, presents itself in the way i described it. a good half of this country is hawkish. but they don't like obama. in fact, many of them hate obama. the other half is dovish but they don't like war. so where are these people who are for brsk and want this active war to be committed because that seems to be a narrow middle and that seems to be the president's problem if there is say middle. >> well, it's interesting to see the dynamics, chris. during those interviews yesterday, the center was simple let tick to the president by and large. but the farther you got out to the wings of both parties as you went down the rows there, the

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shares of aon hewitt and towers watson are both at all-time highs.s will be up and running by october 1st the start of obama care enrollment the focus is making sure people sign up for coverage. the obama administration set a goal of enrolling 7 million uninsured and in new jersey one of 36 states which opted of building its own on-line marketplace in favor of one built by the federal government health officials there are hoping traditional brokers will be able to help get people enrolled. at a recent meeting with them federal officials still couldn't give them details about the plans and pricing. brokers say their phones are ringing off the hook. >> i'm sure. >> but probably won't know anything until october 1st. things are moving on-line this year they're still going to depend on traditional people to get folks to enroll. >> thank you bertha. it's a complicated story. i'm glad you get to explain it to us. that brings us to our yahoo! finance question of the day which is, is specific switching to a private health care exchange a good thing? 35% say

the rules of the san francisco police commission, and it's very, very strange, but we need that lives aon with the fbi to get -- liaison with the fbi to keep san francisco safer. that citizen, the groups that are completely against any sort of monitoring want us to make the fbi not donings -- things and we don't have any control over the fbi. >> is there a balance between being watched and being safe? >> yes. there is a balance between being watched and being safe. one example, you don't need a camera in the bedroom. but you might need a camera on the streets. >> here in san francisco, do you keep an eye on people. if somewhere were out there taking pictures of a bridge or a facility, would you make the report on that? >> somebody called, we talk to him immediately. there is this guy there regularly, and we would probably set up to see if we could not find the person. that has been the case when we get pictures. usually sometimes they might be a voyeur or something and that is relatively benign. we had the case recently of the guy that cased our federal reserve, believed security was too

, and i haven't heard today, if that is in fact what we think, that edge providers are served heard aon, i haven't basis for distinguishing this carrierm classic common described in so go -- soco. >> may i get in? i don't want to challenge judge tatel. i agree with him on this point. i'm concerned about the first amendment issue. ispose an edge provider accessg anybody with lessons on how to build or construct chemical weapons produced against the united states. or against the enemy. verizon says we are not going to allow that edge provider to have access to our customers. noit your view that there is first amendment issue. you have to have free access. instance,ve in that the security limitations on free access would apply. >> put aside the question. assuming there is no governmental security intervention, for a first amendment right, saying we will not caring. -- we will not carry. schoolsre than the law -- verizon is not speaking in that instance. verizon has made clear that it is a conduct for other people speech. case,en the law school law schools were able to prevent a speaker com

they are hoping those people and get aon board policy that's robust and purchase on the exchange.hatiduals that are lying -- that are buying on the individual market right now that maybe are earning more than 140% of the poverty level would not qualify for a subsidy, may pay a higher rate and that is entirely possible. right now, you can get a catastrophic plan, a plan that does not offer you a lot of benefits but costs a small amount of money if you are young and healthy. it is pretty capyou may pay $70n premiums. that is very little. if you buy on the exchange and you don't qualify for a subsidy, you may see a higher rate. that is because you're getting a more robust policy but also because you are no longer getting such a big benefit from the inning young and healthy. it levels the playing field but that means that people who are older and sicker will see their premiums go down and it means the people who are young and healthy may see their premiums go up. tot: for more information go kaiser health news.org. you can follow her on twitter. thank you very much for your time. some

the overnight talk aon this created talks by lee, other gop conservatives.fort that the house won't have time to respond to the action. the spending bill is required to keep the government fully open after the october 1st. the senate test vote is scheduled for this afternoon. we're going to get bob's take on all of this in a couple of minutes. in the meantime, the government is in early stage settlement talks. lawyers for the two sides met last week, first sit down meeting before he was indicted on trader charges. the group met. this could resolve the investigation and continuing operating as an independent. maybe it signals they don't have a strong case. bring the case or don't. this feels like a weird situation. this other situation feels weird as well. j.p. morgan trying to stop a wave of litigation from the government. the bank has a multibillion settlement over the sale of troubled mortgage securities. the new york sometimes says the settlement came from talks that the bank would pay between $3-7 million. a lot of mortgages were things they were forced

they are also collecting other quifax, aon, from e credit rating agency.ey are using social security. they have a lot data to compare what you're figuring out if you are telling the truth. -- what you are filling out to see if you are telling the truth. the subsidy is not based on your income today in 2013, it is based on your estimated income in 2014. withially people relatively lower incomes, their income varies a lot. it is hard to estimate. all of this will be rectified when you do your taxes in 2015. if you estimated your income higher than it should have been and it comes at lower, you are going to get money back. and then vice versa. host: new jersey, independent on our line for those who are in short -- insured. caller: i hope that you will let me complete my line of reasoning. d throughhort -- insure my pension fund. earlier you had a tweet when the question was asked, in terms of the debt ceiling, the money has already been spent. the affordable care act is going to be enforced. what is the big problem? my first premise is that the gridlock betwe

side, moving aon little bit away from the mostlyion, the civilians believe there needs to be a response to chemical weapons. they are very disappointed the syrian government has been allowed to use chemical weapons and their has been no international response to that breach. that is a critical point because you are beginning to see some radicalization as a result of this feeling of abandonment that chemical weapons are being used and no one is there to stop it or help. there were a lot of expectations , some of the groups planned operations to reallocate troops. to that degree, they have been a little bit -- there is a lot of confusion about the potential of a u.s. strike, what that impact would have and how the opposition should respond to it. i'd explain some of the comments coming from the opposition that is not always in agreement with each other. there is a real sense of confusion given the promises that were made, given the expectations they had. going back to this idea that the opposition is very much where he of the limited -- wary of the limited punitive strike, you seek manage

we are at aon this point where the government will shut down in a matter of hours.re playing this game. it is a really dangerous game to play. there is a cost to the american taxpayer when the government shut down. this is not great. pe can get a better process. i think the gentleman for the time. >> i'm sorry. may i just officially put on the record i did not say it as to make a request. and lastly just to my good anything, i have heard from my district seniors who have lost themselves in the doughnut hole. >> does the gentleman was to extend time? >> that there is one point we can say for all seniors is the doughnut hole we had previously aided by the article care at the seniors have appreciated that they have no longer fall into a long cost. i think he. >> thank you very much. >> i think my colleagues for being here. i have no questions at this time. >> thank you. >> i just want to say to my friend from texas who i think is widely considered to be one of the most conservative members in this body. he went through not just today but last night on the floor. heartf