stuart: talking about why kathleen sibelius is still in her job, running obamacare.e most powerful woman in the world. liz is still with us. would you agree with that? >> massive, powerful control of information. making sure that people qualify for the tax credits. stuart: more on general motors. a video message to employees. the company is adding a second production line. we called gm a crisis company. you think she is doing a good job of handling it? >> negative fallout as they continue to have the big dumb. that is the strategy at gm. these cars were made before gm went bankrupt in 2009. that is negative for gm. that is a pr disaster. >> a lawsuit overhang. stuart: can we show everybody that they've warred for a second? up 190 points. no shots fired in anger. putin wins. up goes the market. maybe that is what they wanted. uncle sam. that is taking a hit. down 6% right there. debuting a line specifically for women. it is called vapor could to -- so good to have you with us. it is essentially a nicotine delivery system. how do you tailor it specifically to women to

declared that they did not have the authority to order such an extension and then secretary kathleen sibeliustified before two separate committees that the march 31 deadline uld not be changed. listen to these outright declarations that are as of today no longer operative. >> we have no plans to extend the open woman. it ends on march 31. in fact, we don't actually have the statutory authority to extend the enrollment time in 2014. >> are you going to delay the open woman beyond march 31? >> moment will not be delayed. the enrollment deadline will end march 31. >> there is secretary sebelius understanding unsuccessfully why it contradicts her own words to congress. here she is today in full spin mode after a local news anchor pressed her on how this delay can be construed as anything but another delay. >> is this an extension or dela? if none of the above. it's a very logical way to make sure that people get through the system. what we did in december we are doing again. if you are in line and trying to get through the system and the volume is higher than expected, we want to make sure that y

kathleen sibelius does not remember that. >> harry reid taking to the floor of the senate. that? >> congressman, i did not hear what senator reid said. they are antidotes of lots of people. stuart: she did not hear what he said. even when she is told, she diverts attention from answering the question. sandra, liz, i think that she should be fired. >> the administration has ignored the problems that obamacare has encouraged. she cannot answer the questions and she still has a job. liz: the ceo said that they did not know what was going on. i think that it is long past due that the madame secretary should step down. they face fatal illnesses due to obamacare. senator reid did that from the senate floor. see to that is part of the war on women. the left says it is a gop that is leading the charge. is that really the case. john stossel says this. >> it is not fair. >> one in three women is living on the poverty. stuart: all right, john. address this head on. women earn $0.77 on the dollar. your products would sell for less. you two are both women. >> sandra and liz. i figured t

the one thing about nancy pelosi and the president and kathleen sibelius, they continue to say the samehile nancy pelosi congratulates her colleagues, many of them may be standing outside of congress. i know you have spent a lot of time with him recently. >> we attended a fundraiser to get their last friday night. we talked about the importance of 2014 and not looking at 2016. i will be honest with you, the one thing that he did bring up, a race for 2016. we have to get back control of the senate so we can slow down some of the damage that obamacare is doing to our healthcare system and some of the damage that these colleges are doing to the overall economy. stuart: i had a hard time getting to doctor karstens basic politics. i have known him for some time. i judge him as profoundly conservative. profoundly christian. a man not interested in confrontation. >> you are right on the first two. he is profoundly religious entity is profoundly conservative. he also is not worried about political correctness. he said political correctness is destroying this country. it is dividing us rather th

kathleen sibelius has been taking questions. she responded to one of your comments.ake a listen. >> i think that it is unfortunate that people who are not very enthusiastic about having the law work, have not done any outreach to their constituents. they are now suggesting that the enormous interest in enrolling for healthcare is not existing. it does exist. the senator should rest assured that his constituents will finally have real health insurance for the premium dollars. stuart: what is your response? >> i practiced medicine in wyoming for 25 years. i was there this weekend talking to people who have their insurance canceled. stuart, i was a medical director of the wyoming health fairs for 25 years bringing low-cost screenings. the people in wyoming, their biggest problem is they have a pre-existing zip code. this healthcare law has been devastating for rural america. stuart: thank you, sir. general motors has recalled twice the amount of cars that they sold last year. tomorrow, mary barra will testify. the subsequent airbag failures are also linked to deaths. a

i want to now welcome our witness, secretary kathleen sibelius. thank you for being with us today. the committee has received your written statement and testimony and it will be made part of the formal record. you will now be recognized for five minutes for your oral remarks. >> thank you, chairman, ranking member, and members of the committee. in his state of the union, president obama laid out the back -- backbone of his budget. opportunity for all, economic growth, and security. the notion that if you work hard and take responsibility you should have the opportunity to succeed in america. the budget will allow our department to move this mission forward. we start with the fact that every child deserves the opportunity for a healthy start and high-quality learning environment. as the president has said, research shows that one of the best investments we can make in the life of a child is high-quality early education. science is clearly demonstrated the return onthat early childhood investments is seven to one, far exceeding investment in the stock market. the fact of the matter i

the case is kathleen sibelius and the hobby lobby, a company opposed to offering certain after sept of coverage since it contradicts their beliefs. we expect the attorneys in the case to speak to the media at the conclusion of oral argument and that should happen sometime after 11:30 a.m. and we hope to bring that to you but we are committed to live coverage of the house and that will get underway at noon eastern. oral arguments is set to go 90 minutes which is longer than usual. it is usually about one hour and the session started at 10:00 this morning. at the conclusion of the oral argument, comments from the attorneys. they will be coming down those steps behind you. we have different pamphlets you might want to grab. [cheering] >> we are profamily, pro-faith, and progress control. -- and pro-birth control. it is about human rights. [cheering] make your own decisions about your own birth control and it's about human rights. [cheering] my health care is not your hobby is a good sign. [cheering] another sign is my house, my choice, my baby. [cheering] for those of you, this is justice

host: kathleen sibelius talked recently about how it would be fun the next year. take a look at what she had to say and then let's get your take. >> if congress funds the president's budget, written to the targets agreed upon by senator murray and representative ryan, this would fully fund the ongoing implementation of the affordable care act. we start with that proposal and hope they will indeed fund it. a lot of the $1.8 billion we have suggested is the appropriate target for implementation, is covered by user fees. 1.2 of the $1.8 billion is our projected user fee income for 2015. if congress fails to pass a budget, fails to implement the president's budget, then we will look at varying other sources of funding for the full implementation. guest: so the administration has never had much luck getting mom -- money from republicans ever since they took over the house to met the affordable care act. they have been asking for $1 billion or more every year since 2010 to help implement the law and congress has always refused to give it to them. the administration has

kathleen sibelius talked recently about how it would be fun the next year.ake a look at what she had to say and then let's get your take. >> if congress funds the president's budget, written to the targets agreed upon by senator murray and this wouldive ryan, fully fund the ongoing implementation of the affordable care act. that proposal and hope they will indeed fund it. a lot of the $1.8 billion we have suggested is the appropriate target for implementation, is covered by user fees. 1.2 of the $1.8 iome for 2015. if congress fails to pass a budget, fails to implement the president's budget, then we will at varying other sources of funding for the full implementation. so the administration has never had much luck getting mom -- money from republicans ever the house took over to met the affordable care act. they have been asking for $1 billion or more every year since 2010 to help implement the law and congress has always refused to give it to them. the administration has blamed that by the way for some of the problems they had with the rollout in the fall.