. >> nina easton is a fox news contributor. and they are going to discuss it now. they seem to keep moving the goal post on signing up for obama care, what is the reason for this one nina? >> well this is a political hot potato for the white house, of course. people haven't focused on the fact that this is a man date and you have to have health insurance or pay $95 this year. and that will go up to $395 in 2015, next year or one percent of the income that could be a lot more. they are hoping to politicize this. and softening the blow by getting more people to sign up and avoid the penalty. >> people are finding out no free lunch or health care? >> exactly. that is only one part of the problem with tax day with obama care. some people realize they got too much subsidy and have to pay it out. and others will have to weigh through the law to figure out how to file their tax forms and remember, the people getting subsidies are the least likely to it afford a tax preparer. and they will deal with it on their own. and h&r block said the rules are hard to figure out. and

. >> joining us now nina easton, jim geraghty, and mara liasson. jim, the president makes these very controversial marks. the cameras are rolling. newscasts devoted zero minutes. >> because these are embarrassing remarks. we're all watching isis setting a guy on fire and then at the national prayer breakfast, he thinks highest priority is high horse of american christians. most krichristians are saying why are you giving me grief in? because the fact president obama chose to -- >> are you suggesting that because this was embarrassing for the president, some found it offensive, that's the reason it didn't make air? in strange >> strangely enough, people are much more interested in the gaffes of their opponents than the ones they like. >> at the very least, how far you view these remarks, isn't it a story in? >> i think it's a story. there might have been a lot going on this week, but it is a story. it is true the ku klux klan burned crosses. he's factually correct. but there has been so much coverage of the president's unwillingness to call isis cad

you might be familiar with nina easton. she's a fox news contributor.n on air with her. she's also a fellow at the centered for strategic and international studies and she started a podcast called smart women, smart power. it does in-depth interviews with women and she had an interview with the first lady of afghanistan. that is definitely worth listening to. i listened to a few of them today. i suggest it highly. put it on your list of things to listen to. >> greg, you've up. >> she's a fellow? this word is upside down. what's happening? greg's medical tips. >> my god. >> i want to talk to you about the weather. it's freezing. it's freezing cold out here. it's very important that you dress warmly. for example, i have tape of dana going out this morning after she had gotten dressed. she wore the requisite three layers. this is her trying to get to work this morning. of course she needed help. that's her handler mrs. stevens. this is how she keeps her warm. she throws kimberly around. >> kimberly? >> you're in front of me. look at dana. >> that's before

providing the moderation is as always, nina easton a senior associate here at the sis and also a columnist and share of fortune's most powerful women international summit. please introduce us -- our speakers tonight. [applause] >> thank you all for coming. thank you for that terrific introduction. i wanted to get one shout out to one other person. a weekly podcast. you can find it on your smartphone and it is a great way to hear women talk about pressing foreign-policy matters. thank you so much for being here. it is just truly an honor. it was delightful to get to know you over the couple of -- last couple of days. it is interesting because your predecessor was a doctor. a professional lawmen. but never seen in public. you have come in and become quite visible. and have been accused of making waves. which we like here. let's start with that. what is your vision how you want to be first lady? >> first i would like to say that i'm very glad to be with all of you. i hope that i will not disappoint. i would like to say a word about mrs. karzai. she is and -- a doctor and an accomplished perso

providing the moderation is as always, nina easton, a senior associate here at the sis and also a columnist and share of -- chair of fortune's most powerful women international summit. please welcome me -- welcome with me the speakers. [applause] >> thank you all for coming. thank you for that terrific introduction. i wanted to get one shout out to one other person. -- one other piece that we do. a weekly podcast. you can find it on your smartphone and it is a great way to hear women talk about pressing foreign-policy matters. thank you so much for being here. it is just truly an honor. it was delightful to get to know you over the course of these last couple of days. it is interesting because your predecessor was a doctor. a professional woman but never seen in public. you have come in and become quite visible. and have been accused of making waves. which we like here. -- which we like to hear. let's start with that. what is your vision how you want -- for how you want to be first lady? >> first i would like to say that i'm very glad to be with all of you. i hope that i will not disappoint