cruz has spent every waking moment as the united states senator trashing this law. >> obamacare is a not fair to train wrecks. >> do you like green eggs and ham? >> we need to repeal every word of obamacare. >> cutting a deal with iran is going to be the obamacare of the second midterm. >> we need to repeal every word of obamacare. >> i intend to speak in support of defunding obamacare until i am no longer able to stand. >> we need to repeal every word of obamacare. >> obamacare is the biggest job killer in this country. >> we need to repeal every word of obamacare. >> why don't we fund the entire federal government but don't fund obama? >> we are going to sign legislation repealing every word of obamacare. >> i do not like sam i am i do not like green eggs and ham. >> imagine 2017 a new president signing legislation repealing every word of obamacare. >> now we have entered the twilight zone have we not? that guy will soon be covered under the affordable care act. senator cruz is running on a platform of taking away his own health care. that's amazing. now, how many times have you he

that is 50,000 people that are alive today that would not have been if it were not for obamacare. that is just one aspect of people that are alive today because of obamacare who would not have been otherwise. but for all of the incredible national statistics that are available the best evidence the affordable care act is working can be found in our homes, neighborhoods and communities. in nevada obamacare is making a difference in the lives of 75,000 people who signed up for coverage with the health care market place and nevada was off to a slow start because they were contracted state and they did an awful job. the republican governor in the state of nevada i applaud. he stepped forward and made a huge difference in nevada. but only are they getting covered but they are getting tax breaks. 65,000 qualified for a credit of $242 per month. mr. president, no matter what standard to you that is real money in the pockets of people recovering from the coming downturn because of what happened on wall street. stories like this all across america. after five years it is clear this bill is

is disgusting. another fact of obamacare -- and it is not one issue. everyone wants to talk about the mexican immigrant. i live here in california. it disgusts me to look and see how everyone wants to blame a mexican immigrant who comes here to work. or look at the somali immigrants who come in and want to create pride, and we want to give them benefits. or look at the folks in the territories who pay their taxes. what do they get for that? host: thank you for calling from the territory of guam. guest: the affordable care act is not explicitly address care for veterans. but for people in the country illegally, there are ways they can access care, but they are not eligible to sign up through the insurance exchanges. in fact, thousands of people who had signed up but could not show proof of documentation or had some issues with mismatching data, things like that, ended up not receiving subsidies for health insurance. host: here is a headline from "the new york times." you can see a graph here with some of the numbers. last year, 5.4 million in the federa

host of th the richard fowler s, convince he that obamacare ised any. am a victim of obamacare. >> i don't know if i can convince you, i will sleigh truth if i can. one, the law does a couple thins that works well, if you had a preexisting condition you can now qualify for healthcare, that is 52 million, beyond that your insurance, you can never be charged out of pocket for pap smear, a mammogram, colon screening, prostate screening. kennedy: not true, the out of pocket expenses have driven up health care, deductibles from tripled and now have to pay more for drugs. >> the thing, when you go to exchange you go to marketplace, you can choose a plan where have you a smaller deduct. or lanler one, everyone has the same issue -- finally for once cost curb has gone down on healthcare, not to mention we have less uninsured americans than before. this is why it benefits everyone at home, because the more folks that are ensured -- insured, the less we way. >> guess what else, the more we pay for other people, the more we pay for other people, that is what we're

the single most important regulatory reform is repealing every word of obamacare. [applause] look, it is a train wreck, a disaster. five years ago, reasonable minds could have differed. today, we have seen millions lose their jobs, millions forced into part-time work, millions losing her health insurance, their doctors, paying higher premiums. i was in nebraska. thousands of people were out in north platte. a young woman came up to me and she said, i am a single mom and have six kids. my husband left me and is not paying child support. she says, i am working five different jobs. not a one of them is 30 hours a week because obamacare kicks in. she started to choke up. she said, i am having a hard time keeping the clothing on the back of my children. the single hardest thing is that i never get to see my kids. i go from job to job. they do not get the mom they need and deserve. look, that is who we are fighting for. that is who obamacare is hurting. it is the people struggling to achieve a better life. the first priority needs to be to bring back jobs, growth, and opp

that is who obamacare is hurting. it is the people struggling to achieve a better life. the first priority needs to be to bring back jobs, growth, and opportunity. the second priority is to defend the constitutional liberties. [applause] all of them. the first amendment. the right to free speech. the irs has been demanding citizen groups to tell what books they are reading, the content of their prayers. you know what? the federal government has no business. [applause] look at the assault on religious liberty. it was manifested in my hometown when, a few months ago houston subpoenaed five pastors. it issued subpoenas to hand over sermons. if i had gone on fox news and said, the government is going to come and subpoena pastors they would have dismissed me as a black helicopter conspiracy cook. they were ordering the sermons. let me tell you a story that will lift you up. it was wednesday of that week and i called our pastor. we are members of first baptist. i called pastor greg. he said, i saw what happened and i have been praying about it. i said, we want to organize a ra

so the only way to combat this is to say that obamacare is broken, and we need a new program called nobamacare now, my question to you is how is ruth bader ginsburg? >> reporter: she was lively. she was right out of the gate. and i guess what you're proposing is no obamacare is what you're going to be calling it. that's not something that i think justice ginsburg would go along with. she was right out of the gate. the plaintiffs' attorney went first. she was immediately on to him saying there's, you know, sort of no way that we can interpret it the way you're asking us to. it doesn't make any sense. of course, congress intended for everybody to get these subsidies. the law doesn't work otherwise. there was one point, though, when there was some whispering among the lawmakers. and i looked over to kind of see what they were talking about, and they were gesturing at justice ginsburg because sometimes it is hard to tell if she's fully engaged because her head was down a little bit. i'm going to give her the benefit of the doubt that she was reading, but some of those lawmakers felt like s

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ted cruz is joining obama administration obamacare. announced his presidential campaign. his wife to her credit, is taking a leave from her job to help him in his campaign. she's giving up her health insurance. the big government shutdown two years ago was over trying to defund obamacare. here he tells cnn's dana bash i'm about to sign up. >> we'll be getting new health insurance, we'll presumably do it through my job in the senate. we'll be on the federal exchange like millions of others on the federal exchange. >> you will be getting obamacare effectively? >> it's one of the good things about obamacare is that the statute provided that members of congress would be on the exchanges without subsidies, just like millions of americans. >> i'm almost speechless. i'm almost speechless because he said one of the good things. by his view look i'm going to defend him for a minute. like i said to her credit, his wife wants to commit to the campaign that she's giving up her job. he's got two young kids of course he needs health insurance, he's s

is a joke. kennedy: the obamacare is one of the best things for insurance companies, they have been given a huge however if king versus burwell goes in opposition direction. what do you see happening in supreme court decides against those federal exchanges? >> i think though matter what happens, went the next decade because of the present system's inability to control cost, and provide a broad rank of health care, not just basic but long-term care, prescription drugs, you know vision care. mental health, we need to transit to a new system. if we have not woke up on that we will. that supreme court decision could force to us look at it. kennedy: all right, it will force something. if it goes in the direction against the aca, congressman kucinich thank you for joining me. >> thank you. kennedy: coming up later, i will comb through the under belly of karaoke world to spread the joy of song, and force my friends to do the same, look at how much fun that is. >> up next, a crying picklo player steals show, and burger king, a whopper for demographic. i don't know, topical storm is next, stay right here

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is a mess. we'll keep updating this for you. >>> obamacare is back before the supreme court. [ chanting ] >> ho ho hey hey obamacare is here to stay. >> supporters gathered on the steps of the court while opponents argued inside. at issue, four words of the 900- page affordable care act. the words "established by the state." plaintiffs say when people buy insurance through state exchanges, they are entitled to subsidies. but people who buy from the federal exchanges in 37 states are not. >> what the irs has done here is not implement the obamacare statute. it has really rewritten it based on its own agenda. >> we are here today to make sure the supreme court knows this is about putting patients over politics about real people. >> lawyers for the government argued the plaintiffs' readving of the law is too narrow and congress intended to allow subsidies no matter who is running the exchange. >>> well, it's being likened to the jump from 2d to 3d. it's virtual reality better than ever. kpix 5's mike sugerman experiences the mind bending reality at a big gamers conference in san francisco. >> here

is legal marijuana making america more dangerous and violent? see you at 11:30. >>> we'll be watching. up here first -- >> obamacare is here to stay. >> obamacare may be here to stay, but subsidies may not be. why that could be supremely painful to your health care premium. >>> americans bracing for a supreme court decision on health care law subsidies that some say could mean severe price spikes for everyone. gary b., if the justices strike it down price is going up? >> absolutely. the whole essence is to boil down obamacare into one thing. it's a tax on everyone that can't afford to pay. so the people like myself, if you will have to pay. i've seen my premiums gone up 30%. if everyone chips in, we'll be able to pay for the 30 million or so uninsured. even with obamacare right now, 30 million uninsured. it's clearly working, if you will. >> emily, you've been out there protesting. why? >> this law, the impact of this case are huge. there are 36 states that have federal marketplaces, which means they did not set up their own. they are getting the subsidies. that is the question in this case. if the justices rule ag

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ted cruz is going to sign up for obamacare. now, i should note, as he makes allusion to, he doesn't have much choice. the way the law is written, members of congress who don't get insurance from medicare or spouse are required to enroll in obamacare, and that was the result of a dumb rhetorical bluff where republicans said, if you love obamacare so much, why don't you marry it by tying it to us? okay, fine. but i guess he will repeal that when he kicks himself off obamacare. he wasn't the only politician taking the airways to make his presidential case. rand paul who's expected to announce his own run on april 7th popped up on fox news last night to workshop his anti-cruz argument. >> ted cruz is a conservative, but it also goes to winnability. and people have to make a decision, which is the republican that cannot only excite the base, but can also bring new people into the party? >> hmm, interesting. still, rand paul can't deny that cruz does excite a certain element of the right. conservative talk radio hosts, like glenn beck

cory: is obamacare, is that a thing that leads your business to a fast word option?ore the affordable care act, a letter people focus on subsidies, but it also structured health plans so they would be more machine-readable so we could create an index out noah: before the affordable care of the health plans on the market and use an intelligent engine to sit on top of that index and make recommendations for you. cory: the affordable care act codified the plans so they could be compared, and that allowed you to do the comparing? noah: yes. used to have freeform text from all these companies. very hard to figure out if an individual, also very hard as a machine or a piece of software. cory: you are doing in many states across the country. are you picking by market size or the ability to do the ease of doing business in no states? insurance regulations are a mother. noah: for us, it has been market size. we cover 44% of the u.s. population across the seven states. that is good coverage without too many markets. the regulations are different in each state. we are regulated

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. >> you will be getting obamacare effectively? >> it is one of the good things about obamacare is that the statute provided that members of congress would be on the exchanges without subsidies just like millions of americans. >> as the week ended the staff said he was still mulling his options about how to do this. if the guy who made his name, was instrumental in the government shutdown over funding health care, if he goes on it, is that -- >> it's a little disingenuous for sure. there were a few moments of that this week. the one i can't get over is the fact that there he was in this packed room. those people weren't there by choice. the university has this convocation every what is it, two or three times a week. they're required to be there. he essentially, you know, came in and used a packed house to his advantage to make it look as if he had this great big enthusiastic crowd behind him. many in the crowd probably are because they would be consistent with his beliefs, but, you know, i think it's another example of he was clearly trying

." >>> obamacare is on the docket at the supreme court this week. shannon will be there.could it mean the end of the affordable care act? our legal panel is going to weigh in. >> the amendments agreed to and without objection, the moment to reconsider is laid upon the table. >> all right the clock is already ticking towards another dhs shutdown. deja vu all over again but is there a secret deal in the works? we'll have a live report. plus our political panel is here for a fair and balanced debate on how speaker on speaker john boehner's political future. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know words really can hurt you? what...? jesse don't go! jesse...no! i'm sorry daisy, but i'm a loner. and a loner gotta be alone. heee yawww! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. jesse? >>> the department of homeland security is headed for a partial shutdown potentially unless congress can reach another deal by the end of the week. all right, well, the house has passed a one-week sto

if the court says there is a way to fix this, do you think the republicans will try to fix obamacare knee-jerk try to destroy it? >> there will be 10 million people who can't afford health care anymore, the market is going to be in turmoil. it will be their responsibility to fix it given that it was their idea to undo it. so i don't know what the republicans are going to do. i feel for the 10 million people who are newly insured who will no longer be able to afford their health care. let them live with that. >> have you decided whether to run for the senate? >> how did i know that you were going to ask that? i'm seriously considering it and i think it's important to follow on a legacy of leadership for women and leadership in the congress and i think i could fill that bill and i'm considering it. >> can you beat the mayor of baltimore for the job, can you beat chris van hollen? >> if i were to do it it would be because i see a pathway to victory, not to make a statement. >> i've always been a fan. good luck there. congresswoman donna edwards and thank you, john feehery. >>> up next,

cory: is obamacare the thing that leads your business? of the few things that enabled our business. we can create an index out of all the health plans on the market. and use intelligent engines to sit on top of that index and make recommendations. cory: the affordable care act made the plans codified in similar ways they could be compared. >> right. you had all these different benefits, very hard to figure out as an individual or machine. or a piece of software. cory: you are doing it in many states across the country. are you picking it by market size or by the ability to do business in those states? >> for us, it's mostly market size. the largest states out there. we cover 44% of the u.s. population across seven states. the regulations are different in each state. we are regulated like an agent or broker. it is an agent model. cory: it is interesting that you are matching with new economy companies. >> for the first time gathering freelancers around a particular type of work and recognizing they have needs. they are at risk, on their ow

is disgusting. another fact of obamacare -- and it is not one issue.veryone wants to talk about the mexican immigrant. i live here in california. it disgusts me to look and see how everyone wants to blame a mexican immigrant who comes here to work. or look at the somali immigrants who come in and want to create pride, and we want to give them benefits. or look at the folks in the territories who pay their taxes. what do they get for that? host: thank you for calling from the territory of guam. guest: the affordable care act is not explicitly address care for veterans. but for people in the country illegally, there are ways they can access care, but they are not eligible to sign up through the insurance exchanges. in fact, thousands of people who had signed up but could not show proof of documentation or had some issues with mismatching data, things like that, ended up not receiving subsidies for health insurance. host: here is a headline from "the new york times." you can see a graph here with some of the numbers. last year, 5.4 million in the federal

why is obamacare so expensive? well an outrageous amount of the money has been wasted over the last five years. just the other day, there was another example and this one came out of massachusetts. there was a boston herald article last wednesday march 18. the headline was -- "health connector officials spent $170,000 on perks." the article talks about federal taxpayer money federal taxpayer money that was given to massachusetts to set up the state's obamacare exchange. it says -- "massachusetts health connector officials behind the state's failed health care web site" -- now remember, the health care web site in massachusetts completely failed. "massachusetts health connector officials behind the state's failed health care web site have racked up more than $170,000 in taxpayer-funded expenses. including a boston harbor summertime boat cruise, luxury hotel stays appreciation meals for staffers and contractors and a $285 obamacare cake commemorating the launch of the affordable care act. according to the article the

to a lot of people, this represent what is they don't like about obamacare. ere is downgrading in the patient health care providers system where instead of having face-to-face visits you do it over the internet. what would you say to that? >> well, thanks for having me, david. david: sure. >> the truth is with, very so many people that are coming into the health care system by definition means they will wait longer for the same physicians. what we're trying to do is just engage technology and allow those patients to find the providers, find physicians currently available to connect with them much faster. this will not change the nature of obamacare but this is very much flying out and developing right on the cusp of obamacare getting access to a lot of americans. david: so you really are kind of taking advantage of a bad situation where the fewer doctors you have, taking medicaid and medicare because a lot of doctors are refusing it. a lot of doctors are refusing even regular health or private insurance, this is a way to kind of get around that? >> i think, yo

is disgusting. another fact of obamacare -- and it is not one issue. everyone wants to talk about the mexican immigrant. i live here in california. it disgusts me to look and see how everyone wants to blame a mexican immigrant who comes here to work. or look at the somali immigrants who come in and want to create pride, and we want to give them benefits. or look at the folks in the territories who pay their taxes. what do they get for that? host: thank you for calling from the territory of guam. guest: the affordable care act is not explicitly address care for veterans. but for people in the country illegally, there are ways they can access care, but they are not eligible to sign up through the insurance exchanges. in fact, thousands of people who had signed up but could not show proof of documentation or had some issues with mismatching data, things like that, ended up not receiving subsidies for health insurance. host: here is a headline from "the new york times." you can see a graph here with some of the numbers. last year, 5.4 million in the federa

is. here we go! >>> so tonight, ted cruz signing up for obamacare. do you think i live in an alternate universe? n the senate for railing against is now on the president's health care plan. how do we know? dana bash asked him and here's what he told her. >> you and your family have ben getting your health insurance through your wife's job. her company has been goldman sachs. she has now left that to help you with your campaign. so where are you getting your health insurance now? >> so she's taking on unpaid leave of absence. we're transitioning with new health insurance and presumably do it through my job in the senate so we'll be on the federal exchange like millions of others on the federal exchange. >> so you will be getting obamacare, effectively? >> it is one of the good things about obamacare is that the statute provided that members of congress would be on the exchanges without subsidies, just like millions of americans. so there wouldn't be a double standard. >> he calls it the exchanges. interesting. he didn't want to use the word obamacare when it came to himself. how surprised were you

lead an effort that mobilizes and energizes millions of americans to stop the train wreck that is obamacareay have played a significant role in our winning. >> conservatives like myself we've been critical of republicans because they didn't fulfill their promises. there were a lot of showboats repealing obamacare, but when it came to using their constitutional power of defunding it, things got dicey and didn't want to be blamed for shutdown. similarly on the president's issue of executive orders with immigration. do you think this president through executive orders he's defined the constitution? >> absolutely. i think president obama has been the most lawless president we've ever had. >> is that impeachable? in other words in principle is it? or something politically? >> it is lawless and at the end of the day impeachment is a political question for the house of representatives. the house of representatives is not moving forward with impeachment. one of the things that i tried to do for the previous two years i was the ranking member on the constitution subcommittee the senate judiciary com

one of the good things about obamacare is that the statute provided that members of congressust like millions of americans so there wouldn't be a double standard. >> like an obamacare commercial. i love it. secret service director joseph clancy was back in the hot seat on capitol hill as we got our first look at video of the latest incident involving agents to come under scrutiny. police video played at a house hearing shows the agents slowly entering the complex during a suspicious package investigation. clancy says the video shows the agents driving at a very slow speed and brushing against a plastic barrel without any damage. lawmakers grilled the agency's director for saying it could not release secret service video for review until an internal investigation is complete. >> why can't congress investigate what's in its jurisdiction while the ig does what's in its jurisdiction? >> congressman, i'm sure after the oig's investigation -- >> i don't want to wait until after because that makes me think that you believe that congress's constitutional responsibility to provide ove

candidate ted cruz who launched his campaign vowing to repeal the affordable care act is now enrolling in obamacare. how he is explaining that. >>> and a new ruling in the amanda knox case. could she be forced to return to that country? it is one of the stories we are following around the "newsnation." >>> join the conversation online. find the team @newsnation, find me on facebook, twitter and instagram. it tastes better when you grow it. it tastes even better when you share it. it's not hard, it's doable. it's growable. get going with gro-ables. miracle-gro. life starts here. ♪ building aircraft, the likes of which the world has never seen. this is what we do. ♪ that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. this is the equivalent of the sugar in one regular can of soda. and this is a soda a day for a year. over an average adult lifetime that's 221,314 cubes of sugar. but you can help change that with a simple choice. drink more water. filtered by brita. ♪ and introducing our new advanced filter, now better than ever. just stay calm and move as quietly as possible. no sudden movements. google

caller: what i wanted to say the other thing i wanted to say is that the obamacare is sort of -- is the old republican idea or republican idea to have private insurance competing with others on exchanges to require people -- the individual mandate, doesn't that come out of the heritage foundation and the republican health care proposal in 1992? i think they came up with an alternative to hillarycare. people like me thought we would want a single pair -- payer system medicare for all. obamacare is really kind of an in-between compromise/partly republican idea. it was romneycare in massachusetts. romney had it in massachusetts. guest: it is true that what you are saying is true. the affordable care act was passed without a single vote in congress. it isn't seen as a compromise. host: how about paul ryan's cuts to medicare and medicaid affect a.c.a. funding? guest: medicaid is supposed to be expanded under the affordable care act and states are concerned how they are going to be paying for the program in the future. and whether they will be able to keep up with that spending we'll have to

cory: is obamacare, the affordable care act, been a thing that led your business to a fast rate optionest: it is one of the things. it structured health plans so they would be more machine readable so we can create an index of all the health plans on the market. cory: to parafrade phrase, the affordable care act made the plans codified and n similar ways so they can be compared? guest: yes. used to have fre form texts. very hard to figure out as a individual or a machine. cory: you have been -- you're doing it across many states, california texas, new york, so on. are you picking it by markets size or the ease of doing business in those states? insurance regulations are a mother. guest: the largest states out there. we cover 44% of the u.s. population across seven states. that is very good coverage without too many markets. we're regulated like an agent or broker. it is an ancient model. it has been around for the last 50 years. cory: it is interesting that you're matching with these new economy companies. guest: absolutely. they are gathering freelancers around a particular type of wo

that is why obamacare is back in the supreme court. at this hour, justices are hearing arguments that will determine the future of the affordable care act. does the phrase "established by the state" bar the federal government from establishing a health care exchange? most of the health care industry and others are involved. with me right now is drew armstrong and phil mattingly. given the way that lower courts have ruled, it is a prize to some that it landed at the supreme court at all. >> a surprise to a lot of people. the constitutionality of the law was almost -- always viewed as the best chance the opposition have to take it down. a libertarian think tank. of these four words and really made a case for it over a period of time. the supreme court decided to take the case is no joke. this is a massive threat to the law. if the court rules in favor of the plaintiffs here, as many as 7.5 million people currently receiving subsidies would lose them. that would more or less got the law entirely. stephanie: do you really think that will h

it is 1 in 8 now with obamacare it is going to 1 in 4 in new jersey. kennedy: thank you so much, good luck with your clinic, you are a great example. coming up the year of oj, monica and internet. but was 1995 the year that future began. my next guest says yes, we talk about his new book. stay with us. ♪ yeah, girl ♪ you know, i've been thinking about us ♪ ♪ and, uh, i just can't fight it anymore ♪ ♪ it's bundle time ♪ bundle ♪ mm, feel those savings, baby and that's how a home and auto bundle is made. better he learns it here than on the streets. the miracle of bundling -- now, that's progressive. kennedy: i love 1995, a huge year for america and me, america, became familiar with the internet, and i met my husband dave. love you. 95 super epic year. joseph campbell author of 1995, the year the future began welcome. >> thank you very much. >> everyone should bee your book, i agree with your assessment, 1995, is that when future started and why? >> year in which erving -- everything began in terms of familyality we deal with today. take internet, and wo

moreover, ab is exactly right, because of the fight over obamacare, people judge their health care experience in general against obamacare and obamacare remained steadfastly unpop lore. and the idea that projection will make it popular if people don't like their health care experience i find pretty unlikely. >> nancy pelosi said obamacare would allow everybody to pursue their passion poetry, painting, whatever. i love painting but i will not make a living on it still. i think she was wrong about that. jonah, ab, thanks very much. >> thanks. >> thank you. jenna: turning to big news overseas some new information in the fight to defeat isis with iraqi security forces heavily backed by iran making some progress in the battle to reclaim tikrit. as they close in on saddam hussein's home city the government forces are reportedly taking control of a nearby town. john huddy following the story from our middle east bureau. john? >> reporter: jenna that town is called, al-alam on the outskirts of tikrit, saddam hussein's hometown as you mentioned. the reports we're getting iraqi security forces alongsid

is too much money? keep it buried away? it's a good life. obamacare is back in the supreme court and so far, the only does that has emerged is this, it is still totally ridiculous they do not allow cameras in the courtroom. if obamacare goes down, which the case might lead to are republicans are ready to win on the politics i. mark: the parties better positioned to deal with the politics of obama care than it ever has been and they still might lose. it's complicated, but they've gotten religion on enough stuff about how to message is, how to be substantive, how to identify leaders to talk about it. i think the party is as ready as it possibly could be if the supreme court acts. phil: here is what no one can answer for me. if they have to act, and presumably they what if the supreme court takes the plaintiffs side on this, what is the policy on this? senate republicans had won op-ed and house republicans had a different op-ed. mark: boehner and mcconnell are going to say, obamacare will be destroyed unless you sit down and agree to some concessions. i

and you can do it 18 hours a day which is how long a battery charge will last. >>> the cost of obamacare drop. the congressional budget says the affordable care act will cost $142 billion less over the next ten years. that's 11% lower than january projections. health insurance premiums are rising more slowly and that requires less of a government subsidy. >>> and the three largest companies that track consumer credit have agreed to change how they handle your records. the revamp will simplify things for people who challenge mistakes, and medical debts will not be reported until after a 180-day waiting period to allow time for insurance payments to be applied. anne-marie, that will take a lot of stress off people. >> yeah, a lot of people will certainly appreciate that. wendy gillette thanks a lot, wendy. >>> straight ahead, your tuesday morning weather. >>> and in sports, the hawks bounce back from a rare loss to slam the kings. w flonase allergy relief nasal spray, now available over the counter in full prescription strength. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over-produci

. >> so you will be getting obamacare effectively? >> it isthe good things about obamacare is that the statute provided that members of congress would be on the exchanges without subsidies just like millions of americans so there wouldn't be a double standard. >> but senator, for right now, the irony is just kind of unbelievable that you have made your name fighting against obamacare and you now are going to sign up to get your insurance through that very process, obamacare. >> listen it was the case before obamacare that federal employees could get health insurance through their jobs. that's not a new development so yes, i'll get my insurance through my job like millions of other americans. that's not as shocking -- >> would you take a subsidy from your job, which is the federal government? >> we will follow the text of the law. i strongly oppose the exemption that president obama illegally put in place for members of congress because harry reid and the senate democrats didn't want to be under the same rules as the american people. >> that me

he is not just on obamacare, he is obamacare. >> that it is why it is time for texas to turn blue.usly, texas is so red that they approved a textbook that listed moses as a founding father. >> of that is true. >> you can see how moses is someone to look up to. he is white. he only believes in 10 laws. the only reason he has name recognition is because of a bush. [laughter] >> speaking of burning bushes, maybe that's why senator cruz things the world is on fire. >> of a are not the best at being diplomatic. the first time he wrote a letter it was addressed to, dear angry turban dude. >> you heard david gregory talk about what it is like to leave the set of a television show, it sounds like these guys have heard that before. >> there are a lot of characters in congress. >> don't worry, now that we'd is legal in the district, you guys might be the only productive people. >> please. what is so special about being a cabinet secretary. >> i am 12th in line for the presidency. >> i thought you were 13. >> who is counting. all i hear you saying is you have a one in 12 chance. >> you are de

together with dozens of other falsehoods, it is abundantly clear that obamacare's dna is more impresentede ink with which it was written. conservatives, they have no alternative to obamacare and the government takeover of your doctor's office is the only path to making medical care more accessible and affordable for working americans our poor and nation's senior citizens. of course, this is just another flimsy attempt to deceive the public from the same discredited bunch that named a bill with a $2 trillion price tag, the affordable care act. to date there's been more than a few legislative allternatives to obamacare filed by house and senate as comprehensive proposals to free us from high costs, higher taxes and limited choices of obamacare. today we have the privilege of listening to an outstanding panel who know exactly how we can reform health care the right way repeal and replace obamacare and set america free from the government prison built around our doctor's offices so today we're going to set the record straight and put the lies to bed. for good. now, this is an interactive sess

he is not just on obamacare, he is obamacare.s why it is time for texas to turn blue. juliÁn: seriously, texas is so red that they approved a textbook that lists moses as a founding father. joaquin: that is not even the joke. it is true. you can see how moses is someone to look up to. he is a light guy. he only believes in 10 guys. the only reason he has name recognition is because of a bush. joaquin: maybe that is why ted cruz thinks the world is on fire. juliÁn: he and his colleagues are not the best at being diplomatic. joaquin: the first draft of the letter was directed to dear angry turbine dudes. it is not just the senate. our colleague just resign from his office. you listen to david gregory talking about what it is like to have to leave the state. it sounds like these guys have heard that one before. [laughter] juliÁn: there are a lot of characters in congress. don't worry. now that we'd is legal of the district, you guys might not be the least productive people in town. joaquin: o please. what is so special about being a