with me now, obamacare author, betsy mccoy. es, death and obamacare paperwork. >> that's right. this is death by paperwork. if you thought that paying taxes was complicated before, this makes it into torture. this is the h&r block full employment act. the mistake this week just shows this is too complicated even for the irs. >> give us some details on what the mistake is this week because it does affect a million people despite the administration trying to down play the number of people affected. >> it's supposed to go out to everyone who received an obamacare subsidy and you use the numbers on that form to fill out another form, form 8962, a form with 12 pages of instructions. everybody has to fill that out who's gotten a subsidy or wants an exemption. just to give you an example of the nature of this form, at one point it says, if you checked the no box on line 6 or your filing status is married, filing separately, and the special situation described above, situation two does not apply to you, then you can skip columns "a" thr

betsy mccoy is with us. >> and employer-provided plan. over $5000 for an individual.h as $12,000. all of them are in that range. stuart: let's be clear. you have a $5000 deduct double. you go to the doctor. go to the hospital. the first $5000 comes out of your pocket. >> it comes out of your pocket. particularly for young people, it is such a ripoff. stuart: the buzz feed video. it emerged last week. the president urging people to sign up for obamacare. ♪ ♪ >> thanks, obama. stuart: i found that so jarring. >> it is so embarrassing to the office. stuart: this is how they are selling obamacare. >> it signals a spiraling decline. of course, it includes none of the facts about obamacare. he told young people that you can by obamacare for the price of a cell phone contract. stuart: how about this. churches are being given talking points to sell obamacare. what do you make of that? >> they are doing everything they can to bamboozle the public >> they really crossed the line. the irs could get them in trouble. stuart: advocate for a political position. >> they say it is abo