with the exchanges e systematic and profound and indisputable, as he called upon hhs secretary cathleen sebeliussign for what he call gross incompen. lou: thank you. the government shutwn and obamacare, the topics today as religious ansocial conservatives from across the country right in the naions capital to attend the values voters summit. possible 2016 gop presidential contenders tk the stage on day one of the three-day event. chief political correspondent karl cameron has the report. reporter: social and religious conservatives invited three key leaders in the push tobeef on the affordable care act and reopen the government and raise the debt ceiling in exchange for spendingcuts. all potentitialvals for the gop presidential nomination in 2016. >> in my view, the house of representatives are dong what they have been doing, which is standing strong. [cheers] [applause] reporter: senator ted cruz, marco rubio, and rand paul, where the first two embraced the sttegy of trying to derail obamacare through the budget press. but liberal hecklers repeatedly interrupted them and brought the house down.

and commerce and subcommittees on october 1 for sure, these exchanges would be up and running cathleen sebeliusough the agency. we are going to have to get answers and this is over $600 million worth of taxpayer dollars that have been paid for. >> the fact is that you guys haven't been able to do this. you say that, but the reality is this administration has stonewalled you folks write to this very day when will you all find out about the limits of congressional power and the need to try a different approach? >> let me just say something. >> don't disappoint me by not answering my question. >> we are fighting this administration everyday. we have watched them abuse their executive authority on matters of domestic policy. george bush and his administration were referred to as the imperial presidency because he asserted himself in matters of foreign policy and national security. the president has greater latitude, but this president has abused his authority we have tried to overrule him in so many issues. he laid the employer mandate and i agree that we tried to do it legislatively and he said th

. >> i would like to say that i believe that this would work really well if cathleen sebelius would step down. i gave up and went fishing. but this is a group that takes care of things. >> host: we have aligned for those who have not had a good experience. that line, patrick is waiting from nebraska this point. good morning. >> good morning. >> caller: i have tried every day since i went online. and i have not been able to get through the website. it hasn't crashed or unavailable. three days ago i was finally able to get my basic information and. but since i have never been able to progress further in that end i have tried to toe number to find one of the individuals and they basically told me if it was non-english speaking. and i tried the online shop and they said no one was available, please try the website. and so here i still said. >> guest: that sounds very frustrating. have sounds very frustrating. have you tried the 800 number? it is (##8)318-2596. that is the health care market place number. maybe they can help you sign-up by phone. and i think that maybe just give it another we

congress and already the energy and commerce committee in the house controlled by republicans, cathleen sebeliusch he has not given out. she said that she doesn't know. and you will have members of congress looking into all of these glitches and problems of the rollout. this is a multibillion dollar taxpayer money project and you can bet congress is going to want to know what is going on. martha: it could cost more money because of these glitches. in terms of a business decision. it could end up being a different one. it may be more costly than anyone thought in their worst anticipation. >> that's right. administration officials are attributing all of this to high demand. so many people who want to go on a website that they haven't been able to handle it. but we have been getting a lot of people who are involved in this work saying that they have bigger structural problems that have to be fixed and many say that we are working 24/7. this is a very expensive proposition and that is going to spark congressional interest. martha: it's interesting because quantifying how many people are now in the p