insurance oh absolutely and you're such a big supporter of obamacare neal i don't understand why you're being so mean to darrell and it's like the way. he's a crook now well listen he's paid his debt to society he didn't go to jail i mean you know maybe overnighters but he also key he can't eat as a felon so i mean he does carry that with if he was accused felon he can't vote he can't own a gun are you sure yes and so but you know the thing is that i see the cat and go the front and he's investigating the brother but having said that song it's ok for congress to look into what the executive director joy i totally agree and that's why i'm here i think so it's an attitude of sort of like the tone of your monologue there was sort of like nothing to see here move along citizen no no no we don't ask questions about obama care or miss we don't question the white house i am question dear allies to turn benghazi into a witch hunt and now we have the guys who are going to be dead and while we're hearing a lot of this americans who died was doing. well he was on his way to rescue the other three yeah exactly i mean the f

congrats, darrell. >>> i have been telling you about this winter storm in the pacific northwest. down near the cold front and that surface low, idaho, spokane, seattle 56. watch this the winter storm warning is in hot pink, the winter storm watch is in blue. look back to jackson, they're in the wind advisory. it's going to be 40 to 60-mile-an-hour wind gusts so this is getting bigger. severe weather in texas and oklahoma panhandle. garden city, all tomorrow afternoon and into evening you're going to have to be paying attention. the great lakes, extremely gusty. look at it, big waves on superior. looking to calm down as we go through the week. that's a look at the big picture. >>> >> this weather report has been brought to you by t eshgtempupe. >> don't go anywhere, ron. >>> the cutest sport ever and one you probably have never heard of, rabbit hopping. bunnies bouncing around. this week it's the whackiest competition you'll see and also very adorable. ron went to check it out. you were brave to do this. >> thank you very much. this story goes back a couple of years ago. when i go

this is one of these days i should have been more careful and watch what i said. >> darrell, you're a friend of his. most people know him as a very nice man, but what he said was not a nice thing. >> i agree with that. i'm darrell green. i've been here for 30 years. i wouldn't be sitting here if i didn't believe in this guy. i sit next to him on the set and i've known him since high school. we played against each other and i know exactly -- i can't speak completely about all the brain surgeries. i spoke to him the last couple months ago when he had his last one. there's something there and the guy is not that kind of guy. this lady here can tell you that better than i, can but otherwise i wouldn't be here -- i can, but otherwise i couldn't be here, derek. i support this man and i don't believe meant it at all. >> why did you say you wouldn't apologize? you said no. >> tell you what, derek. i had those brain surgeries and sometimes i within over my head. i didn't really know what i said until i left the set. i talked to my wife lydia and she kind of told me what i said and i just think

wing the media culture literally in griffin came to washington and found the father figure with darrell i said it was so completely a neighbor with his own narrative that he felt the need to tell me all about it . . ready males these are written by members of congress and eventually he was fired and is in chapter eight. but those who are extremely powerful whether president to the united states nor senate majority leader harry reid or the next governor of virginia and again is at looks at the entire world people who tried to scramble to the top of the pecking order. >> you have made the point that despite the fact people say washington is divided as though interconnected and the players that have that connection it goes without saying that washingtonians don't know these people that they are fully divorced so not so much a town or a place but a class a ruling class? >> the political class they think they are the ruling class but not to the extent they may think but he essentially the people of this town these are the people one tv yelling if we should shut down the government peyser not t

so, congrats, darrell. i love. you can find his photo on twitter. look at the rest of the forecast.m in the pacific northwest. tonight into tomorrow it'll start to get going and drift down here, the cold front, and that surface low in parts of montana, spokane, 56. seattle, 56, but watch this. the winter storm warning is in hot pink there. the winter storm watch in blue so billings and sheridan but look back to jackson there in the wind advisory. it's not just snow, you guys. in the mountains it's going to be 40 to 60-mile-per-hour wind gusts. so this is getting bigger and then out ahead of this system, you've got severe weather and that happens in parts of texas, oklahoma, panhandle, woodward and wichita. garden city, all tomorrow afternoon into the evening. you're going to have to be paying attention. finally i'll leave you with a look at the great lakes because they've been really gusty yesterday. muskegon, michigan, almost made it to 50-mile-per-hour wind gusts. look at behind it, big waves on superior. but go >> this weatr repo >> this weather report has been brought to you by

they wouldn't let any congressman trying to vote out in the capitol of the as i mentioned earlier, congressman darrell issa said, i have to vote. you're not voting. you're staying inside. i turned to him and said is this normal? no, it is not normal. we're not on shutdown anymore. we'll get more details as they develop. from one catastrophe to yet another what we could see october 17th, according to treasury secretary jack lew is a catastrophe that we have never seen before. this nation has never defaulted on its debt but we're pushing up against that deadline where jack lew, the treasury secretary, is telling fox business this has no upside. it is going to be a disaster. i began by asking him in a fox business exclusive, give us an idea what might happen if we hit the debt ceiling. here's jack lou. >> when we run out, if we were to run out of the ability to borrow, we would be operating on cash and that cash wouldn't last for very long and, we have never crossed that line and congress shouldn't let that happen now. i'm being very careful not to say that i know or anyone knows exactly what happens if

i see them in patrick kennedy. >> are the republicans doing this right? i'm not a big fan of darrellssa because i think he's on staff for publicity half the time, but is it possible we could hope that democrats and republicans on the committees when they look at this, will focus intently on the reasonable questions like why -- did we do as much as we could at the time? that's to me the most important. >> these are questions that hillary is absolutely going to have to put to rest and answer if she's going to ever run for president in 2016. it's a huge sort of black mark on her. she'll really have to answer, say what was she doing? why wasn't help given? and when you look at her first term as secretary of state or obama's first term when she was secretary of state, what were the achievements that she had? i mean, she normalized relations with burma, but -- >> i just care about what happened that night, because i do think, i think that lindsey graham's on to something here. and i know he has to cover his rear end in terms of the right wing in that primary challenge, but sometimes politi

darrell green told me why he's now apologizing. >> i have those brain surgeries, sometimes went over my head. i didn't really know what i said until i left the set. i talked to my wife lydia and she kind of told me what i said. i think it was kind of ignorant for me not to apologize. >> we need to note both dexter and darrell both contributors on our game on sports program. >>> today prince george's county police announced the arrest of three suspects in the murder of a man trying to protect a pregnant colleague. >> reporter: i'm scott broom at the clarion hotel in oxon hill, maryland. the three suspects arrested for a murder that occurred here last week may also be suspects in armed robberies throughout the region. seen on tape, a suspect police now say is 20-year-old deandre weems leaping the hotel front desk and holding a gun on the terrorized clerk. on his way out food and beverage manager jesse chavez tried to stop the robber and was shot and killed. >> the murder weapon has been recovered. the torched get away car has been recovered. >> reporter: today prince george's county po

and that's when i saw one of them slam their hands on a button, and the doors went shut. congressman darrella elevator, and i said to him -- he started trying to negotiate with them to let him out. he said i've got to vote. you can't not let me vote, and they said, too bad, you're not voting. if there's a vote, you're staying inside, and i said is this usual, and he said this is highly unusual. tracy: so just to confirm, the senate finish the shooting occurred near the botanical garden, that staffers inside the ray burn building could hear the shots inside their offices. just to give everyone a better sense of where this is taking place. and, again, liz being able to basically watch it from the third floor saw the car -- ashley: just reading a comment here from congressman gerry connolly, a democrat from virginia, he said he was on the balcony on the south side of the capitol and heard what he thought was seven or eight gunshots in rapid succession. of course, police are a trying to usher surists away because this is, obviously, a popular area for lawmaker, reporters, tourists and everyone e

yes, i think i watch people like you have a moment of glee that darrell issa says that. know you're going to get mad at me saying this, we still have to watch this whole thing and see if it actually works or if it works. >> you're saying affordable care act? >> yeah. >> i agree, i'm a part of -- i was going back and forth with a conservative friend of mine, precisely, saying let's run the experiment. if this is a disaster, if it is bad, then democrats should pay a huge political price for it. because they passed this bill. and if it doesn't work, yes, then right. >> this is the kind of posturing, when i first saw it, it reminded me of congressman howard smith with the 1964 civil rights act where he injected the language of sex so there could be no discrimination along the signs of race, this is what this bill is about. he injects the language of sex, people think it is a liberal gesture, others believed it was a gesture to tank it as it turned out to make it much more popular. what if people in congress said this is working out pretty well for me? >> that is the other per

but then i see it bouncing on the ground, saw darrell green with his hands up in the air and i knew thatng to the super bowl. it was a great feeling. people say you've been before. i've got to tell you, i wanted that thing so bad. >> good afternoon from jack murphy stadium in san diego, california. the road to super bowl xxii stops right here. >> experts predicted another tight game for super bowl xxii, most favored the broncos for one reason, elway. he had been named the nfl's most valuable player, only one individual honor was left -- super bowl mvp. attention williams received had less to do with his play and more with becoming the first african-american quarterback to start in a super bowl. an honor williams embraced and still treasures. however, more important than starting a super bowl was how number 17 finished it. >> joe gibbs didn't bring doug williams to san diego to show off a black quarterback. we know he why we came here, we came here to work hard and win the super bowl. >> tune in all season to hear the full story of the super bowl xxii champion. that's it for this week's "

. >> i think demographics is the only answer i can give you. darrell issa this morning, conservative republican from california has said he will relea release temporary to undocumented immigrants now in the united states. you can see, of course he is from the state of california, right? i think there will be lots of members who feel this pressure on the republican side of the aisle. certainly there have been a couple of presidential candidates, john mccain, who felt the anger from the republican party on this issue when he was running. i think the key here is to convince people, as you were talking about earlier, that you can do the border security part of this first, that the president can be trusted, as you were talking about earlier, to get it done first and then the rest can kick in. i think that's the way that potentially this could be done so that both sides trust each other on this i also think you have business weighing in on this. you've got the chamber of commerce, the business community weighing in and that could potentially help get somethi

this concludes my prepared statement and i will be pleased to answer any question that you are the members may have. >> thank you mr. sullivan. >> chairman darrell issa, ranking member and members of the committee. i am patrick sullivan at the epa. the oig investigation has included more than 40 interviews and a review of thousands of documents and in coordination with many law enforcement agencies. on september 27, he entered a plea of guilty to theft of government funds and activities relevant to the case began in 19881 the gentleman was hired as a consultant to epa by his close friend robert brunner and director of the office of policy review and continue until his retirement in april 2013. our investigation revealed that he engaged in the following misconduct. false official statements, time card fraud. incentive retention bonus shot and travel voucher fraud, false precision of a federal official and misuse of official government passport and his official personnel file includes misleading and false statements including a claim that he worked for a u.s. senator. bovary period of 22 years, he received an incentive bonus of the salary and auth

darrell manages a concrete factory. everyone brought together by fire. >> i manage a cafe, make coffee. here is a builder, greg does maintenances. >> you are volunteers? >> we are volunteers, yes, do it for nothing. >> at the top of the slope are the homes they are trying to protect and the people. this is an area often prone to fire. >> we are only 10 meters from the bush. as you can see, you can get burned out really easily. we are taking precautions with a sprinkling system, shutters on the windows, a rain water tank which feeds a system which will cover the house house in water. >> others have taken similar measures and lost everything. >> very frightening. very fright need because you watch the flames coming. well, personally, you don't know how you are going to stop them. >> on a nearby road, many homes are now just rubble and ash. back at the firefront, the work is 24 hours a day. the firefighters taking advantage of cooler temperatures and lighter winds while they last and grabbing moments to rest only when thing. mount riverview, mississippi. sglf >>> that was andrew thomas rep

. >> but you're going to have the contractors tomorrow testify i think it's darrell issa's committee,stigative committee, they're going to say what grace-marie just said. on the eve of the launching, which is october 1st, in september, they were given orders to reverse the role. in other words, you can't just shop and browse first. you had to register first. and the registration was very personal information in order to get all the correct information, which they still didn't get on prices anyway. now, that is going to be a charge leveled against the white house. >> right. >> and the president. >> sure. >> you're not going to get around that. and the republicans are going to say see? we told you so. we told you so. >> and the white house, because it has a tendency to confront reality, unlike some political parties i know will adjust to the changing nature of reality. if it's determined that there was botched -- >> what will they say, mark? give me a for instance. what will they say? >> i can't speak for the white house, but i wouldn't be surprised if they delay the signup for the mand

right now the point is i want to work with all parties to get this website working because we know it failed and the law is the law for now. >> all right. darrellk you, sir. good seeing you again. >> thank you. >>> i can only conclude by all the e-mails and tweets we're getting right now that either a lot of you were bullied or a lot of you were bullies. wait until you read some of these beauties. and why i think the president might want to read them as well, because i think he can watch and learn. right after this. >>> football team bullying? the e-mails coming in fast and furious. no, it wasn't bullying. grow up, you thin-skinned whiners. greg posted, if you don't like losing, don't play sports. if you don't like losing 91-0, you should try a little harder. melissa tweets oh for god's sake, this attorney says the kiddies on the football team were bullied because they were afraid they would lose. maybe a lesson to be learned here for the president, i'm not saying he was a bully. but now and then he does exhibit bullyish behavior. he rejected republicans' rejections and ended up getting none of their votes, ultimately producing a lopsided polit

as i said, darrell issa, republican, house oversight chair, exempting all of his staff. tom coburn on the senate side exempting his committee staff. but on the other hand, speaker boehner, all of his leadership staff will go into the exchange. similarly, for democrats, senate leader harry reid, he says his leadership staff will stay in the federal health plan. they will be exempted essentially from the exchanges. but his number three, patty murray, senate budget chairman, all of her folks going into the exchange. so it's really a divide and the truth is, behind the scenes, some people are angry at others for how they're interpreting this. >> republicans blocked two high profile presidential nominees. there could be some other big ramifications. what's going on on this story? >> reporter: okay. we can handle that quickly. there could be ramifications but i'll tell you right now, there probably won't be. we saw those two nominees, one for housing agency and the other for the court of appeals for the district of columbia, both get blocked today. big nominees. and there was

i left the set. >> and redskins hall of famer darrell green on hand to help dexter manly.econd chance for his job. >>> the man accused of killing sean taylor. >> and is your on the list of the most reliable cars. your world in 90 seconds. >> this is a pivotal day in the shawntae lor murder trial. prosecutors in florida rested their case against eric rivera. he is the young man accused of shooting the washington redskins star in a botched home burglary. >> penn state is paying $56 million to victims of jerry sandusky. the school said they face six more claims that might lead to more financial settlements. >> former national security agency contractors edward snowden leaked documents that the u.s. eavesdropped on mang ello and others. >> the president feels strongly that we should collect information -- should not collect information on people just because we can, but because we should. >> a suspect, deandre weans, the alleged trigger man. witnesses said all three talked about the murder and wean said, quote, the guy should not have tried to play the hero. >> depend ability

i think you're seeing republican rank and highly, darrell issa, know friend to the president, certainly chief inquisitor of the president, he even has his own version of immigration reform with a form of path to citizenship, amnesty, take your pick. you are starting to see a lot of republicans coming around to this idea. we get back to the fundamental fact that this hard core base of republicans is against it. they hold sway within the republican party particularly in the house of representatives, and again, it boils down to a question of whether or not we're going to go the same road in terms of that internal dynamic in congress among republicans where things are blocked or whether the speaker is going to try to push this through for a larger political benefit of the larger republican party. >> let's talk about the numbers. there are 11 million undocumented workers in this country. if we talk about health care, 30 million people who lack insurance, that's 41 million people out there, 41 million votes. who listens to who on capitol hill and why are all these people voiceless? >> it's a

. >> yeah, i mean, darrell issa just said that the -- the white house has rejected that senate plan. but that is not what you're hearing right now? >> reporter: no, at this point, i think in terms of the senate plan -- specifically the senate plan -- what i will say is i think this is a messy process. so certainly keep that in mind. but i would say the white house is now looking towards the senate, and the sort of senate proposal is a better vehicle for moving something forward. i think they're actually relying very much now on the senate, and actually are not too worried that house republicans are going home. ultimately, the white house think that they kind of have more of the cards here, because you have the schism among republicans in the house, and quite frankly, you have senate republicans who are getting pretty fed-up with the house of representatives. they feel that this whole fight is damaging their brand. m polls reflect that. they wasn't to move things along. they want to have the budget air fight, but they don't want them-up in the government shutdown and on the debt ceilin

we have darrell issa, the government reform committee. i don't know what precisely is going on in the senate. we are going to continue our oversight role, as we should. we have two subcommittees with jurisdiction, our health subcommittee and the oversight subcommittee. a lot of questions are raised related to the security of the individual's information that they put into the system as well, knowing that they are changing the number of lines to make it work. there are a lot of issues that are out there. i don't know that we will do it hearing every week just on this. we've got a lot of other issues as well, whether they be energy, telecommunications, trade, etc. there is only so much time in the day. with my bill years ago to add daylight savings time, that gave us an extra hour. we may need extra weeks to try to pore over this mess that we've got in front of us. then we heard at least one side say -- >> we have heard at least one side say, "not my job." >> they were under oath. they were a little careful in terms of how they answered the q

this is a quick one, but i want to get it out. darrell issa subpoenaing sebelius. she won't come clean. he's been asking for documents, inside documents. who, what, where, what did the contractors tell her, what's it going to cost? >> i think it's a very significant development. as you said, sebelius has been stone walling. there's so much important information that we don't know. for example, the fact that they hadn't tested the system end to end, at least until a week before october 1st, and yet they still went ahead and launched this thing. they didn't have the security clearances set up, the security protections. the site crashed after 100 -- >> there are memos. >> there are memos. have the contractors not given memos? >> the contractors -- the memos on -- hhs knew about these -- >> the contractor said it's not ready. >> on paper. >> bob, on paper. is that's what we're going to discover? the contractors tried to warn them, they wouldn't listen? >> yeah. there's no doubt about it. they're pointing fingers at each other already. a number of decisions that were mad

i taked with darrell issa and he's planning on asking how and why did this chaos happen and he's not talking about the disarray. >> how many of you signed up for obama care? have you got it with you? good. >> reporter: in the past week it's become the butt of late night jobs. >> good news. obama care covered carpal tunnel syndrome, a result of pushing the button on the stupid computer. >> reporter: it's been nothing short of disastrous. media outlets have tried to find someone who's been successful. the "washington post" thought of that person as a unicorn. usa tard calls it an inclusive mess and a nightmare. the white house explains it's due to the high volume. after they went offline over the weekend for repairs the officials have found other problems. >> we've identified the glitches, we're adding software and i can tell you today is better than today and we're hoping in the very near future to have a seamless process. >> the computer expert says it has major flaws. >> it wasn't designed well, and it looks like nobody tested it. >> reporter: he supports the new health care law and

there are houses just 30 meters up the hill i can see from here the back of their doors and windows. darrel mitchell is one of the firefighters. explain what is this is about. >> this is a dirty end of the business we have to clean out the area. or by blocking out this valley we take control of where this fire is going. to the back of these houses rather than running wild. >> its seems counter intuitive to fight fire with fire. water supply is limit the and especially during drought time. you wouldn't have enough water in australia to pour down a mountain side to put out a fire. this is the only efficient and effective way. >> this sun -- this is one of the big fires in new south wales. the hot weather is due to run from sunday. this is really a race against time. >>> coming up in this half hour. we report from a refugee center in germany which is helping the first arrivals from syria. >>> training as a child. setting up shop as a small business owner. columbian rebels are trying to re-enter society. [[voiceover]] every day, events sweep across our country. and with them, a storm of views.

well, i -- >> there it is, angela. the work of darrellnd of nasty partisan witch hunt continues. >> well, martin, you know what makes these matters worse, actually. i was thinking about this. the fact that benghazi is this manufactured controversy that they continue to bring up time and time again, and then you see this kind of same strategy take place with the national park services. these folks are at fault here. they underfunded embassy security in benghazi. >> of course. >> and then they facilitated the government shutdown. >> of course they did. >> so you've got to turn around and at some point look in the mirror like the national park service's director is working for free technically right now. he's a furloughed employee, volunteering at your hearing. you need to look at yourself's in the mirror. >> absolutely right. angela rye and maria theresa kumar, thank you so much. we'll be right back in a moment. ♪ [ male announcer ] over time, you've come to realize... [ starter ] ready! [ starting gun goes off ] [ male announcer ] it's les

jeff or contracts with delivery systems it organizations develop that say i can bring together employers together to do a darrell network contract can in return for lower rates i thank you will see tremendous innovation i am not sure which works better. but you will see multiple new developments with these challenges. >> let's give us the chance to talk about the aco is the innovation involving the aco >> absolutely we partner with delivery systems with the aco we have 30 nationally now. the power of the aco is you contract with the organizers of care a tough hospital or physician so they are a care system. reid of a carjacking with the system they deliver care in the high-quality way it in a lower cost way like to see technology to see what the other doctor is doing to make the process of delivering care more efficient if you don't get the of care delivery with the exchange's to allow you to take the product of the exchange now you have transformed health care system individuals can say i'm a pick the local delivery system and now i have a direct relationship of the white paper money to and who delivers it is a

. >> darrell is a trailblazer, but not only for the university but for people like me. i director at university of maryland today if it wasn't for people like darrell hill. >> now darrell hill returns to the field tomorrow to witness history again 50 years later. >> plus we turn to consumer reports before we buy a big ticket item like a car or computer, but now hear what consumer reports is saying about obamacare and other health programs. >> and chaos at howard university's homecoming as students storm the gates to a soldout concert. good evening. i'm jan jeffcoat. derek is off tonight. we'll get to all those stories in just a home, but first a look at your world in 90 seconds. >> bare minimum of a sentence compared to what i think he does everybodies. >> delegate dwyer did not cause the boating accident. >> reporter: today in two separate sentences delegate don dwyer got a total of 60 days to be served on weekends. >> germany's foreign minister summoned the american ambassador thursday to explain why u.s. intelligence may have monitored german chancellor an

don't know what happens to carl in all this. >> i don't know. darrelltory line. he was destined to become his brother. i didn't want to say racist things and take drugs and do the things my brother did. i sort of tried to play him where i was embarrassed of what happened growing up. this opened up a new zone where there's a sense of worth. >> "world war z", the whole genre is on fire right now. you know what, if there's ever an activity that kills our grid for about a year and a half, i don't want to be standing there in my house like with a spear when everybody else has got -- >> cross bows. >> and i'm also getting a generator that's not as loud. >> why are you able to get some of these dramas that some networks can't? i won't say that about nbc. >> you just did. you're blacklisted. >> nbc had a great couple weeks. we all develop with one goal in mind, which is to create great television. in any -- >> do you think the bar is different? >> we're certainly in a different business on the cable side than the broadcast side. by definition they're trying to

darrell manages a concrete factory. everyone thrown together. >> i may a cafe, make coffee. here is a builder, greg does garden maintenance. >> all volunteers >> volunteers, yes. do it for nothing >> reporter: at the top of the slope are the homes they are trying to protect and the people. this is an area often prone to fire. >> reporter: we are 10 meters from the bush. you can see you can get burned out easily. we are taking all of the precautions we can with a sprinkling system. we have shutters on the wind odes. we have a rainwater take which feeds a system that will cover the whole house in wall. >> others have certain similar message and lost everything? >> very frightening indeed because you just watch the flames coming and you don't know personally how you are going to stop them >> reporter: on a nearby road, many homes are now just rubble and ash. back at the fire front, the work is 24 hours a day. the firefighters taking advantage of cooler temperatures and lighter winds while they last and grabbing moments to rest, only when thing. andrew thomas, al jazeera, mount

she saids to say i am responsible, we are responsible, we're going to fix it. we saw darrell issa this morning, contractors are pointing the finger back at the government. so number one she needs to take responsibility and i think she needs to be very clear on the fix. although as we saw from the first three questions, they are not focusing as much on the website. they are focusing on the recent news that policies are being canceled. so it's the other issues i think we are going to hear over and over again. >> are members of the committee also walking a tight rope. i remarked that dorothy you are not in kansas anymore, and i remarked that it is such an irritating thing for folks from the midwest to be reminded of that. >> a very unfortunate way to start out. they need to be respectful, make their case, and they need to get to the point, but be very careful about alienating her. when you start out with something like that, you miss what he said at the end, why not remove the penalty and give them the choice to go in. as opposed to making these silly references to the wizard of

work, but i already know that and so does everybody else. >> exactly. >> i know that's where it works. >> you know, somebody get darrellg ha because he's on a witch hunt for halloween. that's what they do, these massive data dumps. look. kathleen sebelius has been cooperative. part of the point here is to delay them from actually doing -- delag hhs from actually doing the work to implement obama care by making them comply with all the paper dumps. asa did that with all of the local navigators. >> hey, sally. you know how politics work. you're one of the smartest people in the business. >> why, thank you. >> the approval ratings stink. a lot of it has to do with markets. perhaps the obama administration hasn't done well at telling people how it works, how to get in, and then dealing with the aftermath. you can't argue with that. >> you know, i've been one of the president's strongest critics in how he has rolled out these things. he was a really good explainer when he was running for office but not as president, so that's all true. you want to know whose rating is lower, republicans. >> 22%. >> cockroaches are more resp

and all they're doing is taking the darrell issa play book and throw mud at the democrats. i think that the americans think that the republican party has no solutions to everything. what they should be doing instead of having hearings is coming up with ideas of their own but it's they can't because they are a divided party. but if they don't do that they might lose the house in 2014. that is a real possibility. >> they seem to have some residual instinct for this idea of what about us having a plan. and they threw around this notion of paul ryan has got a plan. and they go to paul ryan for the plan and it to repeal obama care. >> right. so you know there is a conservative health care reform plan called obama care. the idea of personal responsibility of a market based reform system. no public option which upset governor dean so strongly. this issed a least a moderate conservative position. maybe there is no role for government in anything. but there is a conservative plan that came out of the heritage think tank which now wants to shut down government because they hate their o

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