smith, tracy burns, jonas ferras and david mercer. welcome to everybody.racy, new taxes and fees from the health care law hitting in the new year. will they hit the market and the economy? >> they most certainly will. what a culture sck this is going to be. first, when you sit down to do your 2013 tax return come april, you are going to realize there were 13 new taxes in 2013 alone. we are talking about increasing dividends, medicare, payroll taxes, you name it, you were clobbered in 2013. you will sit down and do that, mentally you are already psyched out about what's going to happen about 2014. plus you have the obamacare fees that are going to hit coming in 2014. everyone is going to just be thinking about these things all day, all along, that's going to hurt consumer spending, it's certainly going to make you not want to get out there and boost the economy. >> we're just learning about some of these fees. there's a 2% levy on every health plan, a 3.5% user fee for insurance companies just to go on the online marketplace, increases in medicare part a. t

johnathon, republican strategist and director of communication for american cross roads and david mercer finance director are joining us. gentlemen welcome. great it see you again today. i want to throw up a poll that fox news conducted in terms of the law being repealed. and take a look at. this compareed to july. you can so a majority of people still maintain that the law should be repealed and keeping the law in place is 41 percent. and a lot of folks are upset with the way this things are handled with the website and along with a long- term impact of what the lull could mean for many americans. where did you see it going. >> nancy pelosi said we have to pass it before we know what is in it. it is more unpopular than ever. and schopercent of the people oppose the law out right. and it didn't get into the question of do you support dismantling the legislation piece pie piece. and those numbers are 65 percent coa lugtion of the republicans and independents and democrats. support a piece by piece. i don't know how long the democrats can stand opposed to what the americans want especially

. >> and david mercer -- >> don't say anything if you can't say anything nice. >> are you pro or cono the turtle neck. >> i'm going to take a pass like hadley. and with what she said earlier, we are working and the president is working to reduce the deficit and to increase employment which has come down from the bush levels and we've already -- >> i need to cut you off. i need to give hadley the last word. >> president obama is the architect of obamacare. and one reason republicans don't want to have a shutdown because they would rather focus on the failure that is obamacare. [ overlapping speakers ] >> we are going to say happy festivous and merry christmas for everyone for tomorrow. and we'll be back tomorrow for a special your world. mia love will be joining us. merry christmas, i'll see you on the five in about three minutes. [ woman 1 ] why do i cook? to share with family. [ woman 2 ] to carry on traditions. [ woman 3 ] to come together even when we're apart. [ male announcer ] in stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy and more, swanson makes holiday dishes delicious. >>> i'm bob beck

smith, tracy burns, jonas ferras and david mercer. welcome to everybody.the health care law hitting in the new year. will they hit the market and the economy? >> they most certainly will. what a culture sck this is going to be. first, when you sit down to do your 2013 tax return come april, you

david mercer. angela mcglou wam. these numbers are more what the administration hoped to see. is it enough? >> it is not enough. they are going to go out and have this big political communications campaign talking about the good news of obamacare but the fact of this affordable care act, jamie is not affordable. it is costing more people more money and when january 1 hits, we are going to have billions of dollars in tax hikes. i think it is a rough road ahead. the fact of the matter, too, is -- the majority of american people believe that either the law will be repealed or do not believe in it. >> some of the new taxes and costs, doctors are concerned they can't tell patients what deductibles will be for surgeries or procedures scheduled after january 1. there's so much that we just don't know. when do you think that obama and the administration, the president of the administration, can put this all in a rear view mirr mirror. >> i think they are beginning to put it in the moore job. we said at the outset of the program 27,000 enrolled in october and we are now at over a milli

within the democratic party, at least on paper in the editorial pages, andrea tan tear ross and david mercertional deputy finance director. david, is it a rift, first of all? >> i don't believe it is, and you can see from the recent election in virginia where democrats, um, have now -- now have the governor-elect, terry mcauliffe. you had a united front of democrats. you had the obamas, you had the clintons, and many democrats in there going to make sure we won. and with 22 governors' seats up next year that republicans have to defend, i think we're going to see more terry mcauliffes coming into office and whittling town the majority that they now hold -- down the majority that they now hold among republicans in governors' mansions. jon: you also had the republican closing that gap pretty substantially in the last few days, and some folks say if that election had been held a couple of weeks later, it might have been different. anyway, andrea, the republican party is often described as being beset by this schism between tea party members and other more long-term, longtime, more traditional ma

smith, tracy burns, jonas ferras and david mercer. welcome to everybody.he economy? >> they most certainly will. what a culture shock this is going to be. first, when you sit down to do your 2013 tax return come april,