dr. donald, you were the first person in charge of this.t in your view has gone wrong and so seemingly terribly wrong. >> i don't think it's so terribly wrong. we're seeing th that it's implementing critical changes, and it's a big task that involves interfacing with a number of systems. if this wasn't politically charged this is a set of problems you would expect in a set amount of roll out. >> if i could turn to you, do you think there were decisions made that perhaps could have exacerbated the situation or other decisions that would have made the results in the early days different? >> the technology here is really the flash point of the issue. one of the things that we see looking back on how this project has run, i agree with don, what he's saying, it is a complex undertaking, it's a complex implementation. these types of complex projects are often prone to problems. when you look back i think that there was an attempt and partly due to federal acquisition process to contain the cost, partly due to the situation, the cost control situa

dr. donald showalter. in this reaction, the reacting materials are potassium permanganate, this dark purple solid on this screen, and glycerine, this thick liquid. now, let's see what happens when we mix them. i'll put the glycerine onto the permanganate. there's some smoke coming out. oh! look at the flame! that reaction certainly releases energy, doesn't it? what happened is that glycerine is a combustible organic liquid and potassium permanganate is a concentrated source of oxygen. so when the two come in contact, they ignite spontaneously. so this kind of chemical reaction releases energy. the key word is release. this is the type of reaction we call exothermic. in an exothermic reaction, the reactants have relatively high energy. the energy is depicted here in kilojoules. the products of the reaction have a lower energy. as the reaction proceeds downhill from high energy to low energy, reactants are converted to products, and energy is released by the system-- in this case, 300 kilojoules per mole rea

dr. donald moore.hanks for making a studio call for us today. the federal government has not so far done a very good job telling doctors what's in it for them so far with obamacare, have they? >> well, i wouldn't like to think of it as what's in it for us. we're in the practice of medicine. we are there because we've made an oath and we've made a commitment. that's what we do. so what we do is irrespective of what obamacare or any finances system. >> sure. but ultimately you got to be worried about would i be compensated to a stage where i could actually either make money or break even, 'cause the last thing you want is to lose money. >> well, i already lose money. and i think obamacare will probably make it worse. >> so you're at this point opting out? >> yes. i am definitely out. the obamacare is really an inadequate attempt to fix a broken health care system. our system of health care financing, it's broken. it does not work for the patient. it does not work for the doctor. it does not work for anyb

donald trump, luxurious, and even dr. phil. what prosecute you thinking?endo joining "fox & friends." [ applause ] >> brian: you single handedly could end the deadlock. you know all sides. >> wouldn't that be great? it would be great to have morgan freeman doing there. now you're going to talk to each other. this it is. mr. boehner. >> steve: you played the president so many times. >> there it is. look out. there is a missile coming at him. >> brian: there is always something going wrong when morgan freeman is the president. >> yeah. that's one of the things people always ask me. like, what's funny, when you think about it, frank didn't have a question there. he asked himself five different things. robin williams, if you don't have a joke, you just switch voices. what he did is went from one voice to the next voice and didn't answer what the guy was asking. well dom a news program. those are talking points. ] sometimes we ask a question to someone who doesn't want to answer, they just say stuff that doesn't relatefy to what you're talking about. i was one