ellison barber. great to it see you. tell us about the pivot that a handful of the republicans are making for repair as to repole. >> a couple of people in blue districts where they feel like they may be vulnerable throwing out the discussing repair. the vast republicans are not interested in repairing because there is so many things wrong with the law. it is not in their interest to switch to that. they are notting repole and replace to see down the rod than more people on the repair. >> they don't stand a change of repealing it. it is the law of the land and they don't have the numbers to repeal and how will they live with it? >> they will try to make changes. for example, the cancelled plans, wait a minute, this is a promise you made and you should stick to it. some of the things they want to change to make the law better can't be changed and that's why republicans are looking at this is aing they don't have an issue with one aspect of the law but the entire piece of legislation is fundmentally flawed and want to repl

joining us now, fox news legal analyst, ellison barber with of the washington free beacon.eard victims of the bombing saying what it was like in the tsarnaev house. the victims say how would you like to see how it is in my house now that i have lost my leg and talk about mental illness. do we care? >> i don't think so. clearly they were mentally ill. no one does it with a normal sensibility to they will. do i care that they were mentally ill or grew up poor? i'm tired of people doing atrocious things and being given excuses for life. they disrupted a national event. this guy, we know what he did. >> talk about how the brothers were heirs to violence and dysfunction running back several generations. the parents had psychiatric care but didn't get help for them. >> murderers, sociopaths. why are we talking about them? s the older one is dead. they talk about the younger one grappling with mental illness and the father may have been brutalized. who cares? >> don't we care because we want to spot these guys and understand warning signs prior to -- >> it's fair to want to invest

joining us now, ellison barber, a writer with the washington freebie con.kind of interesting to me whenever somebody who was identified closely with the clinton administration comes into the obama white house. >> it really is interesting, and you said he is very well connected, he's a very good strategist and very well respected throughout d.c. i think it's pretty obvious that the obama administration realizes they've had some big problems in the rollout, and they need someone to help them clean up shop, and this seems to be an effort at doing that. jon: mr. podesta will help mr. mcdonough on matters related to the health care law. that could be a full-time job. >> right. and he's also supposed to be advising on executive orders and climate policy. one thing that's interesting to note is that john podest out a n the affordable care act was saying medicare took me five minuters to sign up, and then he asked the question, single-payer system, anyone? a lot of people, he's someone that is very far left, and they may be worried about the solutions he will come

a new "red eye" returns tomorrow with ellison basher -- barber. >> e block. the last story. that's the last story. >> they are wiping out the wiper. the british car company mcclaren will replace technology with something i don't understand. the chief designer tells the sunday times that it is based on fighter plane technology that uses high frequently sound waves to repel rain, insects and fans of "love actually." the system won't be ready until 2015 at the earliest. ely, as a kid, nothing was more soothing to me in the car than hearing the wind shield wipers in the rain and next to your mom and dad and thisy were driving you somewhere to talk to some lady about bad memories and they would come back out and you would cry. aren't you obsessed you could be losing another childhood memory. >> that hurts, but the technology to replace windshield wipers with a vibrating thing that repels rain. now if we can develop this for our butts can you imagine how much we would save on toilet paper 1234 the viber booty? >> maybe that's what twerking is. >> maybe that wag pig pen's -- that w

joining us now to analyze, ellison barber, a writer for the washington free beacon. are you surprised as some of approval ratings the president is seeing? >> i'm not surprised because we've seen problem after problem with the affordable care act so it is sort of expected. if you look at in the context of the disapproval rating 55% are disapproving of his job rating. job approval under burke the ii it was 53%. under clinton, 36% of the job disapproval he was doing. i do think that is significant. jon: he railed, when he, when he came in about, you know, the republican administration ahead of him and so forth, the iraq war was unpopular, the afghan war was unpopular. somehow president obama found a way to get lower numbers than bush 43 or president clinton. >> bush 43, that year, 2005, would have been the fifth year. obviously with a controversy about the memos if there were weapons of mass destruction, and still 2% more unapproved bit public than bush was. it is significant. he really had a lot of things going in his favor to have higher approval rating. i think it's

ellison barber, from the washington free beacon. we'll continue to read you. >> thanks. arthel: maybe it is cold outside, but these, jon, are more than lyrics to romantic holiday songs, as more than half the company country is experiencing dangerously low temperatures t could last for a while. so you have to bundle up. meteorologist maria molina is here with more. maria. >> arthel, good to see you. we're looking dangerously cold temperatures across portions of canada, even down into the lower 48. i want to show you exactly how cold it is across some of these areas, because it is so cold, like in thompson, currently windchill temperature as you head out the door, feels like 5degrees below zero. feels like 59 below zero in big trout lake. you're looking dangerously cold temperatures with the potential of for frostbite if you don't go outdoors prepared. there are windchill advisories and several warnings as well. several spots across minnesota and wisconsin could feel as cold as 50 degrees below zero. like you mentioned, arthel, it is forecast to continue next several days.