taylor. >> one of the newest is ezekiel taylor.victed of home burglary, he was just arrested for a probation violation. >> i got in a car with a guy who i wasn't supposed to be in a car with. he got pulled over, police got behind us. a chase, high-speed chase took place. it was either stay in the car and go to jail or run for your freedom and maybe get away. so i ran. >> we're going to the right. >> taylor managed to elude police and hid under a house, that is, until the police released their canine who left taylor with several reminders of their encounter. >> i tried to run. the dog gets on me and grabs my leg. the dog ripped my shoe off and was just on my feet and would not let go. when he let this one go, he got on this one. he was on me. >> what was going through your mind? >> why the [ bleep ] this dog won't leave me alone. >> spread your cheeks and cough. that's good. you guys can get dressed. taylor will find out how long this latest parole violation will be when he faces the judge. he's used to the process as he's had numer

this is ezekiel emanuel's op-ed in the new york times.es from it that we pulled out. a patient in colorado. he was able to get a second opinion with a specialist network. they reassured her that she did not need chemotherapy after all. she paid nothing out of pocket. i thinkually think -- insurance companies really want to give people a second opinion because when they have a serious illness, and reassures them that they are actually getting good care in their network. increasingly, you will be getting your insurance from cleveland clinic, from the mass health providers are going on exchange. they will be offering insurance and signing contracts with employers. that's the future. >> one of the things in your book is that lawmakers do not focus on effective implementation and execution. the business world is always adjusting new products to make them better. it does that suggest that the private sector should be taking more of a lead in something as unyielding as health care? nothe private sector is done a bang up job of running the health

all i'm asking of ezekiel immanuel this. where is the disappointment for god's sake.wer of attorney over to julian asage. >> that will work. >> the name ezekiel has a lot of connotations to it i went back and researched three major prophets in the old testament. isaiah as in thomas who ruined the new york nets, there is jeremiah as in wright who ruined that church in chicago. and now there is ezekiel as in emanuel who ruined obamacare. >> did you memorize all of that or are you reading that off the card. >> yes. >> you memorized it? >> that's what i do. i'm on the o'reilly factor, for god's sake. >> that was really good, memoir, i'm going to watch the rerun. >> did you memorize that or were you reading it off the card. >> that's what i do i'm on the o'reilly factor. >> once again miller will be here tomorrow evening. we will see everybody in pittsburgh this coming friday night the energy arena the show is 95% sold out. few good seats available. get them while we have them. shows in cincinnati, honolulu, grand rapids, minneapolis, rapids city and fargo, details on bill

ezekiel emanuel, writes on how the a portable care act is changing health care and presents his predictions on future trends in "reinventing american healthcare." how the affordable care act will improve our error-prone system. and then peniel joseph talks about his book, "stokely: a life", recounting the life of stokely carmichael. it will be our future at noon eastern on "in depth." and paul kengor brings us "eleven principles of a reagan conservative." his recent talk from the reagan ranch in santa barbara, california, airs this sunday at 10:45 p.m. eastern this sunday on booktv. and "the tyrrany of experts", william easterly provides data that shows the best way to end global poverty is to preserve individual freedoms and prevent unchecked state powers. look for these books and watch for the authors in the near future on booktv and on booktv.org. >> i think there are some myths out there. they think it's some are actively preserved product and it's really not. and it's no different than the types of sulfites that you use in making wines. so i wouldn't call it a healthy product, but i wo

ezekiel emanuel who happily predicts the demise of your health insurance as you know it. in his book, he writes, quote, you won't have insurance companies to kick around much longer. the system is changing. the aaccountable care organizations and hospital systems will begin competing directly in the exchanges and for exclusive contracts, they'll cut out the insurance company middleman and keep the insurance company profits for themselves, so be prepared to kiss your insurance company good-bye forever. at first blush, you say, okay, there's a middleman. >> i say good riddance and don't let the door hit you. insurance companies have been exactly that, middle men who ripped off the money between the people who pay their premiums and the care they get. the idea hospitals would join in with quality care physicians and get these companies out is the right thing to do. >> dana, one of the issues, though, is the way it would work in the hospital systems. maybe three or four would provide health care and insurance to patients. what if there's not a specialist in the system? >> i'm

>> this sandwich, the bread is from ezekiel's, food for life, ezekiel's, and with the turkey you're getting even knowing it. >> it is organic turkey breast. >> the thing you don't want to sacrifice is taste. you know, you don't want to eat cardboard your whole life. >> no. >> mm. taste it. oh, my god. i love that. >> mustard on that, that's lunch. good. >> these three categories, soup, hot dogs and frozen meals are often very high in sodium. these are not. this is pacific organic, butternut squash soup, delicious. even hot dogs can be healthy. >> which ones are those? >> turkey? >> those are turkey hot dogs, exactly. and this is from amy's. it's a vegetable lasagna. it's creamy, it's rich, it's full of flavor, but it doesn't have a ton of fat. >> okay. snacks. most important category. our favorite nut is pistachio. these are from wonderful pistachios. it's nice to eat them from the shell because they slow you down. >> calories are they basically or -- >> competitively lower from other nuts, yeah. >> i didn't know that. >> and they're a great source of protein and whatnot. >> what about chip

. >> reporter: except one of the architects of the law, ezekiel emanuel, suggested otherwise writing in a new book, quote, in the short term the aca has been a political disaster for president obama and the democrats, and it has left the obama administration in a perpetually defensive stance, depleted of the political capital needed to achieve progress in other important policy areas such as immigration and the federal budget. while emanuel does go on to right that he thinks beyond 2020 the law will be seen as a major achievement for the president, senate democrats are thinking more short term and are staring at some difficult polls. asked to rate the obama administration on health care in a new fox poll, 57% said the administration has mostly failed, 36% said it has mostly succeeded which may explain why hillary clinton, testing the waters for 2016, seem to start distancing herself a little yesterday. >> i believe that we have to get through this election, and it's very important to try to do a better job than has been done very frankly in explaining the benefits. >> reporter: now r

ezekiel emanuel, thank you very much. guest: thank you for having me. host: we will talk to representative reid ribble of congress. right after a news update. afghan officials say an american drone strike has killed five afghan national army soldiers and wounded eight more this morning. a spokesman for the government of logar proffitt says the strike was a result of poor coordination between people on the ground and drought operators. the area is frequented by insurgents. american officials will investigate. the white house is imposing visa restrictions on russians and it says are threatening the sovereignty of ukraine. president obama has signed an executive order authorizing sanctions against individuals and entities responsible for activities undermine the democratic processes or institutions in ukraine. the white house announcement comes as western nations have been meeting on a response to russia's intervention into ukraine. we will hear more on this situation at 9:00 a.m. eastern when the house foreign affairs committee meets to hear testimony fro

ezekiel emanuel said the good news is we won't have insurance companies because the system is changing and insurance companies as they are now will be going away okay, this is the obama administration prepares to announce another obamacare delay this week. this time, they will allow insurance companies to keep offering those subprime plans that obamacare with lamb and since this must be canceled. how about that? and the crabs trying to avoid a wave of cancellations that they believe would alter the results before election day. this fact checkers -- calling out the inflated medicare enrollment numbers and the head of the agency also inadvertently , we presume, corrected president obama. >> it is obviously a function of re-enrollment as well as new enrollment. lou: that means the administration is far shorter than it has also been called out by fact checkers for suggesting that even that number is a result of the obamacare fund. it doesn't say what jobs and it does raise taxes by $1.8 trillion. and we will expand opportunities for every american. >> republicans announcing the plan, sayin

white house ezekiel emanuel trumpeting the new website and able to handle all the traffic just before he was informed on the air live that the web site crashed once again saramaccan notice with the big surge that was pointed out no problem with the web site it is working. so that is another real surprised that they have it working mechanically with sir capacity civic we should point out it was down as of midnight. >> really? >> yesterday i love don denton:00 p.m. >> is still down. >> timing is everything. >> there would be as a greater sense of humility about the administration with healthcare.gov in obamacare itself but not. here is another bizarre exchange with hhs secretary sebelius a handle local newscaster in oklahoma. the house knows obamacare is wildly unpopular with a majority oklahoma residents leaving sebelius speechless. >> dash last check 64 percent turnout buying into the plan didn't like obamacare and they have been pretty vocal about it. know about will still continue to be a tough sell but we will see how that plays out over the coming months. okay thank you for being

ezekiel emanuel, he's the architect, so-called architect of the health care law, out with a new quotend i says this: regardless of the short-term political costs, in the longer sweep of history, the aca will increasingly be seen as a world historical achievement. even more important for the united states than social security and medicare had have . and barack obama will be viewed more like harry truman, judged with increasing respect over time. so strong opinion there, karl, in general in the short term here let's just concentrate on the next few months. >> yeah. i'd say two things. i'd say two things. one is, is that if the affordable care act -- if obamacare was the big plus that charles blow thought, then the president wouldn't be constantly delaying the implementation of key provisions of it. if it was all that good, then bring it on quicker, not delay it until after the election. i'd say the second thing is, ezekiel emanuel's article makes me think that maybe he was out there with those third graders in california. [laughter] think about this. he says, he says that the value of t

ezekiel emanuel, what he says how he thinks more companies will drop health insurance.ote, by 2025, fewer than 20% of the workers in the private sector will have employer-sponsored health insurance. a few big blue chip companies will announce their intention to stop providing health insurance. he is saying instead raise salaries upstanding alley or offer large defined contributions to the workers. then the floodgates will open. this is a real flashpoint. this is really controversial this is really big deal we're already seeing employers like ibm and trader joe's and home depot making moves to get workers or retirees off health insurance. harris watson is saying watch this. nine out of 10 workers will lower the value of health insurance? why? because of cadillac tax in health reform. that is impetus behind it. is this the next move? is this next shoe to drop? is this going to be really controversial? yes to all of that. a big deal. adam: elizabeth macdonald. cheryl: thank you, liz. adam: more breaking news. stocks continue to drop down 46 points on the dow after being up

annual -- ezekiel emmanuelle will join us, one of the architects of the affordable care act -- that is. it will be a spirited combo. >> we are looking forward to the conversation. keene and "surveillance" is coming up in 20 minutes. >> let's talk about fashion. one of italy's most powerful fashion houses. his group owns diesel jeans. 's angus bennett caught up with him at his office. >> jet setter, designer, self-made man. billionrth more than $3 , has been called the genes genius -- jeans genius. now 58, he has built an empire. he still considers himself an outsider, but he is home. diesel's headquarters in northern italy. he launched diesel in 1978. the turning point came in the mid-1980's when he launched his signature stretched and him look. look.im it was a huge success. >> this is the day that i arrived. my first day sitting on the stage. likes no desire to become lvmh. he has always looked to bring in fresh, young talent. diesel's artistic director was lady gaga's former designer. he wants to keep diesel cool. he needs to allow young talent to come forward and step back. angus b

>> this sandwich, the bread is from ezekiel's, food for life, ezekiel's, with the turkey you get 18 gramswhole life. >> no. >> mm. taste it. oh, my god. i love that. >> mustard on that, that's lunch. good. >> these three categories, soup, hot dogs and frozen meals are very high in sodium. these are not. this is pacific organic, butternut squash soup, delicious. even hot dogs can be healthy. >> which ones are those? >> turkey? >> those are turkey hot dogs, exactly. this is from amy's, vegetable lasagna, creamy, rich, full of flavor. snacks. most important category. wonderful pistachios, nice to eat them from the shell, it slows you down. >> calories are they basically or -- >> competitively lower from other nuts, yeah. >> i didn't know that. >> and great source of protein and what not. >> what about chips? >> sweet potato chips are a great swap. fiber and vitamin a but still the salty crunch. >> got to close it up. >> snicker doodles from enjoy life. they're vegan and -- >> all of this is on your website? >> absolutely. >> thank you. you can find all the winners on klgandhoda.com. >> celti

ezekiel emanuel, architect behind obama care saying the latest delay for canceled plans was political move. he said there is no reason to do that policy. it made more sense for them politically. that is the case. that's what we're seeing with a lot of different things, making political changes because they are very worried about some elections. jon: there would be something like 11 million policies covering who knows how many million people that would have been canceled in the small group market under the requirements of the president's plan. >> right the thing that byron points out a lot of these problems, it will just determine what happens in 2014 will rely on what we see happens with the law and one of those is a lot of problems will be rolled out closer to the elections with the canceled plans because that is optional. if those are not extended in a lost states you could see a wave of canceled plans happen right in the fall just like they were last year. you have to think that premiums are soon going to be set for 2015 in terms how the medicaid expansion played out. we won't have

ezekiel emanuel about the implementation of the health care law. his recent book is reinventing american health care. republican congressman of wisconsin joins us to discuss the president's 2015 budget proposal and that gop alternative. washington journal live each morning at seven eastern on c-span2. reminder, you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. >> three elements of the triple package are first a sense of exception malady. you can get it from lots of different places, but start by filling the you are special and destined for special things. the second element is almost seemingly the opposite, and that is a-of insecurity to offset that exception melody. that is a feeling that you have not quite done enough yet or not quite good enough yet to be the third element is impulse control or discipline and the ability to persevere and resist temptation. >> individuals who have these qualities crop in america, they tend predictably, second-generation, to have a kind of interesting, creative, destruction relationship between their culture

ezekiel emanuel. he is the author of this "reinventing american health care. >>."18th century title. >> you got it. >> sell books, right? >> now we know why his brother is the one in hollywood. >> yes. we make fun of you not being at the "vanity fair" party but he was at the new england journal of medicine party. >> alone. the only person. >> so, z, what are you diagnosising in this book? are you laying out the problems, first? if so, how are we doing the last couple of years addressing them? >> i think health care is doing well and a lot of people are nervous because a lot of change. we have had reduced readmissions so quality is going up in many ways. i think we are really focusing on more value for patients. so i'm an optimist about the system. tend of the book i have six megatrends for the future. one of which i think health care inflation is going to go down to growth in the gdp by the end of the decade. >> why do you think we are doing better now and when did it begin? >> well, some of the health care inflation began before with the recession. no doubt about