. >> and after today's senate hearing our griff jenkins trying to get more answers from the cmf. >> griff jenkins from fox news. what confidence you can give the american people that its web site will be fixed and secure. >> excuse me. thank you. >> ms. tavenner, can you tell us how much it's going to cost? >> excuse us, please, excuse us. >> you can tell us how much it will cost to fix the web site? >> we he have to keep moving, folks. >> [chanting] >> finally, ms. tavenner did politics play a role in the decision to launch the site despite the problems? >> keep going. [chanting] >> all right. can we talk with ms. tavenner. >> would have another. >> administrator tavenner wasn't willing to speak with us. some on the committee were. including the chairman democrat tom harkin. >> the thing that i'm most concerned about right now is security. to make sure that when someone signs up, and they give them their social security number and their tax information and all that kind of stuff that no one can get that. i want that to be as secure as -- well, as when you give your credit card number to

sebelius. >> madam secretary, griff jenkins for fox news.ould you be willing to release numbers on a daily basis for better transparency, possibly give more confidence to the american people? >> do you know what day of the week you expect the numbers out? >> madam secretary that what would you say to the american people to give more americans confidence in the privacy issue? >> pat robertson is on the finance committee he joins us. nice to see you, sir. >> thank you, greta. good to be back. >> secretary sebelius saying it's possible a navigator could be a felon, that question shouldn't be much of a surprise to her. i have a june 20th, 2013 letter from you and it actually says asks about a convicted felon and you also wrote in october of 201? >> wrote it both times and she has yet to respond. i'm very glad that senator cornynuestion. she did respond. and there is no federal requirement or backup with regards to any background checks. so it could be a convicted felon and, yes, then you have to wonder would that convicted felon use that persona

griff jenkins hit the streets to find out. >> reporter: the president apologized last night because somecans losing their health care insurance. what did you make of the apology? >> i think he just said it. i don't think it came from his heart. >> i think really what happened was a bad communication. without a doubt, i think he should have been clearer on his message. >> i accept it. i accept the apology. i think it was sincere. >> issuing an apology is pretty interesting, because why would he be issuing an apology for that, unless he's concerned that he maybe didn't make right decisions? >> issuing an apology, do you accept the apology? [ laughter ] >> you know, the president of the united states doesn't have to apologize to me. >> i doubt he was intentionally misleading people. >> reporter: so you forgive him. >> i forgive him, absolutely. >> allison strickland's plan is being cancelled, so what does she think of the president's policy -- apology? she joins us. allison, nice to see you. do you accept the apology? >> i appreciate his apology, but it still doesn't help our situation righ