obviously it is more than hhs can handle. they have proven that with their disastrous rollout of the system. they could not even give us the information about the people that we wanted to enroll in the health and wellness plan. so, after their system failed, we gave people an opportunity to sign-up on our system and it has worked much more effectively. conversation with governor terry branstad, now in -- fifth term, seeking rina reelection in november. democratic line, good morning. good morning. the republican party is just living off the stimulus package programs that president obama put into office. but you do not want to seemed to want to give him any credit for helping out your states. first of all, i have two parts. you republicans are against the minimum wage that would help me as a people. you are also for farm subsidies and you are against [indiscernible] and it is hurting citizens. there are people who need the medicaid and your state. your state is going to receive federal dollars and you reject are thetly because

not just with the irs, but hhs in terms of regulations. i mean, you're a constitutional law professor. i mean, there's a great deal that you know about the constitution. have you seen this kind of thing before? >> you're quite right. so the president's duty to take care that the laws be faithfully executed. so this secretary sebelius story is all in the shadow of the president's various decisions to enforce certain laws and not other laws and enforce them against some people and not other people. so if the secretary says it'd be nice if you gave some money to this organization, you have to be bearing in mind that he has the hammer behind that request. >> it's kind of like your jailer that you rely on for food, but professor, thank you very much for being with us tonight. >>> okay, everyone, it's time to hash it out. a futuristic dream shoe is about to become a reality. time news feed tweeting those self-tying laces marty mcfly had in back to the future can be yours in 2015. nike is working to create shoes with power laces, worn by michael

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we'll see darrell issa and other republicans asked more questions of hhs.stands to reason given all the problems we have had with the rollout that they would be asking for money. jamie: you say it's against the law so hopefully your petition to get answers will move forward. byron york from the washington "examiner." bill: workers at a volkswagen plant in tennessee voting down a proposal to join the united auto workers union. >> reporter: it's a big deal because there are a lot of non-union automobile michiganers, particularly near the south. while this vote may have turned back the union in chattanooga it may have also ignited a new union drive to get into those plants. the union president issued an inflammatory statement after the loss in chattanooga calling it an experiment in new forms of right-wing zealotry. he says it reinforces the fact that there is a powerful new form of organizing emerging. but the uaw out of detroit posted a campaign saying volkswagen workers were braving ice and snow to come in to vote. workers who dismissed the union says if yo

great to have you here, what do you make of a hhs secrery who said such things? >> the opposite of what she said is true, all economists agree that obamacare is reducing employment in certain areas, for example the fact that ittraises taxes by $1.2 trillion over 10 years that cuts dn on labor force and jobs. er mandate cuts down on -- employer mandate cuts down on jobs, people are oping out of the workforce. lou: have to to say, i think that congressional budget office reasserted their inttgrity. >> they perform a performance service by being a referee, there are always deficiencies and inadequacie inadequacies. lou: luckily not for the rest of us. they have reasserted themselves. iatched you know, try to reassert that. i want to give him great credit for it. well, as we look at obamacare, it a disincentive for work. there should be understanding of view onhat but there not. >> that has been mos surprising element in this not that t the o said there would be a depression of labor fce, but obama administration has been saying that is an achievement to be celebrate

what do you make of an hhs secretary that says such things? is that an explanation?opposite of what she says is the truth. all enomists agree obamacare is reducing employment. it raises taxes by $1.2 trillion. that cuts down on the labor force, cuts downon jobs. employer maate cuts down on jobs thfact people are dropping out of the work force, slows economic growth. >> i have to say, as an aside, i want to compliment the congressional office. they have reasserted their integrity and the conttious discussion. >> they perform a very important service by bng a referee. i will say there are always deficien and inadequatd quatd - >> they have reasserted themselves. i watched them try to reassert that integrity and i want to give them credit for it. it's difficult, as you know. talk about buffeted by competing forces. as weook at obamacare, it's a distance in it for work. i think that should be there should be understanding and view on that but there's not. >> that's been, to me, the most surprising element in this last couple weeks. not that the cbo says thers going to be

great to have you here, what do you make of a hhs secretary who said such things?the opposite of what she said is true, all economists agree that obamacare is reducing employment in certain areas, for example the fact that ittraises taxes by $1.2 trillion over 10 years that cuts down on labor force and jobs. er mandate cuts down on -- employer mandate cuts down on jobs, people are oping out of the workforce. lou: have to to say, i think that congressional budget office reasserted their inttgrity. >> they perform a performance service by being a referee, there are always deficiencies and inadequacies. inadequacies. lou: luckily not for the rest of us. they have reasserted themselves. i watched you know, try to reassert that. i want to give him great credit for it. well, as we look at obamacare, it a disincentive for work. there should be understanding of view on that but there not. >> that has been most surprising element in this not that the cbo said there would be a depression of labor force, but obama administration has been saying that is an achievement to be ce

of the blame for the rollout of health care but the "washington examiner" received emails sent by a hhs worker saying the problems ranch deeper. the hhs official involved in a non-profit involved in obamacare criticizing counterparts at white house. here is what he wrote. i think we need to come to jesus meeting with our friend in the white house. i think they are in disarray. i don't know who is in charge on health care. this comes as 11 million americans likely will see their health care rise because of obamacare with small businesses getting hit particularly hard. let's bring in bob cusack, managing editor of "the hill." bob, good to see you in person for once. >> absolutely. jon: these emails came out, people have to kind of take a step back. remember last may when kathleen sebelius was kind of leaning on health insurance officials, executives so forth to donate to this group, enroll america. >> that's right. jon: it was supposed to sign up people, to encourage people to sign up for obamacare. >> that's right. sebelius was very nervous about enrollment and also money that was going

plus, the president of hobby lobby gearing up for a supreme court showdown over the hhs contraceptive mandate speaking out for the first time on camera. he told us excloous susively ab what is at stake. >> do people in america that have a business, are they able to operate that business according to their deeply held religious beliefs. we asked people a question, how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagin how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 3years or mor so maybe we need to approach things dferently, if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ i have a big meeting when we land, but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka seltzer plus night fights your worst cold symptoms, plus has a decongestant. [ inhales deeply ] oh. what a relief it is. of th

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in the government's brief, authored by donald borelli, the administration says that the hhs mandate, quote, does not burden the greens' individual exercise of religion. and the law does not entitle them to an exemption for the corporations based on their individual religious believed. green said refusing to comply with the mandate would be unsustainment, triggering fines of $1.3 million a day. though the administration argues hobby lobby has no right, to quote, deny to thousands of employees, many of whom may not share the greens religious belief, stat coal believed access to benefits of great importance to health and wellbeing. the green family says it neither wants to empoise its religious beliefs on a family or block them from birth control. what they do object to is the government forcing them to play any role in that tranls action. >> barack obama today remarked on how presidents can do whatever they want. different context. he and french president fran w francois holland were touring monaco. they wanted to break protocol and look at the landscape. >> we're breaking protocol. th

but hhs is looking at this carefully and verifying that. so i believe that's where we are right now. >> so it may have been someone just -- >> there was someone who did report that is being reevaluated and so i think there is some more investigation to be done before we reach conclusions. >> can you get back to us on that and as to whether or not there is any? i didn't understand why we had any of our software developed in belarus anyway. if there's something to cheer i would sure like to understand that. >> absolutely. to the best of my notes there was no software that was developed in belarus and hhs is looking at it carefully. >> illinois, i can see her name tag here on the thing but could you -- is the state of illinois ever had a data breach? >> yes. and, in fact, in our law there is a requirement that state agencies notify individuals when their personal information has been compromised. >> i do use some kind of encryption extensively? do you have someone continue use for your data? >> different agencies will handle it different ways,

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they are largely supported through hhs and that could stop overnight depending on who takes over the lead agency there, which is called samhsa, substance abuse and mental health services administration. for example... c-span: what kind of money do they get? >> guest: probably--adding up, i'm even guessing here, i don't think it's even more than $15 million or $10 million. so, you know, in terms of big money, it's not that big money. but it is leveraged fairly effectively. these consumer survivors try to reach patients in hospitals, patients who've been discharged and try to encourage them often not to take medication, as i said, do some pretty heavy lobbying and i found that politicians are especially uninformed about the kinds of interventions that are needed for the severely mentally ill and terrified, of course, of seeming as if to violate civil rights, you know, by recalling the era of the asylum where there were some abuses certainly. c-span: on the back of your book you have some endorsements. one of them is someone who would not be considered a conservative or a republican, we

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you're the assistant secretar for planning athe hhs and you've only been out o washington a f years.sider? >> yes, it s a fair question but it's not reaity. i have worked i washington for abt four years. but i am a private sector type of guy and my wife and i are raising our three kids less than a mile from where i grew up and if you hik where washington is where value is created? we don't believe that a nebraska. the cent oe world of small-town and thefounders believe that everyoneshould think that other state because the private sector is the heart of america. john: there is nothing small town about this new expensive medicare part d. he wrote an op-ed in the .s. news report that i is the answer to health reform. this is another exploding entitlementreform that is wealthier than you are age group and you're giving us more money? >> you are ceainly right. we are guilty of generational theft in america and i have always opposed unfunded entitlement expansins. and i have opposed it from the beginning. t what it has a prt in the do no is at the very least it has a market mechanism as o

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hhs botched the rollout did not manage it well and set up to fail and the white house let politics.erri: plate. we are letting her off the hook because you say her job is just to pass legislation but she was an advocate convincing americans every day this was a program to make a difference but now now, now, now when it doesn't work she says it is not my fault. >> she needs to take responsibility you cannot he end of that ridiculous undertaking to say it is not my problem. t to say i screwed this up but she said we gave them this ridiculous piece of legislation maybe we should be less ambitious. gerri: you cannot keep your doctor or your health plan or the price the same. what i did not even realize a lot of the rules still have not been written. i know maybe a few words but when they are interpreted by the booster asian it goes on and on. >> tens of thousands of pages it is endless work for case street and lobbyist is uncertainty fo business in the players and insurance companies they're still waiting to hear about the mandate. gerri: but the actual rules and is the words they have

this actually arose because of the controversy over the hhs mandate and companies being forced to payedical procedures that offend their conscience, and she should -- >> different show. >> that's a different show. >> and she should explain the history of this bill and that it does not -- this bill does not decide what the outcome of any particular dispute will be, it just establishes a rule for analyzing it. >> let's check in on our fire back results. should businesses be allowed to refuse service based on religious beliefs? right now 23% of you say yes. 77% of you say no. neery, you agreed with me earlier that there should be times when a business can refuse service, that it's not necessarily black and white. do those results kind of fall in line, 20/70? >> i'm actually surprised that there are 70 people who really support the ability to not be discriminated against for any of these reasons. i was a little surprised by that. >> how do you feel about it? >> well, it's interesting. when you use a blanket term like refuse services, i think that people react negatively to that. i think i

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we then had to get the labor from hhs.it took until almost christmas eve before they gave us the waiver. this is an opportunity for us to demonstrate how we as a state can do a better job of providing opportunities for our citizens to live longer and healthier lives. what are the priorities when the house republicans return this week? according to eric cantor it is to look for ways not to replace obamacare, because even republicans know that i will not happen, but to fix the current law? my question to you is -- what advice can you give lawmakers, democrats and republicans, that would be valuable in today's political context to change or fix the affordable care act? what needs to be done? give states the flexibility to adapt to their own needs and give them the opportunity to do innovative things that can help to actually improve the health rather than just have this federal isernment mandate that it too expensive, not workable. obviously it is more than hhs can handle. they have proven that with their disastrous rollout o

think there are a number of professionals in place now. 2015 hhs will be launching even more aggressive efforts to ensure that consumers have been now works. >> the chief of aol had -- their earnings are out. he claimed that one cause, $7 million to implement the president's health care law. he claims he is going to make a change to benefits to pay for that. are you concerned that some companies may be making decisions like that -- he is on the record saying that. we don't know how many others make. you may get better health benefits, but we will have to cut your retirement. >> i can speak to individual company decisions or the reasons are rationales expects with the decisions that they made. what has been the case for a long time is that employers have been making changes to the health care benefits or eliminating health insurance entirely. that is a trend that has been going on for some time. and that certainly affects changes that may be made, of the benefit programs. long predating the hca. what i would say is that every major business in america that provides health insurance to it

my daughter went to online hh school and it was not homeschooled. it is fully accredited trade.n: you didn't teacher? >> no, i did not. it went really well and she graduated early and did let her work with the way she wanted to work with three intense weeks and then move onto the next class. something you couldn't do a publischool. john: until that happened he didn't realize how controlled you were by the government. >> and so tool. you are under the thumb of the public-school in so many ways. even if it means a long commute for you try to get to the good schools burgher property values go in or out due to a school system. you want to go on vacation coming have to wait until a bureaucrat says you can. if you want to get up to future kid to school at the cck of dawn coming out to do that. you wantso your daughter enrolls in this whimsical and your for your? >> i was amazed. john: you say that this applies to colleges? >> yes, colleges have their own problem. people have been talking about higher education and the traditional college model like the k-12 model and it's looking kind

well, i'm here today to talk about my favorite children's book author, and that's a man named hh arnold. here's a couple books. we have the pioneer aviator. we have bill bruce becomes and ace, world war i. a children' author in kansas, had time to write a half dozen books for boys in the tradition that were so popular in those days back when boys climbed trees and widdled with their pocket knifings, and had no video games. but young boys were also very interested in aviation, and which half was not as a young boy, and nor was he at west point, graduating in 1907, but when he got the aviation bug, he fell hard, and he fell rather earlier in the whole history of the aviation, and some ever you may have heard of the flight instructors. a couple boys of ohio were right. learned to fly from the wright brothers and began a career, which took him to be as the subtitle on the book says the man who invented the u.s. air force, and his entire career became part of that effort to bill army aviation into an independent air force, but before i talk about his career, willie mentioned there were some

he was outgoing, hh started all of this track talking, people at the time -- trash talking people atere offended by it later they have come to love him, the greatest institution in history o boxing perhaps sport he lit the torch in 1996, he school for social justice and change -- see stood forocial justice and change, ere will never b another one. neil: the big thing that when jim was talking about there he lost his title because he said he was not going to fight in vietnam, i think he said, high would beat him up abt the not kill him, what do you think, rry as a young boxer in those days, and that struggle, when whether he was sending mixed messag to the world? >> well, he was sending mixed messages, but i think he did the right thing for ha he believed in. he did not believe in the war, i think he should stand by, that i don't believe in, that i don't think we should go over there and fight people we don't know, killeople we don't know. i mean, i think ali did the right thing, as far as booking he was the -- boxing he was the n of boxing, i would ride down the street with ali he wo

. >> reporter: hh learned to fight well. >> they said that sonny's check s carved up about 2 50%, none went to him it went to various bsters that owned him. him. lou: franky a hit man for the mob owned a majority of the contract. >> he was out. and this fight there was a lot of suspicions, ali are not as great a fighter at this . in time, but when liston lost, people said, that fix is in many stillelve that. lou: all right, well, thankou ed. >> my pleasure. lou: great, always get your perspective on everything. >> thank youery much. lou: thank you. government reporting hat volunteerism has dropped to lowest level in a decade,25 percent of americans, spent time volueering. that is nearly 63 million of us. we have news organizations running around decryin the decline in voluntary implement by the way. that is pretty good, isn't it? stand up america. up next. liberal "new york times" @%plauding president bush. and his policies on ukraine. and questioning president obama's. col an ralph peters our next guest. announcer: where can an investor be a name d not a number? scotade. ron: i'm neve

he was outgoing, hh started all of this track talking, people at the time -- trash talking people atme some were offended by it later they have come to love him, the greatest institution in history of boxing perhaps sports, he lit the torch in 1996, he school for social justice and change -- see stood for social justice and change, there will never be another one. neil: the big thing that when jim was talking about there he lost his title because he said he was not going to fight in vietnam, i think he said, high would beat him up about the not kill him, what do you think, larry as a young boxer in those days, and that struggle, when whether he was sending mixed messages to the world? >> well, he was sending mixed messages, but i think he did the right thing for ha he believed in. he did not believe in the war, i think he should stand by, that i don't believe in, that i don't think we should go over there and fight people we don't know, kill people we don't know. i mean, i think ali did the right thing, as far as booking he was the -- boxing he was the man of boxing, i would ride dow

meanwhile hhs secretary kathleen sebelius is on a road trip.she is trying to convince people obamacare is not going to change t -- taint the american economy. >> absolutely no evidence. part-time physicians are down since 2010 not up. there are a number of full-time workers continues to increase. i know that is a popular myth that continues to be repeated but it is notç accurate. republicans insist it is a job killer and will have an impact on seniors some of whom are not working any more. >> the healthcare law the president made deep cuts to the successful medicare program which serves nearly 30 percent of all medicare beneficiaries. this include seniors with low incomes and patients with chronic conditions and americans in rural areas. >> despite all of the problems officials say between the state and the federal exchanges 3.3 million people have already signed up for a new health plan. >> peter doocy joining us live this morning. thank you, peter. >> in other news the u.s. reviving talks forearm me sergeant burdog. five would be released to

. >> cbo conflicting against the hhs secretary. >> and thank you so much.this one for a while. >> he talked to police, telling them catch me if you can. and they have. we first told you about this two weeks ago. zooming through traffic at speeds of 100 miles per hour. he posted helmet video on line mocking the police. but the long arm of the law caught up with him. they searched for the stolen motorcycle. and the chief of police, good day to you. it is two weeks and how did you get him? >> we were tracking the vehicle crime detectives were tracking a stolen motorcycle and when they approach the house he broke out of the door and ran, and they apprehended him and found out it was mr. rodriguez. >> albert rodriguez, age 26. did he have a record, chief? >> yes, he did. he had a three active warrants for family violence, retaliation, and speeding. >> his video was called catch me if you can. why was he taunting you? >> i don't know just to do. that i really don't know for sure. we did catch him and we you know, in a city like san antonio, even though it is big

he was assistant secretary for complaning at hhs.r question but it is reality. i have worked with saudi arabiaing ton. you think washingtons were values, the founders believed everyone should think that in this stays. >> there's nothing wrong with expensive law medicare part d. you wrote an op ed in u.s. news and world rereport. it is the answer to health reform. this is another exploding entitlement program which has my wage group which is healthier age group. you are giving us more money. >> you are right. we are builty of generational theft right now in america. i have always opposed unstaunded expansion. >> this is unfunded untitlement. >> what part b has that parts a and b don't is at the least part b has a market reck nichl as opposed to kree at. it is a piss take and we need to give become moving will capital of washington. the sifr seekers would move to the ungrateful. >> it is not the store it's the lapyests. you made it that way bypassing all of these laws. >> there is that argue uchlt. >> it is not on washington, d.c. >> h