we use words like nixonian, clintonian, hillarycare, romney care. nothing racial about it at all. >> especially in campaigns that the tactic, there is a reason they bring it up. >> it works because we don't stand up to it. i wouldn't be surprised if a republican doesn't want to use the word obama care at this point. it's absurd. they are the ones playing racial politics. when you try to make something racial out of the description obama care which the president himself has used. he's proud of the program. we know his program -- >> even now? >> he claims to be proud of the program. it was ill conceived. hillary was lucky hers didn't get passed. if it had she wouldn't be running for the president of the united states. >> you got briefed. you are still in the security business on the situation in iran. the new president of iran may run into obama at the funeral of nelson mandela. >> first of all, it recognized the regime. by reaching an agreement you bless and recognized them. we should be for regime change in iran. if you take out mubarak, gadhafi and

it was coined by a woman, jean schultz-scott who talked about obamacare, hillarycare, guilianicare, mccaincare. >> romneycare. >> that was the origination. number two, barack obama has used this. does this make barack obama a wealthy white man? he said in the debate he was proud of the word. do you know who else used it? this very same reporter. she said it as recently as november. she was using the term in her reports. suddenly it's racist. i don't know what got into tulane university to hire this woman. >> there are reports about the president flirting with with a woman at mandela's memorial service. taking a selfie picture, et cetera. nbc is claiming that the reporting on this is also racist. you have to be with kidding me. watch. >> this is a big tempest in a teapot. it's a confluence of racist and sexist stereotypes as if michelle is an angry black woman and president obama is an oversexed black man. >> is that taking it too far as racist or trying to do anything the right wing will do to paint a negative picture? >> it's not taking it too far once you are situated within the context the

. >> hillarycare. harris:, yes yes, hillarycare. whether this will be fodder for republicans to play with going forward but right now affecting everybody else. doctors are saying insurance companies may be forced to pay them less money for their services so they can keep the costs of new plans under obamacare down. if the doctors don't earn what they want from the insurance companies what can happen? >> the great achilles' heel of obamacare, medicaid and indeed any government-run health care system is precisely this area where somebody, and with the government, it will be a bureaucrat, has to make a decision who gets paid and how much. and doctors, we talk with doctors all over the country as part of our recent investigative survey how many doctors are dropping out or refusing to participate in it, doctors all over the country, they are saying, we can't afford to participate in these programs. and that's going to be a big, big problem for millions of people next year. harris: you know, also today, report that is even as president ob

when you really do examine her resume, is it thin and does she carry a lot of baggage like hillarycareazi? >> she gets baggage, that's for sure. but i don't think you can really have it both ways. i mean, i think hillary has got baggage 'cause she's been trekking for quite some time. in a business where most people get shot down a lot earlier than she has. she's got some baggage, but obviously she's got some accomplishments. i think reducing her eight years as first lady to the failure health care, she was involved in women and girl's health around the world just to begin. so i think she's very formidable and i think she'll be a formidable candidate. >> i'm sorry. i interrupt you. i apologize. on the republican side, it's nothing like that that it is on the democratic side. it is really, really crowded. there are eight guys, really sort of bunched up together. is that an advantage or a disadvantage for the gop? >> disadvantage. i mean, you can spin it however you want, gregg. but if hillary running essentially unopposed and democrats are focused from day one on collecting as much money

she tried to do hillarycare before obamacare. she's going to have to answer those questions. resume. but here is what, it doesn't matter. the media is going to anoint her. it doesn't matter. barak obama had far less experience than even she had. it didn't matter to the media. it will be her turn. if 2008 was it's my turn, it will be damn it, it really is her turn. it's time for a woman. chris christie, they're already starting with the negative i stories. just this week is he a bully? starting to see little stories leak out. is they're going to do everything they can to get that poll weorie just saw back where hillary can be on top, if she run. i don't think she might for health reasons. just a little tidbit.aso >> nobody likes a bully and they're already doing stories against christie, on the front page of the new york sometimes. supporters are like wow, if this is true, i don't like it. it's a negative staying ma. the best thing for hillary clinton to take control of the house and senate because then is could be essentially two yearsho of the democrats saying oh, republican

they wanted to avoid the sort of hillarycare disruptions of service, but it actually runs counter to the intent of the policy. the whole point of it is to get rid of these crappy plans, right, that shouldn't actually be on the market. >> okay, so, here's -- let me argue against this unforced error idea. the biggest obstacle to any kind of universal health care perform is disruption, right? the idea that people are going to take away the thing you have. you have this problem which is the system as a whole doesn't work. the majority of people like what they have and you have to thread that needle. saying you're going to be able to keep your insurance, which was broadly true, if not in the 5 million particular case, broadly true, was a way of appeasing that. and if they knew that wasn't going to be true later, which i actually don't think they were. i think they were surprised by the way the policy blew up in their face, but it's basically just like, well, we'll just deal with that when we actually do it, right? i mean, there's a political calculation there, there's a cost benefit calcu

all of a sudden 14 is looking a lot different than 16 because they're talking about hillarycare whichf this. i think obamacare will be about 95% of the reason. amazing what's happened in three weeks. four weeks ago it was looking like it was not going to be so good. people have forgotten about that for the republicans. i think this could be catastrophic for the democrats. a loft democrats are running away from obamacare. this could be catastrophic for the dems. the election coming up will be anames. >> they are saying this, republicans are saying if you look back at hillarycare, nobody remembers what it consist of. it was the same thing. >> that's right. they had a lot of problems. now the difference is that they didn't get it passed. so nobody can really complain. but this one is going to be really -- it's ad about thing for the country, so we shouldn't be so joyous and so happy. it's a horrible thing what's going on. >> this is just the web site. what happens when weather it's actually our health care? >> that's going to be worse because -- like a woman couldn't get her plan the oth