congressman james clyburn debates. and -- >> i have to care for the survival of my country. >> and the u.s. and iran close in on a deal. a long-time allie objects. our conversation with benjamin netanyahu. this is "state of the union." good morning from washington. i'm candy crowley. momma said there'd be days like this but who knew there'd be months. >> if we can just get the darn website working and smooth this thing out. >> a politician on a rugid road is generally headed downhill and losing friends along the way. amid the mess of a broken website and millions of americans losing health insurance they thought they could keep, the president's approval numbers are sliding. in a totally related development -- >> on this vote the yeas are 261, the nays are 157. the bill is passed. >> -- 39 democrats voted against the president and with republicans on an obama care fix. the bill goes nowhere from here but it's the thought that counts. and the thought is that the president's broken keep your health care promise is toxic.

. >> joining me right now is south carolina congressman, assistant democratic leader james clyburn. good to have you here. the president is due to speak in about 30 minutes and they've crafted this proposal and president obama will announce that those people with insurance policies that are being canceled because they didn't meet the standard of obama care will now be allowed to renew them, but that insurance companies will then be required to tell people about reenrolling about alternative options. if this is -- if this is what the president will be offering, doesn't this really undermine what the aca is to many americans now which is giving that foundational standard of care in your health insurance policy? >> well, thank you so much for having me, thomas. well, you could say that and that's what i feel, but as you know, the sound bite out there for this time has been, if you like what you have and you want to keep it, you can keep it. now, so people who think they like what they've got are going to be allowed to keep it, but the insurance companies are going have to say to them t

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