you are on with jay hancock. caller: hi, thank you for taking my call. i just wanted to say -- i hope you do not cut me off, but i just wanted to say that republicans have spent billions of dollars since the passage of obamacare to misinform the american people. and when you hear propaganda 24/7, seven days a week, 24 hours a day, on what used to be considered the liberal media bias -- guest: can you give us an example of the propaganda? caller: yes, i can. the fact that there are death panels, that is one. the fact that people who are working full-time or working part-time, their coverage is going to go up. it is going to be higher. they will not be up to see their same doctors anymore. guest: you are talking about arguments, publicity, assertions made against the affordable care act. caller: yes, sir. guest: you like the law and you are unhappy about the attacks being made on it. caller: it is not just about being unhappy. it is about the fact that the american people have been propagandized and they do not know what to think or believe. and because yo

or follow jay hancock on twitter. i appreciate you coming in to talk about the affordable care >> on the next washington journal, a look at legislation to keep the government from shutting down at the end of the month and republican efforts to take funding away from the federal health care law. our guests are ron johnson and jim moran of virginia. a look at how government funding and health care battles could affect next year's house and senate races. washington journal is live on c- span every day at 7:00 a.m. >> we are at prospect garden and this is a guard that ellen wilson designed when she was running the house. when ellen wilson was in the white house, she would bring the white house garden back here to this prospect house. she said to the white house gardener that she wanted to re- create this garden at the white house. as becomes the famous rose garden at the white house. allen never got to live to see the rose garden completed. she died in 1914 and is wheeled out into the space outside in her wheelchair. she

follow jay hancock on twitter. appreciate you coming in to talk about the affordable care act. next in our weekly "your money" of the, phillip swarts "washington times" joins us, looking at international travel by members of congress. first, a news update from c-span radio. >> a cbs news white house correspondent tweeds this hour that there are no plans for president obama to meet with you ron's president do in new york city tonight. but do not rule out a happenstance get together. president obama travels to new york city today for the united nations general assembly. his address to the body is scheduled for tomorrow. and a bit on the situation kenya from the interior minister. in remarks earlier, he said two militants at the westgate mall have died from, in his words, our morning activities. the chief of defense force general says fighters from an array of nations participated in the mall attack him a which is claimed by al shabaab, a somali group allied with al qaeda. judges at the international criminal court ha

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jay hancock, your specialty? guest: the news and business -- while we are doing some housekeeping, let me correct something i said earlier. we were talking about trader joe's and the part-time workers. i said they were shifting to the private exchanges, i believe i was wrong about that. the trader joe's folks are being sent into the public obamacare exchanges with, i believe, a $500 stipend from the company. in fact a lot of them will probably wind up being better off, because once they go into the public exchanges they will be eligible for fairly generous subsidies, tax credits that they would not have if they stayed on another plan. host: a question from ricky from e-mail -- guest: a great question, which people are only now starting to figure out. there were two big aspects of obamacare that they had an option on. one was whether to expand the medicaid program for the poor, the other was whether or not to run their own online marketplace, these online exchanges we have been talking about. again, a big aspect o

then jay hancock of kitzer health news talks about the law's impact on fulltime and part-time employeesmbers of congress and travels overseas with "washington times" investigative reporter, philip schwarz. all that plus calls, e-mails, tweets live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> this is a garden she originally designed when she was president of prospect house. when ellen wilson is in the white house, she brings the white house gardiner back here to this garden and says to the white house gardiner, let's re-create the rose section of this garden at the white house. this becomes the famous rose garden at the white house. ellen tragically doesn't live to see the rose garden completed, however. she's dying in the summer of 1914, she's wheeled out to the space outside in her wheelchair and she watches as the gardiner works but doesn't live to see the completion of the vision she has for roses blooming at the white house. >> meet the first and second wife of president wood row wilson monday night live at 9:00 eastern on c-span and c-span iii, on c-span radio and c-span.org. student cam vid

we will also hear from jay hancock about the affordable care act and how this affects workers. and how members of congress spend tax dollars overseas. we will hear from philip swarts. all that tomorrow morning live at 7:00 a.m. eastern time. tweetingf congress are about the budget legislation in washington. morgan griffith writes that the aree of representatives putting this through. chris murphy held a town hall in his home state of connecticut today. he tweets to discuss real-world impact of reckless d.c. budget games. barbara mikulski mentions today navy yard memorial. they're headed to memorial with president obama by those affected by senseless tragedy. we will bring you live coverage at 5:00 p.m. eastern here on c- span. live today. today,the national mall they are letting people check bear.e the we are hearing from one of the authors there now. you can check this out on our companion network and also online. >> the subject of whistleblowers is a very important and sensitive subject. on whistleblowers. it is important they feel comfortable and saying i have information th