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the long-term prognosis with that relationship with john fleming, louisiana's family doctor of the year and then ezial emanuel, a former health care policy adviser to the obama administration. then onward. >> you look fired up to make the next push, to make sure we get immigration reform done. >> his legacy law entangled inside a half billion lines or so of computer code, the president pushes immigration reform. tone deaf or spot on politics? and election days loom in new jersey and virginia. what 2013 will tell us about 2014. our political panel sorts it all out. this is "state of the union." good morning from washington. i'm candy crowley. the polite world of diplomacy is rocked by a document dumped from nsa leaker edward snowden revealing the u.s. spied on 30 world leaders including friends. the german magazine "isn't piegel"" report that for a decade the nsa monitored german chancellor angela merkel's phone calls. she placed what's been described as an angry phone call to president obama. our cnn chief national security correspondent joins me now. jim, the administration said everyb

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john fleming. >> recognized for two minutes. >> thank you, mr. speaker. friend, stanod wilson. i also thank my good friend doug collins for bringing this measure up today. mr. speaker, the first amendment rights of our military do not sunset with a lack of appreciation's -- appropriations or even a shutdown. the free exercise of religion is codified in the constitution of the united states and celebrated by every american, including those of us who have, do, or will wear the uniform. military chaplains faithfully serve a unique role in the military, ensuring that people of all beliefs are able to celebrate mass or participate in a worship service according to the dictates of their faith. right, this protective the department of defense has decided to effectively close the doors of many churches and chapels this weekend by not allowing military chaplains to perform their religious duties on military installations because the federal government has not passed the relevant appropriations bill of fy 2014. mr. speaker, i contend that the freedom of religion does not follow the feder

louisiana's john fleming. do you think this is worth shutting down the government over? >> i think this is worth fighting over obamacare, which the american people reject. >> reporter: and worth shutting down the government? >> that's all i have to say. >> reporter: but for the first time, some house republicans like new york's peter king, are saying they won't go along with their g.o.p. colleagues. >> i'm going to vote against it. i have to vote against it. all we're doing is leading ourselves into a government shutdown for no reason. we've been in effect hijacked by ted cruz and by a segment of this party that has prevented us from keeping the government op open. >> reporter: but he is in the minority. most house republicans are sticking together right now. scott, the president spoke by phone the four top congressional leaders this evening but there were no breakthroughs to report. >> pelley: nancy cordes, thank you. now to the white house and correspondent major garrett. major? >> reporter: scott, the white house calls house republicans "extortionists." president obam

happen meanwhile on the other side of that exact same issue three term republican congressman john fleming of louisiana told the new york times that we shouldn't trust economists on the debt ceiling saying that economists what have they been doing they make all sorts of predictions let me went on to say that many times there was so i don't think we should run our government based on economists predictions i mean the fact is though that it's not just economists were saying i mean it's governments all over the world when a government defaults it's. what was a cyprus they defaulted on their debt and their and their bonds one of like twelve points or something like that i mean it's had a caller to the show to my radio show today who works in a money mortgage money market fund you know anybody who has a four zero one k. typically has their money invested in one of these brokerage houses these are not banks this is not f.d.i.c ensure these are all money market funds and more money market funds are based on treasuries and treasuries if the price of treasuries goes up and really starts to spike it

lia inge gals and congressman john fleming from louisiana. come on guys, did you hear that sound?>> america is disgusted with all of you and they want to get rid of a whole lot of you. what do you have to say for yourself and please don't blame the other guy. i want to start with you congressman a congressman? >> what happeperhaps we ought t them in a room and not leave until it is done. it is really an embarrassment. you say don't blame the other but we have our own feelings unfortunately i feel sorry for speaker boehner because the tea party is holding him captive. >> but then again congressman when you say you feel sorry for boehner, people can say they feel sorry for the democrats because you have a president who says i am not going to negotiate until you agree with everything that i take to the table. can you spanned to that? >> i agree with that statement. we have sent 11 different pieces of legislation that would get the government up and going. he doesn't negotiate. i have never seen a president who doesn't negotiate with con before hes but negotiates with the president of

. >> roberts is joined by republican congressman john fleming of louisiana. a long time family practice doctor, fleming says he'll soon send a letter to president obama asking him to accept sebelius' resignation. fleming. he has gotten other house nobody signett. i present the white house defense of the health care sign-up website when i spoke to him. >> it is getting better. the problems are being strael line more and more each day. that's what they're saying. >> brian, that law was passed almost four years ago. they've had plenty of time to either roll this thing out properly, beta test it, make sure it works, or delay the implementation. they did neither. >> the aide said she was traveling and not available to go on camera. they didn't respond specifically to the calls for her to resign but did refer to us comments from the white house earlier this week. >> the secretary does have the full confidence of the president. >> but president obama's form he press secretary said this. quote, i hope they fire some people that were in charge. and there are two house

listen to john fleming, a republican from louisiana talking about this. >> the deal we understand they are of onerring would be very -- they are offering is very problematic. they are talking about a sequester flexibility which means the administration could move money from one department to another. again removing the important powers of congress to be sure the departments are properly funded. >> congressman, dwow -- do you agree with that sentiment if it was to be amended in the senate and then passed back to the house, would it face doom? >> i don't think it could pass the house, but it can't even pass the senate. here in lies the problem. the house has passed 18 different bills now to fund all all or parts of the government. they are funding 18 different bills to fund the government. harry reid has killed every one you president obama and harry reid don't even want to negotiate with the hns and in some cases democrats on bipartisan plans to get the government back open because they think the polls benefit them right now. i don't think we have seen a time in our country's history wh

john fleming is a republican and vice chair of the doctors caucus. he sent a letter to the white house with the signatures of almost three dozen lawmakers. good to see you tonight. you believe secretary sebelius needs to resign. why. >> absolutely. secretary sebelius was one of the biggest chaer leaders if for the law going forward. all along she was reassuring us what a great experience this is going to be for customers. how easy it would be when, in fact, we find out it's been a disaster. a couple of days ago we learned, heck, she never informed the president that this was about to collapse. >> i want to ask you about it. the white house today is maintaining the story that the president didn't know, that he found out as we all found out as the roll out began october 1 he started to learn that. my question is we have seen a pattern of president obama finding out from news reports about major stories from his administration. do we hold those underneath him accountable or does the buck stop with him? here is a sampling of the president on major storie

john fleming a republican from louisiana. >> the deal that we understand they are offering would be very problematic. you could actually empower the administration even more for instance. this means that the administration could move money from one department to another. to be sure that departments are properly funded. >> where do we stand? it looks like the democrats are in the driver's seat. in none of the republican proposals are we seeing effort to defund or delay implementation of obamacare, a goal of the conservative republicans on the house side in the earlygoing. but with this fiscal deficit looming on october 17, the president has responsibility. if it's thrown in recession after october 17, as many economy economists are predicting history tends not to remember the name of the four, five, 20 republicans who stood their ground. it tends to remember the name of the president in office when we fell back in another recession. president is very much aware of that. republicans in both houses are hoping that leads him to some negotiation. uma? >> the stakes are high for folks on all s

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gop congressman john fleming warned, see, we're going to do this all over again. and this morning, gop congressman matt sileman said republicans could have won if they were more unified. listen. >> the party itself was very divided during this. i think if we were unified in carrying one message, we would have been a lot more successful. >> krystal, this is not sounding like all of them have learned a lesson from this. >> no. and that's what's really frightening here. i mean, they didn't learn a lesson from the 2011 debt ceiling situation. they didn't learn a lesson from losing the election in 2012. and i don't think that the radical elements of the party, the ones who have been essentially driving what the entire republican caucus does, i don't think that they've learned a lesson from this either. in fact, what we really need to look at is the forces that are driving this situation. because these folks in the house, this is in their political interest to vote for default, to vote for the country to default is in their best interest. and that has not changed. in fa

. >> reporter: louisiana representative john fleming told "politico" nothing happens if the debt ceiling is reached. texas rep steve stockman tweeting today, "even if debt ceiling stays, we'll still be paying all our bills." and if that's not scary enough, the architect of the current government shutdown gave this confused, troubling analysis of the debt ceiling earlier this year. >> what would happen if the debt ceiling was not raised is it would be a partial government shutdown, and we've seen this before. we saw this in 1995 when republicans in the house shut down the government. and what happened was, it was a partial shutdown. there was some political costs to be paid. but at the end of the day, because republicans stood strong in 1995, we saw year after year of balanced budgets and some of the most fiscally responsible policies congress has produced in the modern era. if we stand strong, we can do that again." >> reporter: the grim irony, wall street and big business helped buy this government shutdown. in obama's first year in office, wall street gave democrats almost $30 million

congressman john fleming redikts this under obama care. >> immediate racheting up of price and cost. >> reporter: but supporters of the president's plan say the rate of growth in massachusetts slowed in recent years. >> over the past three to four years we have seen a significant reduction in the rate of growth in health insurance premiums in massachusetts and also around the country. >> reporter: but that has not been a steady curve. it's hard to compare rates and hard to compare enrollment. analysts who have looked at the two plans say there are some key differences when it comes to enrollment between romney care and obama care. in massachusetts, to boil it down, the group of uninsured was smaller and the enrollment was done in stages over a longer period of time, wolf. >> good report. thanks very much. >>> just ahead, congresswoman michele bachmann on obama care's failures. is she accepting secretary sebelius's apology today? >>> also obama care in the crossfire. our special coverage continues right at the bottom of the hour with newt gingrich on the right and van jones on the lef

we have on the phone with us representative john fleming from the great state of louisiana. representative, where were you when the shooting took place? >> we did not hear the shooting, of course. we are in the house office building. and i was having a meeting with my staff. we were monitoring activities through the television set or television network. in all of a sudden there was an alarm the one offered in the house, within our system shot and that we should stay in place , remain secure in place, sheltering in place. that is precisely what we did. this shooting -- actually, i don't know what the shooting, but the activity was apparently closer to the senate side rather of the house side. david: by the way, rich edson, i believe, we're going to go back. and just as quickly. it is unlikely that they would have acted to reconvene congress and end all the security and the closedown if they were not certain that this was a single perpetrator. >> oh, absolutely. i really believe that they no reason to what happened. otherwise serve the people would have been kept in locked dow

joining us now republican congressman and medical doctor, john fleming.lcome to the program. you want kathleen sebelius to be fired or to step down or to get out of a job in i say, i don't care what your reasoning, sir, i say it's never going to happen, but go, make your case. >> well, stuart, you may be right. and you know, in this administration, if somebody screws up, and they get promoted. so, who knows what's going to happen to secretary sebelius, but she definitely needs to resign or be fired for heaven sakes. she denies accountability and she's now blaming republicans. you know, and she's also dodged our hearings. she is going to come this week, thank goodness. and she says, for heaven's sake, the people who want her to resign, she's not accountable to. she doesn't work for. well, stuart, i'm a taxpayer, she works for me, just as the people of america-- i work for them as well. stuart: you know, sure, this is not just the failure of administrators, whether it's kathleen sebelius or her team. it's a failure of government, isn't it? that would have b

. >> roberts is joined by republican congressman john fleming of louisiana, a long-time family practiceming says he will soon send a letter to president obama asking him to accept sebelius' resignation. fleming says he's gotten other house members to sign it. i presented the white house's defense of the health care sign-up website when i spoke to him. >> it's getting better. the problems are being streamlined more and more each day. that's what they're saying. not good enough for you? >> brian, that law was passed almost four years ago. they've had plenty of time to either roll this thing out properly, beta test it, make sure it works, or delay the implementation. they did neither. >> reporter: secretary sebelius' aides say she was traveling and not available to go on camera. they didn't respond specifically to the calls for her to resign but did refer us to comments from the white house earlier this week. >> the secretary does have the full confidence of the president. >> reporter: but president obama's former press secretary said this. quote, i hope they fire some people that were in

republican congressman john fleming is here and congressman david sisslini. >> i will start with you. you voted yes. a lot of folks says it kicks the can down the road further and we will have the battle again in january and february. why did you vote yes? >> i thought it was important we not keep the government closed and we reopen government and we avoid a default. i think a default would have been catastrophic for the economy and we set up a process to have a budget committee in regular order hammer out a compromise. we saw what the shutdown cost us $24 billion. it hurt people in a very, very serious way. a default would be difficult to even imagine what the consequences would be for our economy and for the world economy. i thought it would be reckless to allow the united states to default. a longer solution is obviously in order. this prevented the default and opened the government and created a process where we can hammer out our differences and adopt a budget with a long-term slowings. >> congressman fleming you voted no for many reasons, but are you confident in the structure t

john fleming, how do you understand it?rnment takeover of the largest economy in the world. none of the people in charge of this have ever run a business. and so the terrible rollout we see today is a fever of the disease. the disease is this is an and ill-conceived concept. i would say to you today that this terrible rollout that is really an it problem is a systematic of the future problems we will see, which is going to look like this where you have the exchanges sick people, older people rushing to the exchanges and healthy people standing back. that is going to put us into a spiral that enclose the system. >> can they make it better? >> it would be like making a skyscraper better built on a poor foundation. the whole thing needs to be taken down. we need to go back and reform health care once again on a bipartisan basis. bill: weigh in on this. what are you hearing from your patients? i imagine they are curious at a minimum. >> most of the health care is employees. over 160 million get it from their employers. if you p

. >> and there's another call for secretary sebelius to resign, that from john fleming, a republicanr of the house from louisiana. a physician himself, and he is circulating a letter to other house members which he says has some support right now, to president obama, calling for him to call for her resignation as well. but no formal response right now, brooke, from kathleen sebelius' office today. >> thank you. >>> frightening scene this morning played out in front of the cameras. a knife-wielding man hijacks a school bus with students onboard. we'll show you the pictures and tell you what happened, next. life with crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis is a daily game of "what if's". what if my abdominal pain and cramps come back? what if the plane gets delayed? what if i can't hide my symptoms? what if? but what if the most important question is the one you're not asking? what if the underlying cause of your symptoms is damaging inflammation? for help getting the answers you need, talk to your doctor and visit crohnsandcolitisinfo.com to get your complimentary q&a book, with informa

. >> a colleague of yours in the house, representative john fleming, republican from louisiana, had an op-ed in "usa today." the headline says, the fight didn't end last night. he said not only were attempts to defund obamacare worth the effort, they are far from over. while the debate is other for the moment, like a prize fight, there are many rounds in this fight. and last night, washington liberals have so much invested in obamacare, they don't care admit its failures. guest: they tried to defund and repeal obamacare outright 46 times. they just shut down the government for 16 days and threatened the sovereign credit of the united states for the first time since alexander hamilton was sec retear of the treasury. over this law. that had three bites at the apple. and that's all you get. you try to defeat it in the halls of congress. they lost that bat. we passed it, the president signed it into law. it is the law of the land. then you get a second bite yusm challenge it in court. they did that. all the way to the supreme court. the supreme court found it constitutional. they lost that

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john fleming. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from louisiana is recognized for two minutes.r. fleming: thank you, mr. speaker and i thank congressman wilson and doug collins for bringing this measure up today. mr. speaker, the first amendment rights of our military do not sunset with the lack of appropriations or even in a shutdown. the free exercise of religion is codified in the constitution of the united states and celebrated by every american including those of us who have do or will wear the uniform. military chaplains faithfully serve a unique role in the military bringing the gap between religion and freedom and all people can celebrate mass or participate in a worship service. despite this protected right, the department of defense has decided to effectively close the doors of many churches and chapels. this weekend by not allowing military chaplains to perform their religious duties on military installations because the federal government has not passed the relevant appropriations bill of f.y. 2014. mr. speaker, i contend that the freedom of religion does not follow

. >> reporter: he's joined by congressman john fleming of louisiana, a long-time family practice doctorays he'll soon send a letter to president obama asking him to accept sebelius's resignation. >> the problems are being streamlined more and more each day. >> not good enough for you? >> that law was passed almost four years ago. they've had plenty of time to either roll this thing out properly, beta test it, make sure it works or delay the implementation. they did neither. >> reporter: secretary sebelius' aides said she was traveling and not available to go on camera. they didn't specifically respond to the calls for her to resign. >> the secretary does have the full confidence of the president. >> reporter: but president obama's former press secretary said this, quote, i hope they fire some people that were in charge. and there are two house committees investigating the website launch. which cnn's senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen has been following closely. >> healthcare.gov has been giving people all sorts of problems. it took me a week to create a user name and pass word

and for that, we brought in a congressman john fleming. he is also a doctor.gnize our next guest. he is brother of the mayor of chicago. more than that, he helped put together the obama care outline when he worked for the obama administration. so we want to get to the two of them. he is also a doctor, to talk about the patient and the doctor and how that's going to change. so that's what we have. >> a packed show, candy crowley. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> stay here for "state of the union with candy crowley." it starts at the top of the hour right here on cnn. >>> health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius is taking a lot of heat for her role in the obama care website fiasco. >> not only are republicans calling for her to be fired, well saturday night live is jumping in on the action. they can give us a take on the botched rollout with her. take a look. >> well, tonight i have a number of friendly tips to help you deal with those technical problems. for example, have you tried restarting your computer? sometimes it helps to turn the comp

fleming was a damaged man. >> being famous, john kennedy announced that he'd been -- what are you readingme bond, james bond? >> yeah, i think the legend is that fleming was looking for a very simple, short, very english name. he was in jamaica where he had a house. there was a book called jamaican birds, bird-watching written by james bond. and of course, the name resonates in the most incredible way. >> it does. >> it doesn't work for all names like o'donnell, norah o'donnell. king, gayle beginning. >> row charlie rose. >> and an orrenologist. >> yeah. >> and do you know where in jamaica? >> thank you. >> "solo" goes on sale today. >>> change for a hundred. a $100 bill. this is what happens when you work here, they give you money on the set. >>> and the new book "kacamelo" court" inside the kennedy white house. that's tomorrow on "cbs this morning." ♪ >>> you have heard the new $100 bill goes into circulation this morning. it looks like counterfeiters will have their work cut out for them, thanks to new high-tech features. they include a blue security ribbon woven into the front of the

fleming was a damaged man. >> being famous john kennedy announced that he'd been -- what are you readinge was in jamaica where he had a house. there was a book called jamaican birds, bird-watching written by james bond. and of course the name resonates in the most incredible way. >> it does. >> it doesn't work for all names like o'donnell, norah o'donnell. king gayle beginning. >> row charlie rose. >> and an orrenologist. >> yeah. >> and do you know where in jamaica? >> thank you. >> "solo" goes on sale today. >>> change for a hundred. a $100 bill. this is what happens when you work here they give you money on the set. >>> and the new book "kamacamelot"camelot's court" inside the kennedy white house. that's tomorrow on "cbs this morning." pepper jack cheese, mushrooms, jalapeÑos, bacon tomato and avocado. i call it, "the avocado da vinci". create your om'lart with denny's build your own omelette menu. ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why