john goodman predicted an obamacare death spiral last october, says the spiral has not become any less spiraling. what's your worry right now, john? >> i think the worry is the same for me as it is for the insurance companies, and that is that young, healthy people, are not signing up for insurance, nothing enrolling. instead, older, sicker people are enrolling and the pools will become increasingly expensive. >> you say they're not enrolling but not by the percentages that would require this thing to make mathematical sense. because they're the money that makes this work. and if a few of them are. what happens in play that out. >> the problem is that the obama administration's overcharging the young and undercharging the old, and so a lot of young people looking at the prums and saying, we're not going to sign up. they need in order to make this work, two young people for every older person, and two people in their 20s for every one person in their 50s and 60s and they're not getting it, and so that means the costs are going to be he irthan they thought. next years will be -- next yea

. >> jimmy: but, john goodman is with you. gosh, we love john goodman.house. chuck schumer, dick durbin, i think. >> jimmy: they live together in a house. >> grown men. on purpose. >> jimmy: that have done it for like, 30 years. >> over 30 years. yeah. and they're married. like, they have wives. >> jimmy: they have everything. >> it doesn't make sense. the last person i roomed with, i married. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: no way. i didn't know you were roommates. >> we roomed together first. >> jimmy: a-ha. i get in now. very nice. [ laughter ] very nice way to put it in case mom's watching. we're not watching a -- [ rolls "r" ] -- porno. we're not getting into that. but, john goodman is a good man. >> he's great. he's great to work with. >> jimmy: goodman's a good man. >> he's great to work with. he's amazing. i think he's a national treasure, i would say. he's an amazing actor to watch. he can be a little scary, though. he's really, really nice and sometimes you will walk by, he may or may not be growling. >> jimmy: he does not growl. >>

"saturday night live" is next with a new one with john goodman as host. we'll be back tomorrow after football. hope to see you then. [ bleep ] out of here. >> i'd like to see that become a trademark sign off. the west toronto church of god invited mayor ford to their church and not only did he show up, he wound up on the altar singing with the choir. we have video tape fortunately. he's the one on the right. look at the -- i call that move the i'm the only white person in the gospel choir shuffle. nobody wants to be near him. the woman next to him is not looking at him and almost has like -- she's like turned away from him. after the service, he -- i guess -- it's great. he is beautiful. he did pose for pictures with some of the congregation after the service. the person who posted this picture tweeted it and said the mayor smelled like ganja. i always imagined him smelling like a 12 piece bucket of kfc. after he danced, the congregation wrung his shirt out and recreated noah's ark. have you noticed that when mayor ford pops up at these events he is alway

definitely john goodman and t-bone very net.hey were great. they were open and willing to discuss any part of the process as i was, so beforehand we went through explicitly ever single scene and talked about every single sentence. i needed to know what was happening. i asked a lot of dumb questions. >> you mentioned t bone burnett and "brother where art thou." you ended up playing with justin timber lack and mumford of mumford & sons. that must have been pretty imposing playing music with them. >> yeah, right. they're such incredible singers. yeah, it was scary, but the thing is joe and ethan and t-bone, they create a sense of community, and there really isn't much room for vanity. i think they get people philosophically aligned already, so there wasn't much of that. we had a week where we got together in one of the last analogues in the city called avatar studio. we would sit around in the studio with the lights dims and t-bone would burn this wood. it was super greenwich village. we'd play the songs and joe would walk around a

george clooney, bill murray, cate blanchett, john goodman, bob balaban, and, unfortunately, matt damons a package deal. hopefully his flight will get canceled or something. and one more programming note. the week of march 10th we're taking our show on the road to austin, texas for the annual south by southwest music festival. a lot of people have been asking when they can get tickets. the answer is now. tickets for the shows are available starting now at kimmelinaustin.com. we hope to see you there. that will be a lot of fun. so go and get your tickets and join us there. [ applause ] >> jimmy: after ushering a generation of teenage girls into puberty with a beguiling combination of basketball and dance, our first guest has gone on to big success in the movies. his new comedy is called "that awkward moment," it opens in theaters tomorrow, please say hello to zac efron. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i'm just going to warn you right off the top. [ applause ] >> jimmy: there's a maniac in the audience. >> dude, i actually like you right now. >> jimmy: when i came out, i thought he was excited to

john goodman of the national center for policy analyst says this should not come as any surprise. >> under obamacare, even if they do everything they hope they will do, the majority of uninsured will still be uninsured. there will be 30 million people without health insurance. that's part of the reform. >> bigger problem remains the lack of young healthy people who are signing up for the exchanges. they are needed to help pay for the older, less healthy people and those with preexisting conditions who can no longer be turned away by insurers. their acceptance into the exchanges means costs necessarily go up for insurers. surveys find 24% of enrollees were between the ages of 18 and 34. the centers for medicare and medicaid services believes that the numbers are good and getting better, though. in a statement it told the "wall street journal" and we're quoting here, we are in the middle of a sustained six-month enrollment period and we have seen a strong interest in the product overall, across the range of demographics so far. and people do still have until the end of march to sign up

. >> john goodman of the national center for policy analysis says this should not come as a surprise. >> under obamacare, even if they do everything they hope they will do, the majority of uninsured will still be uninsured. there will be 30 million people without health insurance. that's part of the reform. >> as you pointed out, another group that is not enrolling in numbers that were expected and is needed in order to avoid the so-called death spiral, younger, healthier people. new hhs numbers through december 28th show only 24% of enrollees were between ages of 18 and 34. one of the problems that led to the dirth that allowed people up to 26 years old stay on their parents' plan. it reduced the eligibility pool of young adults seeking their own policies. >> doug mckellway in new york. >>> a fox news alert. an intense investigation is under way after a deadly bombing rocks a popular restaurant in kabul leaving 21 people dead including at least two american citizens. it happened late last night in an area of the capital popular with foreigners and affluent aven afghanies that were co

honestly, john goodman. i love his character. i love all the characters.hey reflect the states. i don't have to tell you, really a great one. >> i'm glad you like it. >> it's fun mu. but the message about the state of politics and washington, are you trying to send one, or are you just trying to entertain? >> mostly we're trying to entertain. this is gary true dough, corrector of "doonesbury" is the creator and fellow executive producer of "alpha house." it's amazon's first show, the way netflix does -- >> cool, yeah. >> so mostly it's an entertainment show. but we do have particularly in the second half of the season john goodman at one point, his character explodes against the tea party. and all four of our republican senators who live together in this house on capitol hill, which is based on a house that senators durbin and is schumer live in, except we change it to republicans. they're all kind of squeezed between the tea party and their own instincts to be at least a little bit more moderate s. and in that sense, it's very real. this is where republic

monument's men," opening next week and the film stars george clooney, matt damon, cate blanchett, john goodmanan amazing and true story of a wartime treasure hunt. an unlikely group of men and women from 13 countries tasked with saving europe's cultural history from nazi destruction during world war ii. these museum directors, curators, arts scholars and architects turned soldiers travelled behind enemy lines to recover artistic masterpieces to return them to their rightful owners. robert edsall wrote the book, "the monuments men," nazi thieves and the greatest treasure hunt in history, and he joins us now at the table. robert, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> let's start with the facts, the history. what's the real story behind this movie? >> well, the movie, i think, does a good job of tracking the history. obviously, there have to be adjustments trying to squeeze a dramatic portion of history into a two-hour film. but prior to world war ii, part of the united states' entry, there was a great pioneer in the conservation of works of art, george stout, who had t

it stars john goodman. not just chris, but chris matthews, mica and joe, and others from msnbc and some other networks are in there, as is senator schumer. he makes a cameo in episode nine. >> thank you very much, jonathan. the executive producer title now adding to best selling author, all these other things. >> you're too nice today. >> all right. am i right there? >> yes. >> executive producer. thank you very much. good to see you, too, irin. >> thank you, chris. >>> checking the news feed, clock starts on a six-month deal for iran's nuclear program. iran will cut back on enrichment efforts and in return, economic sanctions will be rolled back. the ultimate goal is to use the six-month period to negotiate a longer term deal. >>> u.s. lawmakers working on a bill to impose tougher sanctions on iran, and over the weekend, president obama says if that happens, he'll veto it. >>> right now, the supreme court is hearing arguments over president obama's recess appointments. were they legal or did they violate t

john goodman of the national center for policy analysis says this should not come as a surprise. >> undermacare even if they do everything they hope they will do the majority of uninsured will be uninsured. there will be 30 million people without health insurance. that's part of the reform. >> a bigger problem remains the lack of young, healthy people signing up for the exchanges. they are needed to help pay for the older, less healthy people. those with preexisting conditions who could no longer be turned away by insurers, their accentance into these exchanges means that costs necessarily go up for insurers. sur facials find -- a surveys find they were between the ages of 18 and 34. the centers for medicare services believes the numbers are getting good and getting better. 234 a statement they told the watt street journal, quote, we are in the middle of a sustained 6-month open enrollment period and saw strong interest across the range of demographics so far. people have until the end of march to sign up for the plan so there remains plenty of time left. greg? >> doug doug mckelway, than

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it has "alpha house" featuring john goodman. and if it does, netflix has the most to lose. for amazon it is a way to sell more other stuff but for netflix video is its lifeblood. amazon could crush netflix. netflix holders are hoping it doesn't. these denials often are so specific, nfl flatly denied without doing some thursday night doubleheader. they said it is half of the game already on. it is a thursday night package for being truthful, but being a little misleading. tracy: truth in every rumor, dennis. dennis: at least when you're in the media. tracy: coming up on ""ountdown to the closing bell," liz claman still in davos, switzerland. we will now hear from the ceo of hilton worldwide to see what life is like for newly publicly traded company. a first on fox business. also, she had the president and ceo of aircraft and train maker. we will ask about the booming aerospace company it plans to ride to great profitability. that is straight ahead. don't go anywhere. [ me announcer ] is is the story of the dusty basement at 06 35

chop, chop, she'll star in "the monuments men" posing with her co-star, john goodman and matt damon,ar ii film. i'm reading the book. i cannot put it down, so exciting. it's all about saving monuments and artwork. very exciting. so she took her son to see the final cut of the movie i think yesterday and told clooney they loved it. he said, terrific, not exactly my target audience but nice to hear. >> was one her son? >> she has three boys. >> there you go. >> i'm telling you, it's a movie -- >> sarina, guess what we're doing next weekend. >> go to "the monuments men." >>> finally, we mentioned it's friday several times and here at "gma," dj friday, and proof there's one guy out there who is moving to the music. you should probably stop everything right now and take a look at our friend. yeah. that's nathan, everybody. nathan is a hairless chinese crested. adopted, so you know i love him from a rescue organization in south carolina and grooving to the beat. >> yeah. >> now, i just want to say he might be scratching his back or he might be dancing, but it doesn't really matter to me. >

>> matt damon there, i think i saw a flash of john goodman under that helmet there. >> let's start withthey wanted to release it february because they wanted everything set up the right way, but, yeah, i think it has oscar potential. it's interesting because it's based on a true story. an historic news reel footage type of reel. it's really interesting. a creative way of doing it. it will probably go viral. it's an interesting way to get people to understand what this movie is about. when you have george clooney and matt damon and bill murray involved, definitely a good movie. >> tom, are you seeing the same thing she's seeing about the movie? >> yes, but i think they moved it primarily to get it out of that oscar corridor. this is really a commercial. is this "oceans 11" goes to world war ii. it's got a lot of comedy. george clooney directed it. it's the first time since "ides of march" a few years ago. >> i want to stay with which movies have the best cast, where else do you see a great ensemble? >> i like the interstellar move that christopher nolan has. it's got matthew mcconaughey.

john lennon "imagine." it is the mayor's favorite song. i'm amy goodmanjuan gonzalez. >> singer, actor and civil rights activist harry belafonte opened wednesday's inaugural ceremony. crocs when bill de blasio stepped into the campaign -- >> when bill de blasio stepped into the campaign to determine who would be the leader of the city of new york, he stated that he would not let this city remain a community divided. this cityo longer let wenger in this -- linger in the shadows as a parallel story of charles dickens "a tale of two cities." us, we inspired listened, and overwhelmingly responded with a joyous sense that all things were possible. we made him our man. know it is encouraging to that the statistics have indicated a recent drop in our city's murder rate, new york, alarmingly, place a tragic role in the fact that our nation has the largest risen population in the world. -- prison population in the world. lots of that problem stems from issues of race perpetuated by indifference to policies. changing the stop and frisk law thes important as it is c

from the abolitionist and john brown at harpers ferry in 1859 to those who gave their lives in the 1960s civil rights movement. people such as reverend james goodman,rew progressives have a long tradition of rejecting privilege in refusing to stand idly and courageously standing with disenfranchised people who are struggling for justice, equality, and margaret. this tradition has touched and improve my home i personally. as far back as 1964, when my parents could not buy the home e road ined on darthmor cleveland heights on their black but i progressive white lawyer who worked with fair housing bought the house for them and he did it over to them and that became my childhood home. terms of u.s. politics, people have always thought there were too few progressive whites to matter. both the growth of latino, black, and asian population but that is no longer the case. if we look at the exit polls, going back to the jimmy carter 34%-48%, anywhere from of whites have voted for the democratic candidate for president. in some years, that was more courageous than others. that is an average of 41% of whites voting democratic. back to the arithmetic -- city