point, the united states senate is inching to votes and the plan on the house is murkier, john. >> jon boehner is the colleagues in the house. sometimes i bet he wishes they were not rambuncious. >> dramatic new testimony from secretary birdwell. talking about eronnous tax forms and things that could undot health care law. >> reporter: it is a tough day for the administration. two two different committees grilled. a june ruling for the plaintiffs could inval dade the exchange and topple the law. and republicans on the congress subcommitteemented to know if they have a plan b to cover the millions that lose insurance if that happens. the hss sill via burrwell said there was not. and then there was a card drawn out of the deck. >> the committee received recently specific information from a source within your department about the existence of an approximately 100 page document related to potential actions that hss may take if the supreme court rules against the administration are you or senior staff at hss aware of the document? >> mr. chairman, it is a document that i am not aware of. >> burrwel

speaker jon boehner remineded decorum. >> members should wear appropriate fitting attire in all sittings you know who you are. that is a fierce daddy voice. >> fierce. >> and missouri congressman and california hunter were the law makers who show up in leather jackets and blue jeans. perhaps they are dressing down to what they it are are getting done in congress. if you are casual i will dress like that. >> you know i think it is not the biggest problem we are facing with the the functionality of congress right now. i understand what he's saying. i am just happy if they show up wearing pants at this stage of the game so little is getting done. on both sides. this is a criticism across the board. >> there is a decorum. like dale carnigie. i have a great story. >> and multiple terms. when i worked on capitol hill. there was a woman named susan and tom delay's chief of staff. look your best and put on your lipstick and go down there and psyche out the other side. it makes them think you have your act together as opposed all out like you are whipping the votes. >> it prevents mean from weari

>> the white house is furious for the israeli leader for accepting house speaker john boehner's invitation. >> joni don't want to talk about how petty this thing is. when we talk about it, we'll have to talk about israel and whenever we do we get phone calls. let me just bring this out. (ringing) all right. it's already started. i've got a solution. let me just turn it off. it happens to have an off button. there you go. good. now we can talk about this situation. where was i? netanyahu and boehner are i think going to undermine whatever progress in foreign policy -- (ringing) i turned this off. i -- okay. i'm just going to unplug it. i'm sorry. one of our closest for renne allies is taking sides with republicans against the democrat. >> dozens of house democrats talked about skipping the march 1 address by benjamin netanyahu. vice president biden is one of those who said he will not commit to attending the prime minister's speech. >> democrats could be caught in the mid toll support the president or a u.s. ally. >> jon: great feet under that clip. that truly is a puzzle of biblical proportions. s

saying before somewhat everybody would send around was like, jon stewart perfectly scoured -- fill in the blank, barack obama, john boehnerele bachmann. he always thought of it first. everybody shared it and said this is what i was thinking. >> case in point, lindsey graham attempting to run for president this year. one of the main reasons he can't seriously run for president is because everybody on the age of 40 only knows the way jon stewart talks about lindsey graham. once you're gerald ford who falls down the steps whether or not you did fall down once that character is more powerful than your persona, forget it. >> liz when shows become a giant hit like this and come to this historic moment in the show, it's interesting to look back and at all the giant mistakes that could have been made including just the question of a live audience. was there ever any doubt? that might be tricky. >> let me tell you that we launched without a live audience. >> oh, my goodness. >> and that lasted about a minute and a half. it lasted for, i think, three shows. >> liz, were you standing off stage trying to laugh very loud so the mikes

boehner. >> i want to take a dramatic turn here. >>> jon stewart's surprise announcement that he's leaving "how." he's made fun of me, at my expense over the years. many times. this was one of my favorite moments. sir, we just wanted to ask you. >> excuse me, this is a senator-only elevator. >> can i come the elevator? >> no, you may not. excuse me, i have to go to the floor. >> in case you're wondering why he's so protective of his precious elevator, have you ever been inside the senator-only elevator? ♪ come with me and you'll be in a world ♪ >> so i've got to say, after that segment ran, my two daughters, emily and anna, every time they came to see me work on the hill, they wanted to go to the senators' elevator. seriously, though. what is jon stewart's legacy? >> he made politics relevant. made it funny. made fun of all of us. >> jim? >> the only time anyone realizes we have jobs is when we're made fun of on that show. which shows that for anyone under the age of 40, that's where they're getting the news. they've made news more digestible for people who otherwise i don't think were going

boehner and senator mcconnell. they have had a tough time lately. their relationship has been on the rocks. maybe a revalentine will patch things up. our biggest valentine goes to jonknow your heart is not in it anymore and it's time for you to find someone else. as always our last revalentine goes to you. all of our viewers out there in politics nation. this relationship just gets better as it gets older. so happy valentine's day to all of you. spend a good day with someone you care about, and an even better day with somebody that cares about you. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. have a great weekend. "hardball" starts right now. >>> isis on the attack. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. as the u.s. congress shows bipartisan hesitation over president obama's request for war powers the enemy shows new strength. isis forces recently attacked in anbar province attempting to overrun a city there, al baghdadi and today 25 isis fighters nearly penetrated an iraqi military base con taping

jon: fascinating, this arguing back and forth about the department of homeland security and when it is going to get funded or not. jenna: it's a big topic in washington d.c. we're following it closely. speaker boehner asked about this by a reporter and this is the reaction that he had. >> when we make decisions i will let you know. jenna: hmmm. so we're not quite sure how to interpret that. sometimes our job on the news is put it out there and leave for our viewers to interpret exactly why he would be doing that. he was asked the question if he knows when the senate will send this new way of funding dhs new legislation. he essentially said we've done our work. you saw the kisses. yeah. jon: a little it about friction between the house and the senate right now. jenna: but all kisses in washington d.c. as we see for ourselves. jon: we'll be back in an hour. >> "outnumbered" starts right now. ♪ >> this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here today andrea tantaros coanchor of "fox & friends" first. ainsley earhardt kennedy, host of "kennedy" on fox business network. covert operations officer. and president of the global intelligence and security firm diligence, mike baker. you are outnumbered. >> d

jon: check out ahead what is on "outnumbered" at top. hour. an descry yaw and kennedy with a preview. >> isis beheading 21 christians in. will the latest who are risk atrocity be a game-changer. >> speaker boehnerif homeland security funding runs out you can blame the democrats. former defense secretary leon panetta, says our greatest national security threat was d.c. gridlock. is he right? >> i thought it was climate change? i'm so confused. 50 shades of marriage advice. research shows relationships work better if one partner is dominant like our friendship. >> that is absolutely right. it will be submissive today. so much to look forward to. plus our #oneluckyguy. "outnumbered" at top of the hour. jon: whoever that guy is he is in trouble, i just have a feeling. thank you both. >> thanks, jon. jenna: new information as a labor dispute continues on the west coast where our contract issue is disrupting work at 29 different ports and is having a major impact on the u.s. economy with companies losing hundreds of dollars over the late shipments. as workers from a major railway, north of the border canadian pacific, walk off the job, potentially disrupting businesses across north america, including