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louis. the hospital, b jc, a big health system here, all the best hospitals, the cancer center, they're note to go to those hospitals because they're not in the obama care exchanges. so people who are getting cancer treatment in the city of st. louis, they don't have access to a cancer center. it is absolutely true. this is the city in which i live. >> one of the first -- >> it's absolutely true. it's not in the exchange. >> have you been to the website? one of the first questions is, do you want to keep -- >> i heard a spokesman who had a press conference and stated it. >> you have a computer. you can go on, right? healthcare.gov. the first question -- >> go look at what the bbc spokesman said. are you calling him a liar. >> go on the website. >> i can't even log onto the web sy. it doesn't work. go on a website that doesn't work. is that why less than 55,000 people actually enrolled? >> they can't get on. that's the problem. they can't get on. >> i got on yesterday. just log on right now. go ahead. all the viewers out there, log on right now. >> we've logged on three times on the air and

louis construction. it's a small business. a woman-owned company. they do road constructiond here and the white house says sa they've been able to grow because of low interest rates and president obama will bell bng here later today. he will be touring the t company and then having ain little press conference using it to make his case as to why the shutdown must end. wednesday the house ofous representatives pushedre through bilsz that wouldpruld reopen some parts of the government, especially those that have received high profile negative attentiongati for being shuttered. national parks and the smithsonian.ia the national institutes of healths and allowing the d.c.government to function, then congressional leaders went to the white house foror the first sit-down meeting sit since the impasse. democrats and president obama saids an they'll not negotiate g the affordable care act andnd noted they agreed to republican demands for reduced budget numbers. the meetingud ended without a resolution. >> all we're asking for hereor is a discussion and fairness for the american people under president obamacare. >> in any event ever optimistic because so much issom at stake i'm hopeful that in the conver