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congresswoman marcia blackburn is here to take us through the terror because your money matters. melissa: well you heard it. insane amount of money that was spent on the obamacare website. by the way it does not work. all sound like a big joke but i had a hands to speak to the woman asking tough questions today, that is congresswoman marcia blackburn because we want to follow the money. you asked the question, you put up the website. you showed us that it wasn't working and turns out they have spent 174 million or we have, i should say, because that is all taxpayer dollars so far. how did you feel about that answer? >> well, you know, it was a little bit perplexing and then later she came back and seemed to say that was with one contractor. so we, we are making our notes and doubling check notes. we have heard figures that range from in the 300 million, to 600 million, to upwards of that. so this is why last week with the contractors i asked them to quantify and put on paper, to deliver to us an accounting. past, present and future. what they're being paid. melissa: yamana becaus

. >>> we will talk with javier bacerra and marcia blackburn. >>> is theñr u.s.çóñrÑiÑiçóñrea >>> ourñr2pmwerçóÑiweek. qôt,àei leading voiceÑiñrñrñrñr of amerj t-%>xdÑi deepçóÑi downçó i belie everything isñrÑi opposed to getting republicans right. >>ñr hello again from fox news in washington. president obama ordered a techñ;su problems with the some democrats are calling for a delay in the individual mandate. joining us now is a critic of the president's health care law, the chair of the republican governors' association. governor, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> chris, thank now having me. >> president obama's troubleshooter on obamacare website said the problems should be fixed by the end of november. here he is. >> by the end of november, www.healthcare.gov will work smoothly for most users. >> how realistic is the problem is? how big a problem, too, do you think it is becoming for democrats? >> i think they will fix the website but, remember, this is the easy part. the critical issue is, when it comes time to schedule your grandmother's cancer surgery, what will happen? this is part of t

that was very tough stuff from marcia blackburn who smoked out secretary sebelius. >> joining us nownsylvania congressman tim murphy he was part of the hearing and he heads the subcommittee investigations and oversight. welcome back, mr. murphy, we appreciate it. let me ask you this. you had this big hearing with sebelius and you heard the president up in boston or got wind of it up in boston. they are to coin a phrase, stonewalling. in other words, they don't want to change anything and the reason i'm asking you this, sir, is there's some talk about a delay about the individual mandated parts of it, and i would positive you that they would not want to delay anything. what's your take? >> well, i hear rumblings of that particularly from some members who with want to push bills like that, but i certainly don't hear the secretary or the president saying that, and i'm not sure they do. i mean, they are saying that this is a glitch, these are some problem, bumps in the road. this is a serious problem what's happening. people are scared to death because they're getting letters saying your

congresswoman marcia -- marsha blackburn is here to reflect day after and where we go this year. >> iemind you some people like to drive a ford, not a ferrari. some people like to drink out a of it's a growing trend in business: do more with less with ss energy.hp is help. soon, the world's most intelligent servers, designed by hp, will give ups over twice the performance, using forty percent less energy. multiply that across over a thousand locations, and they'll provide the same benefit to the environment as over 60,000 trees. that's a trend we can all get behind. bill: fox news alert now. want to take you down to wall street. open for business but the stocks takeing a tumble yesterday. federal receive talked about the future of its bond buying program. 85 billion a month for 15 months. holy smokes! martha: where did all the money come from? bill: good money if you can get it. we're off 13 points right now. we'll watch it through the morning. 9:30 in new york. >> who is responsible for overseeing this project? is it you or your designee? >> let me be clear i'm not pointing fingers a

with me now, tennessee congresswoman marcia blackburn member of the house budget committee, congresswoman, lots of outrage over the white house's handling of death benefits for the families of fallen soldiers. how does this happen? >> you know, we -- we felt we had given them the latitude and the information that they needed the authority to pay all salaries and allowances. and then we heard from the pentagon well, we don't think this covers the death benefit. so we had to go back in and pass another piece of legislation and then they come back and say, well, we did have that authority. and i will tell you another one, judge, that we have found, and that is tuition for all of our men and women in uniform. it came to our attention this week that they were not going to pay tuition for these students and we have about 80,000 that that was going to effect immediately. i have 600 of those in my district where fort campbell is located. we had to go write a bill. i wrote a bill this week to cover that. >> but nothing reaches the height of telling families of fallen soldiers come and pick up your

so now we get to see marcia blackburn don their sleuthing gear and the country is put through somethinghere there should be answers given. i doubt we're going to get anything from this. do you agree, jonathan? monkey court? everyone is losing. he throws his hands up. yes. we're taking a break. republicans apparently have 40 billion reasons to cut food stamps because 20 billion didn't cover it. we'll discuss whether or not millions of americans will go hungry next week when senator pat leahy joins us just ahead. my name is lee kaufman. married to morty kaufman. [ lee ] now that i'm getting older some things are harder to do. this is not a safe thing to do. be careful babe. there should be some way to make it easier [ doorbell rings ] let's open it up and see what's cookin'. oh i like that. look at this it's got a handle on it. i don't have to climb up. this yellow part up here really catches a lot of the dust. did you notice how clean it looks? morty are you listening? morty? [ morty ] i'm listening! i want you to know morty are you listening? morty? she's always been able it's just her

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bill: one of the hotter moments came when marcia blackburn, republican from tennessee, talking about medical privacy concerns. joe barton followed up with that, the republican from texas. of the frank pallone, democrat from new jersey slammed all of them calling it a monkey court. saying patient's medical information is not at risk, based on his reading of the law. whatever the case with that, the hearing continues. ed henry is standing by live on north lawn. much because there's a moment the president will be out here talking about not this, not healthcare.gov, but actually screen right, he will be talking about immigration. now, ed, what is that all about? how much attention is the white house giving what's happening down the street of pennsylvania avenue? >> reporter: well they're giveing a lot of attention to capitol hill even if they don't want to show it and want to say look, the president is moving forward on other issues like immigration reform. very quickly what he is trying to do is say he still thinks there is opportunity by the end of the year to get both parties behind b

joining me marcia blackburn, congresswoman, how are you? >> i'm well. >> i called the number twice today on my radio show. we got through on the number the president gave us today. we got through. two nice operators probably will be fired for talking to me. they said, go back to the website. so the toll free number is president gave to help you directs you to the website that's not working. only government can screw it up this bad. help us out. >> you're exactly right. $600 million plus all of the hsk staff they have invested in this. they have problems. it doesn't work. the president promised people their insurance premiums would go down. they have gone up. he said if you like it you can keep it. not true. especially for those of us with health savings accounts. a site that should have cost a half million to build, not a half billion dollars to build. and nobody can make heads or tails of it. they don't want to come and just admit they made a mistake. it doesn't work. they've got a program that's too expensive to afford and the system they

. >> marcia blackburn had an exchange with sebelius today about the issue. she wasn't promising you can keep your plan. >> madam secretary, before, during and after the law was passed the president said if you like your health care plan, you can keep it. is he keeping his promise? >> he is. >> okay. what do you say to mark and lucinda in my district who had a plan, they liked it, it was affordable. it was terminated and now they don't have health insurance. >> insurance companies cancel individual policies. they are one year contracts with individuals. they are not lifetime plans. not an employer plan. >> let me move on. it's what they wanted. i will remind you some people like to drive a ford, not a ferrari and some people like to drink out of a red solo cup and not a crystal stem. you are taking away their choice. >> james carville, i know you are a man of your word. >> right. >> the president made the promise and 16 million americans with individual health plans aren't keeping their plan, james. >> i would like to see that calling a bicycle a car doesn't

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here is marcia blackburn challenging secretary sebelius this morning on that. >> madam the secretary,ng and after the law was passed the president said if you like your health care plan you can keep it. is he keeping his promise? >> yes, he isle. >> joining me frank palon. congressman, thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> we are struggling to understand how ms. sebelius can say the president kept the promise of if you like your health care you can keep it, period, i guarantee it. when we have seen 2 million americans have policies canc cancelled so far. >> you can keep it if the insurance company agrees to continue to sell it but a lot of them are selling lousy plans that are skeletal and don't provide benefits. they are cancelling those. many of them are a scam and saying, we are not going to sell this because nobody will buy it. we'll give you a better plan at a more affordable price. the president never said he could stop the insurance companies from cancelling plans. this is a private market. this is a competitive market. >> okay. that's only partly true. there are some insu

. >> marcia blackburn, good morning. >> good morning, chuck. >> i want to start with the various speculation that is out there about what house republicans might agree to do today. there seems to be growing group of moderate republicans who say they would support a clean funding bill, no strings attached, short-term and force a negotiation on a larger, bigger deal. where are you on something like this? >> i think we are all wanting to keep a resolution to the long-term fiscal spending issues. this is something that we are better served, some of us have been trying to do this for years as you well know. we have been frustrated that the senate wouldn't do a budget now. they did a budget and didn't want to go to conference and as we look at the debt ceiling, we have to look at tax reform and entitlements. we need to roll the cr and the debt ceiling discussions together and say let's look at this long-term. can you talk about spending and priorities for congress to do the appropriate amount of oversight on that discretionary portion of money. certainly over the past couple of years, we picked th

first bring in representative marcia blackburn, a republican from tennessee. welcome back to cnbc. good to have you with us. >> good to be with you, thank you. >> i'm sure we'll get to where things stand and all of the toing and fro'ing but i want to ask you a different kind of question. as you and your colleagues in the house deliberate what to do, how much thought do you give to what's really happening and the stakes for individual americans? for example, if the credit of the united states is downgraded, presumably stock markets will go down, bond markets presumably will go down and this will take money out of the pockets of everyday people. how much thought do you give to those individuals? >> we give a tremendous amount of thought to that. it's top of mind. and we're in constant communication with our constituents. i was looking at e-mails coming in from my constituents before i came over here. i'm doing a couple coalition calls this afternoon, last friday evening i did a telephone town hall and had about 13,000 of my constituents on it. so constantly we're working with them, w

when pressed by congresswoman marcia blackburn about some of those critical late decisions that may have contributed to the failures and who made them in her staff sebelius said ultimately the buck stopped with her. >> i'm not pointing fingers at verizon. i'm trying to explain the way the site operates. we own the site. the site has had serious problems. >> who is in charge, madam secretary? >> the person now in charge as an integrate are is qssi one of our -- >> who was in charge as it was being built. >> cmst was in charge -- >> at that time who is the individual -- >> michele snyder. >> michele snyder is the one responsible for this debacle? >> well, excuse me, congresswoman, michele snyder is not responsible for the debacle. hold me accountable for the debacle. i'm responsible. >> she also defended the issue a number of congress people holding up people letters from their constituents saying their plans have been canceled because of the aca, she defended the president on that fact, that if you like your plan you can keep it, saying that it was the insurer's decision not to keep those

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tracy: marcia blackburn will talk as the government shutdown and debt ceiling looms. to peter barnes in washington. >> hey, tracy. the fomc minutes for the september meeting show the fed members support staying on track with their plan for tapering, depending on how the economic data comes in. if it comes in as they want and expect, more job growth, continued decent economic growth, they say they would start tapering. they say once again, start tapering by the end of this year and winding the program down by the middle of 2014. but, a great debate about this according to the minutes. let me get to some of the key quotes here. in general the minutes say, those who preferred to maintain for now the pace of bond purchases viewed incopping data as having been on the disappointing side and despite clear improvements in labor market conditions since the purchase program's inception in september 2012, were not adequately confident of continued progress. moreover some of the officials worried according to the minutes any announcement of tapering the qe, the $85 billion a mont

abortion ban, republicans in an afterthought said, oh, wait, we already have a woman on this, marcia blackburnel to talk about birth control, it didn't don on him make maybe a woman should be on that panel. when you feel like an afterthought, when i look at the republican party, women are an afterthought, it's a problem. >> you saw a lot of women driving the tea party movement, right during the health care debate leading up to the republicans taking over the house, michelle bachmann for as much as people say about her that they don't like, she's a strong force. sarah palen, a lot of women were driven. women are the ones that control the pocket. folks in the household, they can resonate with the economic message, we seen the governors is a diverse base of people that are young and looking to the future. maybe it doesn't happen until 2020. but they're really starting to step up on the republicans. >> that's one thing we should see when it comes to, you talk about women in congress is one thing. you talk about women at the statewide gubernatorial level. governors need to let up there. we can't di

stuart: joining us is representative marcia blackburn who was that the hearing, she joins us on capitoll. thank you for taking time to join us. you had the most poignant question of the day you have two constituents in tennessee. what are they supposed to do? what was her answer. >> you know this is sing the story to get around, and they get a better policy. we cannot do what you had. and they lost the policy and some people want to drive a ford, not of ferrari. some don't want the fiscal skin. stuart: it is the central point of the discussion today. kathleen sebelius is basically saying never admitting people are being forced on policies always saying, what we are making them take and the fundamental distinction -- >> that is exactly right. trickling down the point, a mandate, they are mandating the individual to buy something they say is better. it is fair the decision, and -- >> not only do people want to keep their beard but they can't afford a champagne the government is forcing on to them. stuart: how would you sum up kathleen sebelius's performance today? >> performance today has

check out this exchange with congresswoman marcia blackburn. >> i'm not pointing fingers at verizon, to explain the way the site operates. we own the site. the site has had serious problems. >> who is in charge, madame secretary? >> the person now in charge as an integrator is qssi. >> who was in charge as it was being built? >> was in charge, up till -- >> at that team, who is the individual? >> michelle snyder. >> michelle snyder is the one responsible for this debacle. >> well -- excuse me, congresswoman, michelle snyder is not responsible for the debacle. hold me accountable for the debacle, i'm responsible. >> okay. >> joining us with more on the -- from obama care is toby cosgrove. it's great to see you, thank you for being here. we know this is a massive undertaking. and i wonder what you're thinking at this point. are you surprised by the problems that have come up? or did you expect it? >> well, first of all, happy halloween. >> you too. >> it's disappointing we're having so many problems getting this organized. but it really has not had major effect. and if they can get the