house committee leaders are pressing medicare and medicaid services administrator marilyn tavenner why she drebtd a subordinate to delete an e-mail. the e-mail was cents five days after the launch of the ill fated obamacare website. a spokesman said the request was forwarded to a press staffer solely for her awareness. the spokesman said she copied immediate staff to retain the e-mail and it was preserved. tonight a democrat who has plenty of bad things to say about obamacare. bret baier introduces us to a new hampshire woman who is quite sure she can take care of herself and other people should try to do the same. >> we keep hearing about the moral obligation to provide people with health insurance. >> reporter: susan supplies a small business owner in new hampshire. she works in insurance claims adjustment. >> i've yet hear anybody in the national media or anyone on the political arena discuss the moral obligation you have to your self, to your spouse, to your family members and to society at large to basically take care of yourself. >> reporter: from 2008 to 2010 she served in the n

marilyn tavenner's mess edges are sought into the investigation into the problems with the healthcare.govsite. this sound very similar to the missing email problem into the investigation into the irs targeting scandal. you don't need to say anymore. >> i feel horrible that we're laughing. it is not funny. did the dog really eat your homework? >> again. >> again. you know, the statistic by chair of the house oversight, darrell issa, saying that this means more than 20 witnesses in the obama administration lost or deleted emails without notifying congress. this is irresponsible and kirsten, for all we know, no one is going to be held accountable. >> right. >> that is what the problem the american people have. >> emails are missing always seem to be in that little window of exactly -- you know? really pay amazing. >> kirsten, of course. they're ignoring federal law. they're ignoring federal record-keeping. audacity to say we lost them and excuse they gave, was that, her in box gets really busy and she has to keep it orderly. that's why she didn't hold on to emails. you have to be idiot to be

would bring that up at those meetings, or that was significant trends i would bring it up with marilyn tavenner. i'm not, i'm not aware of the specific instance that you are describing. >> all, it's more than one. we have 100 orthotics and prosthetics in this country gone out of business waiting to be reimbursed. and have gone out of business. and there's more than one. i am sure that we can get you a lot of those examples. >> if we become aware of them i think that's part of, you know, part of the issue. our judges are individually adjudicators. and so we have to become aware that there is a trend and when we do, we have those feedback loops in place, and we are able to do that. >> how do you spot a trend? you have a system in place to figure out to find those transcripts. >> i just want to reiterate what the gentleman from illinois was talking the. she is exactly right. this is not just unique to a particular group that has told. i me, we've got physicians who literally go through step one in step two that have complete records and it has to go to you before you look inside josh, it's a compl

i can tell you my successor, marilyn tavenner, who runs cms, very capable, very smart, not same political party but incredibly good person they spent a lot of time on it. i believe personally if you look toly get rid of fraud and medice program, 70% of the people in the traditional medicare program the risk of fraud is on treasury and all of you. when you hand the risk over to blue cross plan or aetna, united risk of fraud is on them. when their money is at risk they tend to be tougher to make sure people are not defrauding. in my opinion that we regulate you well, only this much profit, guess what, somebody defrauding you on your nickel, much more effective way to shut down fraud. my own view, move to the private hello plans helps on fraud side because the companies have cash at risk they will be pretty tough. >> host: joan, damascus, maryland, democratic caller. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. this is more like many great society programs which began with good intentions but evolved into helping wealthy, similar to theea tbs which become a defacto arm of bloomberg media with ch

the department of health and human services notified archives that marilyn tavenner like deleted somehe is under scrutiny for the botched rollout of the healthcare.gov website. bill: i guess it's one good way to tick off lawmakers. >> reporter: darrell issa says his committee subpoenaed these emails 10 months ago. he says it defies logic that so many senior officials failed to follow record protocols after being asked to see their emails. he adds the administration is not forthright with the american people unless cornered. arthel: the u.s. striking isis militants from above after firing near military trainers in northern iraq. we'll have the latest from the white house as well as the pentagon on what will happen next. hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, dad? i'm good. (dad) it may be quite a while before he's ready, but our subaru legacy will be waiting for him. (vo) the longest-lasting midsize sedan in its class. introducing the all-new subaru lega

it is kind of -- i was thinking, it was a year ago really right now that your boss, marilyn tavenner was here and we talked about the upcoming launch of healthcare.gov. but, of course, it was just a little less than a month after the unilateral decision by the president to delay the employer mandate. i remember asking mrs. tavenner about was she involved in that destination and she asserted she was not. i asked her how she found out about it, she said her chief of staff told her, which i found rather astonishing, if my chief of staff came and gave me information like that, i would be curious where that came from. she seemed to lack curiosity about how that decision was reached. but let me ask you this. a year later, employer mandate is supposed to kick in about a week and a half after election day, in november. is it your understanding that the employer mandate will, in fact, be enacted in november or can we expect a further delay of that? >> so i'm still working my way around the federal government, trying to understand how it -- my understanding and you could please correct me if i

it is kind of -- i was thinking, it was a year ago really right now that your boss, marilyn tavenner was here and we talked about the upcoming launch of healthcare.gov. but, of course, it was just a little less than a month after the unilateral decision by the president to delay the employer mandate. i remember asking mrs. tavenner about was she involved in that destination and she asserted she was not. i asked her how she found out about it, she said her chief of staff told her, which i found rather astonishing, if my chief of staff came and gave me information like that, i would be curious where that came from. she seemed to lack curiosity about how that decision was reached. but let me ask you this. a year later, employer mandate is supposed to kick in about a week and a half after election day, in november. is it your understanding that the employer mandate will, in fact, be enacted in november or can we expect a further delay of that? >> so i'm still working my way around the federal government, trying to understand how it -- my understanding and you could please correct me if i