pulitzer prize winner and fox news contributor michael goodwin. have to sayhat as i am watching senator mccain, thinking of senator graham being there to help along secretary john kerry's position is somewhat ambiguous. it doesn't get much more more difficult to take than that. >> first he is burdened -- that is not clear in terms of allowing enrichment. in this includes that sanctions and the peace process that is very murky or israel has been attacked now for more settlements and so you wonder what is going on. >> and that is that yo have -- i mean come around the globe there is a growing disorder and john kerry seems to be stuck in a sideshow. and with no sense, it doesn't matter. and they are not the main issue here. lou: by the way, i am astonished at him. and he is a man who i thought would not associate himself with is a freewheeling indivial, with a part of graham and mccain. >> i know him to be a judicious and careful man. he has stood up against vladimir putin and extremism. so i would not be as harsh towards him. in light of the current

puli lou: joining us now is ed rollins and columnists fox news contributor michael goodwin.m washington dc, the associate editor of the hill. let's start with you, a.b. stoddard. ezekiel emanuel. if you want to keep your doctor, pay for it. that's what he really meant to say apparently? >> and if you keep your doctor, you will like it. the problem is the affordable care act, if it turns out that people -- even those who didn't have a doctor or policy, but that is going to be a really big problem. we already know that there are 5 million or more people in a way they can keep their doctor. but it is the people that are going into the system for the first time and maybe haven't been insured. they are also finding that the prices are not affordable. lou: as you put it, it's part of the basic message i think you're exactly right. this is such an elitist home and absolutely coercive and i can't believe there is a greater focus on it, probably in the national media. >> i think the national media, it in all fairness, they have followed this ever since the government reopened on octo

angela, a pate, and from the "new york post", michael goodwin.action we have some well-heeled elected representatives in washington and? >> we do. i think they will do a good job since they are back in session with the election year. we have some greatly shield elected officials. lou: are you serious? [laughter] the same congress that has single-digit ratings? are you feeling okay? >> with the poll numbers as low as they are for congress it is the election year but they're ready to do work. they want to keep their job. lou: we have a blossoming of the great donning a shining city on the hill. you say the same thing i am sure. >> of course. i am very optimistic about our government. a study recently shows the bigger government gets the more intimate program summary spend, the more people get money from the government, the less trust there is. these lines are directly related. i public to see a congress that began to whittle down government, it would raise its own poll numbers and let people become millionaires at the same time. lou: nodding in agr

michael goodwin thinks so, he's a fox news contributor who voted for president obama in 2008. headline there. what's the matter with fair? all we hear from one side is fair, fair, fair. >> i think there is no country in the world that is more fair than the united states of america when it comes to giving everybody an equal shot. the president and new york city mayor, they claim that's all they want and they're going to reduce inequality by giving more people a fair shot. in fact, what they're really talking about is rigging the game so the results are equal for everybody. so it's not about opportunity that they are obsess o'clock. it's about results. when you try to rig the game so that the results are equal, then you diminish liberty for everybody and it will not work. the great fair society are cuba and north korea where everybody except the ruling elite is desperately poor. that is the future of this talk of inequality which is really about smashing the top instead of bringing up the bottom. >> we should get used to it because the affordable care act which is not so afforda

michael goodwin, columnist for the "new york post" says the bubble is about to burst. on sunday. what do you mean? why now? >> we talked about financial bubbles and we all know from the recession what damage the financial bubble can do. i argue in the column that political bubbles form also and that we're living in one now. i take the case of president obama and that claim that we're the ones we're waiting for, change, it's like never before. that's the same kind of mania that gets people to buy a stock that's overpriced. the idea that this time it's different. what goes up doesn't have to come down. and then when the evidence starts to pile in that this time is not different, that things that you haven't repealed all the laws of the universe, then the evidence is ignored by the believers and then finally when people begin to express doubt, they have to be silenced, she have to be shut up because the believers cannot stand the facts. so we're seeing it in the financial markets. we have seen it, that's why we got the big bubble of 2007 and 2008. we're seeing it politica