mr krauthammer says that their goal is to bring jewish classical music to a larger audience the music the line and expanding people's perception of just what constitutes to this music. there are elements of jewish kosher jewish museum of. there has to sue a new occurrence. no discovered them play. we want to bring them collide. the ad john sheen the respected washington are small the kennedy center. the music the handbrake that puts on two concerts for years. it's nine fifteen is the clarinet and rising star alexander peter stein is leading the program and it's very unique combination of styles because i'm the one hand view of these composers who lived in russia that were riding in the style of those coming from and the teachers rodent but on the other hand the writing with jewish influence which is quite unique in some very interesting mix of both styles. dan at an. he said that his jewish background gives the performance special meaning. i played the music with my dad played accordion growing up in his room. and being born in minsk home. you know into a strong connection to this mus

mr. krauthammer referred to that last night, as the cash register part. it has not been built yet so the insurance companies cannot get paid. what they've done is they've figured out a work-around so the insurance companies can estimate, okay, federal government, you owe us this much money and then the federal government is going to pay them, they will reconcile it later. the reason this is important is there are a number of small companies and co-ops, need the money right at the beginning. if the federal government doesn't pay them on the first of january, first week of january, they could go belly up. they don't need an insurance carrier doing that epic launch. >> what you're saying is you're asking insurance companies to estimate to the government how much they think they are owed. then they're going to get paid. steve, if you are eligible for supplements, the insurance company who handles your insurance is going to tell the government, the doocy family needs this much of a subsidy, so those checks are going to go out and they use the term they will tr

mrs. bush. thank you again, charles krauthammer. [applause] >> there has been a decline to replace the self-esteem programs we have a tried and true method for boys what they can get from their coaches and moral guidance the reinforcement teachers and they have moved away from that. the second problem with boys that right now i believe they have become second-class citizens in our school and have been neglected. a man is far less likely to go to college is a and his sister of all ethnic groups and social groups and socio-economic groups the boy is close behind the counter court. the average 50 year-old boy has the right skills of a 13 year-old girl reading a year-and-a-half behind and boys like school all lot less anr it disengage. there may have been a time there was the economy to get a high-school degree to work carr did to the middle-class and some there are educators that said the passports is the high school diploma but not anymore and girls seem to get it to the boy is less and less they feel

mr. charles krauthammer.edia is out stirring the pot because they know obamacare is in trouble and likely to lose a lot of seats in 2014. democrats, them, media, they are stirring the pot to cause problems within the divide so that they do not lose seats. host: naomi, who do you like -- who is a republican that you like and you would like to see stay in office and what is an issue you are concerned about? caller: i like a lot of them in the house. trey gowdy is a brave soul from south carolina. there are people from georgia. i cannot recall their names. host: are you a member of the tea party or do you support their efforts? caller: i am not in the tea party, but i support what they do because all they are after is for both parties to get back to the constitution and stop trying to tear it down. oklahoma,i in norman, thank you for your time this morning. me address the media stirring the pot and what she said about obamacare because i think it will be a huge issue in the midterm elections this year. she talke

mrs. boesh and thank you again, charles krauthammer. [applause] thank you very much. >>> now on your screen is the cover of a new book by john shaw to jfk and the senate pathway to the presidency. first of all mr. shaw and is the anniversary of the kennedy assassination. was it a benefit to publish your book at this time or did it hurt? >> i think it was a mixed blessing. on the other hand, there is a tidal wave if interest in candidates that came out on the 50th anniversary. and because of that there is an avalanche many of which deal with the assassination, so it is a very crowded feeling to answer. in a perfect world i might have come at this at a different time, but the book was ready to go and of my publisher wanted to go with it now so i feel good about it coming out now. the thing about kennedy is that he seems to be interesting at all claims. he is one of these characters that is a public figure that a year from now, five years from now there are so many unanswered questions about his presidency, about his political career that i

mrs. bush. thank you again, charles krauthammer.[applause] >> when it comes to metal landing, the district surpasses anything that is in excess of 1.2 billion pounds to the server is that it takes it the number one producer in the history of the u.s. >> they want to keep them sharp. a blacksmith was an important job. they can't see very well. they probably blasted the last time they were here. when they're drifting in that they were doing a technique called scaling. they want to hear that as they're coming in all around them. this sounds like a hollow sound, there is loose material. they can't see that very well, but it sounds funny. that's a negative tool since curt scaling all that pair work in hardcover stealing the loose rock back down the nice solid but refer they start all over. starting to believe that they too hold for safety like this. that's the proper way for safety. our natural instinct is to halt unlike this. give them a target. hardly anybody around. that type of energy that puts you out of bed. if safeway was to hold

mr. president, take the delay. >> the republicans were right. something is wrong with obamacare. here we are. >> possibly the reason for the delayed and anemic sign-up is explained by charles krauthammerack room and -- said the back room in the back system is completely flawed when it comes to connecting the dots. >> the idea that you have to hand match people who paid a premium with the insurers isn't 20th century technology. it's 19th century technology an insurer has to find the person, call them up, go over all the details on the form and then adjust them, which, of course, is impossible to do in any substantial numbers. the administration speaks about having millions signed up by the end of december. there are 3 million -- they're 3 million short as of now. there is no way it's conceivable that it would sign up that number and even if it did, there is no way it's conceivable that the insurers would be able to hand match the information. i think all of this is to assuage democrats to give them something to hang their hats on and pretend everything is okay on the recess, but the beginning of january is going to be a train wreck for them. >> so when he's talking about hand matching,