joining me for tonight's big picture politics panel are here you knew some of the national advisory council project twenty one black leadership network made sweet progressive commentator and chris allman conservative commentator and activist thank you all for joining us here all the good the social safety net i just did this little rant on this without an extension of an important piece of this is unemployment insurance and if this thing doesn't get extended at the end of the year and it's not apparently part of these budget negotiations which we'll talk about after the break but it's going to be a separate piece of legislation but if this is not extended one point three million americans are going to lose their unemployment benefits this is this is really a rough thing in a rough economy i mean the autumn climate has insurance has helped keep people out of horrible poverty so what do we do about you know let me just say this that you know what the people who are unemployed need jobs right and this president for the last five years campaigned on it and ran on it that you know his and all of

correspondent for the daily caller nate sweet progressive commentator and healing is a member of the national advisory council for the project twenty one black leadership council thank you all for joining us to have you all again so let's start out with this g.o.p. platform deal this or this this to me this. actually is not that it's the budget deal and this budget is like this is still austerity we've been on austerity basically since one thousand nine hundred two progressively and it's only this is like a really really bad i mean you take this thing apart and first of all only thirty nine percent republicans and thirty six percent of democrats approve of it so it's like managing to p.o. everybody you know upset everybody on top of that the deal sets federal spending a one point zero one two trillion next year at one point zero one four trillion a year. after that you know these are these are all the kind of we'll want the details but the bottom line is that this budget is still putting the screws the average working not even slightly i mean if you think that even says let you go but it is cutting it doesn't

tom miller is a former member of the national advisory council. good to see you. anyone who has a question, if you enrolled on healthcare.gov, you better have a question because you don't know who the 1 out of 4 are who think they have insurance but don't. >> that's absolutely right. it's almost the motto should be don't trust, do verify. you can't be sure of just about anything under this law. we know that the administration will eventually admit to some of its errors at the last possible moment when it has no other alternative, which is what it did this afternoon. >> they did not want to release the numbers, and the press, most of the press, was really pressing them. saying let us know, how many are we talking about? finally, they came out and said 1 in 4 for october and november, and 1 in 10 for december, since the relaunch of the website, but this is all they're willing to admit to at this point, in terms of whatever forms have gone wrong, whatever submissions have gone wrong, and now, tom, you hear hubris in the response, saying, you know, the only way we're

tom miller is a former member of the national advisory council for the department of health and human services and a fellow from the american enterprise institute. anybody who's got a question, if you enrolled in health care.gov, you better have a question. we don't know who the one out of four are who think they have insurance but don't. >> that's absolutely right. it's almost the motto should be don't trust, do verify. you can't be sure of just about anything under this law. we know the administration will have to admit to some errors when it has no other alternative. >> they didn't want to release the numbers. most of the press was pressing them saying let us know how many we are talking about. finally they said, it's 1 in 4 for october and november. one in ten since the relaunch of of the website. this is all they are willing to admit to in terms of whatever forms have gone wrong, whatever submissions have gone wrong. now you hear hubris almost in the response saying it's on you. the only way we'll get it fixed is the the american people better ensure they have coverage. >> they a