>> most of the republicans in the last i don't know obama care passed is on repealing obama care. they promised they would do something and now it is time to do it. and it hasn't while votes in the house and the republican- controlled house passed repeal obama care this a summing the senate rejects obama care and repeals obama care, it will be first time a repeal bill is sent to the president of the united states. it accomplishes a lot and they are not failing to follow-through which is a common accusation that the republicans have felt. and i think that republicans will be more creative in the repeats of obama care and the legislation that might pass such as individual man date and various parts of the law that are unpopular. and sets the stage for 2016 debatine though president obama will not sign anything that touches obama care sent to him by the republican congress. >> speaking of republicans, a lot of people aaron were surprised that a republican governor of indiana decided to expand medicaid coverage as part of the obama care well plan. are you surprised and what happens no

it wasn't just the american voter who were too stupid to understand obama care it was over the heads ty. >> i feel better. much better. they're smart. >> these professors apparently believed barack obama when he said you can keep your health plan, and they believed barack obama when he said your health plan is going to reduce costs by $2500 per family. >> but the thing is -- the thing they find, and i quote, deplorable is so much better the plan they're on has changed because of obama care but it's so much better than what the actual affordable care act participants that have to go on obama care, the folks that have to get the bronze plan or the silver plan, they've got it made compared to those people. >> absolutely. harvard -- people on obama care would kill to have the plan that harvard has. they pay 91% of their health care costs. what are they complaining about? they're complaining their deductibles -- are you ready -- have gone up $250 for individuals and $750 for a family. >> per year. >> per year. you know what the estimates are for obama care for 2015? bronze plan, $5,000 for

also some focus to be on repealing the last popular parts of obama care, testing to see how often president obama intends to use his veto pen. >> mike on capitol hill thang thank you so much. today's vote for speaker did disappoint me for a number of reasons. for starters, the elected representatives, they didn't listen to you the american people. according to a brand new poll only 25% of republican voters wanted them to re-elect john boehner as their house speaker. guess what? 60% wanted someone else. during his time in my view he's been too timid and weak to stand up to the president and the democrats. he seems scared almost paranoid of being blamed for the government shutdowns and he's not willing to use -- and this is a key point -- the constitutional power and authority of the purse and we've seen devastating results. the day that boehner became the speaker of the house, on january 5th, 2011, the national debt was more than $14 trillion. now that debt is a whopping $18 trillion. that's more than a 29% increase. that to me is not leadership. i want a conservative leader who will stand o

p para poder inscribirse. >> desde temprano yolanda hace l la lineÍnea para inscribirse en oba obama carergencia q que les afecto seriamente el bo bolsillo. >> mucho dinero saliÓ, como 50 mil dlsÓlares, pqorque kle le abrieron todo el estomago. si hubieramos tenido aseguranza te quitas todo eso de encima el estres. >> se acerca el 15 de febrero, u ultimÚltimo diÍa para registrarse, pro problema lo qeuue muchos estÁn apr aprovechando estos eventos para informarse. >> en momento que se acerca la f fecha es cuando mÁs personas bus buscan asistencia aprpara obama car care. >> mariÍa elentaa vino a renovar el plan y asegura ha sido una bendi bendiciÓn aprpara ella y su fam familia. >> mi hija rita se enfrermo, la t tuvo varios diÍas en el hospital, sin obama care hubieramos pagado unos 30 mil dlsÓlares. >> en 2013 un 18% nde los dultos en el paiÍs no teniÍa ninguÚn tipo de seguro pero para fines de 20 2014 bajo este numeÚmero a un 12.9% 12.9%. lsoos beneficios peudueden ser muy favorables. >> una persona que gane 16.200 p puede adquirir una asegurantza p por 20 dlÓlares al mes, con cober cober

i, for example, let's just take obama care, the biggest of all this time instead of repealing obama carelready 1,000 pages we'll make it 2,000. a thousand pages we'll get rid of and our thousand pages which will have tax incentives, change the tax system, john mccain is very much in favor of that. i have to say something, i was the first one to introduce that when i ran for president in 2007, the idea that everybody should get a tax exemption and buy their own health insurance. your employer buys your health insurance, my employer buys mine. give us the money tax free, we'll go in the market place have the whole country to choose from and we'll pick the policy that we want. you, because you have a lot of children, will pick a certain kind of policy. me, because i'm older and my children are grown, i'd pick a catastrophic plan, high deductible and save money. the price would drop. the price for plasma televisions in ten years went from 8,000 to 2,000. i know, i paid for the expensive one. >> the 2,000 ones are better. market economics will bring down the price of health insurance. and tha

>> you know, obama care is not what is going on. what the affordable care act is about is extending insurance to those that don't have insurance. 15 million have insurance, previously they did not have insurance. these are people with no jobs, or transient jobs. they are net beneficiaries, there's no doubt that they are winners. obviously those premiums are subsidised. someone has to pay for that and the rest of us are paying for that. the employers that offered generous insurance coverage, such assist my own at the university of california are feeling stressed because they see the premiums going up. it's mainly due to new technologies, medical technologies that are expensive, good, but expensive, and are shifting it to employees, through premiums and co-payments and deductibles. the drop in uninsured americans is 4.2 percentage points lower than obama care, so that's millions who have insurance. some good news is the rate of employee premium and deductible growth has grown a bit. it's slowed down and slowed to 2.1%, between 2010-201

>> it sounds like something we said about obama care. >> exactly. i don't know if they thought they were above the fray. but i think i suppose what is going on is that what they really want, is a special carve out for the professors, where everybody else would be under single payer plan which is what they really wanted. but they would have the special care that only harvard professors would want. but they're more equal than anyone would want. >> the average american's deductible is $200. theirs is $50. >> they're still ---harvard still ---harvard ---harvard found a way to be smart and extremely stupid at the same time. why did they read it before they had such a huge opinion on it. >> because they had to pass it before you could know what was in it. remember that. >> also because they thought they were going to get taken care of, they thought their guy had good tensions. was going to look after him. like he did for the unions, but you've been duped too. >> let me ask you, bob can you defend their outrage at all? they're basically eating a crap sandw

congress and insurrection by house conservatives and veto threats by the president over keystone and obama care. welcome to day one. this is special report. >> good evening, i'm bret baier, republicans now control both houses of congress for the first time six 2006. but instead ofcelebrating the first stay of the 114th congress, there appears to be a president that doesn't want to compromise. the president whose words about cooperation with the new congress are not lining up with his actions, we begin with chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel on capitol hill tonight. >> bret, good evening on day one of the 114th congress, hours after bipartisan legislation was veiled sponsors by 54 republicans and six democrats in the senate. the white house announced president obama would veto it. >> reporter: after introducing the keystone xl pipeline, now there -- we have got about 63 to support it. a recent fox poll revealed nearly 7 out of ten voters support building the pipeline. a spokesman for trance canada nowlesed -- are you viewing the final phase, with seemingly no one in site. john ernest

. >> also close to the top of the new republican congressional to do list is tweaking obama care, the employer mandate is now effect and republican lawmakers think by changing the workweek from 32 hours a week to 40 hours a week they can help small business owners save money. >>> president obama back in washington following his family vacation in hawaii but he won't be there long he's got a lot of trips to make. the white house says the president will hit the road this week announcing a series of executive actions and legislative proposals leading into a state of the union address. he'll begin with a speech on the auto and manufacturing industry, following a stop in phoenix on thursday to announce plans for the housing sector. president obama's trip concludes with a stop friday in tennessee with vice president biden to talk about administration plans for college and education. coming up inside the fox report our political insiders will talk about more about what to expect from the any gop congress. you can get in on the congress by tweeting me @juliebaderas. >>> unfortunately stopping

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all they do is redistribute money, the most notable example is obama care and once again we're seeing this and as steve said we really need a pro growth system in which we streamline the tax system allow for policies that are going to encourage economic opportunity and allow the middle and lower income families to take care of themselves. >> we've had six years a long enough period of trying redistribution to realize it doesn't work. >> listen, this tax is a middle class tax, this tax break is a middle class tax hike. open secret on wall street that wall street would pass this along to 401(k) mutual funds and iras in the form of higher fees. >> mike would it help or hurt the middle class? >> it would hurt the middle class, david. i would have loved to have been in the room when they thought of this. we've had a terrible economy, i know, let's punish successful people us because we want less of them. we'd have a country where there would be a lot fewer people earning $100,000 or more. that's it. >> meanwhile, getting beat up an up and down market get in on safe stocks to buy right now.

. >>> and freshman senator joany said washington has failed americans with policies such as obama care but that things are about to change. >> that's why the new republican majority you elected

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i don't see president obama appealing the obama care. it has his name. >> medical device tax i am with you there. and what can be done purchasing insurance across state lines and tort reform and explain it better. he was famous for the way he talked and ideas. and we need to get back to the time of the 20 where are foufr conference. and the state of the union coming up and we'll see him shine there and articulate why union versal health care is good for the country. >> i will anxious to so in the state of the union if there is a conciliatory tone or another, i guess lighted match thrown in the gas tank. >> it will be fun to watch. >> it will be. happy new year to you. while you were busy wrapping the christmas preponderate. terrorist in gitmogot an early christmas present. they were sent home to afghanistan. up next the closing of the gitmobay facility. it is on the president's wish list. we'll talk about that when we come back. >> one of the stories that slipped under the radar while folks in washington were away from the holidays was t

because we move up to obama care.and whether he believes it or not, i don't know, but justice roberts said judicial restraint is why the majority can do whatever they want. and not only did he say that, he basically said if there are two arguments and two equal arguments for whether it is constitutional or unconstitutional or tax a pax or penalty, we have to accept that basic lip the presumption is of constitutionality. this kind of gets back to the idea of restraint f. we believe in judicial restraint we presume the majority is correct, we presume that laws are constitutional until we can prove otherwise. there is a school of thought that thinks differently. randy barnett writes about something of this. he talks about the presumption of liberty that maybe we should start out with the presumption of liberty. i liken it to sort of saying, maybe we should be presumed innocent until found guilty and maybe we should be presumed to be free until we are restricted. [ applause ] >> yes i've got one convert. yes! my point is

number one, we're going to fight tooth and nail to repeal obama care. the number one topic republican can'ts raised on the campaign trail. and number two if you elect us if you give us a republican majority, we're going to stop president obama's illegal and unconstitutional amnesty. that was just over two months ago. and yet now when the topics come up, at times you hear crickets chirping. it ain't complicated. we need to do what we said we would do. [applause] number four, we need to hold government accountable and reign in judicial activism. one of the most important things this new senate is going to provide i hope and believe is real meaningful oversight of the obama administration. of the abuse of power of the lawlessness, of the regulatory abuse. i'm looking forward to what i hope will be republican chairman conducting careful soberer, serious inquiries, into the abuse of power into the millions of people who are hurting because of it. i'm looking forward to seeing the united states senate finally begin doing its job. for six years harry reid has

. >> and you accepted federal money under obama care for medicaid and calling for new taxes on cigarettes and natural gas drilling and you quote matthew 25 about feeding the hungry. some people say you are too close to barack obama. >> well chris, listen we are running a billion and a half

la comunidad entiende que el 15 de febrero es el Último dÍa en el cual se pueden escribir para obama care no queremos que esperen hasta febrero. las autoridades de salud estÁn confiados de que el proceso de creaciÓn serÁ mÁs fÁcil. >> pedro rodrÍguez asegura que cuentan con personal calificado. >> maÑana lo mÁs importante que tenemos personal capacitado y con licencia para ayudarle a la persona que no tiene seguro, para realizar todo el proceso y todo eso gratis en congreso todo el dÍa. actualmente cobertura mÉdica para todos sin importar nada. tan sÓlo con algunos documentos del poder recibirse seguro mÉdico. usted puede simplemente asistir maÑana a las oficinas del congreso, ademÁs puede programar su cita ingresando a la pÁgina web. o llamando al nÚmero 21 5763 88 70. los organizadores insisten que no espere hasta Último momento. >> las cosas para maÑana. >> y como dato curioso el departamento de salud y servicios humanos dio a conocer que el aÑo pasado la segunda ronda descripciÓn cerca de 400.000 personasse escribirÁn al programa de obama care y espera que en el 2015 el nÚmero de yo s

a dozen years ago and don't mention the fact- >> as for the agenda republicans continue saying obama care is a terrible law and plan votes to repeal and pick apart it's least popular components. lawmakers are expected to target the individual mandate, the employer mandate, and to shift what the law considers full-time employment from 30 to 40 hours a week. >> we'll need to get democratic support to do it. >> and there's one fit that has some strong bipartisan support. >> a major tax was tacked on to the medical device -- >> also on the agenda is a vote on the keystone xl pipeline. it will be a test to see how many draths the gop can bring along to back the project. >> when president obama took office, he had democratic majorities in both house of congress. as he goes out, republicans will call the legislative shots. chief white house correspondent ed henry tonight on how the president will deal with it. >> president obama arrived home from a two -- week hawaii an vacation to face a sobering new political reality, for the first time, he's dealing with republicans running for both chambers

accused of americans of being too dumb to understand that obama care would actually cost them more we caught up with the professor but this time he was done talking for the moment. >> i have no comment. >> reporter:. >> don't bring black and don't come. >> reporter: a foul for donald sterling. the former la clippers owner, he was heard making racist remarks to his girlfriend v steve steve. the nba banned him for life and fineed him 2.5 billion. steve ballmer caught receipt bound and bought the team. tent 2014 ray rice and his wife would probably like to forget. the former nfl star got his own one-two punch from devastating videos of him hitting his then fiance' and knocking her out in an elevator. wants tmz aired the second and more awful video rice was then suspended but that was over turned as the focus turn to the nfl and what they knew and when about the whole thing. suspension lived rice is now hoping to get back in the game. >> adrian peterson took a plea deal after pictures of his four-year-old son's beaten legs appeared online. the minnesota vikings suspended peterson for t

paved hillary care paved the way for obama care. obama care.ctly a /*responsible for some of this. >> there are a lot of you saying she may not she may not run, she's been through the through the ringer. >> she's going to inherit some of the of the obama legacy. that will help and hurt her. she's right now on both sides the most the most popular politician in america right america right now. she's been tho she's been thoroughly vetted. there's no there's no opposition researcher who who hasn't gone through her archives. she is in a really strong shape right now. right now. >> lisa, if hillary doesn't win that opens that opens up the field f. she's the front-runner, you have to go the front-runner, yo with whoever can compete against her. her. joe biden, joe biden, bernie sanders, whoever else whoever else on the democrat side side, those races are winnable with other people other with other people other than jeb bush. bu >> you pointed out >> you pointed out is something intere interesting. i think a lot of i think a lot of people aren't talkin

the last point i want to make is he has to stand strong and i think he will of any repeal of obama carehat is working in my state, the uninsured are down by 50%, and medical errors are being reduced because of this law. he has to stand strong on wall street reform and not allowing them to repeal the xwek tiff orders on immigration, which is so essential, and for keep families together. >> and calling the country to, quote, turn the page on wars and the recession he inherited. according to exception released by the white house, at this appointment, with a growing economy, shrinking definite session, bustling industry we are freer to write or futures than any other nation on earth. it's up to us to choose and will we accept an economy where only a few of us do spectacularly well? or will we commit ourselves to an economy that generates rising incomes and chances for everyone who makes the effort? let me go to david axelrod. you've been with a lot of candidates over the years, you've always been on that progressive side. is the president -- in football and basketball term is he going to go

and when he falsified his assessment of obama care and i quote.i just wanted to make myself sound smarter. live that. if somebody is trying to validate a major piece of legislation. >> you complicated a legislation so he was the only one who could explain it. >> now that they find out what he's done, it's undermined. >> how do you recall the amount of money? >> he made hundreds of thousands of dollars. $6 million. on the healthcare. >> that's right. >> no one knew what was going on. >> and does this go back to obama. >> and this was bipartisan. >> best spin of the year, and president obama at his beijing. china has agreed to cut his carbon admission. the spin worked. the press gave him approving headlines. >>> okay, new year's resolution. take a vacation which i didn't do this year and finish my nixon book. >> where are you going to go? >> i'm just going to go to the eastern shore? >> the 24 he publy cans considering running for the president respectfully, even though i think most of them probably belong on the clown car, takes a lot of college to

obama care is not only harming health care in this country but it is harming our economy.is doing in ways big and small. not just for medical practices or physicians and hospitals trying to care for patients but for businesses small and large who of their own volition want to provide health coverage for their employees and found it difficult. wanting to hire more folks and have a cap on the number of individuals they can hire so they don't come under the forces and the regulations and the rules of obama care. that is not a system that works for people. it may work for government. it may even work for insurance companies but it doesn't work for people or for patients. so i'm excited about the opportunity to continue to put forward patient-centered positive solutions and i hope we're able to use our budget to put forward some of those programs as well. great, great opportunity is going to come, i believe in june when the supreme court will rule on king v. burwell. this is the case coming before the court. they'll hear the arguments in march and rule likely the last week of j

a inscribir al presidente de la comunidad que estÁ buscando un seguro o se quieren inscribir el obama careienda que el 15 de febrero es el Último dÍa en el cual se pueden inscribir para el plan. no queremos que esperen hasta febrero visitenos maÑana. la oficina del congreso estÁ al oeste de la calle somos estarÁn allÍ el dÍa de maÑana a las 10 de la maÑana hasta las siete de la noche ayudando a la comunidad si usted quiere ir recuerde esto va a ser gratuito debe llevar un formulario que demuestre su ingreso econÓmico con la tarjeta del seguro social el departamento de salud y servicios humanos liderado por la seÑora... dieron a conocer que en la segunda ronda de inscripciÓn en el estado de pennsylvania se escribieran cerca de medio millÓn de personas lo que es una cifra bastante significativa. esperan que en el 2015 el nÚmero de inscritos sea mucho mayor. a las 11 tendremos un reporte completo de este tema. >> gracias pero en. buenas noticias para los automovilistas el precio de la gasolina estÁ por los suelos el galÓn de gasolina regular sin plomo cuesta 1,69 $ el promedio nacional estÁ e

obama care or obama don't care? there are so many middle aged black women in congress, i thought i was watching an earth, wind and fire concert. ( laughter ) and obama finally gave the secret wink for all the black americans to rise up. let the race war begin! don't just sit there like john boehner. stand up and clap. this is "the nightly show." captioning sponsored by comedy central ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: thank you very much. please, please, thank you. oh no, no. thank you. welcome-- okay. no i really appreciate it. welcome. welcome to "the nightly show." i am your host larry wilmore. ( cheers and applause ) thank you. i appreciate it. very nice. now, that really means-- that really means a lot to me but i gotta quiet down to business here because last night our country gathered together to hear from one of the most important black voices in american history. thanks for watching, everyone. ( applause ) ( laughter ) yeah! i thought our show last night was baller! are you just going to leave me hanging? oka

that was like the best commercial for obama care. and obama didn't even talk much about obama care at the state of the union. that exchange showed a lot. and how many people saw that? millions more than who watched all the political infighting over obama care. >> did you like the way the president -- it was rhetoric by the way, the thing about the first wife thing was funny. and the other thing he said to that young guy, look you have a chronic condition, $1100 a month you have to pay for the prescriptions yourself. he turns to the camera and says a lot of young people are out there and they're young, lucky and they're fearless. they don't have any problems so they don't need health insurance, then you get hit with that problem and you need it. i thought it was a great pitch. "new york times" reports that martin scorsese that documentary on bill clinton which they were working on has been shelved over disagreement of control, key phrase there, key word there. the film carried the risk they write in"times" unflattering camera angle, i

obama care is not only harming health care in this country but it is harming our economy. it is doing in ways big and small. not just for medical practices or physicians and hospitals trying to care for patients but for businesses, small and large who of their own volition want to provide health coverage for their employees and found it difficult. wanting to hire more folks and have a cap on the number of individuals they can hire so they don't come under the forces and the regulations and the rules of obama care. that is not a system that works for people. it may work for government. it may even work for insurance companies but it doesn't work for people or for patients. so i'm excited about the opportunity to continue to put forward patient-centered positive solutions and i hope we're able to use our budget to put forward some of those programs as well. great, great opportunity is going to come, i believe, in june when the supreme court will rule on king v. burwell. this is the case coming before the court. they'll hear the arguments in march and rule likely the last wee

the real goal just like obama care is control.nce you get everyone to admit that climate change is a problem it's just a matter of time before government comes in and says here is what you have to do the irony is that the president is commander and chief of the army he's not kpander and chief of us and it's not his prerogative to change the weather. >> were you surprised that he went there? what's behind calling the climate the biggest threat? >> yeah. it's not a question of that it's a question of priorities it's a question of immediacy. what juan says reminds me all of a sudden the guy is operating a business, he's got a store, the guy walks in the store he's got a gun in the guy's face. hey, i've got to tell you about the economic problems that we've got over in europe while you've got the gun in my face. no, you have to deal with what's immediate. what is immediate is terrorism, the economy, the tax code, obama care, energy policy, power concentration in the hands of the federal government those are immediate problems and they

how would you judge the beginning of obama care? >> there are three things it wanted to do. in prove access -- improve access and cut costs. >> it is successful at access. around quality, there are now penalties from medicare for payments to hospitals around hospital acquired infections and readmissions and hospital acquired infections are down and that is good news so quality it up. financially, we see that the rate of in crease in what we've been paying for health care as a nation, that rate of in crease is slowing. so that is a good thing. and those who favored this law, suggest that the law had something to do with it. but there are many explanations for why the rate of in crease is decreasing that may not relate to the a.c.a. >> such as? >> co-pays are larger and deductibles are larger and people are not getting care because they can't afford. >> it if there were things you could tweak, what would you do? >> there are a lot of things. >> address the things we didn't want to talk about in this bill, the cost of dying in america and obese and what we can -- obesity and wh

. >> good early sign of unity on a couple of bills, including one to change the rules of obama care fromhour week defining full-time employment to 40 which would help low wage earners and companies that employ them. how do you see this fighting? >> this is what is going to unify them and put pressure on barack obama sending him bills getting rid of the least popular pieces of obama care and pieces that inhibit job creation. sending him economic growth packages that he then has to either veto or sign. >> you think that's going to unify the republican party and conference? >> this was an ugly win for john boehner. losing a couple of dozen votes in your own party when there's no opposition, this is not a sign of strength for him but you would hope what it does for him is makes him listen more maybe to conservatives as they press, but i think for conservatives, they also have an idea here that their white house is still occupied by barack obama and you need to achieve what you can. >> you take this seriously, jason? >> it is what it is -- >> purely symbolic and didn't accomplish a thing. >>

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less for the change in obama care because that really destroys the employer mandate. it turns to every employer and say you used to employ people for 40 hour now if you employ them for 39.5, obama care is employer mandate. i don't think there will be many democrats voting for what looks like a small tweak and is actually an attempt to put a gaping hole in the side of obama care. >> let me ask you about the president very briefly. is the democrat strategy to have president obama voeeto everything. is there any chance that may backfire on the democrats come 2016? >> there will be two types of bills. those bills that the republicans expect the president to sign. i'm very afraid of the trade policies that are popular with the giant corporations which would continue t 25 year failed trade policies that the united states has engaged in that have hallowed out the american middle class and destroy manufacturing in this country. i suspect there will be other bills they will pass with the expectation of a veto. there will be a combination of smart politics by the republicans wh