coming up in this half hour do americans really need to read a survival guide on how to deal with obamacare my next guest thinks so she joins me in just a moment to tell us why we should all be afraid of universal health care and in tonight's daily take tom we'll tell you about the hidden history behind the second amendment and its relationship to one of the darkest stains on american history. so throughout this year and into next year in a few more years obamacare will go into full effect americans will be forced to purchase health insurance and those who can afford it will receive subsidies from the government business is employing more than fifty people will also be required to purchase health insurance for their employees but already especially on a state level we're seeing maneuvers on the part of many republicans to sabotage the law before it goes into full effect the latest tactic is coming out of texas under obamacare for profit business is that offer health insurance coverage to their employees must also offer contraceptive coverage to their female employees for it many corporation

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so they, i don't think they're getting another obamacare through the congress.ly not through the current house of representatives. melissa: could they get an exemption of some type? this is the other point i heard today, that makes some sense, olive garden, red lobster, waffle house, jack-in-the-box. these companies got the exemption and reapply every year? is that a loophole? >> the theory was they were basically postponing until after the presidential election any of the harsh impacts of obamacare. melissa: yeah. >> if they decide, you know what? we'll wave everything permanently, well, i think people on both sides are going to start to say what was the point of all of this? just adding costs. i don't think that is a sustainable argument to say, just kidding we're going to give everybody a permanent waiver. melissa: what will happen? they will have to pay it? >> they will have to pay. you would hope at some point rank-and-file union members would say is our leadership tight alliance with the democratic party really benefiting us? this was a terrible year for u

health premiums set despite by double digits thanks to obamacare.a blue shield, aetna, or at the blue cross will face big price hikes. it not only get worse if you are young, those its 21-store teenine will see as much as a 42 percent hike in premium cost when they buy individual coverage. a senior fellow for the manhattan institute and former health care adviser to mitt romney joins me now. always good to see you. what gives? that of my prices were supposed to go down. now premiums are going up again. why? >> well, you know, the obamacare regulations are designed to do that, just like regulations and any other sector. the more the government gets involved and melson much around, you prevent people from pricing a product and the cheapest possible light. insurance is more expensive. to your point about young people, that is the obama economy. and people cannot find work. so many unemployed people who are under the age of 30, and those very same people are going to face insurance premium increases in some cases as high as 100 percent. gerri: well, i g

the authors of obamacare anticipated this.ant to fast-forward to the point where some or maybe most of the 11 million achieved full status. they are citizens or green card status. they are eligible for obamacare, medicare and medicaid. that's, i believe, has a cost as well. right now under current law you have to wait five years to be eligible for medicare. that is where the big money would be. investors business daily estimates $10 billion a year. i think it is actually quite a bit higher than that. we will have to see how many of the 11 million people qualify for staying. stuart: they all qualify for medicare immediately. a system they probably have not paid that went into but they will qualify for. that is a cost and drain to the medicare finances. >> clearly, the more people on it, the more it costs. do not forget, illegal immigrants are already eligible for health care, emergency medicaid and health under the community centers which would be under obamacare with a lot of new funding. i am not saying that we should reform

but the obamacare bill is really bad. it is a halfway house -- it is a halfway house to single payer. the mandate taxes are too low. the mandate taxes are too low to have enforcement power. more will be dumped into the government option. by the way, nixon -- hang on. >> we are better without -- >> no. it will cost -- please let me finish. the nixon price controls we saw enacted in places like britain and canada. britain has fewer mri and scaner machines than canada. the wait list is long for people coming here for care. >> and morgan when we look for a solution that really would work, what we think of is putting the individual back in charge. when an individual is in charge of the cost and the care that he or she is receiving, aren't they maury responsible? more responsible? shouldn't that be the goal of putting the individual in charge? >> i think it is a great concept. going back to this idea of medicare, if we want to fix the budget we will have to take a red pen to entitlements in general. >> last word for morgan. tha

hated obamacare so much that he called it socialism. but now in two thousand and thirteen mackey thinks obamacare is fascism as he said they're going to speak in obamacare is more like rush's socialism is where the government owns the means of production in fascism the government doesn't own the means of production but they do control it and that's what's happening with our health care programs and these reforms today maggie walked back his remarks saying he regrets using that word now because there's so much baggage attached to it but whether mackey meant to use that word or not it's about time someone injected the word fascism back into our political debate especially now that corporations wield more power today than they have in america since the robber baron era the one nine hundred eighty three american heritage dictionary defines fascism as a system of government that exercises a dictatorship of the extreme right typically through the merging of state and business leadership together with belligerent belligerent nationalism fascis

in responding to a john merrick describing obamacare is fascism. big board advises friday morning but at a very high level so you and your 401(k), a 13-595. nicole petallides, intel. i keep calling and a door stopper, it goes nowhere but it is going places today. nicole: is going lower today down 6% coming out with a profit dropping, 47%, a weak outlook, down $1.35 and every time you see the dow going into negative territory you can blame intel because it is worth nine negative dow points. i saw the dow skip down. with out in tell it would be a little higher. stuart: that is a big drop. his closed. avalanche armstrongs and manti te'o, lies and deception. all about money on "varney and company". both could get millions of dollars. fox and friends host on the rear right now but will simulcast with "varney and company" and a couple minutes. do not miss this. stuart: 30 years ago i was invited into the gold vault deep underneath the federal reserve bank in new york city. i saw dozens of little rooms like prison cells each room had a number and containe

the president should have been fighting for medicare to be basically a public option be part of obamacare or i think it should have been medicare for. care right ok so you want to single payer health for medicare part d. medicare for a but i got it thank you very much for that i so it's. a fuse that basically this this blog is about to go off the just the solar bamma care or is it is this crazy system that in five to ten years everybody will just be in a single payer i agree vermont going to kick it off something major happens i think we will see a single payer system obamacare one of the main problems with it and not just ideologically and i don't think it will work is that it creates so much uncertainty in my opinion that both in the near term and the far term and that uncertainty when businesses don't know how much it's going to cost to hire somebody and i think we can agree on this they don't hire people as readily so i don't agree with single payer but i think that's where we're headed i think obamacare is confusing it's hard to implement and i don't think it's going to cure any unce

report on obamacare.ler writes the commonwealth fund is holding a two-day session hosted by the society of american business editors and writers. offering specialized education and healthcare reporting and boost knowledge of the affordable healthcare act. a former obama administration official who worked in the health and human services department will be one of the speakers. the commonwealth fund current president is a former healthcare advisor to president obama. the group's analysis of the healthcare policies of president obama and the republican channeler romney was criticized for partisan bias. finally we told you earlier house republicans are holding their annual retreat at the virginia king mill resort, which is located on the former site of kingsville plantation. charge review online robert costas said the source showed the schedule. shook his head in frustration. 10:15 friday, burrwell plantation. coalition discussion on the successful is communication with minorities and women. a blogger noted t

gerri: is obamacare going after more of your money? reportedly warned the obama administration the individual mandate penalties wouldn't cover their cost. and they're pushing for more penalties and fees to go along with a mandate. join me now, former new york governor. who brought you on because he ran a campaign to get rid of obamacare. >> to prevent it and repeal it. gerri: none of that effort was very successful. no surprise, surprise, sharon's companies are coming back and saying we can't make it on a mandate. not enough money. >> when obamacare was passed, everybody knew it had horrible flaws. but the sad thing is when they were pointed out lik by the faie of the individual mandate the fact they can't work was pointed out in 2009 and it is partisan attacks. the fact the law was unconstitutional and a big part of it was thrown out by super majority of the supreme court as unconstitutional, that was partisan. we knew this in 2009. as obamacare has implemented time and again, you will see different parts that will not work and we kne

obamacare i think a lot of that's going to collapse on its own weight.he president ran for reelection and the law hasn't been implemented. it's structured in a way i think is going to end up failing. the tax that they put on you to buy insurance is lower than it would have cost to buy insurance so i think a lot of people are going to pay the tax and that's going to destabilize the insurance market and see problems with increased costs. in terms of immigration, we need to get the basics right. we talk about border security, we've still really never secured the border and i think a lot of people will agree there are certain high skilled immigrants that we can fix the system for them. >> greta: what about the 12 million or so? >> yeah, i mean, that's not going to be something i'm going to run to. i think that we have a rule of law, what i worry about is if you just provide them a pathway to citizenship, you're making it easier for them when they came here illegally, as opposed to somebody who is waiting some other country to come here and i think i want to

on businesses it's actually a lot less expensive to offer health insurance to your employees post obamacare than it was pretty well i think you know you should you should open a a wendy's and hire these people but you know this guy owns his own business and he's making a decision it's his decision he has the right to make a bad decision have the right to make a bad business decision i absolutely agree with you and in fact one of the unintended consequence of this i had a long conversation where the potter on the radio show about this today who really knows this stuff you know you speak of b.p. of cigna and and he said what what is happening i mean these people are all basically if they're under four hundred percent of poverty they're going to go on to medicare and all their health insurance is going to be paid for and this isn't the only job is going to do this so professor what we're what we're going to end up with is a national health care system. i've always national single payer health care i've always thought that obamacare is so crazy and burdensome and miss like you can't figure out

sam of chris and neil are right i'm all in favor of this i think there's you know some things in obamacare like leading up to the states to try and find ways to insure as many people for as cheaper cost. two that could pave the way to single payer other states want to choose a single payer the problem is republicans in congress were all about states' rights or blocking waivers that give states the ability to create single payer systems under has already authorized it passed the law signed by the governor one of the state has been waiting for the republicans in congress to pass legislation giving them away for what they did was a blacky but there's something sad about it too because it's this collectivization it's almost working like the cornwallis all of us were writing wise it's own laws and i like to visit basically these independent operators are basically forced to either join a large corporation so corporations or larger networks they're the ones the chains are the ones who are going to survive we've seen a lot less than a lot of companies in america actually operate in america and mo

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david: a lot of folks have said with the new repeat of what we saw the last four years with obamacare and united health care is one stock that cannot lose. it did lose today, over 4%. nicole: they made a very strong comment for managed care. well point another name. the one they like the best, but the group is coming under pressure, certainly a loser down 5%. liz: in the end looking at names like tj maxx because those companies come out $1.33 gain. some retailers, that consumer may still be out there. nicole: i have to say, we continue to watch the dollar. liz: the bells are clinging on wall street, and we lost some hefty gain yesterday, but not all of it. dow jones industrials vanishing up, down actually. we sliced the losses in half in the last two and a half minutes. david: when there is downward pressure from the fed, nothing pushes the market like the fed would. liz: i know those levels matter, but a lot of red on the screen. david: the fed may be finishing up the money printing before the year is out, gold took a big hit down $24, again all because of the minutes from the federa

obamacare was supposed to fix this.seems like generics should be part of the solution to rising cost. this does not help. >> generics are definitely part of the solution. i think it is important that we define what type of generic we're talking about. this is uncharted territory, bylaws and trucks, and there are no standards. the fda has not come up with any standards to regulate these from a generic perspective. it is kind of a conundrum, no question about it. gerri: the savings that people get from generic drugs. $1 trillion over ten years. a trillion dollars over ten years. now, this, to me, seems to be a critical way of protecting this country from rising medical costs. what did these drug makers hope to gain by keeping generics off the shelf? >> well, i think that what they are looking at in the area of biologics, a safety issue, no question about it because what i mentioned before, in uncharted territory, these medications are complex molecules. what they're hoping to gain these new standards. we need some leaders

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that is the intent of obamacare. it is not fair to criticize it.elissa: the ceo said the countries largest health insurance, country's third largest health insurer, he broke it when he said we would see some insurance premiums go up by 100%. it is not in his interest to say this out loud. are you startled by this path? >> not at all. national health care costs have slowed their growth. when you cover as many people as we are going tocome everybody who has insurance buys a third more than they did before. we will see cost go up. if you do the actuary math, you have to charge people lot of money who made this go. that will be a big sticker shock. and those premium increases stick? we will see, but they will raise rates. melissa: i'm so sorry we're out of time, hope we can do this again because this is a topic that is not going away. onto another big one, negotiating with unions has made big headlines in the past year's budget deficit exploding, as you know, but one story in the "wall street jouournal" really caughty attention because the strong-arm t

more evidee obamacare doing more harm than good to your bottom line. command a-plus the on the way?eak down what this means for you with former new york governor george pataki. and will let housing recovery be in full swing for 2013? will get housing expert predictions later. we're on the case next on "the willis report." ♪ >> from our fox business studios in new york, here again is gerri willis. gerri: president obama demanding congress raises the debt ceiling limit making it clear to republicans he is not negotiating. here with more on this, former managing director for bain capita author of the book "unintended consequences." i want to start for the president today talking about his tone talking about the debt ceiling. here is the prident. >> the debt ceiling is not a deal of authorizing more spending. raising the debt ceiling does not authorize more spending, simply allows the country to pay for spending that congress has already committed to. gerri: what do you say to that? speaker he is gearing up for a partisan brawl. his press conference today was a little hypocritical becau

some will be shifted to subsidized obamacare.s a monday morning. we start a new week in january which has been the best month in a long time for stocks. we are falling a little, but that is not much. nine points down on a 13,000 index is still an okay performance after a rally we have already had. let's introduce you to the company. the man you hate to love, but we really like this guy. charles payne is here. nicole petallides is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. charles, you have been pounding the markets. you have been urging people to get in. are you still there? charles: everyone jumping on the bandwagon. everyone is saying you need to be in. realistically, i think you need to be and the market. stuart: a lot of dead guys are coming out of bonds and going into stocks. charles: they are calling that the big rotation. there are some really big things going on. they are not just trading stock. stuart: so you are buying? charles: absolutely. build a portfolio. don't buy one stock and "roll the dice". some people piled

seven examples of barack obama using executive powers, obamacare, he used it on executive appointmentsrecess appointments, et cetera, and no congressional approval on certain things and now this, now he's bypassing congress. what do you make of that power grab by the president? >> well, first of all, there are 23 of these. some of them the question is why are we doing that. for example, he's got an order to finally nominate and alcohol tobacco and firearms director? really? and mr. president, you shall finally meet your statutory responsibilities of nominating a director. we're going to provide the relevant data for the background check. we need an eo to tell them to meet the current obligations and require federal law enforcement officers to trace guns recovered in criminal investigations. why aren't we doing this already? part of it is why are we doing it and why do we have to do it? we're going to tell the centers for disease control to research the causes and preventions of gun violence. is gun violence a disease? what about knife violence? now have the c.d.c.-- >> al sharpton if i

larger impacts will be obamacare. for example, one of the ways it will be somehow affordable is we're going to downgrade medical care. in instead of seeing a doctor you will see a physician assistant. that's where jobs will be. instead of seeing a physical therapist you will see a physical therapist assistant. >> what if somebody has been out of work for a while? therapy smart and willing to retrain. that takes time and money going out. >> the reality is most careers will require training. good news is the careers we were talking about are not like four years of medical school and four years of residency. a lot of the programs are one or two years. imaging tech jobs, being a medical imaging technologist or physical therapist assistance. >> if they have the needs, will someone else train them? to be trained you have to have the money to put out for the training. >> the short answer is the employers in this job market no longer have to pay. they used to pay people to go to medical training programs. no longer. good news

i wouldn't bring obamacare in this necessarily. those of white house smoke and are fat.a save you money because you keep people who stay healthy, the runners and marathoners will get old and have alzheimer's. they cost a lot of money. >> eric: it cost money in the five years before you die in healthcare. it's, obviously, obviously proven people who smoke use up a lot of healthcare. >> greg: not really. >> eric: really? >> greg: not really. >> bob: if i drop dead tomorrow, then that means someone who lives old -- >> eric: if that is the case, why wouldn't health insurance premiums be lower for smokers? not life insurance. health insurance premiums? they would be lower. >> andrea: yeah. >> greg: maybe -- you know why? they are consistently probably sicker or more sick, maybe they get more flus, i don't know. >> dana: sign mus sinus infecti. >> greg: that's what i get. although i'm quitting. >> eric: when? >> greg: sunday tech neckly. >> eric: promise? >> greg: i never say i'll quit smoking because i know around friday i am smoking again. >> bob: there are reports out that

when obamacare became law and the supreme court said it's valid and consistent with the -- >> one of your darkest days. >> it was, i was wrong. >> shaking the constitution. >> when it became law, and when this portion kicks in, the health insurers have to spend between 80 and 85% of collected premium revenues directly on healthcare. can't use it for any purpose. can't use it for investment. they have to have investment, and can't use it for management. i has to go into healthcare. this represents a political number. where did 80-85% come from? this is not based on experience of healthcare providers, this is what congregated to politically, ask also represents government interfering with the free market. if you knew your costs were going to go up and your prices were going to be capped but they weren't capped yet, nature would raise those prices. so you had a well from which to draw. and this underscores miss schakokkkys misunderstanding thankful price rise is caused by the government's soon to be lawful caps. >> get in while the getting is good. >> so nobody should be surprised when

what's that got to do with obamacare? >> it is covered.u're the middle guy here; right? >> no, we're not. >> no? >> we're a medical device company, but we went to the next step which is how do we get the patient, make them now there's a solution out there for them to get a cost efficient clinical solution. >> obamacare, how does that come in? >> more patients, opens up the doors. we provide solutions. we are global health care. >> get the commercial for the company, you're the ceo of photo medics. i want to know this. obama care comes along, how much does your business expand? doubling, tripling, what are you doing? g we grew four times in four years. >> 400%? >> 400%. >> and what with obamacare in 2014, then what? >> we'll get more patients. >> triple, double, what are you going to do? >> we can't talk about that. we're a public company. >> okay. >> we can't project. >> okay, i gave you a commercial. [laughter] don't you forget it. i want you to remember that. okay. back after this, everybody.

the affordable care act known as obamacare says expand first. we'll worry about the rest later. connecticut expanded early under obamacare and just reported $190 million medicaid deficit in spite of subjecting their citizens to a massive tax increase. california just raised taxes in part to cover their medicaid deficit and yet needs $350 million more to pay for obamacare next year. that's not us. that's not south carolina. the federal government likes to wave around a $9 match like it is a silver bullet. some extraordinary benefit that we can't pass up. but what good do the $9 do us when we can't come up with the $1? what good are any dollars when they come through a program that doesn't allow us the flexibility to make the decisions that are in the best interest of the people of south carolina? in the end, i cannot support this expansion for a very simple reason. it avoideds addressing our healthcare system's high cost and poor outcomes. as long as i'm governor of south carolina, i will not implement the public policy disaster that is obamacare's medicaid expansion. [ applause

. >> andrea: my story of the year is obamacare and the supreme court ruling. not the story that dominated all year long but a big deal. the supreme court ruled that the mandate was upheld and people have to buy health insurance. one third of the economy. even though might not be top of mind to everybody today, it will be top of mind for the rest of eternity and touch every single person in this country. it east a tax. you will be taxed forcibly. they held it up. huge issue and huge court ruling. you are looking at me like that is your biggest -- >> greg: no. that is a huge story. you added a new arm to government. that is a big deal for a lot

he wants to overturn obamacare.g affirmative action hiring and he has received an a rating with the nra because of his pro-gun stance. but his support of the recent fiscal cliff deal has some republicans seeing red. so red that they have launched an online campaign against him. a conservative actionist is behind it. and he said it is to make it emphatically clear that is unacceptable. mcconnell works with democrats to avoid economic catastrophe and that is 100% unacceptable! coming to us tonight from washington, d.c. to discuss republican intransigence and the right on right things is he's a resident fellow with american enterprise institute. norm is also the author of "it's even worse than it looks". how the american constitutional system collided with the new politics of extremism. norm glad to have you back inside "the war room." >> it is always a great pleasure to be with you, jennifer. >> jennifer: all right. so do you think that the ad campaign against mitch mcconnell will somehow make him less likely to deal

the cost to obamacare we don't know, but there will be a cost. and i think that the cost, the financial angle, should be part of this debate. granted, it is a moral, administrative legal debate, yes, a political debate, got all of that, but the question of finance hangs over that debate. and it should be part that have debate and at the moment is not because we don't know how much. >> and, but, you know, the other side of it is, you've got these folks are already in america. they're normal human beings, they have health issues, when they have their health issues they don't just sit at home letting the cancer grow. they go to the hospital. so, they're already likely taking advantage of our health care system, and how either they pay out of pocket or like uninsured americans they don't pay the at all. so, in other words, they're already in the system. could this wind up legitimizing the whole cost situation? >> it would be a saving. if these 11 million people become citizens, they don't have to go for medical treatment to the emergency room, which

shrank was because the cost of health care went down because of obamacare because of the fish and it's because obamacare because the cost of health care went down i just going through a renewal process for three hundred employees and my health provider says get ready for a twenty percent increase in debt because it would arrive at your privations company is going to scream and yell no no no no it's because i'm becoming compliant a stephen house and he's got to make his billion dollars and my people these people who are struggling and working so hard they're going to have lists benefits for more cause tom is that fair is that right no it's not and that's why i think we should have a national single payer health care system i think it's insane that we pay about twice as much as every other developments in the world that really we have again and we have a lower average length of life and lower quality of life but but that has nothing to do with the minimum wage the minimum wage going up i'm not talking about the raising of the daily existence i'm not talking about raising wages on people

october 200 19, big fight over obamacare. annetta dunn starts talking about fox as the wing of the republican party, blaming opposition to obamacare on fox, singling out fox. summer of 2011, big fight over the debt ceiling at the time. jay carney, white house press secretary accuses ed henry, our white house correspondent of spouting republican talking points. and now, to get into this fight over more and more spending. we have had a debt ceiling fight and a fiscal cliff fight, the president's talking about fox again. >> it would be so much better if he would man up and get in the arena. instead, he sits on the sidelines and talks to the comfortable media -- i don't blame him. but it's easy to take a shot. but he can come here. r. he will be treated with respect. bill o'reilly -- he would never talk to sean. but sean would be respectful am but he doesn't, you know, he won't come here -- and -- >> the research has shown more democrats watch fox than republicans watch some of the other news networks. if you go back to the debt

gerri: and other big problem for obamacare. very few states will have health care exchanges set up by october. now, that is what was required by law. exactly half of the state's 25 are a definite no which means that nearly two-thirds of the country, the federal government will have to step in and run the system. what does now, former cbo director. great to have you on this show. what do you think that this means, half of the states are saying we don't want to play. >> i think there are two lessons. the first is that this is simply nogoing to get over the finish line in time. they're way behind -- gerri: october. >> yes. it will not get there. from a subsequent review this will be a disaster. you live here word of that out of the administration. they will make every effort to declare victory come january. anyone who has anything remotely resembling exchange will get credit, and they have to declare this to be a success. gerri: they keep pushing the deadline. they're doing everything that they can command the become a get this, i

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