i'm on obamacare. my husband was on obamacare with me. we were told that we were enrolled in obamacare. and then when we filed claims, we were told we were no enrolled in obamacare. then we got it straightened out. he filed claims and we were told once again that we were not on obamacare. well, come to find out, my husband was having chest pains at the time that he was told we were not enrolled in obamacare, and come to find out, he didn't have all of the tests that he was advised by his physician to have. so on october 24, a week before election, my husband went to sleep and never woke up. he had a massive heart attack in his sleep at age 65, a perfectly, by all appearances, healthy man. come to find out, in a conversation with his physician after he died, he chose not to have one of the tests, the last test, his doctor told him to have. this happened to coincide with the time that we were told that we were not covered by obamacare. i'm not telling you that my husband died because of obamacare. he died because he had a massive heart atta

>> there are some taxes in obamacare, yes. >> well the president, as you know, argued that obamacare was not a tax until it went before the u.s. supreme court as to whether or not obamacare was a tax and then the administration argued that it is a tax in order to be able to save it from being declared unconstitutional. so, i would assume that you agree with the u.s. supreme court that obamacare provisions includeta. s, right? >> the u.s. supreme court ruled on a particular provision of obamacare -- >> you do not disagree with them, do you? >> i'm sorry. >> you don't disagree with them that there are elements of obamacare that constitute a tax? >> i don't agree with their conclusion about the mandate. >> excellent. interesting. different than what you said at these hearings. now i have a question for you that i'd like you to think back. you said i mean this bill was written in a tortured way to make sure cbo did not score the individual mandate as taxes. did you ever speak to anyone in the administration who acknowledged that to you or who explained that to you or who assigned a probl

we're going to repeal obamacare. we're going to do this and then republican leaders don't follow through. we'll see whether their base is upset tonight or not, sean. >> ed, the speaker would have had more leverage with the majority of congress coming in in january here. as you pointed out health care is funded, obamacare's funded through october now of next year. immigration will come up, what, some time in february. >> february. >> there's no telling what they're going to do there either. the question is if every republican ran on the idea of repealing health care and replacing it, that's off the table now pretty much for the rest of the year, right? >> exactly. and, look, in fairness to john boehner, maybe he made the calculation tonight and we'll see the reporting in the hours and days ahead that as you're suggesting, look, he'll have a stronger majority in january and february and big deal he'll have mitch mcconnell majority leader, harry reid will be out as leader. so maybe john boehner is calculating we'll win

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>> there are some taxes in obamacare, yes. >> well the president, as you know, argued that obamacare was not a tax until it went before the u.s. supreme court as to whether or not obamacare was a tax and then the administration argued that it is a tax in order to be able to save it from being declared unconstitutional. so, i would assume that you degree with the u.s. supreme court that obamacare provisions include taxes right? >> the u.s. supreme court ruled on a particular provision of obamacare -- >> you do not disagree with them, do you? >> i'm sorry. >> you don't disagree with them that there are elements of obamacare that constitute a tax? >> i don't agree with their conclusion about the mandate. >> excellent. interesting. different than what you said at these hearings. now i have a question for you that i'd like you to think back. you said i mean this bill was written in a tortured way to make sure cbo did not score the individual mandate as taxes. did you ever speak to anyone in the administration who acknowledged that to you or who explained that to you or who assigned a prob

>> there are some taxes in obamacare, yes. >> well the president, as you know, argued that obamacare was not a tax until it went before the u.s. supreme court as to whether or not obamacare was a tax and then the administration argued that it is a tax in order to be able to save it from being declared unconstitutional. so, i would assume that you degree with the u.s. supreme court that obamacare provisions include taxes right? >> the u.s. supreme court ruled on a particular provision of obamacare -- >> you do not disagree with them, do you? >> i'm sorry. >> you don't disagree with them that there are elements of obamacare that constitute a tax? >> i don't agree with their conclusion about the mandate. >> excellent. interesting. different than what you said at these hearings. now i have a question for you that i'd like you to think back. you said i mean this bill was written in a tortured way to make sure cbo did not score the individual mandate as taxes. did you ever speak to anyone in the administration who acknowledged that to you or who explained that to you or who assigned a prob

for example, obamacare. now, senator landrieu says i bring it up often because it is so pervasive in our society. east baton rouge parish will no longer allow a substitute teacher to work more than 30 hours, 30 hours a week because they don't want the penalties and costs associated with obamacare. lincoln parish took 400 discuss code y'all and food service workers, reduced their hours from full time to part time, and they say explicitly they cannot afford the cost and penalty of obamacare. statistically, the lowest fifth of people earning wages have suffered under the president's health care law. but it's also his appointees. his appointees, who senator landrieu votes for every one of them, who are trying to kill our oil and gas-related jobs that bring prosperity to families. they have been struggling. the obama-landrieu agenda's been part of that problem. we need to reverse that agenda. landrieu: can i respond? as chair of the energy committee and now as ranking member if i'm reelected to the senate, i have

see, isn't obamacare great? >> it's not just obamacare that controls us. control freaks are all over government and proud of their work. >> it takes a long time to put the legislation together to control the people. >> has there been due process? >> no. >> the nanny state is alive and well. >> they're such control freaks, and that's stossel's show tonight. announcer: and now john stossel. stossel: the control freaks in washington really want to run your life. we start tonight with obamacare. the administration and its eagerness to pass a law that would let government rule over health insurance wanted to make sure insurance companies are on its side. how could it do that? obamacare forces insurance companies to cover much more stuff. ensures new democrats wouldn't sharply raise rates. they would tell insurance companies, if you lose money, don't worry. we'll bail you out. but they didn't want to call it a bailout. they're unpopular. instead, the administration used an obscure term, risk corridors. that's why i embarrassed myself by dressing as uncle sam and

obamacare is also hurting our already sluggish economy. take the obamacare tax on life-saving medical devices like pacemakers and insulin pumps. this tax has already eliminated thousands of jobs in the medical device industry, and it's on track to eliminate thousands more if it isn't repealed. in fact, this tax is so bad that even democrats who voted for obamacare support repealing the tax. then there is the obamacare 30-hour workweek rule which has forced employers to cut workers' hours and wages. and the numerous, numerous obamacare rules and regulations that are making it difficult for small businesses to hire and create jobs. it's no wonder that democrats are rethinking their decision to support this law. madam president, americans have made it clear that they don't like obamacare and republicans are listening. one of our top priorities when we take the majority in the senate in the new congress will be working to repeal this law and replace it with real reforms, reforms that will actually cut costs and improve americans' access to hea

he's a long-time obamacare adviser. he's expected to face questions about the blunt comments and what he meant when he called the american voters stupid. expect to see those tapes played and his comments and the question will go to him to explain it. all that coming up live from the hill. martha: we are joined by a panel this morning, the former democratic party chief of staff to joe biden. welcome, gentlemen. let me start with you, robert. what do you expect today? >> it will and hard day for gruber. he and the redskins owner may be the two most unpopular people in washington. he has already apologized for this and the question today is it going to be an effort to pound on this one particular individual or are the republicans going use this as an opportunity to write legislation, to make changes to the affordable care act that they want and the american people want and send them to the president in a way that he would be forced in a position to sign them. martha: rich, what do you expect? >> he's a friendless man. the

so isn't obamacare great? it's not just obamacare that controls us but control freaks all over government. >> it takes a long time to put the legislation together to control the people. >> it's not due process. >> the nanny state is alive and well. john: that is going to be our show tonight. sonoma company. ♪ john: the control freaks in washington really want to run your life very and we start with obamacare, the administration and the eagerness to pass a law that would let government rule over health insurance wanted to make sure that insurance companies aren't upset. how could they do that? because obamacare insurance forces them to cover more stuff. so obamacare says don't worry, we will bail you out. but bailouts to big companies, especially insurance companies, are unpopular. instead, the administration used an obscure insurance company term, risk court orders. that is why i embarrassed myself by doing silly stunts and dressing as uncle. and is it really this bad? am i exaggerating? let ask the health car

they shut down highways. >> yes. >> hey, look, i'm against obamacare. about i organize demonstrations that invade department stores in new york for that reason. >> and the reason obama is standing with them is because that's his base, paul. he has a political agenda. and it is standing with the protesters against the cops. that's unfortunate. because obama knows as well as anyone else, eric holder knows this too, we don't have this high black body count in america because cops are shooting black people. they know that as well as anyone else. but they're willing to play along for political reasons. >> jason, do you think these demonstrations are going to continue, get worse? >> i think qm!Ñ will continue. i think they have legs. i think the media's been very sympathetic to the protesters. and i think we could see them for some time. >> previously so far they've all been in the hundreds. this has not been tens of thousands of people, it's been in the hundreds. it's been relatively small. >>> we have to take one more break. when we come back, our hits and

>> there are some taxes and obamacare. >> a present argued obamacare was not a tax before it went to the u.s. supreme court as to whether or not obamacare what's tax than the administration argued that it is a tax to build us a bit from it being declared unconstitutional. i would assume you agree agree that obamacare's provisions include taxes, right? >> the u.s. supreme court ruled on a particular provision of obamacare. >> you do not disagree with them that they are elements of obamacare that constitute a tax? >> i don't agree with their conclusion about the mandate. >> different than what you said that these hearings but not a question for you that i would like you to think back. this bill was written in a tortured way to make sure cbo did not score the individual mandate as taxes. did you ever speak to anyone in the administration to acknowledge that you were explained that to you or who assigned a problem with the construct that we have to draft this in a way so we make sure cbo did not score the mandate as taxes and you are under oath mr. gruber. did anyone in the administratio

isn't obamacare great? >> it is not just obamacare that controls us. control freaks are all over government. >> it takes a long time to put the legislation together to control the people. >> is it the process no. >> they are such control freaks and that's tos ill's show tonight. a oo and now john stossel. >> the control freaks in washington really want to run your life. we start tonight with obamacare. the administration and the eagerness to pass a law that would let government rule over health insurance want to help make sure insurance company is on the side. obamacare forces insurance companies to cover much more stuff. insurers new democrats wouldn't know how to sharply raise their rates to pay for it. obamacare's creators decided they would tell insurance companies if you lose money don't worry. we will bail you out. they are unpopular. they used insurance company term risk corridor. that is why i embarrass myself dressing as uncle sam and doing silly stunts. you can't get your brain around it unless you watch someone demonstrate it. is it really t

(laughter) (applause) we have to make signing up for obamacare unappealing to young people.ughter) (cheers and applause) we can scare them away by reminding them that last year's web site rollout was a little bumpy. (laughter) remember the original healthcare.gov web site? i think that's where disney got the idea for "frozen." (laughter) now, the new web site works, and most young people can get covered for less than $100. but how's the president going to get that message out to the kids? (applause) he could try to appeal to them directly through a speech or a press conference, but young people don't watch real news shows like this one. (cheers and applause) they watch comedy shows, and i just don't see the president going on one of those. they're beneath his dignity. (cheers and applause) besides, even if he did get his message across, young people don't think they need any insurance. after all, they're young! they don't realize that everyone eventually grows older... some at a faster rate than others. (laughter) (applause) and that's the decree. we'll be right back with th

>> i think that he can on obamacare. >> i think on obamacare him he will be able to argue for substantialevision. it will be a problem for them. adam: is she critical about the individual mandate? >> that is the real problem. i do not think she can come out against the individual mandate. my question is, how does she do it without saying we have to start from scratch. >> she has been ducking every question. nominating hillary clinton or elect thing hillary clinton without giving straight answers could be very dangerous to your health. >> thank you very much. forty bodies have been found. six files him from the planes last known whereabouts. the plane disappeared sunday with 162 people on board. checking the big board right now. it looks like the dow is significantly down. in these days before new year's, we have very low volume. the s&p 500 that is down as well. right now, it is trading up just a bit. national average for a gallon of gasoline $2.27. just a few years after the greenies were crowing about oil we are actually swimming in crude. >> look at these states. all of these are produ

so isn't obamacare great? it's not just obamacare that controls us but control freaks all over government. >> it takes a long time to put the legislation together to control the people. >> it's not due process. >> the nanny state is alive and well. john: that is going to be our show tonight. sonoma company. ♪ john: the control freaks in washington really want to run your life very and we start with obamacare, the administration and the eagerness to pass a law that would let government rule over health insurance wanted to make sure that insurance companies aren't upset. how could they do that? because obamacare insurance forces them to cover more stuff. so obamacare says don't worry, we will bail you out. but bailouts to big companies, especially insurance companies, are unpopular. instead, the administration used an obscure insurance company term, risk court orders. that is why i embarrassed myself by doing silly stunts and dressing as uncle. and is it really this bad? am i exaggerating? let ask the health car

medicare to spend it on obamacare. we've got to do something or else medicare and social security will go bankrupt. now when that happens that the benefits that you are receiving were decreased by as much as 25%. there are things we can do. louisiana's own a senator 20 some years ago came up with a plan for medicare which on a bipartisan basis has been brought forward again. if you were to keep medicare exactly as you have it now, you can but if you've been to this new program they estimated the congressional budget office saves money for the beneficiary and it preserves the life of the trust fund. >> i gave you the leeway that you said you wanted to respond. >> the 750 billion-dollar document but he suggested was supported by both republicans and democrats. of the money was wasted and inefficiency and it went back into the medicare program. i have seen those for a fact strengthen medicare. it still does not excuse his wanting to solve that problem and not on the backs of the coke brothers or the billionaires, but on t

>> there are some taxes and obamacare. >> a present argued obamacare was not a tax before it went to the u.s. supreme court as to whether or not obamacare what's tax than the administration argued that it is a tax to build us a bit from it being declared unconstitutional. i would assume you agree agree that obamacare's provisions include taxes, right? >> the u.s. supreme court ruled on a particular provision of obamacare. >> you do not disagree with them that they are elements of obamacare that constitute a tax? >> i don't agree with their conclusion about the mandate. >> different than what you said that these hearings but not a question for you that i would like you to think back. this bill was written in a tortured way to make sure cbo did not score the individual mandate as taxes. did you ever speak to anyone in the administration to acknowledge that you were explained that to you or who assigned a problem with the construct that we have to draft this in a way so we make sure cbo did not score the mandate as taxes and you are under oath mr. gruber. did anyone in the administratio

obamacare, of course they are backing away from it. it's not going to affect the debt, it is going to affect your tax bill, employment. you name it, down the line. >> why are they backing away? why are they running away? >> the issue is separate from health care. that's a political overarching agenda. the idea that there is, you know, going to be this whole sense of $18 trillion released to it in the sense that yeah, the main issue of dealing with the economy at large. the reason it is 18 trillion is because its treasury. it's the money we borrow as a nation. it's money we are taking from foreign countries. government spending has gone down. that does not fix this problem. that's the issue. >> it's going to double under president obama. >> there is no family with access to trillions of dollars. from a business standpoint -- >> i'm going to let someone get in here. >> not enough voters got benefits from obamacare, that's the bottom line. he would rather give money to older people. all the people who got elections didn't go out and vote.

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neil: it is interesting 30 of those democrats who backed obamacare - - obamacare are all gone. seething just to political instincts would say that is not the route to go? vitter if they will come out with a report on the cia to talk about methodologies to question these people. how about military beaters make those decisions? this is war. we're not analyzing chairman wendy bomb hiroshima a decrease in the three analytics or save 100,000 american lives because they did the right thing? neil: you what republicans to be strong. >> the country is begging for leadership i like walker and harry and careers. neil: outside the mainstream to dimension jeb bush? >> i could deal with that he will never sell me on crisscross the. key is we can very insecure. neil: you're not going after the fact? [laughter] >> no. neil: i thank you were. you never liked him. >> i thought he was all about himself. you can tell those that are narcissistic. they put themselves out there and the staff and telling them how awkward he looks when he calls out the guy in the audience. neil: if you do that with a f

hillary care, for those that have forgot and obamacare on steroids. whole range of issues she tried to pull bill over to the left on. she -- it isn't heard dna. all this talk about her being a moderate. >> president obama was on the left with many issues. she was painted as the moderate. particular on foreign-policy issues. >> then on the left since bill clinton left office. they have really controlled the policy face of that party for the last 10 years. there was such a reaction against the war in iraq. that was the huge democratic issue against george w. bush. the democrats that took control of the party were on the left of the political spec drum. that is where obama gets out of that. frankly, i think hillary will emerge. all of this talk about elizabeth warren on the left and hillary clinton on the right. look at hillary and what she has done. whether it is climate change. you think she will be different than obama with climate change? >> absolutely not. >> there were some things that she has talked about that even rand paul has talked about. more

>> there are some taxes in obamacare, yes. >> well the president, as you know, argued that obamacare was not a tax. you were trying to say, i think, is that the bill is convoluted, you agree it's a very confusing statute. >> call it the stupidity of the american voter but basically that was really critical to getting this thing to pass. >> clever basic exploitation of the lack of economic understanding of the american voter. >> when did you realize that these comments are indefensible and inappropriate? >> i honestly didn't remember making them. >> you didn't remember calling your fellow citizens stupid and you didn't remember saying that you are the only person who cares about uninsured that the fellow citizens don't give a damn about the uninsured? you don't remember saying that. >> i don't. because they were glib and thoughtless comments that i made. >> the so-called glibness that has been referenced today, have direct consequences for real american people. so get over your damn -- >> i apoll devise for these videos earlier. >> it you a little while to apologize. what i'm struggli

when you think about school lunches and think about obamacare, obamacare, they have to literally beatinto submission with penalties and fines and fees if we don't sign up. this is the a little more exciting. it's i pods and bikes and things that incentivize you. >> and the more money, taxpayer money, government money, dedicated to health care, you are going to get more regulations about what you eat and how you eat and calorie displays on food, right? because again, you have to control how fat america is getting. but they know this is failing. millions of kids dropped out of the school lunch program. more than 80% of school districts reported that food waste is up. i still think they're spoiled. they need an i pod. >> parents. why aren't parents being more proactive? you can make all the difference. you go to schools, challenge this. they should have had parents on the advisory board. >> that's been the issue from the very beginning. engage parents is the answer. that tray with a shrivelled sandwich on it is a perfect picture of big government. you will get a little bit, it will be un

hertor landrieu justifies vote for obamacare by saying and uninsured.or even though obamacare has hurt the economic prospects of the poor. that said, there's also this issue of transparency. records,nly got the but actually it was illegal what the senator had done, it ethicsy violated senate laws, and i have a question to finish up with. i was doing benefit the poor and the uninsured, who did when she usedeu those taxpayer dollars to pay jets, whoe charter did that benefit? >> i'll tell you what, we can't at this time, we do have questions that you can ask one another later. i think weness better stick with the format here. let me follow up though, congressman. understand it, this was supposed to be documented. personally sign these time sheets? and the other question i have is, given louisiana's sort of colorful political history, if will, is it understandable that there would be questions raised about some potential for abuse in some cases if there safeguards, when a congressman was employed by an entity of state government. very understandable. senator land drew that it would to be

gruber, what's ahead for obamacare next year? our panel is going to weigh in on all of that next. plus, the year's most shocking videos from a teacher beating a student with a broom to the fire challenge going viral. our legal panel is here to talk about all of that and >>> rising healthcare costs supreme court challenges and even more problems with the web site. well, 2014 was a big year for obamacare. so where does the healthcare law stand right now? >> for decades, few things exposed hard working families to economic hardship more than a broken healthcare system. and, in case you haven't heard, we are in the process of fixing that. >> 2014 the year to put the affordable care act to the test. but what happened? it starts january 29th. "on the record" reports that at least 43 convicted criminals are working as obamacare navigators in california. >> in california 43 people working as navigators right now who have criminal convictions. >> days later, february 4th, the nonpartisan congressional budget office announces that obama ca

>> well, sabrina, we had a chance for national tort reform, at least with malpractice cases with obamacare. instead, maybe because president obama's a lawyer himself the lawyers have a lot of influence in government, we didn't get it but that's where the costs are really adding up. right? >> yeah. as much as i want to agree with john, the problem we have progressive policies you mentioned like obamacare that are on the national level. so we found places like the massachusetts medical society did research and found almost 80% of their doctors acknowledged that about 25% of the tests and procedures ordering are a defensive medicine. it's to prevent lawsuits. similarly the pacific research institute did research and found accounts for about $200 billion of wasted medicine every year. these are real numbers. i do think we have a national issue to talk about and it's not just the medicine that one of my pet issues paycheck fairness acts. another place we're going to see nothing to do with quality and workplace. a lot of help for the trial lawyers. >> bruce, these are costs that are going to be

taking credit for obamacare? the stimulus in early 2009 is what really stemmed the bleeding and started the turnaround. and at the time, yourself and a lot of others were saying it ought to even be bigger. >> right. >> grover nor quist was not one of those people who was saying we need more stimulus. they started calling it the job-killing stimulus immediately. then they started calling it job-killing obamacare. so we got the job-killing stimulus, we got job-killing obamacare, now the economy is starting to rebound and all of a sudden they want credit for it. i think a lot of republicans aren't going to go along with him because they're on the record so many times as saying that all of these regulations, obamacare, et cetera all of these things are going to crush the economy. so it's much more difficult for them to make that pivot. that doesn't mean some of them won't try, though. >> you know congressman, we need to keep in mind while the president was dealing with immigration reform and gets millions of people i

gruber, but he also was vehement that he is not an architect of obamacare, he is rejecting that titlet we know that he's been paid a lot of money to give a lot of advice to hhs is in a number of states for implementing it, so fair for him to now toss aside that title, and does it make a difference? >> well, it's interesting. it doesn't make a difference really what the republicans need to get at is just how instrumental he was, whether you want to use the name architect or not. jonathan gruber was paid more money, and i like to point this out, than anyone except for president obama in this town serving in our government. they, this is $400,000 we're talking about. so republicans what they want to do today is not only get at the legislative intent, which he was very apolo apologetic about in s opening remarks saying he would never have run a model with subsidies for some, that he always intended it to be a program that provided for all. also they want to know how many meetings were you in with president obama, how instrumental were you earning this $400,000? he's already managed to avo

it's answer enormous test for obamacare.s one thing to vaguely support the idea of obamacare as some sort of healthcare mandate and another thing to have to buy into the system. i think it changes the politics when people have to actually open up their wallets and shell out for not having obamacare or some sort of healthcare. and i think people will respond negatively. >> the only way they will know that is if the irs does something about it. they bare live have enough people to keep you have with regular tax collection. congress snnlts a mood to give them more funding with new additional agents. unless you have a refund coming you are not even going to know. i think the big keefe here isn't that, it's many the people that got subsidies this past year. the irs is going to go after them. you got a pay raise, they are going to look for more money from you and they will ask for that. but not the fine,. heather: how are people going to resmonlds to that general in terms of the irs coming after them. 68% of people we surveyed sai

they spent it on obamacare. they have to do something or they'll go bankrupt much the that you are receiving as 25%.rease by as much now there are things we can do. 20-somea's own senator, years ago came up with a plan for medicare which on a basis has been brought forward again. if were you to keep it exactly it now you can. but if you go into the new program, they estimate it saves honey for the beneficiary and the life. >> i give you both a little leeway. $750 billion document number that he suggested was supported by both republicans and democrats. the money was inefficiency and he back in the program as knows for a fact to strengthen medicare. excuse his wanting not one that problem too the backs of the coke brothers but on the backs of the poor and early raising it to 70. it's wrong. we are other things that can do. >> it's a matter of fact that not put back into the medicare trust fund. he money was spent on obamacare. my team will tweet that out right there. tweet it out and you can see it just like that

we are outside of obamacare.you look at it in a macro you hear the stories of individuals liking and not liking. it is about centralized government. you can fix everything in the private sector. you have heard issues of buying across state lines and so on. if it is so wonderful, shouldn't gruber be like a saint? when you try to centralize health care, you will see a lot of doctors retire. you're already hearing the rumblings. on a macro level, small businesses are unable to expand. investments are waiting for this to get fixed. you will see republicans in congress attempt to do that. you will still have harry reid filibustering. and the kid in the white house with his pen. it is horrible when, on the outset of how good the country could be, not even the pipeline. we don't even need that. we're still do find so many resources. the potential is there. obamacare is slowing it down. it is like trying to run in a vat of molasses. it is unusual we are living in these times. host: here is what you and others can expect