is. >> it's a shock that they're working for the agency that rahm emmanuel's brother runs. there is a question how scripted this was. cnn says the mayor was never granted editorial control over the content or communications. kirsten, good to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> coming up a question of free speech. they had an issue with a student handing out free copies of the u.s. constitution. what is the world coming to? really? who was that kid? and dramatic claims about a va hospital. a woman reportedly conspired to hide the truth of duz kwens of veterans. a powerful response for her next. >> we don't know what the people on the list died of because we never got a chance to see them or examine them. ryday. olive garden's signature favorites, just $10 including creamy fettuccine alfredo, and our classic lasagna. plus unlimited soup or salad and warm breadsticks. signature favorites, just $10 all week long, at olive garden. salesgets up to 795 highwayal is the passamiles per tank.sel salesperson #2: actually, we're throwing in a $1,000 fuel reward card. we've never do

mayor rahm emmanuel is a booster for his city.luctantly talk about national issues and i asked him about the 7.1 million enrollments in obamacare. chicago mayor and former white house chief of staff rahm emmanuel weighing in on president obama's polarizing affordable care act which recently reached 7.1 million enrollees. >> did democrats get it right? can they do a victory lap? >> for the city's bottom line, our health care costs have come down, projected off of what they were going to do. is it all the way where it needs to be? the short answer is, no. and the president will tell you that. >> so no victory lap but it wasn't the disaster they said. >> first all of, if anybody tries to give a victory lap, you guys would try to steal it. >> now deal with the city's ballooning debt and pension problem, in some neighborhoods, high unemployment and struggling schools. >> we live in a time in particular where you earn what you learn. which is why we put such an emphasis on our education and we set a goal and right now we have the highes

>> i hear the sincerity from rahm emmanuel's. there's a deeper problem because of a lack of concern about another human being at the waste -- at the base of it and that's the really difficult one to try to tackle. >> i think that the people -- you say -- make the restrictions on guns less ownerous people. these deaths are not happening in middle class black neighborhoods or white neighborhoods. it is blacks against blacks. the police are afraid to go in there. last year they had the lowest violence in 50 years. i think it's time to get the national guard and go in and do what they used to do which is clean it all out. just take out whole blocks and start to arrest these guys. there's no love lost with liberals on that. weed and seed they call it. they go in and take the sooeds out. >> it's also called -- if you look at the police blotter, they are not pursuing them. they are arresting them and they are not prosecuting and going after these crimes as well. so these kids aren't learning their lessons? >> can we do this very quickly

with the people in texas sm the president's former chief of staff and now the mayor of chicago, rahm emmanuel said, never let a crisis go to waste. that's what we are seeing going on today with harry reid to use the recent fort hood tragedy to pursue his agenda of control. he said this week that the recent shooting should renew discussion about gun control and went on to talk about background checks and mental health issues. mr. speaker, these comments have nothing to do with the facts at hand. however, harry reid wants to use this as a way to restrict americans' second amendment rights. i don't agree with his motives, but i do agree with his suggestion that we need to revive a discussion on the second amendment. it should reawaken our discussions about americans' constaugs kneel afffirmed rights to keep and bear arms to defend ourselves, to defend our families, to defend our property and ultimately to defend this great nation. with regard to our military, the gentleman from texas and i had a conversation earlier, i fully understand when you join the military, you give up some rights. you giv

emmanuel, which, of course, we'll book him on the show. he made a prediction about health care that is is certainly raising some eyebrows. >> yeah, it is. obviously, the brother of rahmmpanies are going to drop all their health care plans by the year 2025. >> what? >> and he obviously is taking some heat from that. but what he is saying is, hold on, i'm not saying that companies are going to ditch it to sort of, you know, screw over the american worker. his whole goal is that the exchanges now that we have through aka will get good enough that we may not need some of the employer-sponsored plans. so he's in that you're the boss blog in the new york times, people raising their ire at zeke, and he's saying think about why i'm saying it, not take the headline and put on twitter and everybody get upset. >> so most americans prefer to have that as an option, as well. >> if we see the exchanges, quality go up and cost go down, that's what he's arguing. i don't know if you watched "60 minutes" last night. they talked about this rv that goes around in southwestern virginia and delivers health care. god bless the nurses that were doing it. >> that's right. >> but heartbreakin