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rockettes have gone home, yet we're still here reporting news for you. >> we can turn to the health care question. if you missed it some of the biggest media outlets have become some of the biggest critics of the roll out. the chicago tribune writing a piece about, quote, why obama care is a mess. the washington post saying health exchange sending confusing health information to insurers. also from the start signs of trouble at health portals. joining me now, laura larson. good to see you again. so, in the washington post talks about how the number of visitors to the health care.gov web site fell 88% in the first 13 days. less than half of 1% of the visitors successfully enrolled. it fell 88%. the number in less than half of 1% successfully enrolled. i mean, in most businesses if that were are your track record your boss and you would be having an unpleasant conversation. lars. >> well, look at this, you shouldn't be surprised by this. >> after three years of talking, sunk into this mess? people fworg to be curious about what is there. once they got there and discovered it's a technology

rockettes have gone home, yet we're still here reporting news for you. >> we can turn to the health carestion. if you missed it some of the biggest media outlets have become some of the biggest critics of the roll out. the chicago tribune writing a piece about, quote, why obama care is a mess. the washington post saying health exchange sending confusing health information to insurers. also from the start signs of trouble at health portals. joining me now, laura larson. good to see you again. so, in the washington post talks about how the number of visitors to the health care.gov web site fell 88% in the first 13 days. less than half of 1% of the visitors successfully enrolled. it fell 88%. the number in less than half of 1% successfully enrolled. i mean, in most businesses if that were are your track record your boss and you would be having an unpleasant conversation. lars. >> well, look at this, you shouldn't be surprised by this. >> after three years of talking, sunk into this mess? people fworg to be curious about what is there. once they got there and discovered it's a technology cal

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rockettes have gone home, yet we're still here reporting news for you. >> we can turn to the health caren. if you missed it some of the biggest media outlets have become some of the biggest critics of the roll out. the chicago tribune writing a piece about, quote, why obama care is a mess. the washington post saying health exchange sending confusing health information to insurers. also from the start signs of trouble at health portals. joining me now, laura larson. good to see you again. so, in the washington post talks about how the number of visitors to the health care.gov web site fell 88% in the first 13 days. less than half of 1% of the visitors successfully enrolled. it fell 88%. the number in less than half of 1% successfully enrolled. i mean, in most businesses if that were are your track record your boss and you would be having an unpleasant conversation. lars. >> well, look at this, you shouldn't be surprised by this. >> after three years of talking, sunk into this mess? people fworg to be curious about what is there. once they got there and discovered it's a technology cal nig

. >> wait, there's a rockette thing. >> i want to apologize to our viewers at home. >> there's been other hold down the fort. there are problems at hand. when you have problems at hand you have government busters and chuck todd. in that nbc/wall street journal poll. basically one out of three voters say they will vote independent. >> what this is, our pollster said you have to look at our last two polls and in october, halloween, uber scary for both parties. at first it looked like republicans would take the heat but now the undertows. think of twin billing government shutdown. the republicans throw a tantrum. democrats looking incompetent can't launch health care. of course independent candidates. in some ways i'm surprised that number is only 30%. what's really scary among it, independent does better than a generic republican candidate and that goes to this issue when you look at who they are, these are all parole voters. these are down scale working class people who just look at washington and think they have no clue about what is going on. >> harold, would you consider parole vote ter

1980, there were about 52 million people watching the evening network news broadcast the call -- rockettesthe commercial news. today that is about 21 million or so, and the cable news network still begin to make up for that. said you lostar about 25 million viewers of the news, even as the country's andlation has increased, those lost and to be moderate and a lot of those people do not -- may not be voting. what also is the effect of having a loss of summary people who may be moderate, who might change the nature of things that are not as engaged for whatever thatn, it looks at all of and the role of both partisan media and the growth of other the alex and also how the white house -- other media outlets and how the white house deals with it. those days are over. ronald reagan enjoyed that, but obama cannot. he has to chop up the people he is trying to reach in small segments, as the republicans. so at this very chopped up media role, there is a very different way politicians try to reach people, and it may be one of the reasons that we do have is broken nation because the cultural blue, as