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so obamacare spirals into a death spiral. to save their political bacon, but in the process, they're hurting us with obamacare. >> and kathleen sebelius said millions, not 7 million, watch. >> well, success looks like millions of people with affordable health coverage. >> so you're changing your standing -- >> i said success looks like millions. >> actually you said 7 million. >> i think success looks like at least 7 million people having signed up by the end of march 2014. >> it is called videotape and all of the television stations have it. mark, i got to run, quick final word. >> they're moving their red lines again. >> see you soon. >> thank you, megyn. >> speaking of videotape, as i say all the tv stations have it but not everyone cosmo to spend a whole lot of time using it when it came to the special election in florida. and joining me now with more on that is brent bazzel, president of the media coverage tracking the special election coverage. brent, what did you find? >> well, cbs last night voted two minutes to this

for the four big reasons, as we continue our not so sweet 16 bracket, the reason why obamacare is not bosses are cutting jobs, the young say they want no part of it, and can't keep your doctor, and the young is why this is being done so they don't sign up, they're the means by which we pay for this. meanwhile, it is st. paddy's day. i'm celebrating with dan and deion and my shamrock shake, a staple here. but we picked it up at mcdonald's just across the street. we're battling quite a few st. paddy's day revelers. not a pretty sight. a new study says the more we're exposed to fast-food restaurants the more likely we'll become obese. look at this guy. do you remember john? just wrapped up 180 days of eating mcdonald's and only mcdonald's food. lost a total of 160 pounds. good see you, my friend. >> well, thank you, neil, for having me, good to finally be back and i'm kind of glad the experiment is over. >> you committed to doing what? a lot of you are not familiar but it was mcdonald's food, only, for half a year. right? >> yep. for one half a year and if you do the math i had roughly 5

cheryl: so obamacare is flat lining with the uninsured. according to new two surveys the president's law is fail i willing to accomplish the goal to get 47 uninsured americans. there are policy cancellations, website issues, delays but little headway in doing good, like i don't know, achieving the goal. time is ticking there is only three weeks left of open enroll man. we have a scholar at manhattan institute. failure seems to be one easy word right now to use but looking at these surveys, one in 10 uninsured people who qualified for the plans are not even going to the website, definitely not signing up at all. this is ridiculous. >> right. so look, really ridiculous thing the administration doesn't even know how many people who were previously uninsured are buying coverage today which is ridiculous. the whole point in the law was to sign up uninsured, put a box on the website i was previously uninsured. as far as many as nine in 10 people who are buying coverage had coverage. that is not a success. cheryl: what is the problem here? where

so fascinated by this story. up next, the administration is having a hard time, again, giving answers to lawmakers about obamacare, so are they worried that the truth will hurt democrats in november? that's up next. >>> despite the big loss tuesday night for democrats down in florida, nancy pelosi's confident that obamacare will not hurt democrats in november. >> it's time to end the obsession with destroying the affordable care act. i think republicans are wasting time using that as their electoral issue. >> the administration is having more problems with numbers. secretary sebelius couldn't seem to muster an answer on how many enrollees have actually paid for obamacare. >> you mentioned in your opening remarks 4.2 million people have signed uppin the exchange. how many of those that have signed up that have enrolled in obamacare have paid their premium? >> i can't tell you that, sir, because i don't know that. >> okay. riddle me this, bolling. a company that has a lot of product that's going in and out, sales, every morning the ceo gets a report as to who is buying, what they are buying, did they buy snickers w

obamacare is so complex, nobody understands how it works. we've had millions of waivers. ndividual mandate is basically been eroded. they're not five people in the country can tell you what is left of obamacare. people don't trust this administration to be honest about obamacare. jenna: well that is swirling. let me ask you about that because you say they don't trust this administration. >> they will lie to you. jenna: your colleague senator barrasso says the white house is fixing the books. >> totally they are. jenna: do you have any facts to back that up? >> number one, tell me how many people who signed up for obamacare has paid? it is not numbers of people who sign up, it is how many people signed up and paid their premiums. how many people signed up for obamacare that was previously uninsured? the goal of obamacare was to give uninsured insurance coverage. one in four fall into that category. most people lost their coverage, had to change their doctor to go into obamacare. that is not what was promised. >> what about getting those numbers? that is something we of cour

cheryl: so obamacare is flat lining with the uninsured.

there is a charge at the bottom of that, you will start to push become on obamacare a little bit, month? no? >> this is so ridiculous. obamacare is cutting the rate of health care in this country. if you look at everything from the cars you buy to the airplanes you get on, everything has the cost of health care built in. it is in our national interest to get that cost curb heading south. it was heading north. >> hold on. before you guys jump me, let me just point out right around here in d.c., aol just got into terrible troue because they said to people, you know, two women had disabled children, troubled births. therefore, we are raising your health care cost. when people e this, oh, gosh, you know what, you are not keeping with family values. that should not be told to us. we don't want to hear that the health care costs. i'm pretty sure they -- hold on. let's be fair and balance order this. the health care law has been delayed by president obama for another year. some of these companies really don't have to have obamacare just yet. are they being cheap and petty by starting to charge for aca now? >> no

so fascinated by this story. up next, the administration is having a hard time, again, giving answers to lawmakers about obamacare, so are they worried that the truth will hurt democrats in november? that's up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ vo: whever trip you' book any flight,ediaou n car and hotel together and save up to 20% when you build your custom trip. expedia, find yours. at a company that's bringing media and technology together. next is every second of nbcuniversal's coverage 0f the 2014 olympic winter games. it's connecting over one million low-income americans to broadband internet at home. it's a place named one america's most veteran friendly employers. next is information and entertainment in ways you never thought possible. welcome to what's next. comcastnbcuniversal. >>> despite the big loss tuesday night for democrats down in florida, nancy pelosi's confident that obamacare will not hurt democrats in november. >> it's time to end the obsession with destroying the affordable care act. i think republicans are wasting time using that as their electoral issue. >> the administration is having more problems with numbers

we're so bad we're still hanging onto the longtime districts. there will be another obamacareeal vote, you can count on it. so boehner can get jolly on the record. now, this morning, the talking head show, well, they agreed with boehner. in the aftermath of this election, the media has gone, i think, off the rails. just because this guy ran on repealing obamacare and, should i say replacing it, people are calling this election a referendum on the affordable care act? >> before this election, he said, look, this is going to be about turnout. he wasn't expecting a landslide by any means, but it certainly sends a message, if not a referendum. >> underneath everything lies obamacare, and the problems with obamacare. i think -- and this notion of a referendum election, you're seeing it in the discussion, your polling data that are out there. >> we do know that the voters here rejected a view of government that's been espoused bhi our president and democrats in congress. >> why should you care about this? the district is 50/50, republicans and democrats, and it's the first time we'r

obamacare web site. you have to go on it to use it. (laughter) that's how they get you. (applause) now folks, poor bette is not alone. in fact so, many obamacare horror stories have been debunked at this point that the los angeles times speculated that maybe there are no genuine obamacare horror stories. yeah, or maybe there were until the death panels got them. now luckily, americans for prosperity has a new anti-obamacare aad with heart-wrenching personal stories. >> dear mrs. kelly, your family plan is no longer available under the affordable care act. >> dear miss davis, question no longer offer you the same policy. the doctor is no longer in the network due to the affordable care act. >> due to the affordable care ago your montly premium has increased. >> stephen: folks, i wish these stories weren't true. and msnbc is trying to grant my wish. >> they're really trying to show you, real images of real people losing their insurance. just one problem. all these people you see in the ads, are paid actors. they're just pretending to be victims. >> stephen: and al sharpton should know because he's just pretending to be a journali

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cheryl: so obamacare is flat lining with the

obamacare was causing. and that seemed to resonate with a lot of the seniors down there and independent voters which helped his victory as well. >> so karl rove was also the former white house strategist also said this -- claimed this week that obamacare wasn't the only issue and republicans would make a mistake if that's all they campaigned on. what else did jolly talk about? >> well, he also talked about -- this was important. democrats now have a very predictable list of attack lines that they come out with. and the important thing for david joly was he had an answer for nearly every one of them. they did the class warfare thing, talked about the war on women. they tried to get him on abortion and equal pay. they went after him on senior citizens claiming he wanted to throw granny off the cliff. he had answers for all of these. and he wasn't afraid to talk about them. as a result he blunted most of that attack. that was also very important to his victory. >> the other big issue, dan, in this race was that the democrats had laid out a mend it don't end it strategy for obamacare. they're not going to be for repeal. they attacked re

obamacare's flaws? >> well, we in that south florida are working hard to make sure that we can make the changes we need sopeople don't have these onerous impacts of obamacare. the house led by speaker boehner, we have tried and tried again. how many times have we brought a bill to the floor to dramatically undo this law? and we need to get control of the senate, and even then once we make those changes and repeal this law, then we have the presidential veto awaiting us. those folks who say that medicare -- that obamacare has been positive for either medicare, medicare advantage or has been good for medicaid, let them campaign on that in november. i don't think you'll find too many democrats who have been touting the success of obamacare, and actually they're saying you're working to make the changes. >> many of them are pitching solution which is interesting. congressman, how long are you serving? florida? >> how long have i been? congress? >> yeah. >> well, about the civil war i came to congress, but we still have many more changes to make. i'm optimistic that we can make those changes in the house, take

gerri: so the prices go up and meantime we've had over 6 million insurance cancellations under obamacare. so, you could be in a situation where your coverage has been canceled, yet some people are having their deadlines extended. that has to be doublingly frustrating for people out there. respond to another thing. 30% of americans respond that obamacare had personally negative impact on them. it seems to me that the support for the law, and we talked a lot about the problems with the law overand over again, but support for the law really coming apart here. >> right. well most people are seeing their costs go up. they're seeing health plans get degraded. there is very narrow sweet spot folks that benefit from the law at all. it tend to be between people 150% to 200% of the federal poverty level. family of four earning about $35,000 a year to $40,000 a year probably will benefit from the law because they will get enough subsidies for both premiums and cost sharing to offset the costs. people outside of that window a lot will be made worse off. there is narrow cohort of the population bette

so are the american people. >> tommy hunt says on twitter, echoing you, but it puts the ball in the court for republicans. get rid of obamacarestop, start over. to start over, you need gop input. >> by the time we would start over, republicans probably will have the senate and the house. so it's going to be on them to start over. and here's my problem with that, is when you run for public office, you owe it to the public to tell them what you intend to do if they vote for you, so when you do win, harris, you have a mandate from the people to do what you said you would do. the republicans don't want to tell them anything. they're going to wake up next november like robert redford in that movie, remember? >> the candidate. >> and he's going to look around and say, now what do i do? >> the manchurian candidate? >> wasn't the man curian candidate. >> before we go to a quick break, the insiders are so right. i figured you would like that part -- about obama splitting us every way possible, gender, race, religion. it's shameful. doug? >> that's exactly right, what john was saying is really where we should be. the president should b

agreed we want a broader assist than just obamacare, but the so but -- this election was about obamacare. he prevailed against the democrat that was more widely known. >> you should offer a more broad message. we can and should offer different alternatives for improving access to health care. this is an indication that the issue will drive the elections and it is a loser for democrats. the president does not have any clout in off year. >> you thought democrats should embrace obamacare. >> they are not going to embrace it now. this swing voter handled herself fine. the problem was to turnout. elections, 2006 and 2010. what was different. republicans have terrible numbers. and 94, they were seen as a safe alternative. parties are not held in high regard. at the end of the day, those conditions -- we are playing a lot of away games. to win the senate, the republicans have to have a clean sweep. i'm not a believer in colorado. udall strong. this is a huge warning for our democratic campaign. that turnout will be harder than they thought. -- wey have an in their have another eight months revi

we've had obamacare. so regulations from health care. wage being the talk, about raising wages. and now this week we now hear the president requiring and wanting to change the rules for overtime pay, which just hits the bottom line of most small businesses and people say, okay, big companies can afford that and maybe they can. but really it's the small and medium size companies that really get tightened because of this. >> that's for salaried workers. >> it is. >> typically at a restaurant it would be a managerial position. >> correct. >> but one analogy from someone who owns eight mexican grill franchises says what we'll probably end up doing is putting all of those managers on hourly rates and not allowing them to work over 40 hours a week, which means they're going to take home less money. >> that's exactly right. so in addition, you've got people that are supposed to be benefiting from this rule, just like the health care reform as well, where a lot of people running franchises and restaurants are putting people on part-time to avoid

the international fallout and live report ahead. >> it's a so-called last day to sign up for obamacares convincing americans to enroll in it? >> there's no such thing as obamacare. you can't sign up for obamacare. >> really? this morning the deadlineç drama for obamacare not looking good for the white house. some big problems we're

against the administration, that will blast a hole spot the whole framework and architecture for obamacare funding. so have a human supreme hugt court decision and there's going to be a lot of developments for obamacare that's around the corner. >> gerri: a lot more coming up and are you mentioning how big versus sebellius case? >> that is right, one of several such cases bubbling through the federal courts of apool. the identical issue will be argued in richmond next month. so this is really kind of a top aid obamacare cases wading their way to the supreme court. >> gerri: we have a lot of them but from what i hear you saying its the religious rights of these companies that will sway the judges, rate? >> that's right. i believe that in a 5-4 decision with justice kennedy being the swing vote, there's a conclusion that for-profit corporate america doesn't returned freedom of reason express just because it happens to make a profit. i think that's the right decision and it's coming down around the corner. >> gerri: but not really around the corner. we won't hear until what, september, fall? >> no, just

so why are the other networks simply ignoring the story? larry sabato on that next. >> bad news for the president. it looks like obamacarenly 4 million signed up so far. republicans haven't been this excited since the invention of of -- >> republican victory in florida on tuesday. david jolly shocking his opponent in a district president obama won twice. with the gop only needing six seats to flip the senate their direction, could this be a sign of a republican wave in 2014? joining us to bring sense to all this with his crystal ball is the director of the university of virginia's center for politic, dr. larry sabato. so what do you read first -- before i get your take on the election, look how this was covered the next day. let's take a look what the networks did with the results. we see abc, cbs, as well as -- you see the full screen, no mention on abc. no mention on nbc. no mention on cbs after the sink loss. your reaction? >> i think it's odd. either there was a lot of build-up to this particular election and clearly as special elections go, this one was considered important by both sides. what the internal editorial

obamacare. but the statewide elections, i'm not so sure.alk about the economy if i were running statewide. >> so jobs and the economy. when people are asked across this country, what's the most important issue facing america, they always say jobs and the economy. >> but when you think about it, the regulations that are harming jobs and harming the economy, when you talk about the political aspect, north carolina, kay hagan supported obamacare. in louisiana, you had mary landrieu, who supported obamacare. they're backing away from that issue. they're backing away from president obama. they don't want anything to do with either one because they're concerned about getting re-elected. >> so ejulie, what about the fat the republican-led house has passed many, you know, versions of obamacare or fixes. they've also passed jobs bills, but they all get stuck in the senate. harry reid simply doesn't take any of them up. >> there's a jobs bill obama proposed years ago the republicans killed. i see the republicans repeal obamacare 40, 50 times. they've

this basket includes the companies that are got hurt by obamacare. sothat have 2.3% excise tax. they're in there. diagnostic companies who under obamacare it is going to be a lot harder to practice defensive medicine. so quest diagnostics, companies like that will have a hard time with revenues. and assisted living companies with their reimbursement f obamacare gets repealed and it is unlikely but the excise taxes there is bipartisan support for that, these companies benefit from the removal of that tax. sandra: forgive me asking what may be a obvious question, why wouldn't i go buy each of those stocks and put them in my portfolio. >> great question. couple reasons why. it would cost you $10 per stock to go do that. as you learned i don't like buying individual stocks, bad things can happen, one of many things. we give you 30 stocks. we're like peter lynch meets jack bogle. i don't think you can pick the winning stock on any theme. we give you a index much like the dow or s&p to track the market. we give you an index built around an idea. we give you i

luckily no one hurt there either. >>> so the countdown is on to get americans enrolled. have you heard? in obamacare by tonight's midnight deadline. vice president joe biden attempting to appeal to the young peeople, so he went on th rachael ratio today. >> let me say something to any young person listening. if you don't need this for your peace of mind, do it for mom. do it for your dad. get health coverage. do it for mom. >> the obama administration says more than 6 million people have signed up for health care. still no word on how many actually have paid their first premium or how many had their previous plans canceled because of obamacare. charles payne is a fox news contributor. david is the president of go pack, a republican political training organization. all right, charles. you're part of the power panel today. we decided to mix it up a little bit here. so what do you make of joe biden, the vice president, reaching out to mom and do something for mom and do something for dad and do something for the family. >> listen, you know the old saying, everything in the kitchen sink. that was the ki

insurance with no tax consequence or with money they already paid taxes on, so now they're going to get double hurt under obamacare. so the president wins, the american people lose, that's our choice. the president wins, the american people lose. financially, freedom new york this case, the most important case, religious liberty, that's not acceptable under our constitutional guarantee of liberty. the magna carta taught king john that no man is above the law, especially the king, because that's who you have to worry about. no man is to be above the law, including the president of the united states he can't just change a law with the stroke of a pen or with a telephone call. he is not allowed to, under our system of justice, but he also is not within his power to deny anyone their real jougs liberty rights. mr. gohmert: the gentlelady makes a great point. but unfortunately, or fortunately, depending on your point of view, the founders created so much in the way of checks and balances to prevent the government from abusing the power the gentlelady points out, but if the congress will not protect its own powers as we

so you can. created a firestorm over the weekend, tweeting just paid the obamacare penalty for not getting coveredm calling it a liberty tax. critics were quick to pounce, noting the penalty doesn't apply until next year, so was he being cautious, or does it highlight the confusion of ordinary taxpayers under obamacare. i assume drudge is a small business owner and he's just trying to pay his quarterly taxes in anticipation of next year. isn't this a pretty simple thing? >> very simple. if you have ever owned your own business, you know you better pay your quarterlies because if you don't at the end of the year, they nail you for not paying your quarterlies. i haven't spoken to him, but what i assume he did is he anticipated what his end of year next year penalty for this year will be and he did it on a quarterly basis. he doesn't have to, but wisely, he did it on a quarterly basis. and then the white house shot back and made some cheap shot about, oh, he used to be relevant. are you kidding me? he used to be relevant. in one number, go on the website, 800 -- almost 810 million unique views on the

now that obamacare has that, it can't have those things in it so they need these new ideas but theye new ideas to replace the ones that obamacare took them from them and they had to abandon. >> they don't have new ideas. that is my take away from this discussion. ezra klein, thank you as always for your time. >> thank you. >> that's all for now. i will see you back here tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. eastern. "the ed show" is up next. . >>> good evening americans and welldom "the ed show" live from new york. let's get to work! >> after nearly 100 years of talk and frustration -- >> held no you can't! decades of trying. >> it's harming those people who need help most right now. >> we proved that this government, a government of the people and by the people, still works for the people. >> the bill has faced 50 votes in the republican-led congress to do away with it. >> i want to thank every member of congress who stood up tonight with courage and conviction to make health care reform a reality. >> let's repeal this failure before it literally kills.

10,000 union workers in vegas casinos are saying we don't want obamacare anymore. >> so earlier you're this guy in california has a blackout. goes to vegas and loses a half million dollars. i can look at you guys for moral support. slight disagreement. legally, does he have a prayer? he laid money down. how is a casino supposed to know he's blacked out? >> unfortunately for him, what happens in vegas can go to courts they get to take him to the bank. they have great legal standing. however, he has merit to the case to try to settle it because the attorney is saying they know this man well and it was uncharacteristic for him to get this struck. they had a sense of responsibility to cut him off ch money is a lot. >> his best bet to try to settle it to see if they shave a little bit off. >> there is your -- nemesis. >> i'm going to take, i spent countless hours in casinos they hand you a cocktail ask keep handing you cocktails. they know when you get drunk you bet foolishly. when you walk in the door there are signs bet with your head you know what you're getting into. here is the issue d

and still go in to the market and buy a cheaper plan than what you'd have to do under obamac e obamacare. so you figure a $2,000 mandate, you pay it, buy an $8,000 hsa, that's still a lot cheaper than having to buy the $16,000 obamacare plan. to make it work, they always have to increase the mandate. >> jnlg roberts should be ashamed of himself for redoing this as a tax hike which is the pot going to happen. all this stuff will have to end up. jim, final point. mob is b nobody is buying it. whatever "it" is. i'm not sure i know what it is. 940,000 in february. only a quarter of them who joined the exchanges actually were uninsured. so nobody is doing this anyway. >> right. and i think that's really one of the reasons why for this business about the individual mandate to start emerging right now. i think there are a lot of democrats figuring out, hey, if you allow this individual mandate tax to go in to effect, it will apply to 10 million or 15 million people that didn't want to buy a health plan in the obamacare exchange. so this tax will apply if they enforced to a lot of people and that's

well, let's just say today i had a 23-year-old woman come to me and say thank you so much for speaking out for obamacare because she has insurance that costs $775 month, that's right, $775 month, and she has all of her preventative care paid for. so they can sit back and talk all that jacketty yak all they want but we know the real deal. people need to sign up real quick because we know we're approaching the date where we have cutoff so we need to sign up. >> have the providers -- has their world been turned upside down like the republicans love to portray? for lack of a better term, they really think that, oh, the doctors are really getting screwed on this deal, i don't know how they're going to make a living, if you listen to what they're saying. >> no, no, that has not happened. we know that the primary care doctors, if you want to work as a primary care doctor, this is going ramp you up to be able to probably make more money than you would have made before obamacare. but let's take money out of the picture. let's just say that now people can actually get care and that when grow home at night as a do

5 days are left in the open enrollment period for "obamacare." so far, 5 million people have signed up for coverage. as many move toward the health care website to sign up, nicole duritz of aarp says older americans are more apt to pick up the phone. " folks who don't want to use the internet, are calling the toll free number, and finding that individuals are online to help them navigatge this process." after the march 31st deadline, the next open enrollment period begins november 15th to february 15th. bill moller joins us now with how companies are reacting to escalating health care costs... in this new age of ever escalating healthcare costs more companies are dropping their ppos and other plans and only offering employees high deductible plans. that's one reason employees are becoming more discerning as they start shopping around for various medical services. rita pyrillis is a senior editor at workforce magazine. how common is this becoming? >>it's becoming very common. in 2005 there were about a million employers who were offering these high d

cruz is still standing by that and he got a big reaction from the crowd when he said let's repeal obamacare. so lot of the same talking points you have been hearing for the last couple of months. >> libby thank you very much. ♪ >>> we could be on the way to another record-setting day on wall street. the s&p 500 on track to a new high, and the dow up as well, up 84 points. investors seemed to be encouraged by positive news on employment. announced corporate layoffs declined more than 7% last month. the 42,000 planned reductions were the lowest since any february since 2000, and we'll have live coverage of that jobs report tomorrow right here on al jazeera america >> americans are planning to cut back on their restaurant tabs this year. as many as one third polled say they will spend less when they eat out. overall diners will reduce their meal cost by 9%, tips not included. >>> and now there is an app for bacon lovers. wakes you up to the smell of bacon. when paired with the app, releases the smell of bacon just as the alarm goes off. oscar meyer calling it, yes, wake up and smell the bacon. >>>

so unless obamacare makes things affordable for people -- it's not affordable even with substies and the bigger question is, how much money are we going to throw at this? we spent $2 trillion over the law. we spent a billion $ in tiding and we spend $500 million on a web site that doesn't work. so, at what point are people going to realize we're throwing money at a problem that is not going to be fixed. >> flip it around. we upended much of our healthcare system that was working arguably so for some but for the 90% who had coverage to help the 10% presumably who did not. we can quibble whether the 10% figure was real. now seems most of the 10% will stay there, uninsured. >> uh-huh. >> that's amazing. >> right. and it is amazing but this is something we actually warned about before obamacare was signed into law. we warned that even after obamacare was going to be put into place that millions of americans would still not have health insurance, and again, it comes down to costs. people were uninsured before because they couldn't afford health insurance, and sure can't afford obamacare n

but so far obamacare only has been attracting a little more than two young people for every ten that sign up. that could become an issue although the numbers overall do show a big turn around from the disastrous launch. the white house wants to give more people time to sign up. >> as more women take on combat roles in the military they're coming home to a very different battlefield. today female veterans are more likely than any other group to end up on the streets or living in shelters. as part of our six-part series "homeless in america," carol ann mckinley explains why this may be happening. ♪ amazing grace >> you wouldn't expect someone who is living in a car to be singing a song of hope, but erica thomas did not give up home even when this car was all she had. >> so this is the back of the burlington coat factory. this is actually where i slept many of the nights. >> a homecoming for a navy veteran who spent four years aboard the uss ronald reagan. >> i was building bombs. >> the problems came when her job did not translate to a civilian job. she was forced to move in with her m

obamacare is the law of the land. it's the law of the land. and this is more american opportunity. don't forget those numbers. i find it amazing how there was so much negativity coming from mainstream media and all the anti-advocacy groups on obamacare across the board the first month of october. and it had an effect on the numbers. 106,000 people and now we're sitting on the verge of how many, looking at march 17th we've got 5 million, by the end of this month they're scratching over 6 million? give me a number, mr. boehner. give me a number that you would be comfortable with, that you wouldn't call this a disaster. there is no number. there's no number. there could be 30, 40, 50 million. they are for profit across the board, they're for the corporations, they're not for the people and they're not for the outcomes. they're about absolute power. and this gets in their way. this is going to have a generational effect on young people, they are going to see that it was the democrats and the progressive movement in this country that changed. the election was about hope and change. there was a whole lot of hope we could get this done and now we're

. >>> the obama administration says it wants to make it easier to enroll in obamacare, so now anyonerted to apply for coverage but doesn't finish by the monday deadline will have until mid april to get it done. it's an opening for procrastinators, but also one for republicans, who have been unrelenting in its criticism of the law itself, as well as its implementation. joining me now, jan schakowsky from illinois. good to see you this morning. kathleen sebelius had said march 31st, that date was not going to be delayed. now, as of last night, some folks will have until mid-april to sign up and republicans say this is another sign of botched administration of obamacare, just the latest extension. do they have a point? >> well, i don't think they do, because people have to have made the attempt to get signed up. they have to have entered into the marketplace, and it will -- it may take some time for them to actually get approved, so no one can begin the process after march 31st, but if they began it before, and i know in my office in the district, there are some people who have hit some

on so many levels obamacare has failed that test. can't keep your coverage, you can't keep your doctor and by the way, may be won't even get the coverage you signed up for. pathetic. that is my $0.02 more. i head to consumer reports for a close look at the best safety features of your car. find out which ones are worth the money. that is it for the willis report. thanks for joining us. d v are the show if you can't catch us live. see you back here monday. >> republicans, man up, face up and do something because what you are trying to run up the clock on a midterm election you think you have already won democrats are seizing the moment and doubling down. welcome, i am neil cavuto and here is my message, get off your grand ole ass' because you're going to get what bad. democrats know what you are doing. they know you don't want to get blamed for another government shutdown so you are caving on all these budget deals and they know you signed on to get another increase of the debt ceiling because you want to

so far, obamacare have been only attracting about two young healthy adults. with that in mind, the white house would like to have more people have more time before they sienl up. >> the results of getting sicker inside a hospital. a new report out says that one out of 25 patients catches an infection. according to the cd cdc, researchers say the next is dropping, causes of infections, coming up next, homeless in america, why so many female veterans are struggling to stay off the streets. >>> plus paid with beer, the unusual way the nenders is neths helping alcoholics. control. >> good evening, i'm meteorologist kevin corriveau, you're looking at the most powerful nor'easter we've seen in probably 20 years. you can see where the storm is located just off the eastern seaboard. days ago in washington they saw at least six inches of snow, of course d.c. saw snow as well. what we are dealing with is winds and snow in parts of canada about i want to show you where the snow is now. can you see it moved off cape cod as well as towards maine. i want to show you video