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senator steve daines of montana has the republican response, he makes a case against the aca and discusseshe health care legislation altogether. obama: hi everybody, for decades to many working americans went without health insurance. their financial well-being suffered because of it. we have begun to change that. the affordable care act has taken effect, and we have americans.6 million since 2010. the uninsured rate has decreased by 45%. and for the first time, more than 90% of americans are covered. if you have not gotten covered yet, or if you care about someone who has not gotten covered, now's your chance. it is open enrollment season for the health insurance marketplace. what that means is, with a few clicks on healthcare.gov, you will find private insurance companies competing for your business. he can compare plans and choose the one that is right for your family. in fact, most americans will find an option that cost less than $75 a month. even if you already have insurance or the marketplace, check it out, shopping around can save money. last year consumers who shopped saved almos

after that, weekly addresses by president obama and montana senator, steve daines. republican presidential candidates were featured at the second day of the florida republican sunshine summit. coming up, we'll hear from rick santorum, jim gilmore, bobby jindal, rand paul, and chris christie and carly fiorina. this is almost three hours. ♪ rick santorum: thank you, thank you. [applause] [applause] thank you very much. it is great to be back in the home state of my mother. two weeks ago. how about that? i have to tell you, i'm here with a heavy heart, as many of you are, watching the news over the past 24 hours about the horrible attacks in paris by isis. certainly, our thoughts and prayers go out to our first ally, france. we will stand with them and pray for them, and if we had better leadership, help them. that is the other point, i come out here feeling upset. isis is a creation of a political decision by hillary clinton and barack obama. [applause] to abandon iraq against all of our generals' recommendations, against all of the policy recommendations, barack obam

the who, senator steve daines, the montana republican is endorsing marco rubio for president.n as many days to give rubio his support this week. he joins colorado's cory gardner. now to the what. it's a fallen star. twitter replaced the fave button with wia like button. twitter said it's making the move because the heart icon is more expressive. some users are upset, saying the change is a facebookification of twitter. turning to the where, man bites dog in seattle. amazon is opening a book store, not closing one. amazon announced a brick and mortar store. the shop will use amazon's online insight to determine what books to keep in stock. now to the when, it's an empty house. most days in 2016. look at this schedule, folks. the house majority leader put out the next year's schedule today. and the united states house of representatives will only be in session for 111 days. to put this in perspective, that is the fewest amount of calendar days the house has been in session since 2006. it's the second fewest since 1975. the house will also take a seven-week summer recess next yea

the weekly addresses by president obama and montana senator steve daines.sion on what motivates millennial's and young people around the world. on the next "washington journal," ryan lovelace and jim numeral discussed the 2016 race including the democratic debate from iowa and the republican son sig -- sunshine summit. after that, the history of student activism. phone calls, facebook comments, and tweets. live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. two things are different today. first of all, we have a justice system. these trials were not held according to what we consider to be modern law. it wasn't until proven guilty had not yet been invented, was not yet in place. there were no lawyers, i should say, at the time. the courtroom was an extremely unruly place. that is one piece of it. also, we do not happen to believe in witchcraft or prosecute witchcraft today. sunday on "q&a," an author talks about her book "the witches." the effect that it had on the massachusetts community. >> the interesting thing about the accusations, and the way that we think of salem,