but, at the end of the day, "made in the u.s.a." ought to be the ruling principle -- "made in the u.s.a." -- american helicopters for the american military and american allies. in 2011, the army contracted with the russian state-owned arms export firm ruso borne export. yes, the very same rusoborne export that is a key enabler of

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getting to the bottom of problems in the u.s.a. rom los angeles to react to my talking points mechanism mow, the former governor of new mexico bill richardson the author of the new book how to sweet talk a shark. so, governor, let's pretend that i'm the shark. am i being unfair to the president? >> well, i always think you tell it like it is, bill. you are an honest guy. yeah, there is is a little tad unfairness. first, on the irs issue, heads did roll. on the benghazi issue, there were demotions and heads did there too. there was an investigation by ambassador pickerring that looked at the security problems. there were problems. there were funding problems too from the congress. on the issue of the president and obama care, look, obama care i believe is good for this country. it's good for people. but, there has been some serious problems in the rollout. i do think the president needs. >> outside of lois lerner, who is paid for about six months after she wouldn't testify in front of congress about what happened, outside of lois ler

our made in the u.s.a. section we told you about wal-mart pushing products made here in the u.s.asked if you would spend more money on something if you knew it was made at home, lisa says, absolutely. i lost my job to outsourcing. this facebook comment from duke, i try buy local first to support small businesses and always try to buy american. >> thanks for being part of the real story. now "shepard smith reporting" recording live from the desk. >> the mafia wanted johnny carson dead. so says this author, and you'll hear about the 82-year-old woman who says at phoenix sky harbor airport, the tsa tried to get her to remove hour prosthetic breast while she sat in a wheelchair. the government? let's get to it. >> we're following breaking news. the president is set to meet with house democratic leaders moments from now as senate

but the truth is that the u.s.a. at this point in time can't afford to pay for obama care unless working americans give up more of their assets. in some cases much more. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. the factor has been suggesting that president obama delay the individual mandate to buy government-run health insurance for one year. that because of all the confusion. joining us from miami, senator marco rubio who will introduce a bill to delay the individual mandate. so, what is that bill going to look like, senator, and when are you going to do it? >> first of all, thanks for having me on, bill. it's pretty straightforward. it's unfair on the one hand you are telling people if they don't buy insurance next year the irs is going to come after them with a fine. it's unfair to say that though them and then turn around and make it difficult or impossible for them to buy the health insurance. what the bill would basically say is that the obama care has to be up and functioning for six consecutive mont

. >> mexico is not a friend to the u.s.a. >> los angeles county set to pay $650 million in welfare benefitso illegals who have children. >> illegal aliens are destroying that state. >> heinous crimes committed by illegal aliens occur regularly. >> instead of calling them illegals, let's call them occupiers or trespassers or invaders or squatters. (audience reacts). >> stephen: oh, i'm sorry! that was wrong footage. i mean, some of that is from way back in september of -- this september. (laughter) jimmy, show them the new latino heritage honoring fox news. >> goya foods is a third-generation family-run billion-dollar operation. a lot of people just know them for their rice and beans. you'll find goya products just about everywhere. >> thank you for that wonderful report from the international foods aisle. (laughter) i look forward to fox news' report on italian heritage featuring chef boyardee. (laughter) all this month, ladies and gentlemen, fox news has been loaded with moving tributes to latino culture. >> an estimated 100,000 children of 60,000 undocumented parents received aid in l.a.

i know the "u.s.a. today" folks have the make a difference weekend. >> the h.i.v. walk. >> just bundle up. it's going to be chilly but a nice afternoon, fall-like with temperatures topping out the upper 50s the next couple of days. today mid-50s will do it. very chilly this morning. even upper 20s now. we'll climb to 50 or so by lunch time with a high about 55 degrees and a brisk wind ow of the west, northwest. see the cold temperatures which are into the ohio valley, the northeast, all over the place. a few 40s emily along the coast. -- especially along the coast. we have 28 now in manassas. 31 at dulles at last check. gaithersburg on the way to a freeze this morning. same with fredricksburg. tappahannock was 32. now 33. 32 in luray. so freeze warnings are up for most of the region till 10:00 a.m. but if we did not get a killing freeze tonight, pretty good chance we'll have another freeze warning or frost advisory tonight. this morning is what i meant on the killing freeze. you know what i'm saying. 39 now. mainly clear at reagan national. dew points in the upper

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if they turn me down again i'll probably never get to see the u.s.a. >> here on the beach at the resorts the closest point on the island to florida. this may look like another luxury hotel but it is more than that. cuba has just built the largest cht harbor in all of the area. so far only 10 are in use. cubans still aren't allowed on boats. the harbor director is open about the fact that cuba is reckoning with u.s. tourist whose are currently not allowed to come here. he says the 53-year-old embargo makes it illegal. of course we're hoping to get boats from the whole caribbean region. we're open to guests from every country including from the united states. if they take the necessary steps, they're welcomed. cuba seems to be waking from a long slumber and preparing for a time after the hated trade embargo. at the same time, the number of bookings from foreign holiday makers is stagnating. castro is betting on americans being allowed to come soon. and filling up the new hotels. we want to talk to a politician from the cuban government about the relationship between cuba and the united st

but, at the end of the day, "made in the u.s.a." ought to be the ruling principle -- "made in the u.s.a." -- american helicopters for the american military and american allies. in 2011, the army contracted with the russian state-owned arms export firm ruso borne export. yes, the very same rusoborne export that is a key enabler of assad's ongoing slaughter of his own civilians in syria -- women and children in syria die by the arms provided by r. soborne export, purchased by assad with money financed by russian banks and purchased from russoborne export. well-documented crimes against humanity, war crimes that eventually should be prosecuted. and i am working with my colleague, senator ayotte, on legislation to strengthen the contracting provisions that prohibit -- quote -- "contracting with the enemy." these purchases are, in effect, supporting enemy purchases. and yet before us is a glaring example of contracting with the enemy. we've all heard testimony that preventing mass atrocities in syria was complicated by their air and naval

select the u.s.a. when you do, you'll find some of the world's best workers, some of the world's most innovative entrepreneurs, you'll find a government and a president who's committed to helping you create more good jobs. for the middle class and helping you succeed well into the 21st century. we are open for business. and we're looking forward to partnering with all of you in the months and years ahead. thank you very much. \[applause] lexi commerce department for him on his visit investment continues tomorrow. we will hear from the commerce secretary, penny pritzker and secretary of state john kerry. that's at 8:30 live on our 2.mpanion network, c-span >> the heads are beginning to bend as a sign of rightness. he takes a few sample heads for testing and crushes them between his hands until the chaff and grain are separated. some waysture was in a devil's bargain. we began by domesticating the and that's why we always talk about it erie it the fact is we domesticated us in some way that gave up the fr

. ♪ came from miami fla, hitchhiked the way across the u.s.a. ♪ plucked her eyebrows on the way. ♪ shavedegs and then he was was a she. ♪ hey, babe, take a wild side. >> that's the unforgettable sound of lou reed, dead today at the age of 71. reed's band managed by pop artist andy warhol was not whitely popular at the time but their cult following made them one of the most influential rock bands in the 1960s and 70s by fusing art and music. they were later inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. red then went on to a successful solo career, underwent a liver transplant but today he has lost his battle with liver disease. lou reed, dead at the age of 71. >> welcome to america's news headquarters. i'm greg jarrett. a growing number of democratic senators now calling for a delay of obamacare, and we are also learning more about the house investigations expected this week in into the troubled obamacare marketplace rollout. steve is live in washington with more. >> reporter: pressure is mounting for the obama administration to fix the healthcare web site, explain what wait rent and postp

patriot act, shortly after 9/11, have now introduced the u.s.a. freedom act. that essentially would repeal many of the aspects and change them. of the patriot act. there has been some diminution of our diplomatic relationships across the world. naive or not. disengen use or not. and it seems to mow that now with the president saying it looks like he is poised it says in the new york times to order the national security agency to stop eaves dropping on leaders of american allies, the chairman of the senate intelligence committee raise add question that i think is legitimate. >> we are going to wrap up ourn't cooing coverage of the house intelligence committee hearingen on the nsa, it's spying capabilities and who it has been spying upon. it has been a bit comical at times. the director of the national intelligence saying it reminds him of a scene from casa blanca when referring to our allies spy upon us, he said my god there is gambling going on here, an indication that not only does the united states spy on world leaders but they spy on the united states as we

love the u.s.a. we have a warm night. wanted to show you i see cooler temperatures coming for next week and i think they will be in here probably in the monday, tuesday timeframe as that frontal boundary comes on through the area. 86 degrees was our high temperature today. chicago, 78. still some warm temperatures as you can see in the middle part of the country. here comes our strong frontal boundary. this front where the cooler temperatures are behind it, are going to pick up the remains of karen and keep it moving up the eastern seaboard and how to sea, bringing beneficial rain in the monday, tuesday timeframe. in the meantime we stay dry and stay warm. it's 72 degrees at this hour. we have 60s else where. so the places that are in the 70s are greatly outnumbered by those areas in the mid and upper 60s. bottom line, not cold tonight. satellite and radar we have a little bit of action across the northern plains. some strong to severe thunderstorms up across the northern plains and in our area, just a deck of clouds. but

. ♪ came from miami fla, hitchhiked the way across the u.s.a. ♪ plucked her eyebrows on the way. ♪ shavedand then he was was a she. ♪ hey, babe, take a wild side. >> that's the unforgettable sound of lou reed, dead today at the age of 71. reed's band managed by pop artist andy warhol was not whitely popular at the time but their cult following made them one of the most influential rock bands in the

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said that leaked documents showed that former president fell hee calderon's emails were hacked by the u.s.a. security agency while he was in office. mexico has urged president bama to investigate. in china, wide spread disruption. dozens of fleets have been cancelled and several roads were closed as vibblet was reduced to just 50 meters, and a number of schools have also been closed due to poor air quality. hundreds of families in australia have already lost their homes in huge bush fires sweeping across the state of new south wales. but firefighters and weather forecasters say there could be worse to come. the aerial pictures showed the extent of the devastation. helicopters have been dumping water on the fires for days now. the fires cover a huge area of new south wales, and to reach the outskirts of sydney, australia's biggest city, of course. the area around the blue mountains is the worst affected , where two or possibly even three separate buyers could join to form one huge fire. john denny son is there -- john done he son is here. >> they're back burning, basically fighting fire with

become an repayable and it becomes only a question of time before the markets wake up to that reality the u.s.a.'s problem really is a totally out of control military spending and an arrogant attitude towards the rest of the world so yes it addresses that issue right so when you talk about it markets waking up to the reality you talk about investors being spooked and going elsewhere. yes you're talking about stock markets bond markets realities like the great extent of the derivatives market the whole thing is thoroughly is secure some point it's going to be an up or down with what is a long ongoing process of a fifteen or twenty year decline right down to the bottom but yet so you know the same going to precipitate it but professor some people saying the u.s. economy of course i mean the cagers of their u.s. economy has shown signs of recovery recently and pretty good sign please please the true unemployment shadows that dot com is twenty three percent and you double that for young people eighteen to twenty five there are fifteen million people on food stamps and the american middle class real

. >> and he is a perfect example of the snark last thursday in "u.s.a. y" the book guy bob wrote after bill o'reilly's interview with "60 minutes" in which he said he was inspired by the holy ghost to write his new book kill jesus moves from number two to number one. the anti-christian people don't want you to read killing jesus unquote. joining us from washington fox news media analyst howard kurtz. do you agree, first of all, with russert? >> i agree with luke russert that in much of the mainstream media there is a weariness, a condescension and good for him for speaking out by the way toward very religious people. he goes too far in saying there is an effort to come after people of faith. to me it's more of a cultural divide, bill, based in part on ignorance because the mainstream media, particularly in the big city tends to be a very secular business. >> when you say a cultural divide though, what does that mean? so you are a secular person living in manhattan or georgetown, d.c. or malibu, california. so what? you are comfortable in your ago no, gnos

. >> and he is a perfect example of the snark last thursday in "u.s.a. e book guy bob wrote after bill o'reilly's interview with "60 minutes" in which he said he was inspired by the holy ghost to write his new book kill jesus moves from number two to number one. the anti-christian people don't want you to read killing jesus unquote. joining us from washington fox news media analyst howard kurtz. do you agree, first of all, with russert? >> i agree with luke russert that in much of the mainstream media there is a weariness, a condescension and good for him for speaking out by the way toward very religious people. he goes too far in saying there is an effort to come after people of faith. to me it's more of a cultural divide, bill, based in part on ignorance because the mainstream media, particularly in the big city tends to be a very secular business. >> when you say a cultural divide though, what does that mean? so you are a secular person living in manhattan or georgetown, d.c. or malibu, california. so what? you are comfortable in your ago no, gnosticis

unfortunately it did for these performers from the u.s.a. middle of their static double trapeze act. but no serious injuries resulted. it's been said every country gets the circus it deserves. spain gets bullfighting, italy the church. america, hollywood. but in russia its very survival is hanging in the balance. david chater al jazeera moscow. >> ebony has the forecast next. hard-hitting debate and desenting views and always explore issues relevant to you. on august 20th, >> and good afternoon. it's been a busy day weather wise. of course i've been tracking phailin, which is continuing to make its way into india. as it does it will continue to weaken which is great news. still packing a great punch. major hurricane but will weaken over the next 24 hours and we expect it to be down graded to at least a tropical storm sometime on sunday. tonight we'll still be dealing with the heavy rainfall, some areas have already reported up to eight inches, we could talk about a foot or more of rain. here in the u.s. i'm tracking a cold front making its wa

should you be charged with a misdemeanor if you buy a flag now that's not made in the u.s.a.? yes or no? go to gretawire.com and vote in our poll. coming up, what's going on? more democrats calling for obama care delays? that's next. taking to twitter to critique the look. congressman jason tweeting yikes, marines deserve better than the high school band look. former congressman allen west tweeting military readiness is abysmal. who will restore this republic? and syria posting make obama wear marine girlie hat to meet with merkel, ouch? what do you think of the proposed new covers? fashion faux pas or an appropriate look? and as president and football great brett favre heading back to the nfl? yahoo tweeting an nfl team reportedly contacted retired quarterback brett favre asking him to come back to the playing field. the st. louis rams reportedly trying to woo the all-star quarterback out of retirement. but, not so fast. favre telling the radio station he was flattered by the offer but there is no way he will accept. and the movie version of the popular novel "fifty shades of

some disturbing news out about the affordable care act. a report in "u.s.a. today" says 75% of people who already had individual insurance will have those policies automatically canceled under the affordable care act. ko im is live in southwest d.c. at the department of health and human services with more on this part of the story. good morning, ko. >> reporter: good morning, andrea and mike. this is a newcomb point in the health care -- new component in the health care overhaul. millions of americans would have their existing plans canceled because they won't meet the new requirement. there are also allegations that the administration knew this would happen. it conflicts with what the president said back in 2012 saying that people would be able to keep their plans. now, another component of the health care law is that people can now sign up a little bit later. they have a six-week extension on the deadline. originally they were supposed to sign up for health care if you weren't insured by february 15. now the deadline is march 31 but there is some confusion t

not made in the u.s.a. made in a country some of my constituents don't even know where they are, and these goods come in here. every time american jobs get displaced. in the manufacturing sector, 8.8 million manufacturing jobs disappeared. manufacturing means one of the most important drivers in our economy. and yet we have a huge trade deficit in manufacturing. there is little merit in using federal dollars to foster technological advances or breakthroughs for products that are not ultimately manufactured domestically in our country. this bill usually provides the means for us to do more to reverse the trend of domestic firms, shifting manufacturing overseas because to put it simply, domestic manufacturing drives demessig innovation and that drives wealth, creation, and job creation in our country. this bill does nothing in the advanced manufacturing sector, off the table. how sad. . how sad it is for our people across the country who know the value added for manufacturing. this bill does nothing for scienc

it did to these performers from the u.s.a. in their static trapeze act. but no serious injuries resulted. it's been said every country gets the circus it deserves. spain the bullfighting, italy the church, america, hollywood. >> ahead on al jazeera america. a sport introduced to a modern generation, in the form of a video game and ross shimabuku is in boston. >> hey thomas we are loving life here at fenway park because this is the place to see and be seen. it is game 1 of the alcs between the red sox and tigers. we'll have a preview in just a bit. from lucrative denfense contracts, to behind the scenes lobbyists... >> did the egyptians ever think that aid would ever be cut? >> never >> fault lines explores the enduring relationship between the american and the egyptian militaries... >> i don't think we will suffer now, we have already airplanes...tanks... >> they haven't changed the nature of what they provide us...why would we want to change what we provide them? >> fault lines business as usual? egypt and the usa next on al jazeera america (vo) al jazeer

the u.s.a. freedom act is authored by patrick lahee. it would provide restrictions against who the n.s.a. could target and require the government to delete information it collects accidentally, more aggressively than it does now. the bill has a dozen co sponsors in the senate and 70 in the house. meanwhile, senator dianne feinstein, the democratic head of the senate intelligence committee, who has been a staunch defender of the n.s.a. is criticizing the agencies monitoring of world leaders like german chancellor angina merkel. in a statement, she says: >> the white house says president obama was not aware of just how extensive the n.s.a.'s intelligence gathering was until this summer but insists there will be a complete review of the n.s.a.'s spying policy. >> what we've seen is their capacities continue to develop and expand and that's why i'm initiating a review to make sure that what they're able to do doesn't necessarily mean what they should be doing. >> in washington, a european delegation

[laughter] the u.s.a. poet -- thank you for joining us at the national book festival on the c-span bus. i tasted a bit of racial segregation and racial discrimination and i didn't like it. ask my mother, my father, my grandparents, my grandparents. i said why? they said that's the way it is. don't get in trouble! don't get in the way. but in is the 55, i was in the tenth grade, 15 years old, i heard of rosa parks. i heard the voice of martin luther king, jr. on the radio. and the words of dr. king inspired me to find a way to get in the way. in 1956, my brothers and sisters and some of my first cousins we went down to the public library in a little town in alabama trying to get library cards. trying to check some books out. and we were told by the librarian that the libraries were for white only and not for colors. but on july 5th, 1998, i went back to the library in alabama for a book signing of my book and hundreds of blacks and whites showed up. and they gave me a library card. [applause] .. me have the

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and germany, is just to make sure there is no double dealings we don't know about or stuff that the u.s.at ourselves. is that the reason? >> you know, first of all, these programs directed against our allies are very small. >> i heard what happened to merkel's cell phone. >> i don't know if that's true or not. that's possible but that's not a particularly lucrative target to be honest. >> you you don't know how angela -- >> angela merkel is probably as straight a shooter. >> she might be having some interesting intelligent conversations that maybe our politicians could learn from. >> well now that's something that's certainly true. but our politicians don't learn very well. any rate, bill, key negotiations coming up. crucial negotiations, sure you want to know what the other guy. >> sure you want to know what they are doing. >> this is not a big deal. i want to talk to you about pakistan. don't have enough time. want to bring you back next week. the obama administration has opened up the treasury again 1.2 billion to pakistan which is not our friend. bring you back next week. talk about t

kennedy in a month. 50th anniversary of that terrible murder will be commemorated in the u.s.a. . a movie based on my book "killing kennedy" will shown on the national gee graphic channel. >> at war at russia? you really want to risk all out nuclear war? in a matter of days those will be operational. >> i will not be pushed not by crews chief of staff and not by you. i'm not going to allow nuclear missiles in backyard. i want' to hear something out of state. word whole meeting i want options 40 minutes. >> with us now actor rob lowe who plays president kennedy. good job, lowe. >> thank you. >> good job. when they came to me and said i think we want to hire rob lowe i said are we going to do the breakfast club 3 or what? but you really did a good job. >> i know you you are never wrong about anything. >> that's true. >> but i was not in the breakfast club. >> but you know what i'm talking about. one of those movies that you were in when you were a kid. how did you get the accent down? not an easy accent to do? >> thank you. you know, is he is so in our consciousness still. everybod

the multilateral trade organization which we're members to carry out resolutions, some indian with the u.s.a. could take counsel resolution although the security counsel did not authorize our participation in syria, we don't have any of that. we don't have american troops or personnel or civilians at risk. i'm not disparaging, i'm not deprecating the horror of chemical weapons, but they are not being used on americans at the present. we don't have a treaty. we don't have a multilateral alliance even that is asking us to join them. we sorely don't have the authorization of the united nations. under that situation it seems to me the president is beginning hostilities from what i call a standing start. we are not being pulled into it. and i think that is the circumstance under which the text, and if you want to go into the history we can do that also, suggests that in that circumstance the president has to seek authorization from congress. it doesn't have to be a quote declaration of war. the declaration of war is now obsolete. but the president does not have the authority, and i can't find any

. >> this couple is not from the u.s.a. heir first time writing bart ever for the first time. >> now you see why--i am from denmark in europe. it is really ugly, it does not look good. >> just about everything in the station was vandalized from the courtesy phone to a yellow strips in a place for the blind. >> some people i spoke to told me that this was done out of frustration because of a bart's strike. i disagree, this was just pure destruction of property. >> it is very bad that they do that to the bart station. >> instead of keeping it nice it looks ugly. >> but it was not just the bart's station, you are looking at bart employees to work cleaning up the vandalism. >> yes, taggers also spray- painted bart trains, here's a photo i i obtained showing one of the trends before the workers started to work. >> bart police are looking for any surveillance video and hopes of catching the culprits. >> they left no evidence, only the mess and this can of beer and if you are wondering yes, they walked down the tracks to rob the tu

in my homes we have two girls who are medical students in the u.s.a. one girl as a fulbright scholar marshall nominee can and my son is the only one in the pike county -- [inaudible] [inaudible] i don't have any problem. i'm happy to answer any questions you have. and happy to answer. i don't have any problems. >> unhappy practice and build up my practice and i am part of the community. i never fail to pay pending bills, collection agency all my life, practice. usually occupations -- but i'm a particular part of the community. around 2002, mr. eric khan was my patient. during that time he offered me that if you come to my office i can do every business, don't need to practice at all. but i was building my practice and so i refused. and then around 2010, 2010 december, he said he will not be physician, other physician was so sick. so he asked me to do a comprehensive exam for the patients. [inaudible] i accepted. so initially comprehensive and i said it's a good thing to come to my office so i can have a look. i can have better understanding. so he start

crisis is now nine days away, the federal credit card maxes out on october the 17th and at risk is the u.s.ating on over over $17 trillion in debt and now we look to digest and explain all of this, john, the president said that there is no businessperson in the world who does not think that this is a big deal but, too, it sounds like there are a number of folks out there not convinced. is it a big deal? and why? >> it is a big deal if the markets think that it is, the issue on october the 17th is that the government has to roll over many billions of dollars on that day and so the issue will find its way into the news in the sense of, will there be a market, buyers as there usually is when the debt rolls over. if there are no buyers on that day, it will be a crisis and an issue for a number of financial markets. looking back to 2008, a $300 billion rollover is a lot larger than what happened to lehman brothers. >> today there were signs that the market was jittery earlier this afternoon. is it in line given what you would imagine with previous experience? >> actually it has been fairly benign

>> rose: we are exporting to the u.s.a. lot of fish products, fruits, food also a lot of wood and timber and copper and we are importing to the u.s. many, many things. a lot of technological. >> rose: what's the relationship with the united states like? >> very good relationship. because not only trade. we have good relationships in investments, in terms of political dialogue, we chair with the u.s. the main values of democracy, human rights, respect and the same approach to the world. so we have had very good relationship with the u.s. >> rose: we have had one latin american president and say america doesn't appreciate us and it hasn't paid attention to us. >> well, there was a time where the american aid to latin america was very poor. and what we want -- >> rose: you don't need it? >> because with chile -- >> rose: or the u.s. doesn't have it to give? >> well, both. (laughs) the u.s. is not as rich as it used to be and latin america is not as poor as it used to be but we're looking for a partnership relationship. when we

. >> jay carney has perhaps the toughest job in the u.s.a. defending obama care. bernie goldberg will tell us how he is doing. >> why can't they just opt out? if they don't want to say so help me god, they don't have to say that part. >> it's like you say why not just opt out of not robbing a bank. >> the caves in to antireligious zealots. crowley and colmes on that case. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> hi had, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. is it all unraveling for president obama? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. things are getting very bad for the obama administration. it's not a partisan statement. that is reality. the president's signature issue, affordable healthcare not so affordable. and even if you want to sign up, the computer chaos makes it it very hard to do so. but the main problem, the main problem is president obama himself. for years he has been saying to americans they are not going to have to undergo pain when the health insurance changes. >> first