obamacare, she said, is causing us to lose hours and lose wages, yet expecting us to spend more. now, americans were promised that obamacare wouldn't touch medicare. americans were promised that taxes wouldn't increase. americans were promised that shopping for obamacare would be as simple as shopping for a tv on amazon. three more promises, three more betrails. and on and on and on it has gone. for more than five long years. democrats need to understand that it's time to face up to the pain and the failure their law has caused. they can keep trying to talk past the middle class. they can keep trying to deny reality, but they have to realize that no one is buying the spin but them. americans are living with the consequences of this broken law and its broken promises every single day. its negative effects are often felt in the most personal and visceral ways, and americans are tired of being condescended to. they want change, and they want a bridge to better care, not obamacare, and this bill offers it. i think democrats have a particular responsibility to the millions their law ha

and he also gave us obamacare. and if the first black president comes in and the headline reads obama allows the banks to fail and was in the history of this country being the first african-american, it will give them more icing on top. a couple more things from come i love what he did. i mean, it was very beautiful what he was trying to do, to engage people to think seriously about race and think about white supremacy at the time. that is the sickness and pathology of a culture that only privileges one form of duty. being almost white or white is beatable to many but being dark like bark is a beautiful thing as well and i think we should celebrate that as well. and i don't need to do that come i don't need to do that. [inaudible] biracial people don't have the advantage of lack racial privilege that they have to learn the way and we are able to perpetuate the legacy. [inaudible] no, i am a preacher. and saw i am saying that. [inaudible] i'm saying to you that black people must understand that even people are just

use it. so obamacare is a disaster. we are going to repeal it, we are going to replace it. there are so many great things we can do on health care. [cheering and applause] mr. trump: and it will cost you much less money, and it will be great.

you're never going to be able to use it. obamacare is a disaster.it here and we are going to replace it. there are so many great things we can do on health care. so many good things. and it will cost you less money, and it will be great. you are using programs you will never use. you are paying for it. you will never ever use them. we will get that straightened out. common core instead. it's going to be dead. i see look at parents, local parents in iowa and new hampshire and south carolina. i went to a school and i saw the parents. they love their children. they want educate-- they don't care about money, they don't care about anything. love their children. they get together and they do wonderful programs. they are smart people. as opposed to getting it done by bureaucrats who are getting big, fat checks in washington. we have such talent in this country and we don't use it. obamacare, dead. common core, gone. we are going to get rid of it. department of education, we are going to get rid of it. we are bringing education -- one thing on education. s

obamacare repeal bill that we voted on and passed last week. as such, this was a means -- syrusirsurreptitious means, rear to us repeal obamacare which only has about a 37% approval rating. and our colleagues across the aisle dmie knew that. under the senate procedures, a complete substitution to the reconciliation bill that we passed last week, would have been accomplished if the feinstein amendment were agreed to. but they went even further and are trying to distract the american people from the fact that the president of the united states and commander in chief has absolutely no strategy to deal with the isis here in the united states. i presume the immediate motivation was what happened in san bernardino, this terrible tragedy. but our colleagues across the aisle are trying to capitalize on that particular tragedy in order to justify this unconstitutional attempt to deny american citizens their core constitutional rights without any proof and without any evidence. i would just add that if our freandz crosfriends across the k that this watch list is so perfect and so infallible, they ought to read an editorial that was produced by "the new york

this path to repeal obamacare will allow us to replace obamacare with less health care regulation for businesses, individuals, and a path forward for individual freedoms and a more prosperous america. mr. president, i yield back my time. mr. president, i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: mr. nelson: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from florida. mr. nelson: mr. president, i ask consent that the quorum call be lifted. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. nelson: mr. president, we're about to consider a big appropriations bill all wrapped up into one called an omnibus appropriations. i think it will be a good bill, but here we go again about trying to attach all kinds of goodies to it because now with just a few days left in the funding before, by the way, the u.s. government spending authority and appropriation expires, to the best of my recollection, that's about nine and a half days away, so we have got to get something done, but what's happening is that the special interests are c

obamacare repeal bill that we voted on and passed last week. as such, this was a means -- syrusirsurreptitious means, rear to us repeal obamacare which only has about a 37% approval rating. and our colleagues across the aisle dmie knew that. under the senate procedures, a complete substitution to the reconciliation bill that we passed last week, would have been accomplished if the feinstein amendment were agreed to. but they went even further and are trying to distract the american people from the fact that the president of the united states and commander in chief has absolutely no strategy to deal with the isis here in the united states. i presume the immediate motivation was what happened in san bernardino, this terrible tragedy. but our colleagues across the aisle are trying to capitalize on that particular tragedy in order to justify this unconstitutional attempt to deny american citizens their core constitutional rights without any proof and without any evidence. i would just add that if our freandz crosfriends across the k that this watch list is so perfect and so infallible, they ought to read an editorial that was produced by "the new york

he also gave us obamacare. and then he saved the economy. i know a lot of people were pissed. what about he -- wall street, main street. if the first black president comes in and the headline reads, obama allows the banks to fail and the economy has gone to hell, in a much more after that -- ain't much more after that going to be written about that brother. so he was in a difficult position and he did what he had to do. i think it will be seen as the black reagan. i think as time goes on, barack obama will be season as one of the great presidents, top ten, maybe even top seven, within the history of the country, and being the first african-american will give him even more icing. a couple more thing. starbucks ceo, beautiful. i love what he did. very beautiful what he was trying to do and trying to engage people to think serious live about race. take your coffee and deal with white supremacy at the same time. a beautiful kind of thing. in terms of the young baby asking the question about biracial, most brilliant question asked. i biracialallism an advantage. to some people yes.

obamacare. hena daniels is live for us at >> reporter: the 2016 involvement for the healthcare program, obamacare, says more than 8 million people signed up vun jay the federal exchange, that doesn't include sign ups and states with their own exchanges, this is the third obamacare open enrollment and more young people are participating. the final deadline for obtaining 2016 coverage is january 31. >>> nestle is the latest food company pledging to use cage-free eggs. the world's largest food maker says it will use nearly 20 million pounds of cage-free eggs every year in all their products, including toll house cookie dough and ice cream. rival general mills made that same pledge last month. >>> and we're learning that twitter filed a patent for drones that would be controlled by tweets, the messaging enabled unmanned aerial vehicle could transmit and record videos, it that means a bunch of people trying to control the same drone, chances are the faa won't go for this, chris and kathryn. >> it would be a mess. too many cooks in the kitchen, too many pilots for the drone, thank you very much. we'll

that's why leader mcconnell promised that we would send a bill to the president's desk repealing obamacare using budget reconciliation, and that's exactly what we're doing. there is a special provision under the budget that allows us to send a bill to the desk with a majority of votes in the house and a majority of votes in the senate. the majority of votes in the house has occurred now we're debating changes to that bill. with that, i would ask that the balance of my remarks be included in the record as though given and i would yield the floor to the senator from iowa. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. grassley: i didn't realize i had time to speak. mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from iowa. mr. grassley: how much time is there before we vote? employment there is five minutes. mr. grassley: okay. i rise to speak about the 2014 farm bill and attempts to change it by members of this congress. the farm bill process was long, hard and frustrating process. nobody got everything they wanted. i believe our country needs good farm policy, which means an adequate, yet limit

obamacare exchanges. none of these rumors were true, of course. this exercise in tax permanence was never going to be used to solidify obamacare and republicans never for a second considered allowing that to happen. however, because many democrats have begun to recognize some of the more problematic elements of the president's health law, we agreed on the need to suspend one of the more harmful taxes imposed under obamacare. the bill includes a two-year moratorium on the med device tax -- medical device tax that has drawn the ire of republicans and democrats alike. this moratorium is important, mr. president, not only because it demonstrates the bipartisan opposition to the tax but because it will help patients and consumers throughout the country who have seen their health care costs go up because of the medical device tax. i have been a particular advocate to get rid of that lousy tax, and we're ultimately going to get rid of it. but at least we're rid of it for the next two years. we'll see what happens in those next two years. this legislation provides roughly $650 billion in tax relief over the next

use it. so, obamacare, dead. common core, gone. we are going to get rid of it. department of education, we are going to get rid of it. we are bringing education to a local level. one thing on education. so, in the world, we are ranked number 28. there are third world countries that are ranked better than us in education and many other things. and yet, per pupil, we are number one, by far. there is nobody close. number two is not even close. we spend more money per pupil than any country in the world and we are ranked number 28. which is way down at the bottom, essentially. can you imagine we are ranked number 28 and we are number one? that's what i do like saying about my campaign, i've spent less money than anybody else and i have the best result. i'm number one by a lot and i spent no money. i spent no ads. took a little radio ad in iowa. but i did not do that, i think the station is so lovely, if you want to know the truth. but i spent a essentially no money, and then you have all these other guys spending vast -- why will he put a guy like jeb and some of th

he used every tool available to stop obamacare. now on the campaign trail, ted cruz is content with being the nicer, gentler alternative to donald trump who is definitely the bombastic one in the 2016 race. he is using a style that is interesting. this is the pot calling the s kettle black. these are two guys who are comfortable with it and they are playing nice with each other. trump questioning how cruz does things on capitol hill which is the same way that trump used to do things on the campaign trail. >> you look at what americans are interested in the race. the economy and interested in which president is going to keep america safe. what are the polls saying about those issues and who can do best on those issue? >> so donald trump polls best on the economy and ted cruz polls best on national security. what voters seem to look for in the republican primary is strength and leadership. that's why you see donald trump able to survive all of these you could call miscues or whatever. the points where perhaps his policy proposal is no

obamacare exchanges. none of these rumors were true. this exercise was never going to be used to solidify obamacare and republicans never, for a second, considered allowing that to happen. however, because many democrats have begun to recognize some of the more problematic elements of the president's health care law we can agree to suspend one of the more harmful taxes imposed under obamacare. there is a two year moratorium on the medical device taxes. one of the more unpopular taxes included in the bill has been fought against by republicans and democrats alike. this demonstrates the bipartisan opposition to the tax but it will help patients and consumers throughout the country who have seen their health care cost go up because of the medical device tax. i have been a particular advocate to get rid of that faulty tax. and we will get rid of it. we will see what happens in those next two years. whether all -- this legislation provides 650 billion in tax relief so the next ten years for families, job creators and others. that is real money. it will help millions of people and p

obamacare and taxes. why push them out. we'll talk about that coming up congressman price. stay with us. first off, we want to get more on this bipartisan budget deal, just the beginning of congress overcoming divisions to pass legislation or will lawmakers revert to their old ways and accomplish very little in the new year. fox news senior correspondent eric shawn joins with us that angle. >> good morning, everyone. it is a new year, and speaker paul ryan promises a renewed republican agenda. but with congressional approval ratings in the basement, congress has nowhere to go but up. >> i do want to thank congress for ending the year on a high note. >> and optimist in the oval office and in the speaker's chair. >> next year, we're going to do things differently. next year when we have a fresh start, we're doing things differently because i don't think this is the way that we should be governing. >> fresh start begins in a few days, the budget wrapped up, attention focusing on terrorism. and national security. and reflecting the themes of the presidential campaign. democrats will focus on

they go, we're going to abolish obamacare. give us the house. okay. you don't do it. we're going to abolish obamacare, give us the senate. you don't do it. it's one lie after lie after lie. i'll just say at some point the republican electorate has to stop wanting to be lied to by republican candidates. these lies have been hoisted on an electorate that would be disappointed if this ever came to fruition and anybody got elected that said they would keep all muslims out of america. it will never happen. >> it won't happen no. you're absolutely right. look, somebody has got to speak realistically to the republican electorate. frankly, i don't think the establishment candidates and maybe they are the wrong candidates, but their message to the extent that they are trying to deliver realistic message has not gotten through to the base that sort of eating up this fantasy. it's going disaster. >> gene, just said it. democratic party was dead forever until a guy from arkansas showed up. the republican party was dead forever until 1980 when ronald reagan. it comes down to a pers

if obamacare is so awful, why are republicans in kentucky, wyoming, montana, north dakota, new hampshire eager to use it? it's simple. the affordable care act expands coverage and it cuts cost. it's good for the states. that's why arizona expanded medicaid. it's insuring hundreds of thousands of arizonans as we talk now. i was disappointd with my friend, who we served together, we came to the house together, came to the senate together -- that's the senior senator from arizona. he made it clear that he'll vote for repeal in spite of all the people benefiting from obamacare back home. here's what john mccain said -- and i quote -- "obviously the governor and legislature in my state decided that they wanted that program, and so it is going to trouble me in the vote." close quote. the senior senator from arizona ignores that he is casting a vote in direct option to the needs of the -- direct opposition to the needs of the people in arizona. if republicans aren't listening to state leaders to whom are they listening? corporations, billion-dollar companies have no trouble getting congressional republicans

have signed uple for obamacare them us your. the white house is calling the killing of six u.s. soldiers in afghanistan "cowardly." the americans were killed yesterday while on virtual near bagram airbase. they were targeted by a suicide bomber on a motorcycle. the taliban claimed responsibility. one of the victims was a new york police detective serving in the air national guard. the attack raises the number of u.s. service people killed in afghanistan this year to 21. u.s. sergeant bowe bergdahl made his first of -- appearance before a judge on charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. he has not decided whether he a court-martial with a jury, or one with a judge. if convicted at a general court-martial, he could get life in prison on the behavioral charge enough to five years for diversion. the man accused of buying rifles used by the san bernardino killers is being held without bail. the judge suggested enrique theuez poses a threat to community. he is facing weapons and terrorism charges. prosecutors say that he bought the rifles used by the shooters in san ber

i'm not going to let the republicans rip up obamacare >>> good evening and thanks for joining us. we have major developments in the terror that struck california. let's go straight to my "nightline" coanchor byron pitts in san bernardino again for us tonight. >> reporter: good evening from california. tonight the nation grappling with what officials now say may be the deadliest terror attack on our homeland since 9/11. authorities saying a young mother who arrived here on a fiancee visa may have radicalized her husband. pledging allegiance to the leader of isis as the couple turned a holiday party into a killing field. tonight investigators trying to determine how the warning signs of their double life went undetected. this is the first picture of tashfeen malik whose killing spree with her husband ended in the young mother herself allegedly firing out the back window of this suv at police. today authorities say they are investigating the shoot-out in san bernardino as an act of terror. >> this is now a federal terrorism investigation led by the fbi. >> reporter: authorities say w

obamacare. away at portions of it in a massive budget bill and may use it as a talking point in 2016. >> from a political perspective, obamacare has been the gift that keeps on giving for republicans. whenever they've run on it aggressively, they tend to do fairly well. nikole: putting democrats on defense. >> you can't go in and tell 12 million people who have insurance because of obamacare, we're taking that away. you can't tell people say with cancer who have gotten insurance because of obamacare that they no longer have insurance. nikole: while the presidential hopefuls may play up the issue on the trail. >> obamacare has cooled a little bit as an issue. nikole: kaiser family foundation ceo drew altman says polling shows the public has more pressing health concerns. >> we found that the high costs of drugs, this is really a surprise to me, emerged as the number one issue for people as their top priority for the president and congress. nikole: in fact, kaiser says the majority of those surveyed are concerned about the prices of chronic illnesses and rising out-of-pockets costs, especially whe

use e-verify. because a lot of these folks coming a cross the border are coming to work. >> the republicans they don't defund obamacare their constitutional power. they didn't stop obama's executive amnesty, they funded it. are they catering to big business as many charge? >> i think some are. some are. you need a strong president who is willing to lead. >> the day you announced, a lot of people were jealous i got the first interviews. you just announced you're running for president. i asked you hard questions about immigration and driver's licenses for immigrants. i did my work. but i want you to lay out your vision. you want to be president. you want the most important job in the world. does that happen less and less now? do you think these moderators think it's their job to debate you? >> everybody wants to be woodward and bernstein. >> if they did, they would go after hillary. >> no woodward and bernstein for republicans. that's the deal. they want to make themselves famous. they're more important. then they get to brag to their friends at the cocktail party on the weekend, look what i did to that republican. >> t

work with republicans in congress to fix the damage obamacare has done to health care in america. work with us to replace obamacare with real reforms that low costs so more nerns can afford to buy insurance. mr. president, i ask permission to include following my remarks my comments at the health care summit in february of 2010 and the letter that i handed to president obama following our debate at the health care summit in 2010. and i yield the floor. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. murray: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, like many of my colleagues, i am deeply disappointed that republican leaders have dedicated this week to partisan political attacks rather than working with us though deliver results for the families we represent. so i want to take a few minutes today to talk about the work we could and should be doing and make clear again that republican efforts to undermine families' health care are nothing but a dead end. i'm pleased that over the last fuel months republicans and democr

can drive themselves reports say the car would be built by ford using google's self-driving technology.the 20-16 enrollment for obamacare is outpacing last year. the department of health and human services says more than 8 million people have signed up via the ****deral** insurance exchange.that doesn't include sign-ups in states with their own exchanges. the government also says more young adults are signing up.the final deadline for obtaining 2016 coverage is january 31st. southwest airlines will pay 2 point 8 million to settle an f-a-a lawsuit over improper repairs of more than a dozen aircraft. the government sued alleging southwest did not properly oversee a contractor hired to make repairs.and the airports are going to the dogsa& literally!united airlines is bringing out a force of 200-dogs across the nation to interact with travellers.the idea is to help stressed-out holiday travelers. people can pet, scrarah and hang out with the furry friends at airport terminals.that's your cbs moneywatch report. for more log onto cbs moneywatch dot com. at the new york stock exchange im hena daniels justin has your weather to

use the that obamacare is collapsing under its own weight.let it go now said he has to straighten that out. nothing he does is correct. and its more worried about global warming and it comes out all the time the biggest problem to say is this real? people will lead to blood our cities in the middle east. drowning people in cages. we have not seen anything like this. does anybody see chopping off heads until you jester to see it. that is true. whoever heard of this? is a vicious group of animals we will stop them so strong and so fast. what have the feeling is that i want to tell you that they always cover on live television i cannot stand them nobody else goes on live television but a dog have crowds like this. believe me. bush has 59. he starts speaking and we can make a lot of money with them. [laughter] every place they go there are thousands and thousands and the fire marshall. . . the owner mark has been great to us, he said if you want to use it, use it, it was like on a thursday, i said when? i said how many seats you have? he said sai

obamacare. >> empower the patient. take government from getting between us and our doctors. >> reporter: to get any of those proposals, they will need to run the table to 2016, without holding the white house, the house and filibuster proof majority in the senate. undoing obamacare will be a daunting process. bret? >> thank you. president obama's e.p.a. broke the law with the social media blitz. gao called the effort covert propaganda. the e.p.a. says it disagrees with the assessment. courts put the regulation on hold as they consider a number of lawsuits. a threat considered credible in l.a. closes schools. the same threat in new york does not. we'll talk about terror today. isis and politics. a panel joins me after the break. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inha

we reported the hire more heroes act, which relieved small businesses of burdensome obamacare subsidies and derks us could moo, obamacare mandates, that made it harder for them to hire veterans. this legislation was signed into law in july. and in february we held a markup to consider 17 accep separate tx bills, all of them bipartisan, all of which passed without objection through the committee. today, two of those have become law and hopefully before we adjourn this week we'll pass legislation that incorporates at least 11 more. adding those 11 bills to the finance committee total, 27 of the 30 bills we reported will have been signed into law. that's a pretty good batting averages mr. president. when you include the bills we discharge from the committee, the grand total comes to 23 separate bills out of our committee signed or incorporated into law. not bad for a year's work. in addition, at the beginning of the year, we launched five separate tax reform working groups in an effort to advance the larger tax reform conversation. these working groups, each of them cochaired by a republican and a demo

if hillary's in the white house, she's going to continue obamacare, i trust her, and i know she's going to fight for all of us. i'm hillary clinton, announcer: this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at 10:00 with steve karlin stacey horst, , chief meteorologist john mclaughlin, and iowa's garman. stacey: a tense atmosphere in baltimore tonight as the trial begins for one of 6 officers charged in the death of freddie gray. steve: the 25-year-old died in police custody earlier this year. the city erupted in violent protests for days afterward. baltimore police officer william porter was quickly escorted into the courthouse where he'll stand trial for his alleged involvement in the death of freddie gray. just steps away protesters are a , reminder of the tension surrounding gray's death. the 25-year-old died of spinal injuries while in police custody last april. william porter's trial is the first of the 6 baltimore police officers charged in gray's death. >> i want those guys to have a third trial, i really do. let justice prevail, but please let there be justice. steve: the prosecution says porter sho

whatever you're making hena: report to the carbon be built by ford using googles self driving technology. the 2016 enrollment for obamacare is outpacing last year. the department of health and human services said one 8 million people have signed up yet the federal insurance exchange. that does not include sign up for the state with her on it changes. the government says more young adults are signing up. the final deadline for 2016 coverage is january 31. southwest airlines will pay $2.8 over and -- an faa lawsuit over improper repairs. they sued alleging southwest and up properly oversee a contractor hired to make those repairs. the airports are going to the dogs, literally. united airlines is bringing out a -- to interact with travelers. the idea is to help stressed holiday travelers. they can hang out with a fairy friends at airport terminals across the country. that is your cbs money was report. for more, log on to cbs money watch.com. the new york stock exchange, i'm editing. -- hena daniels. jason: we will see the rain make its way into a little bit of snow. i doubt we will see more than one inch and spots. more chan

there's obamacare upheld, gay marriage voiced on us, obama withdraws our troops from iraq, i'm a ferocious supporter andiable obama comes in and gives away our victory, i hate him for that more than for obamacare. [applause] >> none of this had to happen, it is all the result of teddy kennedy's 1965 immigration act. without the 1965 immigration act the post 1970 immigrant very different from the pre1970's immigrant. so i don't want to hear any weeping about your grandfathers, but we will get back to that. the post 1970 immigrant is what got him elected without the post 1970 immigrant. without the 1965 immigration act romney would have won a bigger victory against obama than reagan did against carter in 1980. probably some of you were surprised as i was the day at 3:00 a.m. a.m. election night. i thought he was going to win that. get used to say that, i thought we were going to win that. how did we get obamacare. how did he win? , well, he cheated but he wouldn't have been within shouting distance of cheating but for 100,000somali's in minnesota who were instructed by the congressmen you mu

us." -- is one of the few in the another hot topic on capitol hill is obamacare -- and republicans again vote to dismantle the law. the vote is largely symbolic because the president will veto it -- and republicans don't have enough votes to override it. but they want to use his veto as a message to voters in next year's election that sending a republican to the white house could mean the end of obama care parenthood. speaking of the race for the white house: the republicans cover many topics at a jewish, faith- based forum. reid binion shows us what they talked about -- along with a few awkward moments. more than a dozen g-o-p candidates -- courted voters at the republican jewish coalition thursday. many took the opportunity to talk tough on terrorism--new jersey governor chris christie called the mass shooting in san bernardino terrorism "as a former prosecutor ... i am convinced that was a terrorist attack. we need to come to the next world war." but the candidates also touched on softer topics happy hanukah." ...others stumbled a bit trying to connect with the jewish audience donald

obamacare tax. announcer: the magical thing about using energy wisely is that anyone can do it. get together and make a difference. learn what you can do at... sharyl: the cadillac tax has nothing to do with cars. it's a tax that's coming on health insurance plans that the government decides are too good. this week, democrats and republicans joined to postpone the tax, which was supposed to raise $9 billion under obamacare. we looked into why it's so katie riess is part of diminishing crowd these days. the married mother of 2 likes her health care plan. shshsays her husband's union contract p pvides excellent coverage for their whole family. katie: it's pretty affordable for us. my husband's employer pays for most of it and it's a good plan. sharyl: but according to thele care act, it's too good. and by the time 3-year-old spencer walks into kindergarten, the riess family and millions of families like them will be hit with the so-callll obamacare cadillacacax. katie: yes, too much coverage, so you are going to get taxed on it. that doesn't equate. it doesn't seem like it's going

us something. pearl says the failure of obamacare. i think this is great news. not that people's healthcare plans are growing. >> obama is teaching the entire country that big government doesn't v very well. now that we know it doesn't work very well will we ever get people in washington who will roll it back? >> i wish i heard this idea, oh, this time. the pony is coming. the idea people look at obamacare after having witnessed similar failures. this time, i got it now. john: coming up, good news. plus ... ugly lessons in political correctness. you totalled your brand new car. nobody's hurt,but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. new car replacement is just one of the features that come standard with a base liberty mutual policy. and for drivers with accident fo

us something. pearl says the failure of obamacare. i think this is great news.hat people's healthcare plans are growing. >> obama is teaching the entire country that big government doesn't v very well. now that we know it doesn't work very well will we ever get people in washington who will roll it back? >> i wish i heard this idea, oh, this time. the pony is coming. the idea people look at obamacare after having witnessed similar failures. this time, i got it now. john: coming up, good news. plus ... ugly lessons in plus ... ugly lessons in political correctness. now? can i at least put my shoes on? if your bladder is calling the shots... ...you may have a medical condition called overactive bladder or oab. you've got to be kidding me. i've had enough! it's time to talk to the doctor. ask your doctor about myrbetriq to treat the oab symptoms of urgency, frequency, and leakage. myrbetriq is the first and only medicine in its class. myrbetriq (mirabegron) may increase blood pressure. tell your doctor right away if you have trouble emptying your bladder or have a

us something. pearl says the failure of obamacare. i think this is great news. are growing. >> obama is teaching the entire country that big government doesn't v very well. now that we know it doesn't work very well will we ever get people in washington who will roll it back? >> i wish i heard this idea, oh, this time. the pony is coming. the idea people look at obamacare after having witnessed similar failures. this time, i got it now. john: coming up, good news. plus ... ugly lessons in political correctness. john: if you follow me on social media, what did you learn from news stories in 2015? berks rnel wrote, we are way too sensitive to issues of race and ethnicity. paul wrote this was the year being offended. the university of tennessee student were told don't use hip or her, use gender neutral word. even president obama told student to stop trying to shut debate down. >> you should have an argument with them but you shouldn't silence them by saying you can't come because i'm too sensitive. john: some student are so self-righteous in their demand for safe s

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what we continue to hear from our constituents is that this insurance, the obamacare insurance product is too expensive to use. once they do get it because of the co-pays and deductibles and premiums that are there. it's a very expensive product. we want to look at the gao report from september. today we want to go through this with you as both chairman upton, chairman murphy have said. it is very difficult for our constituents. and basically what it appears is that this has been a false promise that was given to people, that they would have health care access because they're going to insurance. and that has not come about. so we are very concerned about the dollars that have been spent on the state exchange is. we are concerned about the quality o of the product them ad they give the balance of my time to dr. burgess. >> thank you for yield and. -- yielding. the administration has invested billions of dollars in an experiment. the experiment that did not include the necessary safeguards and, in fact, ignored successful models in the private market. the health benefit exchange is our one such experiment. mill

long been established by the senate republicans as well that they were going to use it to sort of offended the obamacare which president obama will ultimately vetoed. but regarding the sanctuary city question, and other questions, and senate bill there's a whole different rule that governs when you can or cannot use reconciliation and for what you can use it for. and the purposes have to be primarily budgetary in nature. it's possible i suppose that there would have been a way to craft the reconciliation bill that would have addressed the sanctuary cities, but that seems like a very narrow use to be able to have the desire to budget the impact. >> host: what about the serious refugee program will we see something about that attached to this bill? >> i've been hearing that a group of house republicans would very much like to attach this year he and refugee issue to the omnibus spending bill, but it's one that just a couple of days ago senator richard durbin, the number two democrat in the senate was making it very clear to the reporters that is when the democrats were going to sort of push in particular.

senator graham: they are probably not going to pay much, and the rest of us will pay for it. obamacareis not about 30 million uninsured, it is about getting everyone under government run health care. the way they are going to accomplish it, it makes it so expensive for the private sector to offer coverage. companies all over new hampshire are reducing the number of hours to avoid obamacare costs and they are not going to expand their business. and there are going to pay the fine under obamacare rather than keeping insurance. to put everybody in these exchanges that are monopolies. and the number of providers goes down, not up. so the consolidation of health care under the government umbrella is the goal of obamacare. my goal is to have it affordable, available, and improve quality. open up networks to competition. individual responsibility. and low income people, i will help you pay your premiums. i want more competition, not less. i don't want anybody to get sick and lose. i want a balanced approach. but this is about balancing health care under the government umbrella. >> here is the

us." the county he serves in new york -- is one of the few in the state -- that requires anyone obamacare. the vote is largely symbolic because the president will veto it -- and republicans don't have enough votes to override it. but they want to use his veto as a message to voters in next year's election that sending a republican to the white house planned parenthood. iowa republicans finalize all precints for the february first caucuses. for the first time, the party is opening three regional offices to help organization. there will be more than 16- hundred caucus locations throughout the state, democrats have finalized more than 90-percent of their precinct locations. back home in iowa -- a sheriff's office makes 16 drug arrests. the cerro gordo sheriff's office says it took months to investigate -- but just 2 days to track down the suspects, wanted on a range of charges... investigations that had been taking place over a period of time, and it was the proper time to make the arrest at this point." 11 are tied to the delivery of meth. one week later and still no sign of a missing iowa t

obamacare changes. this exercise will never be used to solidify obamacare and never for a second considered allowing that to happen. as democrats have begun to recognize with the elements within need to suspend one of the more harmful taxes of obamacare. with that moratorium on the medical device tax. one of the more unpopular poorly drafted taxes with republicans and democrats alike. not only because it demonstrates the opposition but it will help patients and consumers throughout the country see the health care costs go up because of the medical device tax. i have offended advocate but at least we will for the next two years we will see what happens. with the tax relief and with the permanence of the tax code is the biggest reason we need to pass this legislation and. this legislation will look a lot different. but that is not where we live. here in the real world i know i say that a lot with the importance of compromise almost every time we have considered the high-profile pieces of legislation but that does not make my a arguments and the less true. if anyone was so inclined the excuse is to vote no.