obama care website oh, petition per pierce morgan. >> obama care. >> have you been to the obama care website? no, i hear it is a mess. 0 america. 0 america. snshg was that an obama impersonalation. >> how can he get give more track to the website. >> more trips to mars. nmore for the jedi comboit to england or obama care. >> it is the jedi comboit. i just went to england. >> do you think more people bought the music album. or signed up for obama care. >> signed up for obama care. >> no william solid more. do you think that more people signed up for a on line jewish dating service or obama care. >> jewish dating service. >> which would you see obama on on line or jewish dating service. >> you think more people are going sky diving or signed up for obama care. >> sky do i having. >> which is less stressful. >> sky diving. >> and i would rather free fall and hope the chute opens. >> you think more people signed the petition to create a death star or seened up for obama care. >> obama care. >> death star. america wants a death star more than obama care. >> so there you have it. our thank

with obama? >> on some issues there will be some defining issues in which i'm sure she will. there'll be some moments in which she'll be able to define the stakes of the election in her own way. >> how much do you worry looking at the degree to which mcauliffe began to fall apart in the last ten days despite a 4 to 1 spending advantage, how much do you worry that if obama care can't get fixed that by next summer it is a really big problem for the democratic party and for liberalism in general? >> there's a lot of people. we all are disappointed in the rollout and how it's taken place. we know there are some very good things part of obama care. i was denied earlier this year health insurance because of a pre-existing condition. i now have it because of obama care. there are good things that are a part of it. we are all disappointed it wasn't rolled out in a way which highlighted that. so there is some concern out there for it. but if you look at the two candidates, both terry mcauliffe and chris c

that's an obama. whew, check out that obama. >> you got obamaed. you're an obama. >> bork became a verb. >> you could start something right here. >> all right. >> eric. >> okay, hosting o'reilly tonight, but cashing in tomorrow morning for a big interview with glen greenwald. i asked him if president obama regarding the nsa was uninformed or misinformed. >> inquestion is, do you think president obama was misinformed or uninformed? >> i think neither. i think he was informed but chose to tell the public things that he knew to be false. >> and then we go on and on. 11:30 tomorrow morning. >> cashing in. your turn, juan. >> it's the day after. the day after halloween. and we have to pick a winner for best costume, and the winner is -- >> heidi klum. 40-year-old heidi klum. >> wow. >> looking like a 100-year-old unbelievable. because she is gorgeous. of course, i think she's a gorgeous 100-year-old woman. that's unbelievable. >> juan, you're allowing her to walk around in old face. >> what's wrong with that? what are you upset with? >> agest. >> i must

obama care. >> politics trumped -- >> we think alike. >> absolutely. i spent the whole weekend, "washington post," "forbes," -- >> boring weekend. >> i was consuming everything i could because this was important and the public wants to know ways going on. two things came clear. number one, this was obama's baby. he wanted this website up and running and it was going to be his shining moment, his shining accomplishment. the other thing, that was it, politics overrule practicality because it wasn't ready. as recent as mid-2011, cgi, cgi federal, which is the canadian firm, the american subsidiary of cgi, the canadian group, was hired to come on and get obama care up and running. this was important. i call this a smoking gun, all right, this was in "the washington post" blog about four or five clicks in. it's a letter, an e-mail from cgi to cms. now, cms is the group that was charged with bringing the obama care website up and running. the group within obama care, the center for medicaid and medicar

obama's approval ratings. have dropped to the low eest numbers approval. 63% disapprove of his rollout of the health care law. >> the president broke a major promise to the american people and now it's hard for them to trust any assurances under this law. >> he suggested at a news conference just last week, that he had no inkling that the website would be a mess. >> i don't think i'm stupid enough to go around saying this will be like shopping on amazon or travelocity a week before the website opened if i thought it wasn't going to work. >> reporter: jay carney acknowledged that the president was briefed as early as march. >> the review if you carefully look at it, made observations based on interviews it made recommendations that hhs and cms adopted to improve the site. >> have these changes been made? >> absolutely, the president, ed -- zwl he did follow up. >> as we said repeatedly got regular briefings and was told there were problems that were being addressed. >> reporter: the president's credibility is a

michael tweets, senator obama wouldn't have liked this president obama guy much. follow me on twitter @megyn kelly. check out our page at facebook.com/the kelly file. good night . >>> it is the end of obamamania. >> yes, we can! >> the approval rating drops to the lowest point ever. >> one of the problems we have had is one side of capitol hill is invested in failure. >> bob beckel and andrea tantaros are are here. >> i want to say i'm sorry to mrs. palin. >> ann coulter has a message for nbc news. >> it's worse than people know. >> plus a former obama secret service agent warns that it's worse than people know. >> i'm not trying to scare you. >> he'll explain. "hannity" starts right here, right now. >> welcome to "hannity." in a moment, breaking news about a second wave of insurance cancellations that are looming. so will they impact you? senator ted cruz is standing by with reaction. first another day, another devastating poll indicating that the end of obamamania is upon us. we knew this day would come. we don't know how badly the country would be danieled. acc

any single scandal within the obama administration and president obama acts outraged, says it and then all of the sudden nothing really happens. i doubt that anyone will be held accountable until more heat is on this. >> this is like me disciplining my kids. if you do that, you will be punished. they do it and i say, i'm angry. you know what that leads to? they do it again. >> hopefully people working at the white house have more discipline and work ethic than your kids, megyn. >> doubt it. >> they're only 2, 4 and 3 months. >> on a serious note if i were a betting man i would anticipate and suspect people would be held accountable. >> who? >> and firings will happen. >> are her initials k.s.? >> i'm sorry? >> are her initials k.s.? >> look, people are going to be -- even robert gibbs, former press secretary suggested the chief of staff, somebody should fire somebody. at the present moment the white house should be all guns blazing, focused solely on fixing health care.gov's website first. >> they have to restore confidence and trust. >> yeah. >> you want heads to roll for theet r thea

this is obama's katrina. then we plugged the leak, got repairs for people in the gulf, and it wasn't mentioned in the 2012 campaign. so i think it's hard to make a judgment. >> obama care is not the oil. >> no, it's not, but if i were concerned about these numbers as well as the number of people that can get on this website and get obama care. i think when they fix that, this problem will take care of itself. >> is this a brand problem or progressive view of the government unable to solve problems? >> that's a good question. obviously, we don't know, and you're right, health care is not the bp oil spill. it's something that's going to go on for years and decades. you talk to people about it and say, we're really not in the first inning of the nine-inning game. so it's going to take a while to sort this out. i go back to the old notion of follow the money. where is the money going in health care? and individuals are going to pay, employers are going to pay, the government is paying subsidies, but the real inte

it was obama care. and i always thought it could be repealed and replaced and i think the prospects are greater now than they have been, the prospects of really removing parts of it, delaying parts of it, but actually i think getting rid of parts it in the next year or two are much greater than i would have thought. i think the case for appeal is becoming increasingly obvious. fri friedrich, call your office. failing in two ways. they didn't ntd what they were doing. you can't understand what you're trying to do if you try to remake the health care system all at once in a bunch of rooms in the white house. and secondly, the coerciveness of it. when you begin down that road of telling people, gee, you can't have that health insurance plan you don't want. now there's someone running in my distinct in virginia for the house of delegates. she's decided, well, doctors probably will have to be forced to accept medicaid patients because that will be necessary to make the system work. and i think people are see

president obama is by no means alone in the obama care disaster. another fox poll shows republicans surged ahead of democrats on the gallup poll. just one mnt ago they were behind. pretty telling. here with reaction, fox news contributor katie pavlic and ebony williams. when a majority of americans think their president knowingly lied, knowingly deceived them, how do you recover from that? there is an issue about incompetence. that's the website rollout. when they think the president is a liar, untruthful, deceptive, what does it mean for a president that's still got three years left? >> right, sean. no questions about it. i'm not going to pretend like president obama doesn't have a serious credibility issue at this moment. deservedly so. he stood up and owned it today. this is on him. absolutely. the best thing the president can do, we have heard the term, stop the bleeding. i don't know if he can. he can take seriously the idea of letting people keep their policies -- >> he said if you like it, you can keep it, period. >> there is a new bill he h

a referendum on obama care. and then anti-obama care side lost, right? you know that they -- our friends on the fox news channel have been whacking away at this all day trying to turn the republicans losing the governorship in virginia into a bad thing for democrats. specifically a bad thing for health reform. but the fact is, last night, virginia against all historical odds elected a democrat. not a republican, they elected a democrat who specifically promised to expand health reform in the state. today, president obama went to texas, of all places to talk about expanding health reform in that state. texas has more uninsured people in the state in the country by a mile. and the republican-controlled state government in texas are making sure that the access to obama care are as hard as possible to access for people who live in texas. it is provocative seeing president obama going down to texas to see rick perry, to see how the republicans have done so wrong by the people in their own state. the republicans in te

because if it was a referendum on obama care, then obama care won. you know? look, i think that obama care rises and falls with how things shake out in the next few months. but what we're seeing is that the polling is staying pretty much the same. people who had doubts have doubts, and people who were -- willing to give it a chance give it a chance. but i think it's crazy for them to continue to run against obama care. but i see no evidence that they won't. and i also see evidence as zerlina says, the tea party is not backing off. the head of the susan b. anthony fund said the reason cuccinelli was losing was he wasn't strident enough of social issues and played them down in favor of jobs and the economy message. these people continue to think the only problem with their electoral outcomes is they're not crazy enough and they're not going to let up with that message. >> that's right. >> big win in virginia for terry mcauliffe and hillary clinton. the integrity of the vote will be certainly watched by the new governor, which i think is going to be very importan

obama realizes laughter is really the best medicine and obama care lowers your stress by being hilariously incompetent tent. so in a way he's making us all feel better by being such a disaster. but i have to say, the big question here is this problem for him temporary or is it forever. because he's been able to extricate himself from everything and move on as if nothing has happened. but this feels like quick sand. this is his greatest achievement and flimsier than his first pitch. i don't know how he gets out of this. >> this was a bad pitch. >> the greater good is now the worser bad. he taught everybody when big government succeeds, big government is evil. >> and if you look forward to 2014, you have to anticipate a lot of these businesses are probably going to start to drop coverage because that employer mandate will be running out right up into the point of the m mid firm elections. so how does the president get these stories? she be angry at the person that pd h handed him the story? >> the interesting thing for him is that later on, that woman jennifer isnsanford, she said s didn't b

. >> obama care was a mistake. i don't think obama care has failed. >> the more we hear about the technical problems concerning the website, the more it looks as if it's going to take quite a while and this website will never be quite right. >> we don't care if the website gets up and running, it's just going to prove to be an invitation to find out more problems as to obama care as a whole. >> the next ticking time bomb, increased costs for anyone who gets their health insurance through their employer. >> small business plans are being just denied an cancelled. >> the real problem with obama care is not that the website isn't working, it's frankly that the affordable care act is working just as it was designed. >> the rollout itself and a malfunctioning website isn't the problem, obama care itself is the problem. >> we're seeing costs go up, we're seeing millions of americans lose the insurance that they like. >> hello, everyone, i'm dana perino. the obama care deadline to fix healthcare.gov, it will operate much

breaking news on obama care. more previously unreleased documents highlighting serious concerns among top administration i.t. officials in the week before, days before, the disastrous website launch. james rosen is here with the breaking details. >> reporter: good evening. these new documents on which come with the names of the e-mail recipients redacted. they shed further light on the testing of the obama care website and the alarm bells some were sounding internally about the failures being encountered. among those sending and receiving these newly disclosed e-mails were henry chow, the project manager for the healthcare.gov website for cms, that's the agency with oversight responsibility. and also todd park, the chief technologyat the white house. on one e-mail, september on september 26 of this year, and received by henry chow among other, an information services official at cms described how on the preceding day, quote, on wednesday, 9-25, the test finished with a lot of errors. he continued, the individual

it doesn't distract people from obama care, it reminds them of obama care. it reminds them of all the broken promises. it reminds them of the power grab. it reminds them of the way democrats set up one set of rules for themselves and another for everybody else. >> well, you know, i don't know how he's thinking there. he's no fool, but he's a propagandist. because clearly the democrats were able to pass obama care. they were able to pass it even with the filibuster threat. so this has nothing to do with the president's health care plan. it just seems like why -- well, i don't know. it is plugging the fact they hate obama care. so no matter what anybody says, it was that old joke about rudy giuliani, no matter what he said the sentence always included 9/11. right? >> right. it's the only card they have to play. they're going to keep repeating it between now and next november. it's going to be what they're going to try to make the midterm election about. what if it turns around, chris? what if it gets better? what if by next march obama care isn't looking too b

he embraced obama care. he won. the gigt who spend the whole time fighting obama care, lost. there's no wonder that the president is in texas tonight arguing giving millions of people access to health insurance is a good idea. >> you have a wonderful fantasy life. >>> second, in virginia, two weeks ago terry mcauliffe was up 13 points and cuccinelli turned on the obama care issue, and he cut that lead to under three points in less than two weeks. so i would think if i were a democrat, i would be a little worried. if you look at the democratic senators up for reelection, they're not behave. in the "crossfire", senator bernie sanders, a verm independence, and republican senator david vitter, who opposes obam-bama care. a number of senators went down to the white house, and have begin to ask the president to -- to draw things out, to open up the bill, to reconsider certain things. do you think that given the problems we're having with the website, the problems with implementation, that it is legitimate to say that some modification has to be made, because the schedule is simply

>>> mitt romney disavows obama care. is it the same health care plan the former governor sold to massachusetts? i will talk to the architect of both plans in minutes. >>> the president's meeting with the leader of iraq. exactly what kind of military help is that country seeking from the u.s., and will it happen? >>> in office politics, down to its last days? i talked to cnbc's carl quintanilla about the problems with blackberry. >>> and how much money could this work of art fetch? it's in today's list of number ones. >>> hello, everyone. it's high noon here in the east, 9:00 a.m. out west. welcome to "weekends with alex witt." he's back with a whole lot to say. mitt romney on today's "meet the press," talking about the comparisons between romney care in massachusetts and obama care. >> and perhaps the most important lesson the president failed to learn was you have to tell the american people the truth. what when he told the american people you could keep your health insurance if you wanted to keep that plan, period, he

the bad news, the toner cartridges are not covered by obama care. that's the only >> the national joke continues. but the white house in full panic mode trying to orchestrate a quick fix for the obama care debacle. but is the president's fix to the law unconstitutional? my next guest says it is. with me, florida congressman and a member of the house oversight committee, ron desantis from florida. all right, congressman. what do you say that the president's attempt at an obama care fix is unconstitutional? >> well, good evening, judge. when the president announced this "fix" he said we're going to extend the grandfather clause to cover some of these plans that people have signed up for in the last couple years. the problem with that is that obama care, the statute, does not cover any of those plans. so those cancellations are by design of the law. so he doesn't want congress to be able to go in and grandfather them, because he knows we'll give people way more relief than he wants to. so he's trying to say that he can kind of extend protection. the pr

how does that make obama feel? better off smoking crack than passing obama care. would have been ten points higher. actually, have you noticed the president backtracking a little bit? like at a funds raiser earlier this week, he said, no, no, what he promised was that you could keep your health care plan if it hasn't changed since the law had passed. you know, he's such a good speaker. he almost believed it himself. and then his pants caught fire. that that's when i nooi. the american dream is of a better future, a confident retirement. those dreams, there's just no way we're going to let them die. ♪ like they helped millions of others. by listening. planning. working one on one. that's what ameriprise financial does. that's what they can do with you. that's how ameriprise puts more within reach. ♪ >>> the most quoted thing or requoted thing you have said in your presidency. if you like your health care plan, you can keep it. you said it a lot during the run-up. at this point, though, it's obviously something -- a promise that has not been able to be kept. wha

suddenly obama care blew up. he hasn't had in the last year one big triumph that you can say, wow, he's on his second term, and as you know, in the white house staffing there is still a lot of confusion and infighting going on. >> right now at hillary clinton headquarters they're having a meeting saying, we're not going to have to knock off the obama bumper sticker with a circle and moon rise that every democratic candidate has for two years. now the question is where do the democrats go? you're going to see i think the progressive left in the democratic party go back to their argument which is, why don't we do single payer? >> is there not a progressive fight, and i've talked to democrats who say, hey, we finally get to talk about the budget again, and that's where republicans seem to direct this predilection of hurting themselves. they're sort of counting on that coming up in a couple months. >> i understand why people turn to politics because there are no good guys anymore. it used to be someone won and someon

president barack obama held the hour long news conference in which he admitted the obama care roll out was rough, crumbled and ultimately on him. the president proposed a fix for those who received cancellation notices from insurers after receiving assurances from him, if you like your plan, you can keep your plan, period. we have fox team coverage. jim looks at medicaid enrollment numbers and staggering costs. mike emmanuel examines the costs. win dell good evening. the president has a fix he's proposing that might not do it either. >> vowing the pressure largely from red state democrats and congress, president barack obama offered a fix he said would remove the affordable care act as the reason people are receiving cancellation notices. >> current plans will extend to 2014 and americans who's plans have been cancelled can choose to enroll in the same kind of plan. >> president barack obama gave the conditions. inshuurers must explain what it doesn't cover and what additional plans they would get under obama care standards. insurers aren't required to grandfather the plan. it's unclea

president obama acknowledging that the obama care roll out could really hurt democrats and so just what could be the political fallout in >> plus to talk about it all is brad blakeman. and tamara is a crim that will attorney and fox news contributor. tamara, as we speak as an hour ago democrats are huddled and they are panicking because of all of the fallout. did the president do enough to comfort the frayed nerves? >> i don't know if he did enough. he's trying slowly, and slowly. as we saw last week, if you like your plan you can keep it is a farce. he's obviously doing damage control. and the democrats are the people with him and supporting this law are knocking on his door. but it is really two issues, it is not only if people are not able to keep the plan, but the website alone is not working. it is just a big mess and they are saying look you have to change things or we are jumping ship. >> it is brand new fox news polls and the first one asks americans if they thought the president lied about this. can you keep your plan, 50 percent think he knowingly lied. and 40 percent said he

who needs obama care in the first place? and how about this for an obama care fix. what about a total repeal? even "the new york times" reminded us today of the catastrophic medicare repeal back in 1989. might history be repeating itself? this as democratic leaders like nancy pelosi insist all is well. president obama himself about to rally his most ardent supporters and ask them to stand by the very troubled health care law. >>> and the dow crosses the 16,000 mark for the first time, but then retreats. and the debate continues over whether this rally is a bubble. those stories and much more coming up on "the kudlow report," beginning right now. welcome to "the kudlow report." we're live at p.m. on the east coast, 4:00 p.m. pacific. let's get right to the breaking news that president obama may be turning obama care back to the insurance companies. i think where it belongs. cnbc's eamon javers joins us with the details. good evening, eamon. >> reporter: good evening, larry. the white house was on the defensive again today, arguing with reporters over these prediction

will barack obama's legacy be a failed health care law. is obama care his katrina? >> i'm not a perfect man and i will not be a perfect president. >> and the president survived clinically and what about the second term agenda? i'll ask the man that wrote a book on him and one of barack obama's biggest survivors. will he stand by his man? >> howard dean, the former presidential candidate and david gurrigan. let me start with you on this. i watched the president's press conference yesterday, and as he went on and on and on and on taking the blame, soaking it in and so on, i just began to find myself distancing myself from him in term s of credibility and thinking why are you talking so much about this? just get it fixed. >> well, sometimes he does seem to think the longer he talks the more he persuades and i think that's wrong. i think it's just the reverse. if you're more transparent, he got into trouble because of when he said. that's most of the trouble saying it over and over and over again, i feel like your health care plan. >> did he mislead or was it a lie? >>

if barack obama was white. richard, richard -- >> it requires we get to work and try to fix this. >> richard, i want to say something you said about marcia fudge. she is a fraud like this president. you know what she said after black americans helped to reelect the president the second time, right after that, marcia fudge said now we can get down to work and hold the president accountable. she is not holding him accountable. the congressional black caucus was founded right before nixon became president. and you know what? they held him accountable. they boycotted his state of the union because they didn't like the fact -- >> i won't let you get away with that. >> you wouldn't, right, the cbc is a joke. >> and the country is not better off. >> the participation rate, it will not get through john boehner's congress. >> why don't we just blame bush. blame bush. he is out of office five years. all right, we got to go, coming up, alec baldwin faces an alleged stalker and breaks down in tears. we'll take you into the

according to president obama, they will talk about signing up for obama care. here's what the president tweeted this week. when your loved ones get together this holiday season, remember to talk to them about health insurance, hash tag, get talking and a link to this helpful video about having the talk. >> hi, mom. you almost here. >> i will be there in a few. >> good we have something important to talk to you about. >> what did you want to talk to me about. >> we know you don't have health shshs. we love you. that is it. health insurance. >> it is important. >> i will do. it i just thought, never mind. >> oh, yeah. and included on barakobama.comis a help guide. if your loved ones are coming home. make sure to remind them to pack the social security card and pay stub and w2 tax form and when and where to have your health care talk. and remember. here is conversation tips, for example, start by asking, have you thought about signing up for health insurance on the new marketplace. and finally, a pledge asking you to sign up and to have the conversation with your

obama's cause? >> i think in this would have happened in the private sector somebody would have lost their job. >> unbefore the president's biggest critics these days is robert gibbs. brit hume has some thoughts on that. >> charles krauthammer on why american workers are not making much money why while the wealthy continue to prosper. also tonight george zimmerman arrested in florida. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. oprah winfrey defending president obama using the race card that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. last week, ms. wintry promoting her film the butler in great britain was interviewed by the bbc. >> has it ever crossed your mind that some the treatment that obama and the challenges he has faced and some of the reporting he has received is because he is an african-american? >> has it ever crossed my mind? it's crossed my mind probably as many times as it's

just like you saw that there was an obama care rollout, this is an obama care fix rollout. >> stand by for the president. gloria is here. i assume the white house lawyers, they've all reviewed this. they've concluded the president, on his own, without legislation, can go ahead and make this so-called fix. >> i'm trying to get an answer from the insurance companies about whether they're going to cooperate with this. i mean, he can't demand that they do something. the insurance companies believe that they followed the regulations they were given. they've done this. now you're changing the rules. they believe -- the question is, this is going to be a death spiral for the entire obama care plan in the long term. >> why would it be a death spiral? >> well, because the people who might reooh new these policies -- if the insurance companies say, okay, we're going to give you a year extension on it just for one year. those young, healthy people -- a lot of the people who have these individual policies are young, healthy people who are maybe setting off on their own. if they don't go into the r

but first, obama's second term turmoil. "the new york times" says the white house is in crisis mode. the president's poll numbers are way down. and the rollout of his signature health care law has been a disaster. it's gotten so bad since his re-election, president obama is now actually being compared to richard nixon. >> it's one thing for bill clinton to say "i feel your pain." it's another thing for barack obama to say, i feel your pain that i have caused. and for him to say it's caused by a situation, that's the word he used in the operative sentence. we, this week, mark the one-year anniversary of his re-election. has there ever, with the exception of richard nixon, 1973, been a worst first year of a second term? >> and democratic strategist james carville also had some amusing advice for the president. >> i think the best thing he can do is take a toke on the mayor of toronto's crack pipe because his numbers are about -- >> all right. we're going to get to all of those stories. eric, one of the reasons the president's

obama's running against bad thinking. not bad people necessarily. but bad thinking. >> that was in some ways the essence of the 2012 campaign as well as 2008 campaign. i think obama did a good job about making that campaign about big values and how we apply them through the government. detroit and those sort of things. and he won that fight overwhelmingly against mitt romney and the people with bad thinking. i think at this stage now, though, it's really somewhat about deliverables. he has to tell a story that continues those the themes and continues to point out why people are blocking him. not just they are blocking him. >> okay. david -- >> let me finish. let me just finish. but he has to sort of talk about what could be done in specifics. not just through the health care act and fixing it, but he needs a very tight and tightly focused economic message to go along with that. >> how does he -- back to you, howard. i've argued for a long time and everybody can argue what they want and we all go to our battle stations when something goes wrong, but

next to him, barack obama today giving him his award, barack obama's really the first president without a memory of jack kennedy. born in 1961. we have a first lady today with michelle obama born after the president was killed in 1964. so it's the first time we've had a couple in the white house without that memory. i think that is a defining generational shift and change in terms of the white house and the leadership in washington without that the visible memory of that assassination date the rest of us have. >> are you surprised, doug brinkley, you're a presidential historian, how powerful that will moment to 508 years ago has become for so many people, not only in the united states but around the world? >> no it, i'm not at all. first off, being the first catholic president, you know, is a big deal. he was so handsome and we all get older and john f. kennedy's the gallant president gunned down in his prime. also, if you've been pointing out, television was just really coming into dominating communications around the world. so all this footage went everywhere. you can imagine. but als

why is the president no longer calli ining obama care. obama care? >> last week he never once addressed his signature domestic achieveme achievement, instead calling it the affordable care act. >> nancy pelosi calling it the affordable care act is right up there with social security, medicare and is a right and not a privilege. great to see you. >> hi. >> so what do you make of this sudden name change. it is all about the name. >> could it be because the numbers are going to -- >> curious. i guess you would say. look, i was actually thinking about this next week. i was thinking about when they might stop referring to it as obama care. you might remember that he did say he embraced it as obama care. people would stop calling it obama care once they realized it how great it is. so democrats embraced it and called it obama care. and now nancy pelosi went out of her way to say, it is the affordable care act. jay carney used both terms but they call it the affordable care act. some people might have a problem with it. but moving onto a record high right n

what did president obama do? well, he'll never convince these guys, but he did take out osama bin laden. hannity said he wasn't sure if obama wanted to do it. what else did he do? well, he ended gadhafi's rule of terror with an international coalition. you mean we got rid of gadhafi without invading him? yeah, we did that. americans were kind of high on that. and then, of course, ended the war in iraq. we're not killing 14,000 people anymore on faulty intelligence. things are winding down in afghanistan. and also the president has managed to start dismantling syria's chemical weapons program without any military action. and now for the first time in a decade, there is progress with iran. you simply can't compete with this list of foreign policy accomplishments. they're not victories. they're moving in a direction where maybe we can avert confrontation. but the republicans? they don't buy it. it drives them absolutely crazy. another reason republicans are guy, right here. the fact that john kerry, he's a part of i

president obama said that. because there were a lot of people in this country who were on the fear fence worried what's going to happen to them. are we going to lose our insurance. yeah, if it's lousy, you are. just say it. instead we're mopping it up and now they're throwing out possible legislation that might fix this. you know what will fix this? people go to the website, be patient, sign up, and get after it and get covered. well, so i probably won't be talking to him any time soon. we begin tonight with i guess breaking news. now, don't throw up at the dinner table on this one. the department of health and human services has released the obama care enrollment numbers. holy smokes. we're 100% higher than yesterday? what? 106,185 people have enrolled in the private health care plans through obama care. how about that? and that's just for october. but here's the kicker. nearly 1 million people have been approved for a private plan under obama care. they're still shopping. they haven't chosen. it's the shoppin

obama care rollout, today's highlights, i.t. professionals warned that the website is a hacker's dream, your personal info at risk. >>> at a fund-raiser in florida last night, kathleen sebelius gets nailed as healthcare.gov crashes just as the secretary smiles for her photo op. the law is falling apart at the seams and so is the president's approval rating, at an all-time low, 37%. maybe dragging it down is americans' realization that the law is a disaster. 31% approval rating on obama care. how many people think the law is working out well? only 7%. what's the white house make of all this? as ed henry knows, ed, are they so insulated that they can't even fathom the thought of scratching and starting over? >> reporter: i think panic may be a bit strong, but they're deeply concerned, they're worried. pick your adjective. bottom line, they realize the bottom is falling out both for the president's approval rating and approval of this law. if you look at this cbs poll, you already laid out some of the top-line numbers. when you dig

>> obama also said obama care would drop the cost of health care. it's gone up. he's continually misled the public and finally seeing the results of the poll numbers and his lack of governing and lack of experience. he spent his whole career campaigning. he's a great campaigner, but when it comes to be responsible and do the work in the white house, he can't do it. >> i think the fact that young people can actually get affordable health care under $100, that is lower health care. >> go ahead. >> i think it's come down to -- comes down to cynicism. i think we're a pretty cynical generation. >> yeah. >> and i think what a lot of people in my generation, myself not included, thought they saw in barack obama was a noncynical politician who was going to change things. and then -- >> no one's going to dispute that. >> and if you look at the poll you cited, the fox news poll that came out, the group that turned hardest on this president over the honest and trustworthy question are young people. because that b.s. detector went off in a way i think that was a rude awakeni

we continue to await those remarks from president obama. he'll be speaking about his signature legislation, the affordable care act and expected to announce plans for some sort of fix for people that they would like to keep their insurance policies that were kicked off of them because of the standard of care. we want to go now to actually speaker boehner who was speaking about what we want to learn more about this potential fix. let's take a listen. >> the american people to pay a ransom of higher taxes to enact common-sense policies that even the president has pushed for. when it comes to obama care it's clear that the american people simply can't trust this white house. the white house has said americans could trust them when they submitted their personal information, that the website was tested and was secure well, that hasn't happened. the website security wasn't tested before the launch and it has, in fact, been compromised. president obama announced that the premiums would not go up. instead, americans seeing premiums go up and go up

obama care is not enough. and now i think for the first time, virginians might actually experience obama care fully applied in good faith. the current governor declined the medicaid funding from the obama administration, and now the man who won last night wants to use that money to expand health care to 400,000 virginians. that's roughly a fifth of the people who voted yesterday. and a policy helping that many people could end up being pretty popular too. that does it for "the cycle." jonathan capehart is in for martin bashir. >> it's wednesday, november 6th. and who's got the power? ♪ i've got the power >> the rhetoric of reform is becoming the reality of reform and we're not going back. >> this race was a referendum on obama care. >> you go around and say a lot of biologically stupid things. >> the tea party isn't nearly as much fun as it sounds. >> you sent a message, virginia would continue the mainstream bipartisan position. >> despite being outspent by an unprecedented $50 million -- >> a lot of cuccin

basically obama has -- republicans claim that obama has tried to tack the dc circuit court with judges that republicans think they don't need and would pad it and make it a democratic jurisdiction and so republicans have been blocking all of obama's nominees for that reason. and as a result harry reid finally said he invoked the nuclear option which means only 51 votes than 60 votes to accrue judges. he will not do that for supreme court justices. republicans said if they do the nuclear option, the republicans will use it in spades back in the democrats if they get back in the senate. >> harry reid, the way he justified doing this nominees deserve an up or down vote and they can't just be filibustered away and the president deserved his team. does that rational make sense? >> it makes sense on the merits if you look at it in isolation. the problem with the judicial sites. there is hypochris. republicans stop democratic judges using means available to them. democrats stop the republican judges. it is a legislative branch and the stakes are so high that both pears will pull out all of th

obama care, there's no choice when it comes to obama care. it's haealth care administered y force, complete government control is and will be the only end result. >> hang in there, guys. michelle pointed out the dmv. some of the other public sector things, the post office, amtrak, green energy, all multibillion dollar colossal failures. ibm, at&t, google, other start-ups, those are millionity billion dollar winners. should the government turn it over to one of the private sector groups? >> it should go to the private sector. they are literally choking the last breath out of the free market and that's the way they want it. they want it all to funnel back. >> you're right. >> every road to the government to eliminate all choice, any form of capitalism in this country. that is what's coming. it's a bust. >> i hate to upset this wonderful party we're having here condemning obama care. but does anybody remember that, in fact, it was republicans conservatives who said we don't want single payer. we want the insurance companies involved in these exc

obama care is not enough. and now i think for the first time, virginians might actually experience obama care fully applied in good faith. the current governor declined the medicaid funding from the obama administration, and now the man who won last night wants to use that money to expand health care to 400,000 virginians. that's roughly a fifth of the people who voted yesterday. and a policy helping that many people could end up being pretty popular too. that does it for "the cycle." jonathan capehart is in for martin

it is time now for barack obama! >> john king, what made the president make that choice to seem so subdued? i thought he looked a little exhausted. >> i don't know and i don't read minds. so i'm always careful after a speech to say why did a president, why did anybody take tone they took? i would say in part because he was paying tribute to the late president kennedy on this 50th anniversary. but it is interesting, when you play the bite from teddy kennedy, they became great partners in the united states senate because ted kennedy was so close to the clinton family and developed such a good relationship with then senator 00 hip, that's why it was so surprising. but what this president misses at the moment, consider what he is doing. he is spending the first year of his second term defending the signature achievement of his first. all. his energy, all the oxygen is going into protect the law that already passed. not fighting to add to his legacy bypassing new laws. the type of people he misses is somebody like ted ken

its foreign policy over the last several years has been you know as a tale of lost opportunities when obama came into office he was pretty much handed a narrative he was handed a narrative of the arab spring and as a young fresh face who had promised much on his campaign in regards to. liberation and revolution. particularly with his speech in cairo he has it's pretty much fallen down on the job there he had a chance to you know defend advance the agendas of the revolutionary movements across the middle east and he decided to basically to succumb to the elites in the middle east to the agendas that competing agendas. in that in that time he has pretty much drowned under those agendas and can't seem to find his footing there is no coherent theme to his point foreign policy whether it be in the middle east or in the broader global sphere and i think that has caused some critical damage to the confidence that both domestic front and globally in in america in terms of what it's you know what its role is as a dominant power. and as a leader and without that coherent theme without that coherent s