the republican playbook of repeal obamacare, repeal obamacare, gets tougher and more and more people get health care. >> i totally agree. if republicans simplily, i look at lot of polling, private polling good polling i think if republicans say simply get rid of it and let democrats have keep it and fix it position even then it is 50/50. i think democrats neutralize the issue. republicans say repeal and replace, you can't throw people out. we'll give you tax credits and take care of preexisting conditions as part of the repeal. polling shows that becomes very, very popular. jenna: south carolina republican senator lindsey graham with his thoughts on this. nice to have you in the studio. >> glad to be with you. jenna: where do you fall on sides of repeal it or replace it debate? >> i think we need to repeal it and replace it. i fall into the camp of doing both. i think it is good for the republican party to have a plan of its own to insure americans without losing your doctor and bankrupting the country. i think it is possible to reform health care without destroying the economy and w

>> the heart of obamacare -- >> obamacare is not the answer. >> i don't like obamacare. >> nowhere does it say congress has the right to federalize health care. >> many people are being harmed. >> at the end of the day the obamacare vote is a huge thing. >> this monstrosity. >> obamacare is not the answer. >> good to have you with us tonight. folks, thanks for watching. you know, if somebody tells you something or if you have something written down, which are you you more inclined to believe? tonight we have both. we have what people tell us that is happening in their lives and we also have numbers to go along with it. let's start with this number. 5 million people. that's right. 5 million. tonight we have have proof that americans are sick and tired of the attacks on obamacare because this is how many people have signed up. i felt this over the weekend down in florida. i did a focus group at the state of florida and i asked the group of folks that we were kind enough to work with down there and they were kind enough to work with us. if obamacare would affect how people vote and they to

help. >> let's replace obamacare. it's a mess of broken promises. >> now, that price isn't right. >> david jolly, a conservative in the tradition of bill young. >> i'm david jolly, and i approve this message. >> oh, no, that price is very wrong, i'd say. like every republican, jolly were most important to the people in florida 13. and that's the economy and jobs. the american people really are still asking, where are the jobs? and i would argue the president's policies are making the economy worse. top of those policies making the economy worse, obamacare. so they've held the district for 43 years, but it's a big win. it's just a big win. well, we were able to hang on, you know? we're so bad we're still hanging onto the longtime districts. there will be another obamacare repeal vote, you can count on it. so boehner can get jolly on the record. now, this morning, the talking head show, well, they agreed with boehner. in the aftermath of this election, the media has gone, i think, off the rails. just because this guy ra

you can't sign up for obamacare. you sign up for an anthem policy or well privacy it's private insurance. private companies have been doing. >> that will come as news to millions of our constituents. millions of americans facing higher premiums, cancelled plans and the loss of doctors and hospitals they liked as a result of this law. >> obama care is definitely tree middle class families that we represent. >> how to run, how to talk about it. it's interesting dynamic. >> it. >> not that he suspect for election is he. >> no it's t. it was interesting to hear him characterize it that way. seeing bipartisan consensus. have you had charles saying for weeks no such thing as obamacare. the law that was passed years ago no longer exists. it's a shadow of its formerself. the law itself doesn't exist. angus king making a different point and trying to say this isn't nothing to do with the government at all these are the insurance companies who have made these decisions, he suggests, on their own. in providing the policy. they

and obamacare won. every single won. so if that is true then when they lose the opposite should be the truth. >> brent, good to see you. >> thank you, megyn. >>> well, breaking tonight, a third person now confirmed dead in a massive explosion in harlem, new york this morning. nine other people who live in the two apartment buildings are unaccounted for at this hour. trace gallagher has more on the latest developments, trace? >> reporter: megyn, this happened in the north central park in spanish harlem. this one was a major explosion, a lot of residents had little or no warning. these were very old stone apartment buildings, about 100 years old each, and the neighbors said they're complaining about the gas for weaks. con edison says this is the first time they heard about it. the explosion happened at 9:30, three killed, 60 injured, three killed. the nine people still missing, crews are now search iing the debris. but there is a sinkhole that is kind of getting in the way of the search. and many have not

these were the people who got obamacare passed. i'm sorry if there there's anyone in america who should be punished with obamacare, it's these guys. they're the ones who threw the money in support of it. >> quick round on this one. take a look first at the new health care law. only 38% of the people favor the health care law. now throw up the other screen. is this coincidental. president obama's approval rating at the exact same 38%. can we tag his legacy to obamacare. >> i think it's an interesting parallel, don't you? this basically -- he has a 33% core constituency, no matter what he does, they're going to be like, that's our guy. no, no, he's misunderstood. >> people might like to see the white house in hawaii. >> your thoughts? >> it's an interesting thing. if you're into knew her ricks and all that kind of stuff because he has changed the law 38 times. did you think about that? seriously. it was a law. here's a man that's issuing proclamations like a -- >> em importanter. >> exactly. the law that was passed by the congress, s

obamacare is not going anywhere. that will be around no matter how hard the democrats try to take it off the table. our growth message is simple. we're not interested in class we warfare, we're not interesting in conversations about equality. we're talking about growth. the way you grow economy is two ways. you have an education system that lifts people out of poverty and gives them an opportunity to change the trajectory of their life and you also embrace the free enterprise system and not attack it. >> obama just made my opinion, this whole thing, he will use an executive order to order american companies how and who to pay overtime. this is -- republicans should really rebel. this is anti-free market. this is anti-free enterprise. this is anti-american freedom. steve mcmahon, it ain't going to help you you, you but i want to ask you this. i got -- >> you guys are all here to help me, right? >> i got charlie cook. just want to get your take. charlie has 10 to 13 democratic seats in jeopardy. he has two republican s

the cost of the obamacare plans is sky high. especially to those people who were thrown off a plan they liked and now having to get a plan that doesn't cover what they wanted it to cover. it's covering things they don't need. so it's not surprising that the poll numbers are below what the administration hoped for. but you mentioned that mckenzie study. basically, they tried to discover why people who were uninsured who wanted to get insured didn't sign up for obamacare. the number one answer by far was that it just costs too much. again, as you know, this is really called not obamacare but the affordable care act. it seems that most people think this is anything but affordable. >> look at the young people who were not signing up, as you mentioned in the mckenzie report. young women aged 27 will pay 57% more than they would have without obamacare. young men, same age. look at this, 97% increase because of obamacare. look, if the young people don't sign up to the 40% that they need, doesn't that skew the risk pool and mean that ev

obamacare surcharges are going coast to coast, folks. some liberals bashing the companies saying it is a political stunt. the owners are saying they immediate to pay for their added cost somehow. who is right? >> stunt? like restaurants want to piss off their customers? no. in a free market they can lower prices. they want to attract customers. of urse, obama is nhing to do with the free market. that's why two-thirds of small businesses are reporting that their costs already are going to go up under obamacare. one of the restaurants profiled, 500 employees. it is going to cost them another half million dollars, not to mention a full-time staffer just to employ -- just to comply with obamacare's regulations. half million dollar, that could have been a new restaurant. how many numbers have dropped? harry reid is talking about horror stories being untrue. senator, open the paper and stop evading reality. obamacare is pushing up costs for everyone. >> the point is that's not just restaurants. restaurants are the first to do it. maybe because

by 2015, obamacare, hey, projected to cover over 13 million americans. by 2016, the number could be roughly 22 million americans. now, would that be considered a good start? the nonprofit rand corporation has a study that shows 9.5 million people have gained health insurance from obamacare. this number includes medicaid enrollment, which not every state has taken. other estimates reveal that 13 million people gained health care. if you factor in the young people under 26, staying on their parents' policy. now the affordable care act has created -- no question about it -- the largest expansion of coverage in health care in this country in a half century. go back to the days of lyndon johnson and medicare. as america gets healthier the cost of health care will come down, we'll have better outcomes. meanwhile, all of obamacare's recent success has republicans just scrambling on defense. canadian senator ted cruz of texas say the number of people without health insurance is going up. >> what we know right now, is as a result of obamacare, millions of people

>>> how can the gop capitalize on the obamacare mess heading into november? >>> plus president obama flexes his executive power yet again. but will his overtime mandate really help american workers? >>> and as world leaders struggle to respond to russia's ukraine aggression, could unleashing american energy exports be our most potent weapon? >>> welcome to the "journal editorial report." i'm paul gigot. a major upset in florida this week with republican david joly pulling off a surprise win over democrat alex sink in a congressional district president obama carried twice. the closely watched race was seen by many as an early test of how the obamacare debate will play out in states across the country this year. so what can the gop learn from tuesday's win? and can it translate to even bigger gains come november? let's ask "wall street journal" columnist and deputy editor and editorial board member. so kim, i think maybe even many republicans were surprised this year -- this week with that victory. they hadn't been expecting it. how important an issue, how cent

obamacare is not affordable. the president specifically said, few can't afford it, you are not mandated to buy it. >> so this was a new exemption. all right, the first resell shun, if you got canceled, you could renew it. you had to renew it by a year, then that became a couple, three years. then that became permanent. as far as i know, permanent. now you are saying correctly to my knowledge, this hardship exemption, which i guess is done in a cross basis, it's got 13 other exemptions, plus the one you were talking about, the 14th, which seems to cover everything imaginable. i don't understand, why is he doing this? because he must know or his advisers must know. they're destroying this center of obamacare, which is the individual mandate. >> right. i think the administration will claim early in april that they will have enrolled 6 million people. that's where they're headed. only about 5 million of those will pay for it based on the carriers of who is paying, who isn't. based on those numbers, only about 25% of

obamacare. >> that hurts. >> does obamacare cover burns? >> very funny. stuart: charles, this is national television. the tonight show, mainstream america and making a big joke out of obamacare. charles: it is a big joke but i like the idea that a hipster, jimmy fallon is the hottest guy on tv and he doesn't offend people, the people who love president obama, hollywood types coming on his show. it is a way to attack this, but acknowledge it. acknowledge it. i thought was amazing and really funny. stuart: when they start laughing at a program you have a real problem. charles: they are taking desperate measures because they are desperate but it doesn't fix the problem. stuart: very true. time for you to surface as you often do in this hour and make us some money and to date you say ultra. charles: i gave it to the audience, february 22nd of last year and it was a grand slam. it pulled back recently. charles: what do they do? charles: big salons near your home. next time your near a strip mall you will see one. i have never been inside one. first time i saw

if there ever was a hotter period than right now to run on obamacare, against obamacare it's now, and it didn't make that race the win. it was a very small win. they pointed out. one of the things jolly did say and that's important for every republican. we can't just be against obamacare. we have to come up with tangible realistic proposals to replace it which republicans won't do. >> here's the thing. the republicans will hold the house for show, a shot at the senate and in '16 if something happens, a rand paul or ted cruz or chris christie or whomever in the white house you can repeal it. >> you're not going to repeal it. too many people will be in it. >> this bill is nancy pelosi's. let's remember how it got done. this was nancy pelosi's bill. she threw the gauntlet down. >> her gavel. >> she didn't read it, but she got it through and she got it passed so she personally has an investment in this bill. >> that's a good point. >> but i also think it's not republicans talking about the obamacare, the crisis and credibility gap of democrats when it comes to this huge law so it's not ju

funds. >> obamacare is we don't care. that's what obamacare is. >> in fact, a recent analysis by a consulting firl said seniors would pay an average $904 a year in benefit reductions and increased premiums. nearly 200 house members sent a letter to the administration urging it be canceled. what effect could it have in the november midterms? >> we know what happened today portends what happened in november. we're in a good position. certainly we'll hold the house, and also we begin to look at taking the senate for real. >> no question, the republican leadership is over the moon about what happened here. >> democrats are going to be panicked if they're in a seat like this and there are a lot of them in those seats because voters want a check and balance in washington. they know there's too much government in their health care and their lives. >> but republicans could take a lesson. democrat came close in a message to amend, not end obamacare. they need to offer more than just no. >> they need to replace it. there are some g

to help the president support obamacare. lauren simonetti has details on this one. >> celebrities and washed up celebrities helping obama gain. talking about health care.org. this is what he tweeted instead. i have been dealing with too many charities lately. what charities is lance bass dealing with? stuart: did you say he is a washed up celebrity? the victims who are liars. the president -- you remember this -- the president met with a impersonator in the office. i say he is actually reaching the market. >> not making great decisions. >> lance bass is so like 10 years ago. stuart: is he really? >> justin timberlake, maybe. >> i like his music. >> i did get some tweets from people. stuart: not getting people to sign up, but he is reaching real people with a message to sign up. >> you do not need to go out and reach out to lance bass. stuart: your take on president obama's latest executive order is next. ♪ nascar is about excitement. but tracking all the action and hearing everything from our marketing partners, the media

it's the obamacare war on business. should companies be forced to cover contraception if it goes against religious beliefs? we report, now the court will decide. ame and not a number? scotade. ron: i'm never alone with scottrade. i can always call or stop by my local office. they're nearby and ready to help. so when i have questions, i can talk to someone who knows exactly how i trade. because i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. that's why i'm with scottrade. announcer: ranked highest in investor satisfaction with self-directed services by j.d. power and associates. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> objection, to obamacare. supreme court judges deciding if companies should be forced to provide health care even if parts of the coverage like birth control goes against their religious freedom. who knows what the final verdict will be but this may be a clue. during testimony this week justice sotomayor says they can drop coverage and pay the penalty. obamacare waging war on business and freedom too? >> well, what bothers me is whe

that was true before obamacare and after obamacare. there's nothing in obamacare that mandates an insurance company make any change in doctors. that's a decision for insurance companies because obamacare is built on the private insurance system. >> can you rule out the idea that the president doesn't delay the individual mandate? >> yes, i can. >> you can? >> that will not happen happen. >>. >> that will not happen. >> there's so many changes the administration made. i wonder if you worry another democrat or 0 republican president can make the same type of rollbacks to the law. >> this is how it's done with medicare, how it was done with prescription drug benefits passed under president bush is to find ways to implement it in a way best for everyone. if that includes giving people some additional transition time that's what we do. it's consistent with how laws are implemented. >> let me ask you about the debate between the senate and the cia over past interrogation techniques. is this a fight over documents, or did the cia spy on the s

go home and run hard on obamacare? >> conversation is talk about where improvements should be made that are a matter of common sense, push back against republicans and tell people exactly what repeal means and then talk about the broad range of middle-class issues. talk about this paul ryan budget that is going to increase subsidies to the biggest oil companies on earth but decrease federal support for students who want to go to college. decrease support for seniors. decrease the medicare benefit. those are the issues that the american people want us to address and they want our solutions on those issues. >> congressman, if we're on the chalk board, what do the numbers look like right now some of these seats? you feel comfortable about how many? >> we need 17 seats to take back for the house and stand between the middle-class. we'll have 50 and 55 republican districts in play. we'll defend about 20 to 25 democrats. too early to say where we'll land. we're building out an infrastructure that will take us through novembe

that race was all about obamacare. the democrat refused to push back on obamacare. she said they need to fix it, and the republicans say we need to repeal it. so if this isn't a good referendum of what every single republican should do in 2014 elections, you need to use that, take it as a file, read it and go ahead and do it. think about this. that man is 41 years old. he's recently divorced, parading around central florida with a 26-year-old girlfriend, he's wearing a pinstriped suit. he's not exactly the kind of republican you want to go, i love that guy. i want to get behind that guy. yet he won and he won with a libertarian taking 5% of the vote away from him. >> that description. that description, bob might actually like him, i would imagine. kimberly, let me ask you, after last night, do you think that the republicans were a little bit, maybe, getting too confident about what 2014 could look like, or do they have reason to feel good about themselves? >> they could use a self-esteem boost. i hope this provided it. i think it is a significant victory, especially

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obamacare will not be repealed but republicans better come up with a strategy of fixing obamacare as long as this president is the president. that is for another three years. heather: alan, we heard the ad by chip beaker. he is running for the state public utility commission. so do you think it's a good idea for folks running for smaller offices to be using this strategy as well? >> i don't know what it would have to do with utility commission but if you're running in conservative state like alabama or conservative district, don't forget the jolly victory was in heavily pinellas county, very republican district, bill young served for decades. but brad is exactly right. there has to be an alternative. republicans have to come up with new ideas if they're going to change what is already law. they're not going to overturn the affordable care act. by the way a new bloomburg poll shows 64% of the americans don't want to change it or make slight modifications. now that the republicans want to take advice from me, i don't think running against obamacare in of itself will win elections. heat

, let everybody have a break from obamacare. and let's start over and do this in a common sense way that actually does lower the cost of health care and expand care for middle class americans. >> saying it for a while. is it working? >> well, there's no doubt obamacare is unpopular nationally and remains that way. the problem for republicans is they haven't settled on an alternative. now they're talking about repeal. they say replace all the time. we want to replace it. with what? they have to come up with something. >> they have many. they haven't settled with one. >> that's one of the advantages, that obamacare has burnt down the village, so republicans have to defend the old bad village and propose their own new one, but i think talking about the middle class, that's great, but all i know from the video, it's worth pointing out, this is designed to really stick it to young people. and the republicans could do a lot better job of messaging that to young people. saying you voted for this guy with idealism, and he didn't have yo

obamacare is the law of the land. it's never going to be changed. >> wait a minute. >> you can change it at the edges, said the democrat whose party change it had how many times, 27, 37 times? >> but the time you get to 2017 when a new republican president, by the time they can move a bill, there will be millions and millions of people involved in this obamacare. >> only president obama can change it. >> it's a done deal. you lost. you might as we'll get used to it. >> you can do something about it. >> it's not a done deal yet. it is the law. it can be repealed -- >> after 20 million people are on it. >> however, you know what's not a done deal, the cost. the cost of obamacare is going to skyrocket. keep talking obamacare, bob, because you're going to lose 2014, and you're going to lose 2016. as long as obamacare is around you'll lose. >> you'll never change obamacare. >> the employer mandate, that tidal wave, you will not be able to escape it. >> you're not going to change obamacare. >> no delay will save you. >> pre

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they don't like obamacare. but what the debacle shows is that he is into this message about obama and democrats and the government not running properly. and if the government is not functioning properly and you're the people in power, it is just not going to work out well. not really --. >> he literally said it on the first day he has to restore faith in government. it didn't work with the stimulus or "cash for clunkers." this is not working with obamacare. >> you know what is so interesting about your show, sean, usually the music gets louder, we go into break, you reach for the football. >> by the way, how prepared is the guy? look at the pages. this is a man that loves to do my work. >> you have that in the morning, you tied it under your couch. not allowed to have sports equipment -- >> that is what happens. >> it is 10:00 at night. people are drinking at this time of the night. >> we're drink not guiling in t morning, hate to tell you. >> all right, coming up, we'll have more on the great american panel an

. >>> parts of the world on fire and obamacare is flat lining here at home. where is president obama? >> do you send ambassador rodman on your behalf? >> mr. president, the stuff is hitting the fan. should you be yub yuking it up with comedians or working? >>> plus are young celebrities like this bad role model for kids? you're acting like a spoiled brat, your buddy lindsey is a loon and miley is a mess. maybe our kids should stop looking up the people like this and start looking for a job instead. >>> then the malaysian airline story captivating the world over and "cashin' in" may have a way to make sure this never happens again. the number one weekend cable show starts right now. >>> hi, welcome to "cashin' in." our crew this week, wayne rogers, michelle fields and juan williams. welcome, everybody. is the left out of touch or out of their minds? >> it's time to end their obsession with destroying the affordable care act. >> nancy, maybe the gop is obsessed because millions of americans are losing their health care coverage and millions more are paying high

obamacare. the people who voted for obamacare and passed it and shoved it down the throats of the american people, they don't want to live under it. and they are doing everything they can to get out from under it. >> senator grassley is the one who pushed for that provision to prevent that from -- prosecute preventing members of congress from exempting themselves and their staff. apparently this little loophole added two months later that it slipped past senator grassley. >> our folks at heritage discovered that and we have been promoting it. it just comes back to the same thing. what these big guys want to push on america it's not just with healthcare but education and all kinds of things coming out of washington now. we have got to recognize, greta, that's what i love about "falling in love with america again." we are a top notch nation. every time it tries a one size fits all solution. it divides our country and it doesn't work. you see the big guys again trying to take care of themselves. i

, kill obamacare? to save medicare and. >> we have to replace obamacare with ideas that will actually work. medicare advantage, millions of seniors are going to lose medicare advantage because of mark udall and obamacare. people are going to see their health insurance costs increase because of mark udall and obamacare. the promises we made to future generations through medicare aren't going to be there because of the significant strain that obamacare has put on the budget and how many people will lose their benefits because of obamacare. >> all right. congressman, thank you very much. again, to senator udall, you're welcome here anytime. you have been a guest a number of time. >>> did you hear the democrats worried about the morale of federal workers? anyone worrying about the morale of those people paying those workers, you know, us? huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know bad news doesn't always travel fast? (clears throat

it's not some little blip in obamacare. obamacare is a further hepp episode of government meddleing. but the real reason people are not in the middle class is by and large. >> i totally disagree with you. >> that is one factor. so are all the other factors. i don't know why you would criticize the president and others for raising such an important issue because it is an important issue. it relates to health care. >> quickly. i'll finish quickly. improving access to health insurance for as many americans as possible is one way to solve this problem. one way. >> all right. i was going to interrupt. >> i agree with you there. >> but charles payne, here's the point. the issue is health care itself which started as being a great fad to unions and all those arguing for it. the more it's reality. now the more reality is hitting back, the more they're saying this isn't what we want. >> and now that, chickens are him quoing on thef radio, it's not great. >> it's extraordinarily expensive. everybody knew. there were promises made or

. >>> as another obamacare deadline moves closer, republicans are upping their attacks on obamacare claiming the president's signature health care law is not saving americans any money on health care costs, but will the gop's plan to hack away at obamacare pay them dividends in the next election? >> it seems like every week there is another broken promise from this administration about obamacare. ♪ ♪ ♪ (bag shaking) (vo) bring the thrill the catch... now with new shrimp flavor.en. friskies. feed the senses. why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for est pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects include adache, flushing, upset stomach, and abnormal vision. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediate medical help for an erection lastg more than four hours. stop taking vira and call youroctor right away if you experience a sudden decase or los in vision or hearing. this is the age of taking action. viagra. talk to your doctor. >>> republicans

in obamacare. >> look at that. we're filling out or brackets, the reasons why people are not signing up for the healthcare law. costs, the number one seed in this whole thing. we are going to be filling them out thanks to your e-mails and tweets, these other 15 slots. i will advance who i think will be -- issues i think will be the final four that ultimately the final reason why this thing is not being received well by the public. but, guy, generally, what are you finding out now about just angst over this versus what the administration says sweet reasons to join. >> i just want to say i remember, i think it was around this time last year, we had a conversation on the air about march madness in which i got the sense you're not exactly the dick vitale of fox news when it comes to enthusiasm for obamacare. >> that's been a year ago. i rapidly moved up the brackets. you don't want to get me started. that was then, this is now. >> i'll just answer your question by saying that on the point of other affordability and cos

give us the merits of obamacare. you created the affordable care act and we are hearing so much about it from business as well as people from the extension on top of everything. >> i'm glad to be part of creating it. what i can say is it's just too early and it builds on what we accomplished in massachusetts. it's a rare opportunity to tie with the program like this. we did it in massachusetts. the same dates of structure has been successful. we have a 3% uninsurance rate and we fixed the market. it happens over about a three-year period. it's too early to evaluate. the news so far is good. we are signing up millions of people. 5, 6, 7 million people. what matters is that many get the security they need. >> how do you fix that premiums are costing more than we thought? >> we will have the answer. >> the cleveland clinic at the top of the show. >> premiums went up on average 10% a year before this law passed. it's a premium set out in exchange that were 15% below what they would be. starting out to a point where they

obamacare, she said. harry reid called her a liar, now she's been attacked by the free press in the "washington post." with republican from oklahoma. welcome to the program. i can't imagine attacking a cancer patient is good policy. i don't know why on earth they would do something like such in an election year. >> for them in an election year, there battling with this perception everything is just fine. they are fighting against an avalanche trying to determine one person who may or may not tell the truth. thousands will say my story is correct, i am a diabetic. all these things are coming around. now i don't have access to my doctor and by hospital. millions of people are experiencing problems. stuart: you don't want to be the party that says no. you sir have a plan, and ultimate plan to replace obamacare. without going into great detail, it seems to me it is all about competition within the insurance industry, individual control, individual choice, market forces at work. i broadly in right and where yo

basically, that is a disincentive to work built into obamacare. it gives subsidies and certain tax credits to people that don't earn that much and they'll have to pay more for their health care. why work? and again, that encourages this whole culture of entitlement, depending on the government. >> but surely, some employers are going to start firing workers all together or placing the full time to part time. >> absolutely. because if you have 50 full time worker, you have to provide health insurance. if you have 53 worker, aren't you going to fire four just to get under that you know, to get under that, that base. and we've also seen that people are starting to do this. they're making full time workers into part time workers. investors business daily say that 500 companies so far are already terminating or putting to part time. >> president obama said the health care plan is with lower the health care costs. it turns out, obamacare is saddled with all kinds of new taxes and mandates and regulations that will increase the cost for families and empl

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obamacare this day has arrived. obamacare final deadline this is it. >> until the next to delay for it is amazing the website still had problems is there no level of a garrison that is too much? still the proper testing was done a matter how many people log dawn there would not have the issues? this was there opportunity you had one day and still could not make it happen is amazing. lou: hi watteau the national media treats this as the republican party keeps saying repealed we will fix it but the american people seem to be anyone to all this with no outrage or cry for help. what is going on? >> can you blame them? title think the idea is that it of served if the illegal goes to the e.r. behalf to pay for it. the already have national health care in that sense so yes it is a good idea yes it does work in other countries but this administration is not competent enough to handle its and every day we see that is a fact. no matter how honorable the motives are they simply are not smart enough to pull him off. >> also peo

they're living the obamacare horror stories, if you lost your doctor or insurance you're living an obamacare horror story, if your premiums went up when they told you they were going to go down. you're living the obamacare horror story, the problem is that millions of americans are having personal contact with obamacare and the polls show the more they learn about it the less they like it. >> what the senate majority leader, harry reid said these were all lies, they don't pan out. these are real people, though, how in the world do they expect to keep six million people and counting from telling their stories? i mean, that is pretty bold. >> harry reid was the same guy in 2012 went out on the senate floor and without a shred of evidence said that mitt romney didn't pay his taxes, oh, i don't have any evidence of it but the word is out. the word is out that harry reid is a liar, and the word should be out that any senate democrat that follows his lead will have the word "former" in front of their name. >> they continue to double down on the strategy saying that the problems are not as they're

from td ameritrade. >>> another big obamacare delay this week. you can bet some endangered senate democrats are breathing a sigh of relief. the white house announced wednesday it would allow consumers to keep health insurance plans that don't meet the requirements of the affordable care act until 2016, pushing the next wave of cancellation notices until well after the midterm elections. we are back with dan henninger and kim strassel, "wall street journal" editorial board member joe ragle joins the panel. first question, all these delays, where does this leave the insurance companies? >> it's dramatically increasing risk and uncertainty in the industry. there's been about 37 changes to the affordable care act so far. most of them unilateral administrative actions of dubious legality. all this is being built into the premium structure and will increase premiums going forward next year. it's raising questions about the larger viability of this law. is this going to be reopened, what are the rules going to be going forward? >> the money is just not

for unpaid medical bills because obamacare gives patients who are not paying their premiums for obamacare of 90 degrees period before the plan is cancelled. insurers would pay claims for just the first month of that 90 days period good doctors are stuck with the bill over the next 60 of 90 days. did the policy still calls it a winner for democrats but don't call its obamacare even if president obama uses the word. here is the house minority leader today who dared to use the word obamacare. >> it is called the affordable care act. i know you did not need any complement or derogatory it is called the affordable care act. >> even the president says that. >> i tell him the same thing [laughter] it is affordable care acta there is a reason. affordable. lou: you cannot save much when the minority leader can tell the president what he can say and author and columnist fox news contributor with nationally syndicated talk show host, i have to start with the speaker she started that weird cackle trying to take down the impact correcting the president of the united states on his own signature lot? th