another idiotic move by the obamacare administration. >> what do you really think? >> the technology that allows people to hook up to the internet from their devices. >> bill? >> i'm not worried that the wrong governments are going to control the internet but i don't think any government has controlled the internet. >> they've stopped people -- >> some new google software stops people from getting on. >> rick, anything that could silence the voice of those brave people putting their lives on the line, anything, i'm not convinced that it absolutely will but shouldn't be investigate more carefully before we give it away? >> i don't disagree with you, david, but they can already do it. i don't know why that's being lost in this. >> let's be happy with that. >> that's got to be the last word sglfrnl word. >>> it seems like many in the media are reporting more speculation than facts when it comes to the malaysian airline story. "cashin' in" reports you decide. first, are markets holding steady in the faces of very serious worries. get the no-fear stocks leading the way.

should they just say obamacare and everybody will vote for republicans because they hate obamacare. or should they come up with their own health care plan to replace obamacare if they were to succeed in getting rid of it and more importantly, do they have a good jobs agenda that can appeal to people's economic anxieties where a country where unemployment is still very high and it's only what it is because millions have actually abandoned looking for work. the unemployment rate would be even higher if they were looking for work. so republicans feel they have to actually offer something positive, not just criticize the president and obamacare. >> interesting times. got to say. byron york, always very interesting to speak with you. thanks for coming in on a sunday. >> thank you. >>> as president obama continues to tout raising the minimum wage, many americans say their biggest worry is just finding a job. we'll look at the impact unemployment is having right after the break. for hearburn? yea. try alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heart burn and taste awesome. these are good.

another big obamacare decision by the supreme court. we will be right back. ♪ >> we will turn to margaret in just a moment. the obamacare contraceptive rule splits the high court. greg, can for-profit companies deny employees contraceptive coverage because of their religious belief? >> it appears that corporations would be able to claim some religious rights. it is not clear how this case comes out. the obama administration is making the case that it is not just the rights of the religious corporation but also the employees. the women who have a statutory right to get contraceptive coverage. it is not clear how the court will weigh those two factors. >> when that contraceptive decision in 1965 -- you had nine men who had no idea what they were talking about. this time there are three women justices. they were a forceful presence in that. >> we may have a gender divide in this case. the female justices were the ones who were most favorable to the administration. this case really does have that gender aspect to it because it is contrace

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 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 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 course, obama is nothing 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 bec

he said, obamacare is like a car stuck in first gear. asked, when is it going to get into second gear? he said, the problem is that the transmission is in the shop for repairs. when does it get to second gear? he said, honestly years. so it's not just years in terms of it working. i think it's somewhat maybe years certainly many months away from measuring what these real numbers are. a lot of the way the numbers are thrown around, what credibility do they have on either side? i think zero. >> paul, we haven't heard from you on obamacare as former head of the world bank. what do you think of how it is going? >> you know, it seems to me i hear numbers and think it's correct, 5 million people had policies canceled, the ones they were promised they could keep. presumably some of the 5 million new enrollees are people that got kicked out and got back in. it may have increased the number. pelosi said we have to pass the bill so you know what in it. i don't think the authors any longer know what's in it. you cannot reform 17% to read. >> juan?

she's not trying to defend obamacare. she doesn't want the election to be about obamacare. and polls show the minimum wage is very popular. especially among women. are -- our most recent "wall street journal"-nbc poll showed women were 65% more likely to vote for a candidate who supports a minimum wage increase. so it's interesting to see how democrats like her are trying to steer the conversation away from obamacare. into more friendly terrain. gwen: how much of a drag or bonus is it for the president to be as unpopular as he is right now for these two parties? >> it's definitely a bonus for the republicans. i mean, virtually every democratic candidate in the competitive race has either said directly or suggested no thank you, mr. president. >> don't have to come campaign for me. >> i can't think of a good example of where a president has been under 45% in his -- and his party hasn't done anything but lose a lot of seats. gwen: ok. we'll -- we're going to follow up on that and continue and walk more about that. especially about the women part. because i think it's really i

>>> 6 million people signed up for obamacare. did a miracle happen when the president was at the vatican? >> numbers don't lie, right? they do when they come from this crowd. hear a breakdown, fact from fiction, the author of beating obamacare. betsy mccoy. do you believe the 6 million number? >> there's a big difference between selected, the administration said 6 million people selected a plan. big difference between selecting and paying. and although the secretary of broken promises, kathleen sebelius, won't tell us how many people have actually paid, the data we have from state exchanges indicates that in some of those states, a third haven't paid. and on the federal exchange as many as 20% haven't paid. >> we don't know how many of these alleged 6 million had insurance or how many were forced into obamacare. >> well, in fact, only a very small portion were uninsured. mckinzy and company suggest the that 23% were uninsured. what do we have bottom line, judge. net net. we have absolutely no increase in the number of people with

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

he said obamacare is like a car stuck in first gear. i said when is it going to get into second gear? he said the problem is that the transmission is in the shop for repairs. when does it get to second gear? and he said honestly, years. so it's not just years in terms of it working. i think it's somewhat maybe years certainly many months away from measuring what these real numbers are. a lot of the way the numbers are thrown around, what credibility do they have on either side? i think that is irrelevant. >> we haven't heard from you, paul, on obamacare as former head of the world bank. what do you think of how it is going so far? >> the world bank doesn't have much to do with this. you know, it seems to me i hear numbers. i think it is correct, five million people had policies canceled. usually some of that five million of new enrollees are people who got kicked out and back in. this is supposed to reduce the number of uninsured. it main creamay increase the nu. you have to pass the bill so you though what is in it. they passed the bil

in terms of obamacare, don't defend it. say it was flawed from the beginning and we're going to fwix it. in fact, vulnerable kments are using that playbook to put more pressure on the president, with mark warner facing a tough re-election in virginia, revealing he's introducing a series of bills next week changing the law. >> among the changes, giving a wider group of people relief from the small business mandates and also creating a cheaper p l pullacy within the exchanges that would offer lower premiums in exchange for higher deductibles. >> we'll have more on this with the panel. ed, thank you. >>> you may be surprised to learn with the clock ticking down on obamacare enrollment, the most critical part of the website has not even been built yet. a failure the administration had previously warned would create a disaster. chief national correspondent jim engle has this exclusive report. >>> just weeks ago, the obama administration predicted a collapse of obamacare if the critical back end of healthcare.gov weren't fixed ah

donald tweets, they should be closed down and put on obamacare. first a giraffe and now a family of lions. but brenda says nothing, i'm tire of america telling other countries what to do. and seal says, does anyone even care? you know what, you're on another planet. that's it for us tonight. thanks for joining us. follow me on twitter. see you next week. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ told ya you could do it. (dad vo) i want her to be safe. so, i taught her what i uld angot her a subaru. irl) piece of cake. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a suru, a subaru. buttons. what phones are supposed to have? one for each number. so-called smartphones have two, maybe three buttons max. that's neat, but what do you do when you want to dial a four? it's not so smart then, is it? (laughter) nice phone, dude. thanks! smart phones make life easier. that's why esurance is introducing video appraisal. you can use your smart phone to video chat with a claims expert. they'll assess the damage and help settle your claim faster than ever. welcome to the modern world. esuran

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

they are under fire for obamacare. they are under fire for the economy but they can go out and say, hey, we like drilling and natural gas. it makes them look as if they are in favor of jobs and the economy and growing incomes and makes them look as though they have a stance in the ukrainian crisis. so they are all supporting it as well, too. >> that's the thing. great political points here. democrats are going to -- they are in trouble. everybody knows that. the polls are telling them that vladimir putin is a bad guy. they are all out there and want lng exports. they want to frac more. now, i don't see how they can possibly win this battle this year. it's not even conceivable. >> president obama has simply not said anything on keystone and that's how he's gotten out of that mess. you can't do that on natural gas. maybe not in terms of the ukraine but they are out there saying we want you to ban fracking. he can't come out and do that. and so then the stage is now set, if he comes out and supports his candidates running

obamacare is the big thing for them. >> is that true? >> answer not true. here's what actual enrollments look like according to acasignups.net. signups continue to spike. this graph includes enrollments through the exchanges plus the medicaid expansion plus people under 26 years old staying on their parents' coverage. health care exchange enrollments passed the 5 million mark yesterday according to the centers for medicare and medicaid services. so the revised goal of 6 million signups appears to be within reach, in line with the cbo's projection, by the way. whether or not it hits the 6 million mark by the end of the month, insiders say obamacare has cleared the bar. the caveat that real examination will come on a state-by-state level. officials agree this week that enough americans signed up to private health plans under the affordable care act, that if will work. joining me now, avik roy, opinion editor at "forbes." author of "how medicaid fails the poor." and jonathan cohn. all right, avick, you've been someone very critical of the aca from the beginnin

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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it will be about obamacare. they won't run away from it. the notion of trying to run away from it won't work so you have to embrace the positives in terms of the impact it has for individuals, families, allow children on their plans, pre-existing conditions those kind of issues. >> you can't run away from it. >> with all due respect leading democrats tough race democrats are already running away from obamacare and the falsehoods the president talked about selling obamacare. j.p. this is the thing. the tea party is energized and monbilized i think by obamacare and it's spending and taxing and most of all, jimmy, it's statism. that's what is it. it is a status health care plan where the president who is making extensions and dictates all the time in an unlawful, unconstitutional way. the tea party hates that. they are constitutional populists. they won't give up on that. it's an interesting different angle. it's not we don't think it will work or lower health care costs. it's also just the way it's being implemented just seems like it's only

>>> we, of course, were told the reason we have obamacare is to provide health care health insurance to the uninsured. as many as 50 million the president said in 2008 and 2009. if that's the case, wouldn't the obama administration want to know how many uninsured are signing up for obamacare? listen to the top administration official in charge of the federal health care exchanges, at least he was, answering a question about how many obamacare enrollees were previously uninsured. >> that's not a data point we're really collected in a systemic way, so probably the best way to get at it is going to be through survey data. >> survey data? one of the survey shows one in ten uninsured people qualify for private health care plans as of last month. one in ten they're -- joining us now is congressman trey gowdy. great to have you here. i've got ask you, what do you think of that -- what to me is an absurd answer from a guy who has been in his role running obamacare, or at least part. >> well lou, i feel like a fool. because i thought the whole pretense for passing the affordable care act was

agreed, we want a broader message than just obamacare, but this election was about obamacare. >> he prevailed against the democrat that was more widely known. >> you should offer a more broad message. we can and should offer different alternatives for improving access to health care. this is an indication that the issue will drive the elections and it is a loser for democrats. the president does not have any clout in an off year. >> you thought democrats should embrace obamacare. >> they are not going to embrace it now. this swing voter handled herself fine. the problem was turnout. we have elections, 2006 and 2010. what was different? republicans have terrible numbers. in 94, they were seen as a safe alternative. right now, both parties are not held in high regard. at the end of the day, those conditions -- we are playing a lot of away games. to win the senate, the republicans have to have a clean sweep. i'm not a believer in colorado. udall is strong. this is a huge warning for our democratic campaign. that turnout will be harder than they thought. >> we have another eight months to revisit

agreed, we want a broader message than just obamacare, but this election was about obamacare. >> he prevailed against the democrat that was more widely known. >> you should offer a more broad message. we can and should offer different alternatives for improving access to health care. this is an indication that the issue will drive the elections and it is a loser for democrats. the president does not have any clout in an off year. >> you thought democrats should embrace obamacare. >> they are not going to embrace it now. this swing voter handled herself fine. the problem was turnout. we have elections, 2006 and 2010. what was different? republicans have terrible numbers. in 94, they were seen as a safe alternative. right now, both parties are not held in high regard. at the end of the day, those conditions -- we are playing a lot of away games. to win the senate, the republicans have to have a clean sweep. i'm not a believer in colorado. udall is strong. this is a huge warning for our democratic campaign. that turnout will be harder than they thought. >> we have another eight months to revisit

that is true before and after obamacare l is nothing in obamacare that causes mandates in insurance company to make changes on the doctors. that is decision for the insurance companies. >> interesting how the president phrased that. he didn't say you will lose your doctor, he said you may have to switch your doctors as if there is a difference. welcome back our political panel we won "lie of the year" for you get to keep your health plan and now he is admitting that other promise, you get to keep your doctor is not true. is he going for a two-for here? >> well, they hitting a trifecta because kathleen sebelius testified premiums would go up. another promise was lower premiums for everyone, an average of $2,500 a family a year. on keep your doctor promise, i will read a verbatim quote from president obama in a speech at the american medical association in 2009 with remarks aired live here on fox news. he said and i quote, "no matter how we reform health care we will keep this promise to the american people: if you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor. period." >> now, he is saying, wel

it's about obamacare. listen, i've stood here after losing some special elections. i tried to put lipstick on a pig, but it was still a pig. so you can bet they'll try to put lipstick on it today, but you all know what the facts are. >> it's a race where, again, republicans held the seat for 58 years, where they routinely won that seat by 30 or more points. and last night they won by less than two points. so it is what it is. >> woodruff: jolly will fill the seat of the late congressman bill young who died last october, in his 21st term. >> woodruff: we examine the outcome in yesterday's special election and what it means going forward, with: stu rothenberg of the "rothenberg political report" and "roll call newspaper." and susan macmanus, professor of political science at the university of south florida. welcome to you both. susan macmanus, you know the state very well. describe this district for us and where it is. it's part of st. petersburg, and who lives there. >> yes, it's a district that pin pinellis county where st. petersburg is carved out. it's predominant

it's been seen as a referendum on obamacare. there is certainly more dynamics to this race, but i don't think you can deny that republicans ran on a collective message that obamacare is not working. it was not necessarily repealed, although the republican candidate supports repeal, but it was a message of dysfunctional government not working and being a check on barack obama, and that is going to be a compelling message that we're going to hear from republicans. the thing that democrats need to be concerned about in this race is that while their message on obamacare appeals to a lot of swing voters, they like that insurance coverage has been expanded, let's keep the good parts, their base is let thargic. the people they need to shoup, young people, minorities, women, the people that are the coalition, did not show up on tuesday. if these people do not show up in november, not only do democrats already face almost no odds of taking back the house, but suddenly, i think it makes a republican takeover in the senate seem much more p

>>> 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

what is goining to happen with obamacare? will t theepublicansucceed in turning that into mar liabilitity for the democrats, s they hope it will be able to do? pay inayquity, or eqequityty, depending on how you look at th -- the president is ending his budget this week. we know th is not going anywhere. the white housusenows thahat is not going anywhere. they had to mpete witukraine in a split scrcreen experience. he gives the wine has a chance to push the democrats agenda, -- it gives the white hououse a chchan to push the democratic agenda and counter some publican iticism. >> i want to giv jd the last word on where we go from here. yoyou say europe uld be too hurt by sanctions. atre the cnces of moving forward on that front? like the europeans have a lot of trade. out hf a trillion trade annuallyly between thehe eu, 20 eight member states, and russia. e u.s. only has about $40 billion. we can do sanctions a lot sier than the europeans. he last thing the germans want th to be impacted by higher ices from russia. they have c

the latest obamacare and professor of medicine at nyu wingo medical center. one of the most frightening diseases in the world. >> has come another frightening reality. it is the good news for us here. and the only kind that we have seen in the united states which is really deadly. >> we are talking about a 90% mortality rate. it spreads from animals, dead bodies, and you're not allowed to drink boxed soup right now. soon i would hope that every possible effort is being made. his green coat because reports initially last week and it turned out not to be the case. and that is a wake-up call that i would hope to all of our public health officials. because there is such a casual attitude about this. people don't even want to talk about the way in which we have so much tuberculosis and it had been all but eradicated. in this has changed the whole idea. and it's killing 90% of people and that can happen. and that is having with tuberculosis. lou: measles. as the outbreak continuing? >> the mmr vaccine standout measles in the united states. >> where are they? >> wel

the first impression is obamacare has been a disaster. it started with a botched enrollment process. it is horror stories, losing your doctor. the american people aren't buying it. their interest in support of this policy is waning, they're regreting the policy, so should we. >> it's not just the number of people who are enrolling or not enrolling. it's the type of person, the young and healthy ones. we don't know they are buying. >> absolutely. the number they should be focusing on is 20%. the people who signed up, who are 18 to 24. >> that number, those are 34-year-olds. there aren't a lot of very young people that have signed up. they're the ones that are supposed to pay for everyone else. there is no mechanism to collect the fee for that. the tax. they have to file a tax return in order for the irs to get their money. a lot of 18-year-olds aren't getting jobs, the system is in trouble because of this. >> if the uninsured don't want this, if they don't boy into it, who will pay for it? sit us? >> exactly. we will end up footing the bil

is offering. >> now, that's a big -- there's no such thing as obamacare. you can't sign up for obamacare. you sign up for an anthem policy, aetna policy. it's private insurance. private insurance companies have been doing closed networks for years. i do think there's a problem. if john barrasso wants to join me to co-sponsor a bill to have more transparency so people can know exactly who is covered and who is not covered by the various policy options, i'm all for it. but, you know, this thing of you can't keep your doctor, that -- there is a problem in new hampshire because there's only one carrier on the exchange. i think that's the only state in the country like that. i played a game and looked up john's situation. if you're in laramie, wyoming, make $50,000, have two kids, mom, dad, two kids, there are 16 different policy options you have ranging in premium from $67 a month to $800 a month. >> we're running out of time. let me bring you in, senator barrasso. final word. >> couple of things. let's not be fooled here. what angus is offering in his legisla

i think the republican playbook of repeal obamacare, repeal obamacare gets tougher and more and more people get healthcare. >> i think they're cooking the books on this. >> reporter: you see, the majority of americans do not actually favor repealing the law although they do think there are real problems with it. the proof will be in the pudding. how many folks will they be able to sign up by the end of the day, and how many people will be able to get healthcare over th. >> libby casey, thank you very much. >>> there has been a break in the weather for crews working in washington state who are sifting through the mud and debris easier today. allen schauffler in arlington, washington, how are the search and rescue efforts going today? >> reporter: well, they'll be out doing the same nasty work they've been doing for the last nine days. but they'll get a little bit of a break with conditions more benign today. more remains have been identified. the official number of dead from this massive landslide now stands at 21. the dog teams that have been so important this past week are getting a

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

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