obamacare can't have it both ways. they on the one hand say obamacare is spreading insurance to everybody but on the other hand they're including medicaid numbers in that part of obamacare. >> yeah, the government may not be running health care the way they run the va but they're telling doctors how to do their procedures. one size fits all. an ophthalmologists didn't get paid because they didn't do it the way they wanted it done. they're telling insurers what they can and can't offer. they're getting high deductib s deductibles. so yeah we're going to va land. just a smaller route. >> that article was art breaking. very often surgeons will find they had to change procedures. this doctor realized he had to change a procedure and he changed it in a way he wasn't paid off by medicaid. heid the work and she can see now. maybe not all doctors would. >> the rules of the affordable health care act are already causing premiums to skyrocket. premiums for individual and small group rates are growing at their fastest clip in thr

obamacare. >> republicans may have problems continuing to make the anti-obamacare argument. >> mcconnell will lose. >> if i had my way about it, we'd repeal obamacare. >> and you even fit in an obamacare reference. >> our top political priority. >> let's move on to obamacare now. >> there's only one escape hatch and that's full repeal. >> repeal the law of the land. is that clear? >> this is insanity. >> why are they so mad about the idea of folks having health insurance. >> our top political priority. >> no other reason than political spite. >>> after years of constant trashing of obamacare, republicans are changing their tune. obamacare is working. and the law is here to stay. this has republicans caught in the middle. so far, over 8 million people have enrolled in obamacare. one of the biggest success stories is in senator mitch mcconnell's home state of kentucky. kentucky's state exchange has enrolled over 400,000 people in obamacare. the people of kentucky like their new health care. this h

i think obamacare -- you're worried about it, obamacare is starting to work now. it's working well. >> how can you defend government run health care after this v.a. scandal? >> he's bob beckel. >> because it's a small percentage of the veterans administration. i'm not going to defend something that's apples and oranges. you talk about insurance that's mandated, which should be because insurance companies got away with doing everybody on the cheap and going to the free enterprise system you're talking about. >> but bob, the hospitals have to be paid by somebody. >> right. >> oh, yeah, i'm sure they do. >> that's where obamacare comes in. they'll go back to the policyholders. hey, who is paying? well, government is going to pay. if they don't pay, hospitals will say, i'm not taking obamacare anymore. i'm going private. >> because they won't do charity, right? why would they do that if they're not going to stay in the system and work as a doctor for free in some kind of like failed enterprise. they're not going to do it. they don't have to. >> -- because of health ca

stated that obamacare was a factor in that decision. the head of another community hospital in glassgow, kentucky, said obamacare was a factor in his hospital's decision to reduce salaries and cut as many as 49 employees. it's happening in other businesses too as a result of obamacare, a company in kentucky with 8,000 employees was forced to cut part-time workers' hours to below 30 hours a week. that was a difficult decision. one a particular company like so many others never wanting to make because of the impact it will have on its own employees. but one that it felt was necessary to comply with obamacare. and i recently read a story about paul deskins who runs an auto dealership in pikeville with about 50 employees. paul says obamacare might force him to reduce his workforce or sell his body shop altogether. we were hoping that obama thing would go away, he said. millions of americans feel the same way. washington democrats promised this law would help the little guy, but it ended up hurting many of the people it has purted to help. -

and use the obamacare rules and obamacare subsidies. for him to suggest those are not related is very misleading to voters. >> so what the voters like about obama's health care he's taking credit for. and what they don't like about it, he's taking credit for opposing that. >> steve beshear, the democratic governor in kentucky, was very shrewd and smart in putting mitch on the defensive by adopting obamacare and making sure that administratively it worked pretty well and expanding medicare greatly in kentucky with obamacare money. kentucky is a poor state. there are hundreds of thousands of people who are benefitting primarily from the medicare part of obamacare, but also the exchanges. so beshear, the democrat, has helped put mitch on the defensive on this issue. one that for many republicans is a weapon they can use. in kentucky, it's turned into something that mitch has to try to parse. the other thing that's changed, i'm sure perry's presence down in kentucky helps to underscore the point. this is a national race with national attent

and yet have a better health system than we have today with obamacare. let me also be clear on another point. no matter what the administration say, the relate city that obamacare is not working. the president and his allies are claiming that the law is a success because the administration has mostly corrected the botched rollout of healthcare.gov and has had a certain number of individuals sign up as if forcing people into obamacare under the coercive threat of government penalty is somehow cause for celebration. in reality, the mass cancellation of insurance coverage last fall was just the first -- the first prick of pain obamacare will inflict on the american people. i could talk for hours about rising premiums, growing deficits, backdoor bailouts and of course numerous other mall -- all of which threaten the quality and enforceability of health insurance for so many americans already struggling through the obama economy. but, mr. president, the concern that moat vats me to speak her -- that motivates me to speak here today goes beyond the many failur

about it, we'd repeal obamacare. >> and you even fit in an obamacare reference. >> our top political priority. >> let's move on to obamacare now. >> there's only one escape hatch and that's full repeal. >> repeal the law of the land. is that clear? >> this is insanity. >> why are they so mad about the idea of folks having health insurance. >> our top political

you want to talk about obamacare? >> sure. >> what about this medicaid blockade where you have republican governors refusing to let people who were too poor for boom carrie, too rich for medicaid see doctors. and you have republicans running for office who are even afraid to touch the issue because they know this is going to be a local issue. and when you localize obamacare in places like kentucky, in places like arkansas, you guys lose. what about this medicaid blockade? ? >> let's have barack obama go to kentucky and make that exact argument. we welcome him. i would love for him to stand next to his candidate, okay, grimes and i would love for him and his candidate to articulate why that would be good for kentuckians. and that will never happen. >> you're losing on health care policy here because it has been good for kentucky. >> no. >> let's see what the voters of kentucky say. >> it's been popular. they've expanded medicaid there. where they haven't expanded medicaid, republican governors are in trouble. rick scot

view of obamacare. only 22% say they have an unfavorable view of kynect, the kentucky security exchange which was, spoiler alert, created under obamacare. that's something that's gotten attention, ezra. you've written about it. connect that, if you will, to what we're seeing among house republicans, which is just less appetite to hate on obamacare. >> and i see what you did there with connect that. very good. >> thank you. >> there is sort of a secret to obamacare, which is that there is no such program as obamacare anywhere in the country. there is nowhere in the country where you can walk in to a building that has the word "obamacare" on it and go up to the guy and say i'd like some obamacare, please, and give him some money. instead, every single state has a health insurance exchange, whether run by the federal government or not, that is named something the state wants it to be named. in california it's called covered california. in washington it's called the washington state health connector. and ke

that was before obamacare. it was the recession that brought it about. now you are seeing obamacare implemented and the health care cost arising, we are going to pay for that through tax dollars. >> jessica, john makes a good point. supporters of obamacare point to the fact that health care has been coming down and that predated the law, and what is happening to costs? >> well, the number they are referring to in terms of spending are not that necessarily per visit amount that is going on, and it's the fact that more people are going to see doctors and more people are getting hospital services. the more people that you have and the more demand that goes into the marketplace, you will see the costs continue to decline, and that's what is happening now. you are seeing more people enrolled in the program and there will be more enrolled, and according to the public comments by the insurance companies that have been up-to-date, at least 85 to 90% of the people that have been enrolled in the insurance programs have paid their deues. >> that makes no sense what

obamacare is kynect. and if she's slippery about whether she supports obamacare, that's a very hard thing for her to pull off. >> look, i think she's running on a multidimensional platform, which she is very clearly communicating to kentucky voters, who are looking for somebody on their side and understand their day-to-day lives. it is not up to her to get the two names to merge. and i love the way the kentucky media have been portraying this. i think they're doing an excellent job about treating their readers and audience as grown-ups who deserves the right information. i think kentuckyians will learn more about this going forward and we'll hear a lot of slippery stuff from mitch mcconnell. >> so you're saying or i'm reading we've seen michelle nun do the same thing in georgia. what was that face? >> no, we see the media. >> what i'm hearing from you, this was not some sort of early campaign stumble about whether you're going to answer that counterfactual, this is a strategic decision that basically says

this is why we did obamacare. because the number of uninsured people in this country continue to go up and no one had any answers. we had a runaway system with the insurance industry. who was going to reel them in? this guy named barack obama, you know. that was back in 2007. and then '08. and then we got it done, and look where we are today. this is a story that the republicans will never own. but republicans won't admit they're wrong. instead they're trying to shift the attention. >> you need to get the latest news on benghazi this morning, an issue that you have been very involved in. >> this was a terrible tragedy and really was dependent on a lot of decisions that hillary clinton made in the six months leading up to this. >> there was a pretty serious incident going on in benghazi. >> the entire benghazi fiasco. >> did they actually go to the sound of the guns? did they actually go into benghazi? >> you know, we've done a lot of stories on benghazi, but this is the one you've really got to pay attention to. >

we are part of the obamacare law. we're not exempt from it. >> why not would this forcing congress to travel by coach, why not? >> i think this is an opportunity so we gain respect and trust by the american people. they think we live by a different set of circumstances in washington, d.c. and i think you lead by example. i think this is a perfect example of getting the trust of america back a little bit at a time. you know, show them that we can do something and follow through with it. >> have you got a tight race back home? >> absolutely not. >> okay. have you had a tight race, i'm sure you would do quite well with this particular bill that you are sponsoring? >> well, absolutely, and when i first came in congress, i took an incumbent and then i took on a republican challenger from a very heavy republican district. i take all comers. >> thanks for joining us, sir. >>> russia alreadies has crimea. did she get all -- did they just get all of space too? >>> from russia with spite, after we sanctioned them, it's now movi

it's that over and over again. >> david, is the obamacare -- obamacare and benghazi, which are the two things i hear most about, or the news cycle tends to be dominated if i flip over to fox during my day at the office. that strikes me as partly not any kind of mastermind strategy, partly there's probably genuine passion around it, but also a political decision that these mid-terms are really won with the base. they won it with the base in 2010. there's 50 million voters who vote in presidentials who don't show up in the midterms and the biggest thing for them is to get the people who are hardcore republicans out. >> benghazi is a radio talk show and tv issue. it's not going to motivate even very much of the republican base. a big part of it is first there are a lot of unanswered questions and, second, it is an early lever against hillary clinton. >> yes. >> one of the things that is powerful about it is it's really a 2016 issue more than a 2014. obamacare is a massively redistributive program. it takes money, threatens or promises to take money from core republican constituencies, the

lots of their focus is on obamacare. we've seen this season with primaries, republicans winning on an anti-obamacare message so this idea they're giving up and not going to use obamacare, i don't buy it. >> things are awfully quiet. like little mice waiting to get some cheese. national level, yes. i think it's like slowing it down a little bit. when you see those ads, you'll see them hit it hard locking because it does work. people are dissatisfied, frustrated, think it's government waste, inefficiency, put above politics along with all else. they're not caring about my bill. i think you'll see it come to play. i'm looking forward to it. >> if it's so unpopular still, why aren't the republicans hitting that message hard now? >> i think there's a little bit of obamacare fatigue. i think that people are taking a breath because we're six months away. number two, they'll wait for the new rates to come in. they're going to wait to find out what kind of health kwar they're going to have, doctors are getting used to the fact of

think of obamacare as a starter home. we'll just build small to begin with and then expand it later on, and then more recently we have had senate majority leader harry reid say that he would like a singing payer plan. so, i think we have a lot of democrats who view obamacare as really just the beginning and not the end of their healthcare reform plan. >> i've always thought, too the rage -- it would be a papp able rage -- that builds up among americans to see their premiums soaring and their options just cascading, would take it out of the insurance companies and would say there's got to be an alternative to this, and enter the u.s. government, which would be goofy but follow the frustration level people have when the government is the only option. >> it could be. i don't think the public is taking out their frustration on insurance companies because everybody realizes that the insurance companies have restructured their entire business to accommodate obamacare, and we have seen these three big failures in oregon, massach

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obamacare, a lot of that is fluff. a lot of that is de facto welfare, and the obamacare navigators, we knew what that was all about, wink, wink. but why does government spending, why do they need so much more money every single year, when the average person watching, our expenses change, but then we never see anything from it -- >> if i had a dime every time they were had going to tackle abuse, and i would have a lot of dimes. >> that's what is disgusting about it. the total lack of accountability within the government among the workers, among the managers, and the very representatives we elect. the bigger the government gets, the worse it gets. we can go through the list. what about the irs getting bonuses even though they didn't pay their taxes and the conferences they spent $50 million on. it goes on and on. >> a lot of it in vegas. >> people miss it, and they say we have a multimillion-dollar budget, and these numbers don't matter. i give them a certain hand gesture. >> we talk about furniture, and we are providing

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of course, there are so many technological problems with obamacare. remember, they're still working on the back end of healthcare.gov. so it kind of makes sense to me that they wouldn't have any means of automatically checking for these discrepancies. but i will say, whatever you have kind of this means-tested welfare program like social security disability insurance or the earned income tax credit, you have cases of fraud. it wouldn't surprise me that we'll discover cases of fraud with the obamacare exchanges as well. >> i'm sure they're going to be on top of that. and one of the key people there with the administration overseeing health care, they say they want to point out that tens of millions of pieces of data have been processed successfully. let me pull up another fox news poll on president obama on health care. take a look for me, matthew. 43% approve, which is a slight improvement from two months ago. and 54% disapprove, which is a slight decrease from two months ago. so how do you assess this? over time, do you think americans are becoming m

and judy says obamacare is not sustainable. ann writes in a people can't afford obamacare in our country can't afford it either. keep those tweets coming in. don't forget liz claman's interview coming at with warren buffett. this monday at 9:30 a.m. on fox business. uch for watching. have a great weekend. lou: good evening, everyone. major new developments in the benghazi scandal. we began with house speaker john boehner who announced today the house of representatives will vote to create a select committee to investigate the benghazi attacks. speaker john boehner has read establishing such a committee for more than a year. despite white house defiant of correctional oversight. beaker bandit today cited the disclosure of incriminating e-mails in the white house as the motivating factor in creating a select committee. e-mails that showed been roads pushing the u.n. ambassador

take obamacare. it's hard to even know where to start when talking about the negative impacts obamacare has had on american workers. there is the 30-hour workweek rule, which has forced businesses to eliminate full-time positions and count workers' hours below 30 hours a week. there is the employer mandate which has made it difficult or impossible for many businesses to expand and hire new workers. there is the tax on life-saving medical devices like pacemakers and insulin pumps which has already cost thousands of jobs in the medical device industry and which will eliminate many more if it isn't repealed. then, of course, there are the numerous burdens placed on small businesses. and the higher premiums and out-of-pocket costs and the fact that the nonpartisan congressional budget office estimates that the law will shrink the full-time work force by 2.5 million workers and lower wages by more than a trillion dollars. and who suffers the most from all those provisions? average hardworking americans. t

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this is how obamacare became law. every single candidate that barack obama and harry reid selected to send to the senate fell in line to pass a bill the american people do not want. if you look at my democratic opponent, it is clear she would be no different. she is a partisan's person who has been practicing party politics since she learns to talk. i mean, let's be honest. anybody that learned politics at at the school of jerry lundergan will not be a model of bipartisanship. [applause] his candidates preach independence but they practice loyalty. i am confident that kentuckians are not going to be deceived. she is barack obama's candidate. they know it. they will issue the same verdict. they cannot afford to empower the people that have been waging a war on jobs for the last 5.5 years. [applause] tonight, i ask every voter to help us win this race. put kentucky first. the people who hand-picked my opponent are not on your side. they don't care a whit about kentucky. let me tell you what i am talking about. the obama

and we need to appeal obamacare. we need to appeal medicaid and started six years ago indiana introduced the most advanced consumer driven health care reform in america and it has done it incredible success. by reforming medicaid and dealing with working people for a family of four making less than $33,000 per year for people that are just getting started on the ladder of success, creating a pathway where they can take greater ownership of their own health care decisions, including creating a healthy assistance program where people can use those dollars to buy private insurance and we will let this debate go forward. we will solve albums with conservative principles right here in indiana. neil: very good to see you again. at mike pence making some waves nationally. when we come back, it is not too hard to fire someone who is growing up in the air. it's almost impossible in the public sector. the va is the proof, especially when the senate won't even allow a vote on a measure that would a vowe're moving our companyld

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he ought to have the same kind of interest in this that he did in the obamacare website and that obamacare law in general. make it a top priority, shape these people up. it doesn't make any difference that he just heard about phoenix in april, we've known for years that the va backlog was enormous. i had the secretary of veterans administration in my office a year and a half ago on the same subject and other members have, as well. this has not to been a secret t va was not doing right by our veterans. >> and yet, it takes it to another level when there is specific warning or knowledge the numbers are being falsified. not only veterans waiting too long but data coming in from the va facilities is false, misrepresented and cannot be relied upon. no one can know without doing an audit how bad the situation is. you mentioned the republicans. according to the same reports now, nine recommendations arising from inspector general audits from 2005 to 2007 were not implemented by 2008. so both of these administrations have a dreadful history on this,

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indira and julianna goldman on putin and obamacare. greg stohr on the supreme court's power of prayer and margaret carlson and lanhee chen debating the republican establishment and monica lewinsky. we begin the program with united states treasury secretary jack lew. thank you for being with us, mr. secretary. you're taking off for china on sunday. an important trip. chinese growth slowed from 10% to 7.4% percent. how likely is it that the chinese will introduce new stimulus measures at the expense of their economic reforms? >> al, good to be with you today. it is of profound interest to the chinese and to us. they have a lot of tools that they will continue to grow but they have to make the right policy decisions. the challenge they have is the trade-offs between reform and short-term growth. i encourage them to stay on a reform agenda. there's the market determining prices between domestic and international. goods and services. they obviously have to worry about their situation. we all have to balance short and long-term decisions tha

there is the irony, the big unions were the first ones supporting obamacare before it was obamacare. when the insurance companies complained about the program not working and not getting the right information from the people paying or they have to raise understand premiums, the question is what did you expect. why did you sign on to this law. you should have known better. i think you are seeing the same things with the leaders of these big unions. bill: you will see millions of american workers renegotiating contracts now. >> if i were a union member i would be upset, too. the way the law was sold to them. people would be able to get insurance coverage they weren't able to afford or have available to them before and your insurance wasn't going go up. they are finding now there is a bill that has to be paid and who is going to pay it. right after the implementation of obama require in october the individual market folks were give' higher premiums and kicked off their plans. someone has to pay for the extra taxes and entitlements. bill: do you smell a waiver coming down the line? >> po

. >>> is the focus being taken away were obamacare. and harmeli aregawi is tracking the top stories on the web. what is trending? >> a u.n. backed report details a disturbing number of people forced to nee homes because of armed conflict. i'll have the numbers coming up. >> join the conversation throughout the show. true business-grade internet comes with secure wifi for your business. it also comes with public wifi for your customers. not so with internet from the phone company. i would email the phone company to inquire as to why they have shortchanged these customers. but that would require wifi. switch to comcast business internet and get two wifi networks included. comcast business built for business. >> pakistani journalists are sadly dying to tell stories. amnesty international reports 34 journalists have been assassinated in pakistan since 2008. ironically it's the year the country switched from a dictatorship to a democracy. our next guest left after baring surviving an attack. we speak to a journalist who was injured when his

number one, we said that we would have i just obamacare in the failed health policy but the obamacare that failed worldview. lou: senator ted cruz and other tea party organizations. they held off the republican nomination to replace shelley moore capital including the tea party express, citizens united and we will have more on those claims coming up on my commentary tonight. the news is not so good for democrats, ed janie surprisingly dropping out of the race after questions about lying on his resume. he was a registered republican who is oddly endorsed by the florida and national democratic parties and we do not know how they are feeling about those endorsements tonight. in michigan, a longtime congressman has been left off the ballot after a half-century, serving in congress. found to be using unregistered voters to qualify for the primary. and that is a violation of long-standing state election laws and it could and them in congress. also tonight a new bombshell and the internal revenue service targeting gano. e-mails by judicial watch show unusual pressure by carl levin of michiga