obamacare may be hazardous to your health plan. don't believe this billboard by the heritage foundation? how about this job creator? it's the latest company showing just how hazardous the law is for workers. plus, super power showdown over syria, how the crisis over there could prove we are losing the economic superpower status everywhere. then, desperate times call for desperate measures. first they supported low-wage worker now they are looking for any worker. how the boom could be a bust for jobs. "cashin' in." working hard for you right now. ♪ ♪ >> eric: hi, everyone, i'm eric bolling. the "cashin' in" crew this week -- welcome, everybody. obamacare. was supposed to help people get healthcare. it was rammed down our throats this way. look what is really happening. obamacare could be hazardous to your health and your job. this giant billboard warns americans about the healthcare law. the sign from the conservative group heritage foundation may be a crystal ball. that's because just this week, supermarket chain trader joe's b

i thunk we should defund obamacare. if the democrats won't agree we come together and we have to have a compromise. we are not going to get everything we want. what's ridiculous is the president comes out to say, oh, if the republicans don't get 100% of what they want they will shut down government. it's actually completely the opposite. he wants 100% of obamacare as passed by democrats with no input from republicans or he'll shut the government down. it's him threatening to shut it i down. he doesn't want to listen to reason or compromise. if the republican miss the house, let's walk through it. if they fund the debt, obligations, military, social security and the rest of the government but not obamacare and they send it to the senate and they won't take it up or they do it piecemeal and the president doesn't want to sign the legislation, who oos shutting down the government? wouldn't it be him? >> what happens is the democrats will pass a bill that fully funds obamacare. the republicans won't. historically the way com

no more obamacare. defund -- gregg: some in the republican party, charlie, maybe we're better off, midterm elections, allowing obamacare implemented, because more americans experience it once it is implemented, whether lost jobs or losing their coverage or higher premiums, they're going to be really angry and take it out at the polls? >> and i agree completely with everything monica said about the importance of fighting for this stuff but the fact remains that this is a political fight. as it stand now, the under the counts constitutional system the government is going to support keeping obamacare around. until we change the government. and the way we change the government is through elections. and so if, if this ploy that they're doing right now helps sell that case, then that's, then that is a -- >> remember, charlie, in 2010 going into that election, conservatives, republicans they fought over obamacare. they just didn't surrender to it an won in 2010. do it this time too. gregg: monica crowley, char

let's repeal obamacare. we need to keep the government opened? let's repeal obamacare. the answer to everything, the cure for absolutely nothing. and now their legislative malpractice, i don't know of anything else you can call it, has led us to the brink of a major crisis. read just this morning from frank keating, former republican governor of oklahoma what in the world is going on here. what in the world do we think we are doing? as we begin to see the consequences of their actions, they are doubling down, putting forth a list of demands that even the greediest child on christmas morning would be put to shame. in exchange for averting a government shutdown and global economic crisis, the house majority considers making the demand. a one-year delay of the individual mandate which would cut the health care law. the implementation of congressman ryan's tax reform plan, which does away with medicare, by the way. despite the fact that voters, my deleeg said, rejected his draconian vision as he ran for vice president last year. the repeal of dodd-frank -- additional minute

consumers dig deeper to pay for obamacare. we dig deeper into sticker shock with out-of-pocket and copiague cost. a new report on the s.a.t. scores how prepared our kids are for college? negotiate a better salary. it is easier then rethink. we are watching out for you tonight. the was report. gerri: our top story today five days until the exchange opens in the industry shinn is dressing up its version of how much health care cost will be under obamacare. though they say. the critics are blasting it seeing increases will be large for most. we have the details. >> premiums are only a small piece of the puzzle. fit ministrations has offered the most detailed information so far this week insisting it will do what the president pledged. >> it will deliver on its promise to make health insurance more affordable and accessible for american. >> and unfortunately you cannot answer the most important question will my insurance rates go up in 2014? >> schaede cherry pick the data to highlight the fact people of low income will benefit th

>> there are all sorts of safeguards built into obamacare. by and large those aren't directed at this issue of competition in the marketplace, but we do have a policy infrastructure in place for dealing with that, and that's the anti-trust laws and anti-trust authorities, and those folks at the department of justice and federal trade commission are taking a long-hard look in terms of what is going on in terms of physicians and hospitaling coming together. >> what are your biggest hopes for the overall health care industry with obamacare and what are your biggest fears as it starts to get implemented? >> well, i prefer to focus on my hope. my hope is that health care reform will help us all to enjoy a system that delivers greater value; that delivers better quality of care at lower costs. we spend about one out of every five of our hard-earned dollars on health care in this country, and that number has just gone up and up and up, and it's an enormous burden on our own finances, but also the federal budget and the problems that we're seeing tod

obamacare. and expecting different results. i intend to speak in opposition to obamacare. i intend to speak in support of defunding obamacare. until i am no longer able to stand. would you eat them with a fox? >> fox news. >> green eggs and ham. has some applicability as curious as it might sound, to the obamacare debate. it's when americans tried, if they discovered they did not like green eggs and ham and they did not like obamacare either. >> you're crazy. you're crazy. >> and one of the oldest definitions of insanity is -- >> my career is over, i am making a horse's asseth of myselfeth. >> they did not like obamacare in a box with a fox in a house or with a mouse. >> will the senator yield for a question? >> i cannot yield for the purpose of a question without yielding the floor. >> what is your major malfunction, numb nut! >> save us from this train wreck. >> the train wreck that is obamacare. >> a train. a train. a train, a train. >> over and again. >> could you, would you on a train? >> t

vote against funding obamacare and stop harry reid from amending this bill to fund obamacare. >> let's go to the next step. describe what's going to happen h this week and you pointed out friday is the important vote. in 1995 as the government shutdown, we are headed into that republicans were blamed 46 to 27%. now a pew poll says people blame the republicans and the president equally. there is a lot of talk about what would happen if this would result in a government shut-down. what's your answer to the people who say, well, we can't shut down the government. how do you respond? >> well, i don't think we should shut down the government. today the motion i filed, harry reid objected. if he had not objected we would have taken a government shutdown off the table. if harry reid and the president are saying unless they can force funding for obamacare, unless they can force obamacare on every american family, they are going to shut down the government. the way we stop it is standing up to them and saying, look, fund every bit of government. >> the house did that. >> the house has voted to

they're keeping the pressure on obamacare. the president himself has declared that this bill is not ready for prime time. the american people know it, they're worried about it. keeping the pressure on is a good thing. bill: juan, what do you think? what happens? >> well, what happens is it goes to the senate, it's defeated. they can pily buster it -- filibuster it, but it doesn't matter. one scenario or another, pily buster or no filibuster, something will ultimately have to go back to the house without the defund obamacare fantasy, and then the house will have to decide whether to work with speaker boehner in terms of the hard right, the tea party conservatives -- about 30 members who are driving this -- or to allow speaker boehner to use some democratic votes to pass bill. otherwise, they're buying into a shutdown. and if the filibuster comes, as carl cameron said earlier, what you get is less time. two to three days right now, bill, is the prospect for the house to act even without a filibuster w. a filibuster there's no ti

. >> get ready for obamacare. a look at what to expect when the health insurance exchangesti go live on tuesday. plus, he is the man at the center of the budget showdown. just what did the texasud senator accomplish this week? and president obama speaks to rouhani, but will negotiations be different this time around?rnal >> welcome to the journal editorial report. are you ready for obamacare? they are set to open onth h tuesday and both critics and supporters of the controversial law are waiting to find out just who will sign up and what premiums will they pay? he has no doubt the signature piece of legislation will succeed.ill >> what we are confident of is when people look and see theyhe can get high quality, affordable health care for less than their cell phone bill they are going to sign. up. >> joining us is columnist and deputy editor. >> you heard the president's optimism. what do you expect to happen on tuesday? ex >> i think we are expecting a choppy rollout and very disruptive. we have seen a lot of dela

stays or whether obamacare is defunded. that is the question before us, not whether or not we shut the government down. so while i respect and appreciate everybody's position, i just think it's irresponsible for us as a senate to knowingly and voluntarily shut down our government and extend obamacare when we have the opportunity to have the debate, have the vote, strip the -- strip out the funding for obamacare and move forward. i don't know how it will end up. i think i know. but i know one thing -- inaction and not voting is wrong. people of georgia sent me here to take action, not to avoid action. they sent me here to run government, not to shut the government down. in fact, i got to the united states senate and the united states house because of a government shutdown and i want to tell that story. in the 1990's, when president clinton was president and newt gingrich was speaker, the issue of -- many issues came about on fiscal spending. and the speaker and the president and the minority and majority leader of the senate

and obamacare isn't working. and so we're going to step forward and recognize the simple reality that it's the biggest job killer in this country, and we should not affirmatively fund it. mr. president, i yield the floor. mr. cruz: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mr. cruz: i would note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: a senator: further proceedings under the quorum call be suspended and i be allowed to speak to the senate as if in morning business. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mccain: on september 11 we came together as a country on the national day of service and remembrance to honor those lives lost on that tragic day 12 years ago and celebrated the bravery and commitment of our men and women in uniform. as our soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines continue to defend our freedom abroad americans back home have also been stepping forward to serve their communities and country. last w

especially obamacare. let obamacare go into effect. people will soon realize. >> do you not want the republicans to fight and stand on principle? as ted cruz said earlier ? >> sure. absolutely i do. but we are disgrease on tactics on how to do the it. >> tell me the other tactic. when do we neat get -- why wouldn't republicans make the biggest issue repealing -- members of congress or staff. or pushing for the delay of the individual mandate which they are already doing. >> vitter offered his amendments. ted cruz mentioned a lot. >> and hammered it home every day. >> that's a strategy. >> until 2014. make them own it. it's called obamacare. don't the give them a reason to point a finger at republicans. >> i don't see a reason for not increasing the delay in the individual mandate for a year. >> i'm nervous that they will. i'm nervous they will take the republican idea. >> they will do it because they don't -- they don't want the full impact. >> exactly. individual mandate costs votes. put it off for a year. >> you are admitting this is

obamacare. we're going through the motionings right now as we head toward a shutdown. >> goldie taylor, i heard you on the air a little while ago. i think congressman horseford alluded to it. it's outright disgusting to a lot of folks that this is how our government is going to be run for the foreseeable feature, crawling from one crisis to the next. >> it's laughable, irresponsible and downright dangerous for far too many families that are going to have to endure the imminent government shutdown. it isn't just the people inside the beltway that are going to be impacted. there will be first, second and third chair fed call contractors who will not get paid. so we're talking about a very, very dangerous situation here that really i don't think can be averted. the fact of the matter is my colleague is right. we've been heading towards this a very long time. we've had 40-plus votes in terms of trying to repeal obamacare. we're having this one now and we're going to have another one. it seems like t

all because of obamacare. fox news correspondent mike tobin has our report. >> reporter: a prestigious hospital and for treating world leaders and celebrities in the cleveland clinic is the largest employer in northeast ohio. however, the house will announce layoffs are imminent -- imminent. >> this is tough. probably the hardest thing you can imagine is telling people, i'm sorry. you know, we don't have a job for you here anymore. >> reporter: a clinic at the president while selling his health care reforms in 2009 held up as an example for how medicine should work. >> and part of the reason it works well is because they have set up a system where patient care is the number one concern, not bureaucracy, what forms have to be filled out, we get reimbursed for. those are changes that the american people want to see. >> reporter: with the reforms limiting the cleveland clinic determined that reimbursements will be reduced, private insurers will also pay less. the cost of treating the patient and running a hospita

we begin with the epic anti-obamacare speech. his claim a vote for cloture is a vote for obamacare and all the delirium that followed. all 100 senators including cruise himself ended up voting for closure. but it did not stop there. the senator of virginia saying on fox news shortly after that vote there are good things and bad things in obamacare. we should allow the rollout to continue in order to find out what those things are good so clearly nancy pelosi did not go quite far enough saying we have to go pass the bill to find out what is in it. the view now seems to be we have to enforce the law to find out what is in it. the obama administration today put out what critics say the misleading report on obamacare just days before next tuesday's insurance exchange rollout. according to the health and human services department, obamacare premiums will be lower than expected. but the department reached that conclusion only after comparing its findings to the often inaccurate projections of the congressional budget office. fox news c

government shutdown or o obamacare? charles: obamacare. i think ultimately obamacare. we will have an interesting thing. 93% will be furloughed, 99% will be furloughed, 96%, we are going to learn our economy can actually function without a whole lot of the fact that exists in washington, d.c. the bottom line, essential services will not be shut down, but nonessential services, americans will learn they can live without this. the longer this goes, the white house might be in trouble because ultimately most americans agree government is too big right now. stuart: i think you have a point. welcome back. less than 14 hours from a potential government shutdown. the first time since early in 1996. peter barnes is in washington. the senate does not convene until 2:00 this afternoon. the odds are we don't get a spending bill through congress today meaning no way to avoid a shutdown. handicap it for me, peter. >> i agree with you, stuart. it looks like no way out of a shutdown unless somebody blinks. and i don't see anybody reaching for their eye drops right. stuart: let's be c

at the heart of the fight, obamacare. we've assembled our own congressional summit with four key lawmakers from the senate and the house. my key question, what is the end game? >>> another mass shooting, this time at a navy yard in washington. what can be done to prevent this in the future? the executive vice president of the national rifle association, wayne lapierre, and i'll talk to a mother of the aurora shooting about her fight for gun laws. >>> and the president's policy with iran. bill kristol, tavis smiley. i'm david gregory. all that ahead on "meet the press" this sunday morning. >>> good sunday morning. we're going to get to the government shutdown in just a moment, but first the breaking news we're tracking in nairobi, kenya. one of the most deadly acts of terror in east africa since the u.s. embassies were attacked in 1998. nbc's ron allen is on the phone where the hostages are still being held. he's got late, breaking details for us. ron, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, david. the death toll is now u

there are problems with obamacare. we have had some polls saying there is great dissatisfaction at the town halls, but you haven't engaged in a debate on how to change the law, what you have gone out and said let's kill the law, let's de-fund it. >> actually, with respect, david, i think the premise is wrong, i voted to repeal the law, but that was not my position in this fight. my position is de-fund it, which is different than repeal. and even now what the house of representatives has done is a step removed from de-funding. it is delaying it. now that is the essence of a compromise, delaying simply on the same terms that has been done for the big corporations, that is a compromise. and at the same time, david, on the other side, what have the democrats compromised on? zero, their position is absolutely no, no matter what. >> you make this argument as if there is no broader context here. obamacare has been legislated, has been adjudicated and it has been tested to the political system. and so let's go through that. we

ted cruz's 21 hour anti-obamacare clown show ended today. and then an amazing thing happened on that same senate floor. a clash between the old and the new republican party. the two broke out, courtesy of senator john mccain, who's no friend of president obama's. mccain's message to ted cruz and other radical right-wingers, when it comes to obamacare, get over it. >> we've fought as hard as we could in a fair and honest manner, and we lost. and we lost -- one of the reasons is, because we in the minority. the elections have consequences. people spoke. they spoke, much to my dismay, but they spoke. and they reelected the president of the united states. all of us should respect the outcome of the elections which reflects the will of the people. >> they lost. john mccain unloaded on cruz with the truth, the truth that was missing during cruz's overnight circus act where he rambled on about dr. seuss and star wars and nazis, and he spread epic miss truths about obamacare. >> millions of people are asking for accountability, for responsibility, f

he partially defunded obamacare. there can be no resistance for the idea of defunding says the president's self surely was going to be intellectually honest. >> several polls that point. now that it has passed congress, the supreme court has given it to check of approval. the mandate of this. they don't want politics to be recaptured. they're ready to move on. lou: you are not accepting reality. the polls, all of them, show opposition to obamacare. there is -- that is a fact. it is a disaster, an economic disaster. would you be willing to give it a year or two before being implemented to fix it? rigid be willing to do that? >> it is an economic disaster if you ask the americans have no health issues, there will be allowed to get health insurance for hundred dollars. >> the american people don't want to see obamacare implemented. they want to see their health care system fixed. that is what we need to do. if republicans realize this as a political tool, where going to lose because of the mainstream media. we are. lou:

this is one creepy obamacare ad. >> oh. i see you chose to sign up for obamacare. >> yes, it is my first time here. >> okay. let's have a look. >> wow. what can you say about that? >> well, president obama despite opposition from just about every direction still defends it. >> 52% believe the law will raise our health care costs. is everybody wrong? >> yes, they are. the problem we have is that over the last four years billions of dollars have been spent misinforming people about what this law is about. all of the horror stories have not come true. it is going to be a good deal and we expect that once it is fully implemented a year from now, two years from now, five years from now, people will look back and say what was the argument about? >> if we could just only understand him properly and when is he going to get the nobel health care prize? do they make that? i'm sure he thinks he deserves it. why won't he listen? >> he is king of the universe. he thinks he is king of the universe. he didn't like it, but used to like it

and the cost of obamacare on full-time jobs. if there are part-time jobs, they don't qualify. now i happen to support national medical service and care but we have to do something about its effect on the job market there. is a disaster for the average american family. >> the white house is coming back with a different set and saying this is not correct. that obamacare is causing the creation of part-time job. maybe there's a fix that you have to work 40 hours a week to be eligible for health insurance instead of 30 hours but i have never seen the sort of subversion of a law that has passed both houses and signed by the the president, approved by the supreme court and minority of the minority is acting like they did back in the days, just mass i resistance. and what cruz is mostly worried about is that once this goes into effect, people are going to love it. they'll be hooked on it. it will be like crack. >> let me ask you this question, if anything should, what about the gop and obamacare, the answer to that is, boehner should p

there's good stuff in obamacare, there's bad stuff in okay. in virginia it only effects 15 to 20% of the people. what we find in virginia is we had a market where in a lot of areas was only one provider. we have 40 different plans being offered in every region. >> neil: but it may be so but a lot of people -- and i have friends who are part of this and ibm retirees dumped on to the exchanges. but they don't know what to search out because there's very little news. >> there could be lots of bumps. one thing that frustrates me is it's the law of the land. we ought to find out what's good in it and what's bad. >> neil: what could you live with? if one of the ideas is we can't defund it. but let's say we want to push back for a year the employee mandate. >> why would we? i don't think that makes good financial sense. with he geared up the operation. >> neil: why not? >> let me finish. this will start operating and if we find certain things need to be worked. i would like to see the 30-hour you the period that doesn't make sense. i was one of the f

get ready for obamacare. right now the president is promoting the new health care exchanges ahead of their kickoff next week. he has chosen a community college in maryland to highlight what he is calling a key cornerstone of the middle class, access to affordable health care a six-month enrollment period for the exchanges begins on tuesday. the obama administration needs millions of americans, especially the young healthy ones to sign up in order to keep costs low for everyone. so you can expect to see a lot of these high-profile events to promote the exchanges and push you towards signing u

then the whole focus is on funding obamacare. and the pressure builds to such an extent that you might get some compromises if you want to. you get older ground, that is what they need to be doing. lou: as you avoided a comment that might be taken as critical of the leaders in the house, i was thinking to myself, the normal frustration when a guest is not answer your first -- question. i was thinking, how wise the republicans would be to follow the example of that moment and quit criticizing one another, quit running one another down and someone take control of the republican party on capitol hill. by that, i mean, a group of wise men and women who could guide republican policy legislatively in the congress and the senate and in some of this nonsense because the results is disparaging, but we getting of the republican position which, frankly, is about a bad law that is empirically and demonstrably disastrous. >> you are so right. i am so upset with those that have these fights out in the public. they're just playing into the hand

now what does an obamacare navigator do? so you're asking with what does an obamacare navigator do? >> stephen: yes, i am. >> they help uninsured residents sign up for the state's expanded insurance program. >> stephen: thank you,on. they help you learn about obamacare. that's why republican lawmakers are restricting and regulating health care navigators in 16 dates. in 16 states. they are withholding information from the public. and no one is working harder to keep their citizens in the dark than the sunshine state. jim? >> tension over how to implement the affordable care ago or o bam ra rar-- obamacare appears to be surfacing again in florida. this time it has to do with the so-called fav gators who are supposed to help people wade through the system to sign for health coverage. the florida department of health is saying that those navigators can't operate inside county health department offices. >> the state department of health put out a notice saying navigator its couldn't, quote, conduct activities on the grounds of the health department. >> stephen: yes, we need to keep the

block a senate vote on the house plan to defund obamacare in exchange for not shutting down the government. harry reid says the senate's first key procedural vote will occur today. so how is he filling his time? here's a look at some of senator cruz's off- topic remarks. kenya's president says kenya's president says the four-day terrorist siege of an upscale mall in nairobi is over.. in a televised address, he said the terrorists have lost. the president also said five of the gunmen were killed and 11 other people arrested over possible connections to the attack. al-shabaab claimed responsibility for it. they say it was retribution for kenya's involvement in an african union military expedition that has hurt the terror group in its somali homeland. an american woman who escaped the mall attack is safe at home in the u-s. crying nats thirty year old bendita malakia sobbed as she collapsed into the arms of loved ones she thought she'd never see again. malakia says she was eating lunch when fighters from the terror group al-shabab -- based in somalia -- took over the westgate shopping mall. a

obamacare. if they want any changes in obamacare, wait until after the debt ceiling. >> senate majority leader harry reid said give obamacare a little time and he predicts 90% of the american people will like it just like they like medicare. trace? >> trace: on the flip side, what are we hearing from republican leaders? >> a lot of closed-door meetings across capitol hill, including house and senate republicans. house republicans are looking at a plan that would essentially pull out the individual mandate for obamacare and cut subsidies for members of congress and senior administration officials, so they're going to continue going after obamacare. i'm also told that senate republican leader mitch mcconnell is looking at the possibility of a one-week government funding bill just to keep the doors and lights on for another week. here's what the speaker of the house said about why republicans continue going after obamacare. >> this law is not ready for prime time. the house has done its work. we pa

it's obamacare. it's the cost of -- and the mandates and the requirements and the uncertainty associated with the president's health care law and some other, i might add, government regulations. but policies coming out of washington, d.c., that are making it more difficult, more expensive for our small businesses, our job creators to create the jobs that are necessary to keep our economy going. and that's why you have this sluggish economy and this high -- chronically high unemployment rate and part-time jobs rather than full-time jobs and lower take-home pay and the slowest recovery that we've seen literally in the last 50 years. i mean, that's the economy that we're in the midst of right now. now, the -- as we talk about abt obamacare -- and my colleagues and i come down here, and i was here when we voted on that back here in 2009 and 2010, i was here on the floor on a regular basis talking about why i thought this was going to be a disaster for the economy, for health care costs, and offering up a

lori: worse than obamacare might. i am not a fan of obamacare for order is worth. everyone realizes we're ready 17 trillion in debt. we have to deal with that debt. i will pay you and a year with interest. readdress that issue as are dealing with the real issues it would stabilize the markets. the other countries that say america finally realize they have a problem and their many have been addressing the issue head-on. it would stabilize the market. is the direction and gone to go. the obamacare rollout, debt ceiling, a possible government shut down, so you want to stay with us. the obama doctrine includes failed foreign policy positions and libya, egypt, and syria. secretary of state john kerry sit down. changing the administration's record in the middle east. any last requests mr. baldwin? do you mind grabbing my phone and opening the capital one purchase eraser? i need to redeem some venture miles before my demise. okay. it's easy to erase any recent travel expense i want. just pick that flight right there. mmm hmmm. give it a few taps, and...it's taken care of.

another shot to vote on defunding obamacare. senator cruz talks about rallying the american people who are so engaged in this. are there a lot of protests around the country, people who want to unwind obamacare at this point? surely it is unpopular. no question about that. and there's certainly a lot of people who would not like to see it become law. but it is law. it's law and now it's about to go live and the exchanges are up, people are going to begin signing up. i'm with you. i don't see the end game for all of this drama. it's not clear what they've accomplished. particularly since there's nothing to unwipnd at this poin. the president would have to volunteer to dismantle everything that has been built up and even affirmed by the supreme court. republicans who have been calling me today say this is fantasy on the part of those like ted cruz who are making this push. >> peter, i think that david's word fantasy is great. sometimes the trigger to figure out what's going on, what would happen if something else happened? if the

she would repeal obamacare. louie gohmert has been putting hour after hour here on the floor and around this country doing battle with obamacare. the list of people that deserve credit for stepping up to this fight is long. it isn't exclusive here in the house, mr. speaker. it certainly includes a group of stalwarts in the senate. led in this latest episode by senator ted cruz of texas who stood on the floor for more than 21 hours and delivered a whole series of arguments against obamacare. but i'll say here's the argument. the argument that is at the center of obamacare, mr. speaker. and it is this. obamacare is by my opinion an unconstitutional takings of god-given american liberty. it takes away our right to manage our health. the most sovereign thing that we have is the american people is our soul. and our soul, the eternal nature of our soul, is controlled by god and our will. this federal government hasn't figured out how to nationalize our soul. but the second most sovereign thing we have is our bodies, o

obamacare. we chose the date november 15 from december 15 and we've gotten rid of the pay china first. that's it. the so-called anomalies, i have met with republican leader, staff has gone over that. no problems with that. so this is an effort to stall, and i don't know why, and effort to stall. it is absurdly unfortunate. because i repeat, every minute that goes by is a minute closer to a government shutdown because when we finish this we have to then have the american people focus on whether or not we're going to have a debt ceiling, whether we are going to again crush the economy as we did last time that threat came. so unless it's maybe someone thinks that they can come with a great speaking ability tomorrow to change everything, everybody in this body knows how the votes are going to go. this is going back to the house of representatives, and the house of representatives has said publicly and they said privately they are going to send something back to us. now, i want to make sure that if t

. >> and the obamacare continues to rage. now they are on opposite sides and we will have the latest on the health care battle and talk with mr. bolling. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. >> i am bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. why is america so polarized? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. republicans in the house said they will dough maned a one-year delay in the rollout of obamacare. democratic controlled senate will no go along because this is president obama's signature achievement. today the president spoke in maryland touting the benefits of obamacare that kicks in on january 1st. mr. obama is believing all will turn out well. obviously the issue has polarized americans. some question at this point obamacare is chaotic and everybody knows that. this week the department of health and human services announced younger americans will pay substantially more for health insurance. to be fair uninsured people and elderly americans will benefit, but in the end it will al

because if i'm the example of someone who is suffering under obamacare, obamacare is a pretty sweet deal. >> yes, it is. john conley, thanks for your time tonight. appreciate you coming on. next i'm taking your questions, "ask ed live." but i do want to say this. ronald reagan used to say, "we must trust but verify." do we have to verify now what ted cruz says on the senate floor? because he will distort things, he will distort the facts. he will tell lies on the senate floor. he will go out and talk about people as if he knows them when he's never met them. this is how they operate. this is who they are. this is the republican party being guided by these nut job tea partiers. and i think ted it cruz should go on the senate floor and issue a correction. this is about character. does he have the character to do that? probably not. "ask ed live" is just ahead. stay tuned. before they sat down, one more time, just for themselves. before the last grandchild. before the first grandchild. smile. before katie, debbie, kevin and brad... there was a connection that started it all and made the fut

i want to talk about obamacare. >> i will keep bringing it back. 24r* is one side linking obamacare with a shutdown of government. let's have the debate. let's have the debate about immigration reform. >> i think you have made that point. let's go to the question of jobs. under obamacare any employer with 50 full time workers must provide coverage in 2015 and must provide under the employer mandate. full time is 30 hours a week or more. president obama says that won't be a problem. >> they said this would be a disaster in terms of jobs. there is no widespread evidence that the affordable care act has hurt in jobs. >> but a study this week found 313 companies 313 are either laying off workers or cutting their hours to avoid the obamacare employer mandate. senator lee. >> this is another example of what happens in washington. as we say, the bullet points are different than the bill. that's true with respect to any piece of legislation. especially with a 2700 page piece of legislation. we are still learning more and more about the implications about this law. as it is taking affect and as w

-- or if we fund obamacare. and that, to me, is an irresponsible position. it is irresponsible because the senators who support the house position are playing high-stakes poker with other people's money. to shut down the government is disastrous, not only for hundreds of thousands of federal employees who do important work to keep america safe and to keep us a leading nation in the economy but also because it's at the expense of american jobs. when senator reid, the democratic leader, came to the floor and read a statement from the business round table, he was reading from the strongest business group that usually, without fail, supports republicans. that group put out a statement yesterday, the business round table, the leading business executives in our country, that to shut down the government or to fail to extend the debt ceiling is devastating to our economy. the words they used were "calamitous" and "catastrophic." why in the world would we have the self-imposed crisis created by the threats of the house r

will obamacare cost you more to get the meds you need? we'll have that story and more when "real money" continues. ♪ ♪ >>> well if you are in the market for health insurance one of your big questions is probably ago drugs. does obamacare which we are going to stay on top of every night, cover the prescription medications that you need? and if it does, how much does it actually cover? now the answer to this question like everything else in obamacare depends. and i depend on david who has studied this very carefully for david. >> we are one week away from open enrollment. you have six months to enroll or pay a fine. but does it make financial sense? the cost of prescription meds is a big part of all of this. pills, meds, drugs, whatever you call them, they cost money. sometimes hundreds or even thousands of dollars a year, but under obamacare there is an annual limit to how much consumers have to pay. the cap $6,350 a year for an individual, or family. >> under obamacare after consumers hit this limit, then insurancers have to cover the

right now everybody hates obamacare. nobody wants it. people are not happy with obamacare, and that's what the republicans are trying to do. and even mr. obama himself -- president obama saying let's have maybe -- we should delay the problems because they have midterm elections so he has delayed many things in his own policies, right? >> david. >> yeah, there's an interesting parallel here on both sides. if you here my republican colleague speak she says if it's a shutdown maybe it won't be as bad as people think. and on our side we are saying when obamacare is implemented it will not be as bad, it will be pretty good. the polling actually shows this, if you ask people should those with preexisting conditions be denied? should everybody be able to buy within a large pool so that you pool the risk and prices go down, everybody overwhelmingly have support for that, when you say obamacare they don't because the republican party and the koch brothers have spent millions of dollars to make a campaign against obamacare. but when people hear ab

all across this country, americans are suffering because of obamacare. obamacare isn't working. what might be as intimidating as obamacare. chinese gooseberries actually come from new zealand. some time ago i tweetd a speech that ashton kutcher gave me. number one, as a consumer, i'm a big fan of eating white castle burgers. >> stephen: inspiring, just like the seen in "mr. smith goes to washington" where jimmy stewart gets some bad acid and talks to a coat rack for 12 hours. but, folks, cruz didn't just criticize obamacare. he offered a practical alternative. >> so i want to point out just a few words of wisdom from dwuk dynasty. you put five red necks on a mower it's going to be epic. redneck rule number one-- most things can be fixed with duct tape and extension cords. >> stephen: see, america, you don't need health care. if you have a medical emergency, just go to home depot. this courageous man is fighting to defund obamacare by filibustering a bill that defunds obamacare. and what makes it truly courageous, the bill was his idea. and it's not really a filibuster. cruz knew

pass the cr that defunds obamacare. i don't understand, why doesn't, what's the daily caller's take on why ted cruz is like that? >> well, i can't speak for all of my colleagues, but what we have here is just a really weird situatio situation. >> then he has to essentially filibuster it because they have to filibuster it. >> the people in the house of representatives who pass the cr, people like saxby chambliss who want to vote on the cr to defund obamacare. he is subtle about it. he compares them to nazis appeasers. take a listen. >> you go to if 1940s, nazi germany. look, we saw in britain neville chamberlain who told the british people, accept the nazis. yes, they'll dominate the continent of europe. but that's not our problem. let's appease them. why? because it can't be done. >> i suspect those same pundits who say it can't be done if it had been in the 1940s, we would have been listening to them. then they would have made television. they would have gotten beyond carrier pigeons and beyond letters. they would have