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>> marsha blackburn had a great metaphor about some people want to drive fords and some per rareries. in the '70s, there was the ford pinto that had a bad habit of catching on fire. it was government stepping in and saying we're not going to let companies make these uni've and dangerous cars. it's the same thing today. a lot of people have private insurance policy that are going to explode on them and the moment they get sick drop them for coverage, for them into bankruptcy. thanks to obama care, those policies are no longer going to be an option. that is generally in our better interests both in controlling costs and providing quality care to more americans and people are going to see more affordable options they can move into. >> will, go ahead. that's a fact she said. >> i'm glad we're talking about the parts of obama care that are working. website and marsha blackburn's, what she's making evident to us it's not functional, that's one side. the other side is the part of obama care actually working. i don't know how to say this. the first step you take is you expose the lie. did pre

marsha blackburn renewable of tennessee thank you so much. >> woodruff: even with a possible government shutdown looming tonight over the fate of the health care law, one thing won't change: money to implement the law has already been allocated. and tomorrow, the federal government and 16 states are poised to open new online insurance marketplaces. one of the key groups being targeted for enrollment: latinos, who make up a third of the uninsured nationwide. kwame holman reports. >> holman: hundreds of people, young and old, stood in line on a recent morning outside the cesar chavez civic center in oakland, california. the occasion was a health fair organized by community groups, and the mood was festive as the largely hispanic participants prepared to sign up for programs, including food stamps, free medical screenings, even free healthful food. but the biggest draw was the large area devoted to health insurance. >> what do you think are the chances for me to qualify? >> it just depends on the income. >> holman: here, specially trained staff explained what type of insurance they would b

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. >> marsha blackburn took a pro stance, channelling the cry to reform the health. >> some people like to drink out of a red cup, not a crystal stem. >> stepping in to carry the torch for the gop women. >> correct me if i'm wrong, do men not have to buy maturnity coverage? >> you know, john mcafee, security mogul, turned a man fleeing the law. >> people actually said, did you actually sleep with them, yes, i did. >> yes, the rollout has been rocky to say the least, don't worry, america, congress is on it. >> joining me, republican from new jersey, member of the house committee and donna christianson, a doctor herself, and congressman lance, i'm a little confused at this point of the sort of republican objection through a policy standpoint. is the idea that health insurance companies should not be able to cancel policies in the individual market? >> that is correct. and that is the substance. first we want to make sure that the procedure works, which is the website. and i want to work with the administration to make sure that the website is up and running fully, as quickly as possible,

here is marsha blackburn on the commission that will grill kathleen sebelius tomorrow. welcome back to the program. >> thank you. stuart: you've got a lot of exposure recently on tv, i've been watching you on all kinds of networks and you're highly critical of kathleen sebelius, we know that. i say that the president will never fire her, will never ask her to step aside and she will not volunteer to step aside. am i wrong? >> well, i think that regardless of all of that, whether she stays or whether she goes, what we want to do is find out how much money they've been on this website, who was actually supposed to be coordinating and integrating all of these portals and these stove pipes and we want to know past, present and future, what this is going to end up costing the american people. you know, the incompetence is absolutely staggering, and seeing this kind of incompetence in a website certainly does not lend any confidence whatsoever that they can protect your privacy or they can deliver health care. >> now, ten democrats in the senate want the extension-- want an e

joining us now with some thoughts on all this, congresswoman marsha blackburn of tennessee. welcome. great to have you with us in our studio. >> great to be here. >> is there any wonder the public sees this back and forth as blame game going on on both sides and really say we have had enough? >> they are saying that. i can understand that. yeah. >> where do we do from here at this point? you don't hear the president ready to negotiate unless he gets a clean funding bill. at this point, we're not seeing much movement. >> you're right. and it is so disappointing. everybody's going to be blamed in this. and it's so unfortunate because we need people to have faith in the fact that this is a strong u.s. government. we want them to believe in the work that we're doing to represent them. but here is the rub, if you will. we continue to offer -- we have offered the senate 12 different funding proposals. we have voted to fund everything in the federal government except the provisions of obama care and with good reason. then we said we'll just delay it. let's delay the individual mand

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joining me live, marsha blackburn. congresswom congresswoman, we are starting to see glimmers of hope in the senate with harry reid and mitch mcconnell talking. we have not seen a great deal of talk across party lines in the house. have you essentially rendered yourself irrelevant? >> i would say quite the contrary. we have september the senate four different continuing resolutions and i think all but one of those had bipartisan support. we have sent them 16 different funding bills. we've had about 200 democrats in the house vote with us on those members. >> you mean the piece meal bills to open the government? >> yes, it's called appropriations. that's how we fill out the budget every year. that's how we go about it. >> i would ask you why open the government piece by piece when you can open it entirely? >> we didn't want it shut down in the first place. >> that's not my question. why not open the government entirely instead of piece by piece? very simple question. >> well, and i can give you a simple answer for that.

you had marsha blackburn, you had the keg stand. you had a couple of those other clips you played, but i think they were kind of didn't know what to do and instead they went off down that yellow brick road and were attacked by flying monkeys and fields of poppy and things. >> yes, they were. mckay, how much longer does the gop simply define itself by what it's against? it's against the affordable care act. they offer no alternative. they oppose the president on syria. today we've had some encouraging news with regard to the dismantling of chemical weapons. cantor, boehner, they say we're speaking on behalf of the american people. the american people want solutions. they want constructive solutions. these people aren't representing anything. >> well, i think you've actually heard a growing number of republicans both in washington and outside say that, you know, the party needs to pig year out what its agenda is. what are our ideas? what is the point of our opposition to obama? obviously, you know, with the obama care rollout, as a gr

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thank you. >> thank you. >> so, matt, you've got marsha blackburn there, you've got -- you heard what steny hoyer said. you have that off-mike conversation which we haven't even talked about where it's clear that at least the gentlemen from kentucky think they have the winning message here, that the democrats have made a mistake and didn't maybe properly vet their talking points. >> but they also acknowledge we don't want to be here. that doesn't necessarily auger that they're in a great position because they're not in a great position. that's why rand paul is talking about let's appoint a conference committee to talk about the continuing resolution, but five months ago rand paul was against a conference committee on harmonizing the budget proposals. i think the jansing plan is going to probably work here, where you have a six-month kind of kick it down the road and get something very, very minor, like row peel of the medical devices tax, which is something that actually has bipartisan support on it. >> but also gives the republicans something to say, look, we didn't like this and we

tennessee's marsha blackburn. >> who was in charge as it was being built. >> was in charge. >> at that time who is the individual -- >> snider is -- michelle schneider is the one responsible for this debacle? >> well, excuse me, congresswoman. michelle schneider is not responsible for the debacle. hold me accountable for the debacle. >> sebelius did point the finger outside government blaming a contract or, c gi for the site's flaws and rise in subsidiary for recent outages including today's. >> it's been down the whole time we've been testifying. >> newly released internal memo shows that just days before the website's october 1 launch, administration officials knew it might lack adequate safeguards for personal information. from a security perspective a medicare official wrote, the aspects of the system that were not tested due to the ongoing development exposed a level of uncertainty that can be deemed as a high risk. michigan's mike rogers. >> because you did not even have the most basic end to end test on security of this system. amazon would never do this. proflowers would never

. >> i yield two minutes to my friend and colleague, the congresswoman from tennessee, marsha blackburn. >> recognize for two minutes. >> thank you, mr. speaker. as we heard, we received this news yesterday that our priests and ministers could end up facing government arrest if they attempt you celebrate mass or openly practice their faith on a military base during this government shutdown. a shutdown we did not want. a shutdown that could have been avoided had the president and senator reid agreed to negotiate with us. this is so unfortunate. no mass, no communion, no confession, no faith, no religion. religious beliefs predate government. government should not be able to tell those who are religious whether they can practice their , regardless of our government funding situation. what we are seeking is accountability, transparency, and reducing what the federal government spends. government funding is irrelevant to the religious rights and freedoms that are enshrined in the first amendment of our constitution. you do not get to throw away the constitution just because they are unwilli

republican representative marsha blackburn tweet third degree week there is some good news out of the shutdown, the epa can't issue new regulations. o'grady argues these regulations are in place to safeguard the public and right now, nobody is on watch. >> we do that through regulations and people being out in the fieldin specting wetlands, inspecting treatment plants, inspecting discharges. if we are not out there, who is? >> reporter: the best case scenario environmentalists say is that the lapse in oversight will be brief and uneventful. worst case is something nobody wants to think about. al jazerra, chicago. >> major companies with big government contracts say the shutdown is affecting operations and may force them to cut jobs, both says it could delay delivery of some 787 dream liner jets because faa officials who sign off on the planes have been furloughed. united technologies warns it could 75,000 workers home if no agreement is reached by november. the company makes helicopters and engines for the military. the shutdown is also drying up many for pa millions of low income sin

but is this really a shock considering that a two thousand and twelve investigation by congresswoman marsha blackburn revealed that because of lax hiring policies the agency has employed everyone from child pornographers to amateur thieves so as we joke around about changing the name of the t.s.a. to thousands standing around while they touch some ass let's not forget forget the real issue at hand guys while the agency picks on the weakest members of society to justify its authority the rest of us remain obey look at tory actors and their game of security theater. the. good news everyone. and it's a director keith alexander is on his way out at the n.s.a. chief has formalized plans to step down by spring of next year. couldn't have anything to do with the ongoing stream of damning revelations about the u.s. government's global voyeurism right now that would be admitting fault and we all know how much the n.s.a. isn't exactly a fan of accountability aside from the news of alexander's retirement the latest n.s.a. revelation to hit the internets details how much cia drone strikes depend on int

final word to congressman blackburn, i wouldn't be so cheeky to call you marsha. >> thank you. what we know is that their numbers don't work and individuals have been able to buy insurance or employers able to offer insurance that suited the needs of families, and they have been pleased with their insurance, and to be so insulting to people to say oh, the inas you were rans you've had is a scam, the president should never have gone out and said that and continued to say it and if, as nbc news reported, they knew this three years ago that was not a truthful statement -- >> if you want to go buy a scam policy, you can but nobody is going to buy. >> frank, you need to stop that. that is inappropriate and insulting to people -- >> [ overlapping speakers ] >> if you move the goalpost any further, they will literally be off the field. let's just move on. thank you both very much for joining me tonight. >> thank you so very much. >> as the excuses get more ludicrous. >>> the actor and comedian joins me and the man knows how to get a dirty job right, mike row. >> a lot of people look a

listen to what marsha blackburn had to say about the house's approach to the government spending crisis, listen to her. >> what you all want is ugly or evil or dirty. what we are for, mr. speaker, is an accountable transparent cr. an accountable transparent process. transparent and fair to hard working taxpayers. fair to future generations, like my grandsons, my nieces, great nieces and nephews who are going to have to pay the bill. let's have an accountable spending process. >> and so representative blackburn is talking about this continuing resolution. the bill that would reopen the doors of the government. she argues that the democrats want the republicans in the house to call a voe on the spending bill funding the whole government. they believe it will pass. and representative blackburn was arguing the case to house republicans they want to fund the parts of the government that they want to fund and they say everyone agrees on. one major thing everyone doesn't agree on is continued funding for obama care. >> all right, a trkright, thank. >>> president obama is calling out republican

. >> the problem that marsha blackburn wondering about the affect on the economy the longer it goes on. good day to you, melissa. how much does it hurt if we go over months of this and young people just simply refuse to sign up? >> it hurts a lot. this is one of the key groups that will have to pay for the plan. they are young healthy young people and go on and buy insurance and pay in and get nothing out. they are thought, they don't need insurance now and health care. so we need those people to sign up to pay for the rest. they are people in the 20s and 30s who are used to going on the iphone and purchasing something on amazon in a click of a finger. you heard people trying 20 different times and not able to enroll and someone created an account in the first day and hasn't been able to log back in. they are likely to sit on the sidelines as long as they possibly can and either pay the fine or not sign up. >> we hear it all of the time. young people have to buy n. if they don't buy in who pays then? >> it is all about the rest of the folks have to pick up the rest of the bill. they ar

the chairwoman of the democratic national committee and republican congresswoman marsha blackburn. debbie, let me start with you. obviously, again with the benefit of hind slight it's slightly great to see a standing ovation being given to police officers who have, as we know now, shot dead an unarmed woman suffering perhaps from postpartum depression. what do you think of this story? obviously, it complicated and you don't want to be too critical of the police, but what do you think? >> first of all, those capitol police officers deserved our thanks and our appreciation in every bit of the standing ovation because they lay their lives on the line every day and we work in a building that's one of the highest targets in the world and as we've seen, there is really a constant threat, virtually all the time. we had capitol police officers shot to death, you know, in the united states capitol it self-. two weeks ago we had a mass murderer on the navy yard just two -- you know, 2 miles from the capitol. to second guess the actions of the capitol police officers would be totally wrong an

marsha blackburn asking mrs. sebelius about two of her constituents who were swept off the plan they liked and chose. i thought that was a very dismissive answer. >> it was very dismissive and in fact, somewhere between 15 and 19 million people in the individual market will be affected by this. you recall all the times the president said we're going to cure the preexisting condition problem, rescission problem, all of those problems affected that same very small market and suddenly they're dismissive of it. stuart: quickly. >> and quickly, madam secretary is essentially saying that youh though the health exchange websites have been crippled and marsha blackburn. >> not just the website problem. coercion, you must buy our product and pay what we say. stuart: and pay more. >> john dingell, democrat, michigan, asking questions now. >> not beating a dead horse, mr. bartan who gave us the beginning of our efforts today. madam secretary, as he reports to consumer receiving plan cancellation notices from their insurance

. >> marsha blackburn was also on the committee asking why obamacare should be allowed to decide what plan is best for americans. we'll talk to her a little later this hour. there is word from the white house today that it is satisfied with the testimony brought kathleen sebelius yesterday. what do you think? were you satisfied? @marthamaccallum, @billhemmer. that is our twitter question of the day. martha: their story right now, bill, clearly you just have to wait. some of you will get subsidies you don't realize you're going to get. the these gaps being dropped on your policy and successfully being able to get one. they're urging caution, hold, hold, like "braveheart." we'll see what really happens here. meantime look at president's approval ratings. they have sunk to a new low amid the uproar over the sum belled rollout of obamacare. take a look. "nbc news-wall street journal poll", 42% approve of the job the president is doing. that is down five points in last two weeks. 51% disapprove with his job in office. that is a tie with mr. obama's all-time high. bill: fox news alert. ther

roberts interviewed republican congresswoman marsha blackburn on tuesday. >> when it comes to obama care, do you hate obama care more than you love your country? >> i've got to tell you something, i think that comments like that, that you are making are just incredibly inappropriate. what we have to realize is -- >> you don't think it's incredibly inappropriate to shut down our government -- you've taken the government hostage to a shutdown and now the american people you are walking to them a cliff, the economy, and you're going to push them over one by one based on the fact that you don't like the aca. that's all it is. >> listen to yourself. we didn't want a government shutdown. just listen to the way you're sounding. my goodness. >> but why is congresswoman blackburn surprised? did she really believe she'd get a fair shake in those precincts? really? the facts are clear, both republicans and democrats try to drive agendas in the federal funding debate. that's usually what happens in washington. and so ties are responsible for is president obama. but when you devote your life to ideol

. >> after a lot of finger pointing in recent weeks, marsha blackburn from tennessee preced on who is to blame and asked if it was any of the top medicare officials. >> michelle snyder is the one responsible for this debacle? >> well -- excuse me, congresswoman. michelle snyder is not responsible for the debacle. hold me accountable for the debacle. i'm responsible. >> in four than four weeks after the launch, the website was taken off line again last night and remained out of commision all morning. >> the program has crashed and burned at least three times and the user is still having problems. it's been down the whole time you have been testifying. the system is down at this moment. >> fixing it by the end of november is the administration's goal with some expressing concern about the ultimate price tag on what's been an expensive launch so far. >> we have spent about $118 million on the website itself and about $56 million has been expended on other i.t. to support the web. >> security is also an issue. this september 27th memo signed by medicare administrator marilyn tavoner said

. >> marsha blackburn, i mean, all this is true depending who you talk to on both sides. personally i blame the republicans more than the democra democrats. >> i would expect you to. >> like most of the americans, i blame both sides. >> that's right. >> i want to see business done. >> you're exactly right. they should be blaming both sides. and i can tell you what, pierce, if it were up to debbie and i, you would see us sit down as a table and work something out. >> there is no question. >> she and i would agree about that. >> we already talked about that. >> we can get it done. >> here is where we -- here is what we have done. we have offered and continued to offer -- we have sent four different crs, a budget, 12 different funding bills -- >> oh, come on, that's simply not true. >> we have had 200 democrats in the house vote with us on different funding measures, prie piers, we sent to the senate. we have a president obama who says he doesn't want to negotiate with us. now, we have never had a president not negotiate a debt ceiling deal. we know that our nation cannot co