joining us now, former senator scott brown, fox news contributor. i want to turn first to obamacare, the discussion from republicans, now about the budget, even as the president is trying to change the subject, are we witnessing the republican party against trying to accommodate him by letting him change the subject? >> our debt and deficit taxes, spending jobs, national security are important. but right now, the most important issue the thing on everyone's mind whether you are a large, owner, a small be owner or a individual is a health care debacle, they tried to ram it through, circumvent me, i got elected in an attempt to stop obamacare, in massachusets they had a deal with white house they held me up being sworn in for a couple of weeks to ram it through, i goty did not allow one management to try to fix -- amendment to try to fix the bill, so same on them now. they are all complaining now, we didn't know about the grandfatherring, you know people will lose policies, well, they voted on it everyone said we don't care. healthcare, and debacle ri

[applause] you might have heard that scott brown -- [crowd boos] scott brown from massachusetts is still thinking about running against me. let me say something nice about scott brown in case he does become a fellow citizen. [laughter] for those of you that "dancing with the stars" might go off the air, this will be a new source of entertainment. to get serious tonight, you know, the republicans think that the difficulties at we have had with enrolling people in the new affordable care act are going to be their road to victory in 2014. but let me tell you something. we all know this in this room. every american deserves affordable, quality health care. [applause] that is why we are going to make the affordable care act work. i'm not going to back down from a fight to make sure i do everything to make this law work, and i will not be intimidated just like the rest of you democrats are not going to be intimidated by the lies and the attacks. [applause] because -- do the republicans plan to make health care more affordable or more available? no. you know what their plan is? they're going to

joining me is senator scott brown. senator, welcome. and good to have you here today. >> thank you, margaret a. >> what is your take on it? we would like to be a fly on the wall. what do you think went on there? >> i thought charles was spot on, there is going to be ramifications, the democrats voted for it and rammed it through number one and then they voted against the provision that would allow for grandfathering and then voted against every other amendment to allow an opportunity to fix the bill. that's when i first got there. and number two, cya going on as you can imagine and a lot of the people in the white house right now are deeply concerned because they are finding that this is viseral. and people are losing coverage and they are getting higher bills. get in touch with me scott brown ma and tell me if you are getting a check from the government and or your health care plan is not rising. please tell me. i don't know anybody getting the checks and i don't know anybody not paying more. >> let's listen to this. the debt she down

senator scott brown from republican senator and now fox news contributor. good to see you, senator. >> good to see you. >> what do you make of the fact we're hearing from senator landru, senator manchin, saying oh, my goodness we have to save these health care plans for our constituents even though they voted for obama care, every single one of them. >> not only did they vote for it, they also voted against delaying the implementation but the grandfathering aspect of it as well. you have shaheen filing a bill, manchin, others are filing what i call cya bills, you know what cover your behind bills to basically get through the election cycle, take the pressure off of them back home and say hey listen i filed the bill. people are smarter than that. they under these people are the architects of obama care. ram it through there. they delayed my swearing here in massachusetts for a couple of weeks so they could ram it through and did not pass one amendment to make it better for the american people and they should be held accountable. >> let me ask you this. let's

[applause] you might have heard that scott brown -- boos] scott brown from massachusetts is still thinking about running against me. let me say something nice about scott brown in case he does become a fellow citizen. [laughter] you the shirt off his back and i have seen the photos to prove it. [applause] one of the issues that congress is dealing with is immigration reform. peopleople think that are sneaking across our borders, trying to get jobs they don't qualify for. [laughter] that is enough about scott brown. [laughter] [applause] there are two announced republican candidates for the senate -- jim reuben and karen hester men. at should be quite a primary. [laughter] that "dancingou with the stars" might go off the air, this will be a new source of entertainment. to get serious tonight, you know, the republicans think that the difficulties at we have had with enrolling people in the new affordable care act are going to road to -- their victory in 2014. but let me tell you something. we all know this in this room. every american deserves affordable, quality health care. [applause] that

[applause] you might have heard that scott brown -- [crowd boos] scott brown from massachusetts is still thinking about running against me. let me say something nice about scott brown in case he does become a fellow citizen. [laughter] he will give you the shirt off his back and i have seen the photos to prove it. [applause] one of the issues that congress is dealing with is immigration reform. some people think that people are sneaking across our borders, trying to get jobs they don't qualify for. [laughter] that is enough about scott brown. [laughter] [applause] there are two announced republican candidates for the senate -- jim reuben and karen and hesterman. that should be quite a primary. [laughter] for those of you that "dancing with the stars" might go off the air, this will be a new source of entertainment. to get serious tonight, you him him know, the republicans think that the difficulties at we have had with enrolling as you we have had with enrolling people in the new as a affordable care act are you are you -- going to be their road to victory in 2014. but let me tell you so

we'll be joined by former s for senator scott brown next. that wothat's corrt.n a rate. cause i'm really nvous about getting trapped. why's th? uh, mark? go get help! i have my reasons. look, you don't have to feel trapped with our raise your rated. if our rate on ts cd goes up, yours can too. oh that sounds nice. don't feel trapped with the ally raise your rate cd. ally bank. your mon needs an ally. >>> joining us now, former senator scott brown, fox news contributor. scott, it's great to have you with us. i want to just turn first to obama care, the discussion from republicans now about he budget. even as the president is trying to change the subject, are we witnessing the republican party again try to accommodate him by letting him change the subject? >> well listen, obviously our debt and deficit, taxes, spending, jobs, national security are all very important issues. but right now the most important issue, the thing that's on everybody's mind whether you're a large business owner or small business owner or an individual is this health care debacle. bottom line is, t

there is a political rumor about scott brown. supposedly you put your house in massachusetts up for sale. >> it's just too big. >> you started a political action committee in new hampshire. >> by law everybody knows that you need to form a pac to give one dollar to anybody. that's the law. with regard to my political future, there is a roll for me. it's not about me. it's about letting people know who we are as a party and how we can move forward with a positive message. >> i take that as a definite maybe. remember our discussion continues every sunday on panel plus. you can find it on our website. and make sure you follow us on twitter. up next hour power player of the week. charles krauthammer. my customers can shop around-- see who does good work and compare costs. it doesn't usually work that way with health care. but with unitedhealthcare, i get information on quality rated doctors, treatment options and estimates for how much i'll pay. that helps me, and my guys, make better decisions. i don't like guesses with my business,

. >>> joining us now, former senator scott brown, fox news contributor. scott, it's great to have you with us. i want to just turn first to obama care, the discussion from republicans now about he budget. even as the president is trying to change the subject, are we witnessing the republican party again try t accomdatete him by letting him change the subject? >> well listen, obviously our debt and deficit, taxes, spenng, jobs, national security are all very important issues. but right now the most important issue, the thing that's on everybody's mind whether you're a large business owner or small buness owner or an individual is this health care debacle. bottom line is, they tried to ram it through, tried to circumvent me. i got elected in an attempt to stop obama care. in massachusetts they had a deal with the white house where they held me up being sworn in for a couple of weeks so they could ram it through. then when i got there, don't forget they did not allow one amendment to try to fix this bill in any way, spe or form. so shame on themnow. people l

somethingt me say nothing nic nice about scott brown in case he becomes a fellow citizen. [laughter] will give you the shirt off his back and i have seen the photos to show it. [applause] thatone of the big issues congress has been dealing with is immigration reform. peopleople think that are sneaking across our borders, trying to get jobs they don't .ualify for that is enough about scott brown. [applause] you know there are two announced republican candidates for the united states senate, jim rubin and karen testament. that should be quite a primary. for those of you worried that dancing with the stars might go off the air, this will be a new source of entertainment. but to get serious tonight, the republicans think that the difficulties we have had with enrolling people in the new going toe care act are be their road to victory in 2014. but let me tell you something. and we all know this in this room. every american deserves a affordable quality healthcare. [applause] and that is why we are going to make the affordable care act work and i am not going to back down from a

former republican senator scott brown, julie pace who covers the white house for the associated press, republican political guru karl rove, and former de evan bayh. karl we talked about this at great length in our opening debate. how much trouble is obamacare in? the website, cancellations, the whole deal going forward. >> big trouble. the president's job approval rating is tied for the lowest in his term, disapproval rate at its high efpl. the law has gotten more unpopular in the last week or so. these problems are going to continue. let's put this in perspective. the individual market is being affected. there are about 150 million people who get insurance through their employer. # -- 90 million will be unaffected. those are plans governed by erisa. a total of about 75 ph-bgt plans. in 2010 the department of health and humans services said at least 14 million people are going to lose coverage. that would be 20% of the people in america governed by obamacare who today have health insurance would lose it. other estimates are as high as nearly 50% of people who have health coverage subj

when scott brown won his election, the story was, and even the president gave an interview where he said, maybe we should think about going incrementally, but they changed their mind and pushed full force to get it done. you know, chris, this plan, when i have here in my hand, it's a pr document. it has nothing in there. i think you talked about the fact -- no, it was david, who talked about all the things the affordable health care act is. a lot of people think it's just healthcare.gov. that's just not the case. what the republicans refuse to talk about, and what's not in here at all is what happens if they do succeed in getting rid of the affordable care act or defunding it? what do they do about the kids on their parents' health insurance. what do they do about no lifetime caps? what do they do about the millions of americans who would suddenly find themselves without health insurance? yes, the 0.6% of the american people who find themselves getting cancellation notices and finding themselves in a fearful position, it's heart-wrenching. it's unfortunate, but we're talking about, as yo

but scott brown was supposed to be the senator who could stop it. and then the 2010 election, republicans won and the wave in the house made some gains in the senate but weren't able to win some of the key races. and think about what republicans have lost since president obama was first elected in 2008. 2012, mitt romney lost that election. he explicitly did not run against obama care. did not run on health care. he was trying to get away from his record with romney care in massachusetts. so i think that republicans are looking at this from a political perspective, they've got to see -- they've got to see victory and criticizing obama care in going after and being aggressive on health care. but that's also going to require a plan of their own. something that there's a lot of things in the house, a few in the senate, that the republicans are throwing out there, good ideas, i think. but we need to have some leadership. somebody to sort of take all of these ideas and say here's a republican vision for what health care should look like. it doesn't look

in 2010, scott brown of massachusetts wins the special election up there after running a campaign to kill the legislation. his victory gives the gop 41 votes in the senate which gives them the power to block any fixes or improvements in the new law. once implementation begins, republican governors across the country refuse to build their own state exchanges putting unexpected pressure on the federal exchanges. then congressional republicans refuse to give hhs the money it needs to build the federal exchange. then there's the obstruction campaigns. they include gop darling like rush limbaugh and dick marsh urging people to avoid tax refunds as a ways to avoid or sign petitions rejecting their exchanges. then there's the gop icing on the cake. a two-week government shutdown and the threat to blow up the economy. if the health care isn't dismantled. strong stuff. ron reagan, i want to start with you. this has been a concerted effort. it's like when you read about lincoln coming to washington through baltimore and into town because the secession movement has begun. they didn't give this

scott brown replies, this isn't the kennedy seat this is the people's seat. i wonder if the kennedys being established as a political dynasty over the years has a backlash -- a certain backlash to that built up over the years? >> i think ted kennedy said that the family forechutunefortunes, politically, ebb and flow, and there rupps a are ups and downs. in massachusetts, there aren't a lot of downs. i don't think kennedy will lose massachusetts in part because of the commitment of the kennedy family has had to what kerry talks about, public service and reforming government and the inspiration that we all experience for president kennedy and bobby kennedy and teddy about our need to become involved in these very important issues. joe's doing very, very well. young joe. and i think he has limitless future, whether in massachusetts or nationally, whatever he chooses to do. and who knows what other kennedys might come along. i think many of us, whether we're kennedys or not, have been influenced tremendously by the legacy of that family. >> can i pick up on that

after scott brown was elected in massachusetts, senator edward , the pressureded from the state at the local important aas very keeping democrats from dropping health care legislation which they were about to do. instead they figured out a way to get it done. what kind of broad coalition rigid to the states and localities including community inups was completely missing the cap a trade fight? groups,issing because do not like cap and trade. there was deep distrust stop when i interviewed environmentalists, people were pooh-poohing and activists saying the people in washington were sellouts. it was falling apart. very -- a new policy approach is needed which could be supported by a coalition that stretches beyond washington, d.c. and energizes environmental operate are also allow to not think of themselves as environmentalists. >> i am jc moore. another factor is the weather. scientists are making links between the events at carbon emissions like global warming. i took surveys that said young people are becoming concerned because the timeline for the next 30 years or so, are those serve

fox news contributor and former massachusetts senator scott brown is here. i know you were offended almost that the president of the us with us in trouble, went back to governor mitt romney and massachusetts. you were there when they rolled it out. tell me the difference in the way you guys rolled it out as opposed to the way the country got rolled out, or rolled. >> as you know, they rammed it through congress, through reconciliation. we voted on it 198-2. we worked together to get it done. when we rolled it out, we rolled it out incrementally. rolled it out, checked it. rolled it out, checked it, and fixed things along the way. we didn't just pay $400 million to a company that couldn't even create a web site at taxpayer expense and then pay additional money to fix it and just push it out there without any check and balance. it's completely different. my blood was boiling listening to the president trying to say it's the same. they're not the same. they're both health care plans and that's about it. >> here is the other thing, it was democrats and republica

for the worst thirteen weeks where we had a filibuster proof senate until scott brown got sworn in and out of the whole world trade the economic downturn changed and the particular focus on health care or number of things that changed but copenhagen happened at the end of two thousand and nine and two thousand and ten so at the end of two thousand and ten when it was very clear that the opportunity. the legislative action. had drifted away from us. and there wasn't a calendar in sight for it really is like when will we be able to rebuild this i think we sort of took a step back for five ten steps back and started thinking what is it that we need to do here to engage the voices of the american people one of the fundamental lessons of that period of introspection and thinking was that we've been focusing a huge amount over many years on climate science and on climate policy but we have actually been looking at the hayfields. and this global challenge climate change is something that is fairly predictable that we would have a difficult time if we don't as human beings do well with threats

after scott brown was elected in massachusetts, senator edward , the pressureded from the state at the local important aas very keeping democrats from dropping health care legislation which they were about to do. instead they figured out a way to get it done. what kind of broad coalition rigid to the states and localities including community inups was completely missing the cap a trade fight? groups,issing because do not like cap and trade. there was deep distrust stop when i interviewed environmentalists, people were pooh-poohing and activists saying the people in washington were sellouts. it was falling apart. very -- a new policy approach is needed which could be supported by a coalition that stretches beyond washington, d.c. and energizes environmental operate are also allow to not think of themselves as environmentalists. >> i am jc moore. another factor is the weather. scientists are making links between the events at carbon emissions like global warming. i took surveys that said young people are becoming concerned because the timeline for the next 30 years or so, are those serve

scott brown in 2010. the 2010 midterm election and now almost did. political poison. lou: the strategy, 2014 to respond because obamacare does not appear to be getting better, that is, it is not fixed dollar looks like it will be the best controversial for some time to come. >> well, it will be controversy all unless it is fixed or unless it is working. there are many people that think that huff said this will start to benefit some people. that might not be the case, and if it is the democrats will have a tough time in a midterm election. of course of the republicans nominate people it does not matter what obamacare is doing. i think he did a good job at making this a referendum on obamacare, but it did not get him over the top, even in virginia, which in 40 years has never elected a governor that was the same party as the president because of his extreme views he would agree with me. at the give the republicans run guys like chris christie of the country democrats will have our time in 2012. lou: one of the presumptive front runners right now? >> cause with outside t

a man lifting along with us is scott brown. former republican senator from massachusetts and fox news contributor back home in boston. hello to you, welcome back here. what do you think of the answers you have heard so far? >> i think there's a lot going on, bill. they are trying to rewrite history. the spin machine is out trying to rewrite the president's comments and have more people believe he just misspoke. no, he was crystal clear as to what the options were. if you remember when i was elected, they held up my swearing in so i could not go down there and stop it, so they ran this through strictly a partisan maneuver using reconciliation and as a result there were a lot of other amendments that the republicans put forth especially on the grandfathering issue that every democrat voted against so to see them rewrite history is laughable and completely leaves the lack of trust that the american people have with members of congress and now especially the administration. bill: you live in a state the president visited last week

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scott brown's election, that december, january, then, losing congress. >> health care is that issue? >> health care, it was health care in theory, people, saying this will be the biggest takeover of something private in your life. now it is actually real. now you can see the names and faces of the people that are losing their health care, yesterday president obama was in rginia, he never mentioned obamacare, today joe biden is there, he never mentioned obamaary obamacare, a required reading, yesterday, they laid out in a knew this obamacare could have never been implemented on time. they sat on the memo until after reelection, people figure that out, in mainstream they will be upset, they will think that something this importance was used as a political football. neil: in broader sense, do you think this will make american voters, more anxious about big government initiatives going forward? but that in future, giving americans pause about big government, and maybe about government period. neil: you look at, this is taken opponent care, and healthy -- obamacare, and health care, moved

with me the man with the crystal ball former massachusetts senator and fox news contributor scott brown. good evening, senator, how are you? >> great, judge, how are you? >> have nice opening. i enjoyed listening. >> the president was golfing again today while millions of americans are losing their health insurance. what is your reaction to that? >> he can do anything he wants but the first thing he should do is fire the people in charge of not only setting up the web site but overseeing the web site. there's a complete breakdown of trust between the american people and the federal government especially the agencies that are putting this together. he needs to do more in that respect. >> a lot of people are saying, should sebelius, the head of the health and human services, shouldn't she be fired? my question is, why should she be allowed to keep her job? what has she done to prove to the american people or the president that she is worthy of collecting a paycheck? >> listen, she should be fired. there has knotted been anybody fired that i am aware of after benghazi after the irs issue n

the first months of his presidency, and before scott brown was lacednto the senate, he had 13 weeks of a filibuster. he had the opportunity to do these things but in all probability he got the same speech that bill clinton got from rubin and greenspan when he was installed after running on speech, a very fdr speech. hand, it is easy to blame obama for that. i do nother hand, think any other president in a long time has faced such an implacable wall of opposition. now because of citizens united, supreme court decisions, these politicians on the right, republicans by and large, are funded massively by these billionaires. 30s, 1850s, the 1970s, it will take a major economic crisis to produce the political will necessary to create the fundamental changes, structural changes in our political and economic system that can make the country work. >> you relate crashes in the economy to war. it has been said "when the last man remembers the horrors of the last great war dies, the next great war becomes inevitable." you could say the same of economic disasters. when we have forgotten the horrors

joining us former senators and fox news contributors scott brown and evan bayh. thank you for having in today. >> good to be with you. >> you've been in the senate while issues of this kind import have been hammered out. negotiations with iran have been going on for multiple administrations. senator bayh, do yo, what do yok about this deal? >> i'm skeptical. my guess is what they're hoping to do, get sanctions relief, have the europeans start to do business once again, and slowly we'll lose interest so over a period of perhaps a couple of years eventually they'll need to get where they need to go. we have to be hard-nosed over the next six months to make sure there's no cheating whatsoever. it's hard to do, but my own guess is in the long run the iranians have not changed their power to a great power, a nuclear power. >> up until this point, senator reed, of course the senate majority leader leader, a democratic, said there would be an additional vote on sanctions after thanksgiving. now we have the deal in the interim. we have a number of people, including the w

one thing that is happening that is different than scott brown is they really feel like they're going back keeping faith with what they're intending to do, as opposed to breaking it. the problem with the administration which they need to figure out how to do. and tomorrow, there will be a caucus meeting with reid in the white house about obama care is they need to quickly re-gain credibility with the democrats. if they can get that back, they hold the line. if they can't, the democrats feel betrayed by them or can't trust the time line that is laid out. that is see they are acting in service with the law when they promised the constituent -- >> one of the most dramatic parts of all of this, and something i look forward to reading the history of 20 years from now when we can get the inside account, the thought of some of the most powerful people in the world, indeed, the president of the united states, the senators sitting around. there is this black box, a piece of software that they have to get it to work, and these technocrats, trying to make it work. it is an amazing statement, dr.

senator scott brown, when he was a state legislator, voted for health reform, as did most republicans. that is definitely a difference. it is a huge difference, arguably, to do something this big without bipartisan support made to the climb uphill so much more difficult. > c-span, newsmakers with representative thornberry,. , rand paul at the citadel military academy in south carolina. joining us at "newsmakers" >> joining us on newsmakers is the republican from texas, he is the vice chair of the house armed services committee, also a member of the house intelligence committee. thank you for joining us. here with the questioning today, jim michaels who covers military issues, and sarah. i want to begin with you. the comments last week by secretary chuck hagel meeting with members of congress to end sequestration and work out an agreement on the budget. when lawmakers return after the thanks giving recess, will that happen? >> i am not sure, but i am fairly optimistic.

when scott brown won his election the story was and the president gave an interview saying maybe we should think about going incrementally. but they changed their mind and pushed to get it done. you know, chris, this plan which i have here in my hand, it's a pr document. it has nothing in there -- it was david that talked about all the things that affordable care act is. a lot of people think it's just healthcare.gov. and it's not the case. what republicans refuse to talk about and is not in here at all is what happens if they do succeed in getting rid of the affordable care act or defunding it? what do they do about all those kids on their parents' health insurance? what do they do about, you know, no lifetime caps? what do they do about the millions of americans who would suddenly find themselves without health insurance? yes, the 0.6% of the american people who find themselves getting cancellation notices and in a fearful position, it's heart wrenching, it's unfortunate. but we're talking as you said about a greater good here. change is hard. and people get hurt. i don't mean to sound c

scott brown is very much massachusetts just as elizabeth warren is. and i can see a guy like chris christie coming out of somewhere, southy or some other area in the greater boston area, like massachusetts is so much more than we were tagged dukakis. >> that gets to -- the reason i like michael dukakis, if somebody is wondering, why does he care about dukakis 25 years later? i think he gets one of the worst raps and unfair raps of any sort of modern major political figure. part of what you're saying about massachusetts is this idea of him being the harvard brookline tech no craft, volvo, wine and cheese, that's the label -- this image that stuck around him. i think it's tremendously unfair. not who he is. if you look at his rise in massachusetts, he appealed to the first generation and second generation pride, families off the boat struggling to make it in the tough towns in the new bedfords and lawrences of massachusetts. and looked at the story of michael dukakis, and looked at his family and what he achieved in life and where his family had come fr

in 2010, scott brown of massachusetts wins the special election up there after running a campaign to kill the legislation. his victory gives the gop 41 votes in the senate which gives them the power to block any fixes or improvements in the new law. republican governors across the country refuse to build their own state exchanges putting unexpected pressure on the federal exchanges. then congressional republicans refuse to give hhs the money it needs to build the federal exchange. then there's the obstruction campaigns. they include gop darling like rush limbaugh and dick marsh ways to avoid or sign petitions rejecting their exchanges. then there's the gop icing on the cake. the shutdown and the threat to blow up the economy. strong stuff. ron reagan, i want to start with you. this has been a concerted effort. it's like when you read about lincoln coming to washington because the secession movement has begun. they didn't give this guy a honeymoon. they didn't give him nothing. they started going after him from the beginning. >> no. and they haven't learned their lesson. they just got

first up from boston former senator from massachusetts, a brand new fox news contributor scott brown. so, senator, what is the biggest problem facing america in your opinion? he think it's a combination of things as you referenced in the intree, jobs national security, energy, which actually makes it so individuals and businesses are uncertainty as to what the tax policy is and what the regulatory policy is. they are kind of standing idol. then you throw in the amazing amount of debt that we have and deficit that we have tremendous amount of gridlock, tremendous amount of indecision, that's contributing to the negative impressions that people have about our leadership and about people that are trying to solve those very real problems. >> yes, the problem is that our government is riding us into bankruptcy, but we the people are allowing it. why? >> well, let me just reference that. listen, bill, as you referenced your upbringing my mom and dad were married and divorced four times each. i lived in 17 houses. my mom was on welfare for a period of time. it was there as a safety net not a

in fact, when scott brown won that seat in massachusetts, you voted so quickly to ensure that not one republican will have input in the senate. and you now you complain about republicans being part of the fix. you didn't care what we had to say during the time. >> this is not true. >> nancy pelosi made it clear. you'll have to read the bill when it's passed. because you didn't want to take the time to listen to republican ideas to get republican input and now you want to blame us. that's not how it works. >> the secret is this whole thing was bit on conservative republican ideas in the first place that you all cut and ran from because this president is the one who promoted it. >> zero votes. zero republican votes because you didn't want to work with us. you didn't care about our ideas. and now you want to blame us. it doesn't work that way. >> that's just not how it happened. >> when we passed part "d" and that's a great success. >> guys, we've got to leave it there. mo from the dnc, sean from the rnc, this was fun. let's do it again. >> thanks for having us. >> thanks. >>> so the que