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every time there is a way for use toto publish, people be in charge always complain that the wrong people will use this to say the wrong things. a contemporary of luther says that he is worried that everyone is reading these pamphlets that luther is writing that this means nobody is reading the classics anymore. he thinks this is terrible. we get this time and time again. we get with twitter now. it is terrible. anyone can say anything. i think this is good. it is broadening access publishing to more and more people. it is democratizing access to publishing. what happens each time he have one of these expansions is that it appears to be completely unmanageable. it takes some time to work out the math ms. him's -- to work out the mechanisms. when the printing press made it easier to publish books, people felt overwhelmed. people came up with these technologies for dealing with it. things like book reviews. tables of content. indexes. to work outyou which books might be relevant to you, and which bits are the bits you are looking for. those were invented to make books more easy to navigate.

. >> they were able toto set their exchanges in a timely way. neil: let's talk about the website. does anyone tell the president that it's not going to be that way? >> i doo't know. i wasn't there in the run- to this, but i think that in this case of the group people in the individual market were getting notifications that they can keep their plans come ad they have a switch to different plans, this is a thing that is applying his sothing like 2% of the country. neil: wedon't know about that percentage. >> 5% in the market total. as for more than half of the people are either either to receive the current policy or are getting some animosities be one what do you think will happen next year exchanges, private and otherwise? >> i think that some might. but you have to remember the context of apple debate was people saying this is a government takeover and it was like they were going to lose one private insurance option but five other insurance options to choose from. the bugaboo that they were comparing to was that it wasn't a government that was taken over the entrance. and a narro

. >> toto, we're not in kansas anymore. >> i was in the third grade there, and i thought i saw you on a tricyle. >> ever used a coupon? >> four pinocchios. >> the sky is falling. >> don't do this to me. >> none of that is about getting health care. that's about getting re-elected and some kind of political parlor game in washington. there's a reason it got to wacky because you can't reduce something as complicated of the affordable care act to a bumper sticker. the president has even tried to do this. >> if you like your health care plan, you'll be able to keep your health care plan. period. >> as we saw, that's turning out to not be true. for some americans, especially those who buy on the individual market. so the president is getting a bit more specific lately. >> if you had one of these substandard plans before the affordable care act became law, and you really like that plan, you are able to keep it. >> of course, president obama isn't the first president to get tripped up by bumper-sticker politics. >> read my lips. no new taxes. >> or this. >> major combat operations in iraq ha

. >> dorothy at some point in the movie turns to her little dog toto we are not in kansas anymore. >> you are not in kansas anymore. people went to see the wizard. >> that is when you're using to defend your program? >> it is a charlotte who never gave anybody they never had. >> thousands of websites carry far more traffic that is a lame excuse. >> can you give me a ballpark of what you expect on the web site that does not work? >> we have spent about $180 million. >> you will need a bigger boat. >> i am as frustrated and angry as anyone. >> the system is improving daily for day. >> i take full responsibility to make sure it is fixed. >> you have to laugh the drama seems laughable but when it hits where it hurts it is not funny that is when you get the letter your plan has been cancelled. john roberts has spoke to those that have. are you surprised anymore? >> not really. you would laugh if it wasn't so tragic that we talk to a number of people. we go for the industry in the west that ted million people may have had a current health care coverage to sell because the plants are not nec

in toto. >> what does the band have to do with it? >> i true -- i try to name drop it as much as i can. it would suck if that ruined a person's chances to get into college. >> before we of month on, two -- before we move on, two things. we are lucky. th stuff didn't come along until our 30s or our 50s, tom. we weren't young enough to make mistakes. if i was 18, 16, i would have no future. the thoughts that i had were horrible and deaf yebt. -- and deviant. the kids these days -- if you tell them you can't say that, they don't understand that. the idea of decor has been lost. they swear wherever they go. they don't understand like why can't i swear on twitter? >> why can't they? it is all over television and movies. >> you're right, [bleep]. [bleep]. >> you said kids these days. that's great. >> i am extremely old and sad. >>> they are shooting a lot of shooting. according to a new study, my favorite kind, the amount of gun violence has tripled over the last two decades. i blame "love actually." researchers at the you have the of -- at

. >> host: it says photo by the author but they're not easily available toto's in that you have to take the pitcher of the statute so when it went up nobody remembered he wrote the 14th amendment why has he been so ignored? and. >> guest: part of the problem during the period of jim crow segregation the leaders of reconstruction reviewed the unfavorably. there is a movie of andrew johnson in the '40's where he is the hero and what a great guy to bring america to gather and stevens is played by very more a and depicted as a villain so until the civil rights movement came along people would not take seriously the idea that folks like bingham were pursuing a cautious that was just. since then some of that discussion is in a broader discussion of what do you think of applying bill of rights to the states in if you're not on board with what he wanted to do you attack him rather than the idea is. hopefully that will change. maybe this book will help. >> host: it should and will the obvious question is now cool place bingham in the movie? >> someone with long white and chop sideburns. why not

if we leave afghanistan in toto. which we plan to do, we need to start that soon. you do things differently if you go down to 10,000 or down to zero. >> why would karzai do this as kerry and president obama are out there celebrating a deal. why embarrassing them? >> part of this is the awkward position that hamid karzai is in. he's in a bad spot. americans think he's impossible to work with, many of his own people think he's a puppet of america. he really is in a hard spot where it's hard to please both sides. >> the u.s. paid to train and equip afghan security forces. american bases will stay and leave the numbers, depending on what the americans or the afghans want, between 7-15,000 troops, given what happened in iraq, after the u.s. troops pulled out the violence increased, why would afghanistan baulk. >> that's a good question. why are the av bans baulking. ultimately they need us there so the money flow, the international community contributes. and the american money comes. as we know afghanistan is no - has no resource of its own. iraq has a different case. i

you know, "gee, toto, looks like we're not in kansas anymore." or, you know, "come out, come out, wherever you are," which in the '70s started taking on, when the gay movement started, this line started meaning different things, you see? >> ♪ come out, come out, wherever you are and meet the young lady, who fell from a star ♪ >> so the songs keep growing with the times. people interpret them, you know? >> how did yip feel in the late 1950s, when it was a hit, when people started hearing it all over the world? >> well, i think they were quite surprised, along with the film moguls, you know, and the fact that--years and years later, he and harold both said that they did not know what depth and strength that that song "over the rainbow" had. and also, one other one, the song "ding! dong! the witch is dead" is a universal liberation, a frdom, cry for freedom, you know, which isn't seen like that, but it--one time, when some tyrannical owner of an airlines company stepped down, all the employees started singing "ding! dong! the witch is dead." so

forget that ten points he needed toto it, he had a season high ad assists against the raptors. >> i felt good. i'm getting there. i'm get to go where i'm going out there and feeling like i was at the end of last year. and it was a great win for us tonight. >> how kill is the timing of feeling that good? >> yeah, we needed everyone to step up, including myself. i think rashard, we needed those. >> meanwhile the knicks lost the player of the year because of a collision with charlotte's walker. >>> and the new manager to replace eric wedge who with walked away at the end of the scene citing differences with the front office. he served as hitting coach since 2007. >> that's a big loss for the knicks. >> he's probably their second best guy behind carmelo anthony. >> starting center. >> the guys behind him are injury prone. you have kenyon martin who has been playing for a million years, but still solid just a few minutes at a time. >> i'll head over to brooklyn glen as you should. >> it sounds like screen fiction but for more than 40 years a california man has dreamed of building a flying car

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so i looked at him probably the way that dorothy looked at toto when they got to munchkinland. i said, bart, now we're not in berkeley anymore. >> reporter: far from it. he found home in the emerald city with a little luck. at the world football league's challenge meant big money for steve bartkowski, it meant unprecedented riches for another young quarterback out of byu. >> steve young and kelly two of the most talked about young quarterbacks in professional football. >> reporter: the usfl was dead set on signing young. while steinberg continued to say no, the los angeles express continued to up the ante. >> by the time we were done, we had a $42 million contract for four years that made worldwide headlines. >> gobble, gobble, gobble. some giant turkey. >> reporter: long before jim harbaugh resurrected the 49ers, he was the sought-after quarterback at michigan. is he the same harbaugh that we see today? >> first thing that happened is he had a bad case of chickenpox when he went up for his initial press conference. so i asked someone how he had done in chicago. you know, you g

there is a famous movie called the wizard of oz and in the wizard of oz turns dorothy turns to dog toto and says we are not in kansas anymore. while madam secretary while you are from kansas, we are not in kansas anymore. >> did you apologize and say it's a debacle. [ laughter ] >> wizard of oz land. >> i was surprised to see that. >> thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that is it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. greta goes "on the record" right now. >>> six. do you hear me? six. remember that number. the obama administration well, probably wishes it could forget it. >> these early numbers are embarrassing. nothing short of embarrassing for the administration. they day one six people enrolled. >> probably just overloaded with traffic. >> millions of americans are visiting healthcare.gov which is great news. unfortunately the site was only designed to handle six users at a time. >> internal memos are showing that six people only six people signed up on day one of the healthcare exchange program. >> what we learned from selected cherry picked leaks from t

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what is that going toto mean for obamacare? >> what it's going to mean, i think we have to separate out what it means for obamacare as legislation between what it means for the enrollment for obamacare. i wasn't surprisedize to see 53 alaskans en volleying in obamacare and say the sky is falling. can you think of anyone, antonio who would have predicted many more numbers than this? i think what the white house has to do is react what is going on beforehand. >> how? >> well, i think that's a great point. i think they are going to have to listen to what the senators are going to say to them, listen to what harry reid is going to say to them tomorrow and respond to that and by coming out andsponding and saying, listen. we blew it here with this website. we told that to you. the website now has the capacity of listing 25,000ams at once. we want it to be able to to get up to 50,000. the numbers are higher for people who actually went on, if you look at the california numbers. a lot of people went on to try and stop, and a lot -- try

actors toto invite tv the white house. and the first to use camp david for the icial retreat president. and establish the role of the campaigner.s a we are running out of time. robert, you're on. your question. hi, jackie kennedy has been mentioned a few times tonight. thedid the eisenhowers view kennedies? and mamie got off to a very bad start. righted. never part of it is the difference in age. but it beginning with the and it was just when mamie took jackie through the white house before the inauguration. and mrs. kennedy was telling mamie, already, the plan she had renovations and that didn't set very well with mamie. and it went on from there. say that later when they were trying to raise funds for now what's the kennedy the eisenhower administration had been planning center in ral washington, d.c. when the kennedys were continuing the plan for that, mamie as retired first of public speak ing and appearances on promote the cultural center. >> our guests talk about the act that the eisenhowers were smokers and in 1955,

you have got to toto a straight, tow or you are a rhinoand you have that happen long enough and all of a sudden the party ends up where we are instead of where the party was in the 1980s you have people like bill bennett talking about education reform, jack kemp talking about tax reform, you know, a lot of great thinkers, a lot of reformers, same thing in 1994, we got elected, we were put in charge of congress again in 1994, not because of what i was saying on the campaign trail, or these other -- >> rose: campaign with, contract with america. >> not even because of the contract with america, because governor i think her in michigan ingler had great ideas for recorporal, john cass sick had an alternate budget. >> rose: what you are saying today you know what he is saying in ohio he is speaking about we have to have a safety net. >> right. >> rose: i mean he is speaking to issues of compassion. >> right. >> rose: and tolerance. >> right. >> as a republican governor, a conservative economic, most economic issues are conservative, but he is speaking to not only a conservativism and econom

most people want obamacare toto work. they think republicans shouldsh stopou harassing the guy. >> we'd. why should we stop harassing the white house? they were intentionally deceitful, if you could keep your doctor.rass intentionally deceitful withth premiums not going up. now more people are enrolling in medicaid, which we at this table are going to be paying for and everybody watching. so why shouldn't we be able to give the white house a hard time? >> absolutely. especially when you're right. the democratic senator, max baucus, compared obamacare to humpty dumpty.e li it's more like humpty dump. that's why it's important that you just can't talk about the web site because the web site is part of this mountain of misery of obamacare, with the cancellations, employer mandate. the only thing that worked with obamacare was obama's golft swing. so once the web site gets fixed which had probably will, the media is going to say, everything is fine. and that's where it starts. that's where you have the republicans have to sta

recall how toto address them. i think that certainly, yes, if you have this experience in software development, you need to have solid requirements before you can have good test cases in which to actually run tests. it is a dynamically changing environment of which if we had more time and that time would have been devoted to solidifying requirements that are translated from policy -- >> there were three years. this did not just get plopped on your desk. the law was passed and signed into law in 2000 and. there was a lot of time to prepare for it. major requirements were changed politicalre, some by reasons, by the obama administration. somebody in cms, and if it was enner,u, maybe ms. tav somebody was making these changes and saying let's take a changes and do not test because we want to roll this thing out the matter what. orhaving written software test cases, unit or carmen's come from the business side, or the policy side. they are subject to change based on how your customer -=- >> the law did not change. the

dorothy at some point in the movie turns to her dog toto and says "we're not in kansas anymore." madame secretary, while you're from kansas, we're not in kansas anymore. some might say that we are actually in "the wizard of oz" land given the parallel universes we appear to be habitating. mr. waxman and most of those on the democrat side think things are great. you apparently although you did apologize and you have said it's a debacle, you also seem to think that the affordable care act is great. myself and others have a different view. ultimately the american people will decide. now, last week when the contractors were here, i focused my attention on the apparent lack of privacy in the website. if we'll put up the first slide that i had last week. if we can. this is what is public, madame secretary. it's basically a disclaimer that says any unauthorized attempt to upload information or change information on the website is prohibited. it really doesn't say anything about privacy. you do have to accept that in order to go forward with the application. the next slide shows what's n

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to -- lentth away way toto reverse -- lent reverse racism. host: what kind of work is a? -- is it? nower: i feel insecure because i am an american who is getting battered. we have an immigration bill on the table. it is difficult. the union hall that i work out of currently, men have not worked -- moved out of the hall for work in over three years. the same guys are sitting on the bench that have been there for three years. we are not getting the work. i think it is corporate greed. we have watched the industry being bled from all angles. there are many angles to this. i am nervous. host: thank you for sharing your experience. lawmaker quits over gun control. a colorado lawmaker facing a possible recall election for her support of gun control legislation has resigned, marking the largest -- the latest victory for state gun rights activists is valid payback for a package of gun bills that passed earlier in the year. the thirdhave been lawmaker this year replaced by a republican and a recall vote, had she stayed in office. our opponents were gathering signatures for a petition and pl

. >> well, we survived the little wind storm outside although we haven't seen toto in 15 minutes. we're back inside now with the "last vegas "edition of today's kitchen. >> and de niro, freeman, kline are here. are you ready? the book is called cooking from the heart. my favorite lessons learned along the way. >> thrilled to have a few friends here promoting my book for me. >> but these are fall recipes we'll be cooking. >> yes. this is something fun for the holiday season, period. i thought like all of these fellows are so competitive we'd have a cookie competition. what do you think? >> i'm game. >> yeah. >> okay. what have we got? what are we starting with? >> we're going to start right over here with -- actually, let's start with the pumpkins. >> okay. think of this as a casserole with it baked inside the pumpkin. >> this is easy for you. >> guys of a certain age even know what that means. >> those are pumpkin seeds. >> those are pumpkin seeds. we'll take those out and scoop all the good pumpkin meat right into the bowl. >> over here what we want to do -- take your beef tender

called the "wizard of oz, and in the wizard of oz, there is a great dorothy turned to her little dog toto and says we are not in kansas anymore. madam secretary, while you are from kansas anymore. some i see that we are actually in the wizard of oz land given the parallel universes we appear and, mr. weitzman and most of those on the democrat side think things are great. you apparently, although you did apologize and you have said it is an debacle, you also seem to think that the affordable care act is great. while myself and others have a different view. last week when the contractors were here, i focus my attention on the apparent lack of privacy in the website. if we will put up the first slide that i had last week, if we can. this is what is public, madam secretary. it is basically a disclaimer that says that any unauthorized attempts to upload information or change information on the website is prohibited. it really does not say anything about privacy. but you do have to accept that in order to go forward with the application. the next slide shows what is nonpublic. code.s in the sou