jim, bring down the krauthammer. >> we have not just obamacare unraveling, not just the obama administration unraveling, not just the democratic majority of the senate, but we could be looking at the collapse of american liberalism. >> stephen: you nailed it count chuckula. (laughter) obamacare's failure means liberalism is dead! i can see it just as clearly as if i'm about to do it at another camera. (laughter) just got back from the social justice rally which i attended because i believe in all citizens' shared responsibility and human rights regardless of race, class, creed or orientation. wait, what's this? i can't log on to obamacare? burn the gays! burn them! (cheers and applause) of course, i was just doing that in character. yes, nation, things are going pretty well for conservatives and we've handled this sudden good fortune with our trademark grace and humility. >> all of a sudden when obamacare stops being this abstraction, you know, and it turns out to be a disaster and i think that conservatives and republicans get to gloat a little and say "we told you so." >> for me i'll sit b

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last night on the factor, charles krauthammer opined that the obamacare debacle may single the end of the liberal movement. >> we have not just obamacare unraveling, not just the obama administration unraveling, not just the democratic majority of the senate, but we could be looking at the collapse of american liberalism. obamacare is the big thing for them is charles correct or can he make a come back. don't estimate barack obama he has powerful allies too. media embarrassed by obama care and somewhat skeptical of the president. believe me, if things begin to improve on the obamacare front that will be trumpeted almost everywhere as it should be. the issue of national healthcare is so important that facts should rule. talking points believes there are a number of good things in the new law, for example that insurance companies can't cancel your policy if you get sick. that if you get fired, your insurance is not cancelled. and that poor children and the elderly in need get covered. those are all good things. but they can be done in the private sector by targeted legislation. what pre

joining us now is charles krauthammer, contributor and author of "things that matter." charles, great to have you here on set. >> thank you. pleasure to be in your new home. >> all right. so a million people in california aren't going to get any fix from the president's fix. and that the insurance officials have come out and said delaying the transition just delays the problems and actually going to make a bad decision worse to complicate it further. that's happening in some other states and it's becoming more and more chaotic. your thoughts? >> look. when the president proposed this supposed fix, the revocation of the kans collations, it was a fraud and a sham from the very beginning. and the reason is, a, it is almost impossibly technically for them to do this. particularly in the short time frame. second, because it undermines the financial underpinnings of the health exchanges themselves as we just heard in the report. from trace. and third, it is illegal. the law -- you know how democrats talked about those awful republicans trying to overturn the law of the land?

how come over eight years of the bush administration, krauthammer cheering them on, they never managed to do that basic diplomacy. i think that's an achievement. >> answer the big question that apparently no one can answer for charles krauthammer. thank you for joining me. >> thank you, lawrence. >>> we are expecting a news conference from that florida congressman who pleaded guilty to cocaine possession, that should happen within this hour. and we have more video tonight of the new mexico state police shooting that is a clear violation of that department's own rule on the use of deadly force. those dreams, there's just no way we're going to let them die. ♪ like they helped millions of others. by listening. planning. working one on one. that's what ameriprise financial does. that's what they can do with you. that's how ameriprise puts more within reach. ♪ many cereals say they're good for your heart, but did you know there's a cereal that's recommended by doctors? it's post shredded wheat. recommended by nine out of ten doctors to help reduce the risk of heart disease. post shredde

charles krauthammer is not here. >> the tragedy as we did not do this 10 years ago. pessimistic.ty i am more encouraged by what colby mentioned. yearning anda real a total commitment on the part of john kerry. i would not ask -- underestimate him. >> the assassination of resident john f. kennedy. 50 years ago. >> i was the last person to shake his hand as he left that hotel that day. he touched my heart and soul. i am of the generation where i believe that on that moment, on that moment the world changed. bythat is from an interview cnn. met residentn he kennedy in dallas in 1963. 50 years ago you still feel the shock waves. lex you do. many things were lost that day. i think saddest of all is the sense of services -- service is a good thing. he was able to convey that. limitations. public service is a noble thing. and the politics is a noble thing. that is lost. we lose?id wrecks we lost our innocence. i find it personally that it is the saddest thing, public thing in my lifetime. to read now about john kennedy and to realize all the defeats he had in his first year

bush and thank you again charles krauthammer. [applause] >> thank you very much. >> up next on booktv "after words" with guest host debbie hines former prosecutor and creator of illegals. >> blog. this week abbe smith and angela hines contributing authors to "how can you represent those people?" the director and supervisor of georgetown law school's criminal defense and prisoner advocacy clinic discussed defense attorneys answers to the professional question they are asked most often, how they are able to do and those crimes. the program is about an hour. >> host: i am so glad to be able to interview you and your book, "how can you represent those people?". as i was telling you before, for me it was a very interesting and thought provoking book and i don't say that lightly because if it weren't i wouldn't say otherwise but it was definitely brought out a lot of emotions from me, anger, sadness, laughter and humor. it takes basically ran the whole gamut so white you start happy by telling us how did you come up with the idea for t

how come over eight years of the bush administration, krauthammer cheering them on, they never managed to do that basic diplomacy. i think that's an achievement. >> answer the big question that apparently no one can answer for charles krauthammer. thank you for joining me. >> thank you, lawrence. >>> we are expecting a news conference from that florida congressman who pleaded guilty to cocaine possession, that should happen within this hour. and we have more video tonight of the new mexico state police shooting that is a clear violation of that department's own rule on the use of deadly force. ♪ ♪ you get your coffee here. is . >>> rob ford, the crack-smoking mayor of toronto -- >> this, folks, reminds me of when -- sudan attacked kuwait. >> he should stick with the crack and not with the apologies. >> saddam hussein attacking kuwait. the reference may be dated but in rob ford's defense, it may be one of the last things he remembers. >> this is god's gift to comedy this guy. i love this guy. >> it is fun to make fun of rob ford and very easy. you can imagine my horror and i receive

charles krauthammer, his uniquely american story. his journey from m.d. to the pulitzer prize. how he overcame a devastating accident with a determination to lead a life that matters. >> hello. i'm bret baier. i hope you'll enjoy watching this special as we enjoyed making it. fox viewers know where charles krauthammer sits on the panel and they probably know his position on most issues. but we bet there's a lot you don't know about the all-star panelist, syndicated columnist, harvard trained psychiatrist, and even occasional baseball analyst.

they said charles krauthammer is kicking it, man. for me, he's always bipartiseeno and i can't stand you guys i'm glad he's doing well. >> conservatives sell a lot of books. >> with krauthammer it's thoughtful conservativism. a lot of books out there aren't thoughtful. this is rewarding that conservatives are coming out of their homes and going to bookstores and buying an intelligent conservative book like krauthammer's. >> are you saying conservatives are too pale owe litic for e-books -- >> what the heck? >> we're more communal. we love people. we love americans. we love walking down the street, you know, and just hugging people and petting dogs. liberals will stay in their basements eating chee tos and order on amazon.com. >> double down. >> and double down. >> living in the 21st accept. >> there are two realms conservatives dominated. >> too bad the websites are stuck in 1847. >> conservatives dominated on hardcover books and talk radio. there are liberal successes but for whatever reasons conservatives have done a lot better in

charles krauthammer. his uniquely american story. his journey from m.d. to the pulitzer prize. how he over came a devastating accident with a determination to lead. a life that matters. hello. i'm brett bear. i hope you will enjoy this special as much as we enjoyed making it. fox news viewers know where charles sits on most of the issues but we bet there is a lot you don't know about the all-star panelist, syndicated columnist, harvard trained ps

our congressional correspondent, kirstin powers and charles krauthammer. the best new seller book that's perfect for a stocking stuffer now for shoppers. got that in there. what do you make of this? >> i want to make it clear. i have banned all political talking points from my thanksgiving table. no matter what advertisements they run or suggest, this remains a problem for the administration. the reason it does is because you the law if you understand and covered it is designed to be disruptive and overhaul the american health care system. the problem is the president sold this bill, this law, to americans as something that wouldn't disrupt anything they didn't like and tinker around the edges at things they didn't like. given the hit to his credibility to his cancelled plans, given the problems to the website that may or may not go away. he's going to have a hard time selling that and the law. that's the challenge for democrats. can they sell now the law as disrupted as a positive thing versus what they said previously? if they can't, that's a problem. >>

charles krauthammer presents a collection of his writings in "things that party. money "followed at 10:00 by after words. contributors to how can you represent those people? who does the professional lives of defense attorneys with former prosecutor, debbie hines. we wrap up the primetime programming at 11:00 p.m. eastern with biologist, the first to sequence the human genome, that all happens next on booktv. >> up next, jagdish gag whatty argues that -- talks about the lessons that can be learned from india. during this event, held at the council on foreign relations in new york city, he is in conversation with council on foreign relations president, richard haass. >> why don't people take a seat. unless they prefer not to, since sitting -- you'll all live longer if you stand throughout this meeting. welcome to the council on foreign relations. and tonight is one of those nights i like best, because it's a chance to celebrate a book by a celebrated author and thinker. council prides itself on being what i would call a book culture but not a book-only culture. but

there will be a delay from the democrats in the senate who will get slaughtered 689 >> charles krauthammer giving voice of concern of the democrats that gave the president an ear full and many of them are up for reelection. and they face tough races and they are hearing from unhappy people at home in many cases about their experience with health dare. 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 ge

this is charles krauthammer on o'reilly talking about it. >> it will be the uprising among democrats who have to run next year. 11 democrats in the senate who have signed on to the postopponentment. there's an uprising if this continues. i think obama who is not running again is going to stay with this. this is the first entry in the line on his obituary in history. >> i think the democrats have to. when we saw 14 of them who are in races they're worried about talked to the president and said do something for us. i don't think he will. we have to continue to highlight the lies. they lied about keeping your insurance. they lied about the premiums, about the website, about everything. the whole thing is becoming one big lie. this is going to be the legacy of president barack obama . there's no way out of this for them. this is what in 2014 -- bob would disagree with this. 2014, every single republican running up against a democrat should point out they've lied to us. it's going to cost more. they promised a load of stuff that none of it is trueld the h and probably see if you're lucky

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and at the same time krauthammer lauded the are plan today, march towards huge liberalism and in socialism. that the ryan plan is great, that the ryan plan is health care for seniors. >> doesn't that mean that an individual should be able to buy what he or she needs and not have to buy things that they don't whether they're just individuals and not part of a group? >> what you're trying do is take away from an individual marketplace that has been a young l and one where lots of -- jungle and one where lots of people got coverage they thought was adequate and then found out only when they needed it, that it wasn't. others were told that well, now that you need an operation we found a preexisting condition. you didn't tell us you had serious acne as a child. you no longer have a policy. those elements are not afree marketplace at work. and now there's an attempt to rationalize that and provide a base and standards of coverage. all of us end up paying more, groups. if you are in a relatively small group, and an employer would say 100 or 150 people two or three or four of your employees get se

this is charles krauthammer. >> if there is an up rising in the country it will be the up rising with democrats who have to run this year. there will be an up rising if this continues. i think obama who is not running again is going to stay with this. this is the first entry in the line of his obituary in history. >> what if it keeps getting worse? >> what do you think? >> i think the democrats have to. we saw yesterday when there were races they were worried about the president has to do something for us. i don't think he will. we have to continue to highlight the lies. they lied about the premiums they lied about keeping your insurance, they lied about the web site. the whole thing is becoming one big lie. there is no way out of this. bob would disagree with this. 24 teams every single republican should point out they lied to us it will cost more they promised a load of stuff none of it is true and you will see if you are lucky some of the 11 or owe senators lose their seats and they should. deservedly. >> how many democrats ran ads against obamacare i am going to vote for repeal i

charles krauthammer joins us. i wanted to ask you if there's anything that you have seen that makes you think that the obama team is going to be able to meet the deadline of november 30th that they have imposed upon themselves and if they can return around the overall come what happens in confidence a around the country? >> they would have to get the website working at amazon like levels, which i think is extremely improbable. if it's simply the number of people who can actually get on, that's not going to do much. i'm not sure how the press will treat it, how the main stream media will. but if a week from today it's still as staggering as it is now, it will be a terrible strike against the administration. it will mean every time you make a promise, it will be around the corner. >> are they already starting to feel the effects of what you just described? because in poll after poll in the last ten days to two weeks, the trust in the president himself, they still say they like him, but the belief that he is competen

i have some great people on, including pat buchanan and charles krauthammer. >> where is the liberal on that show with you? >> in spirit. >> nice, as they should be. >> are you suggesting we kill all liberals? >> i didn't say that. >> i would have agreed. oh, i'm kidding. i'm next. i hate these people! >> oh, my god, your eyes are red. >> today, lifetime channel, the network has apparently run out of contemporary crazy female murderers. i think they've run through everyone. because now they're doing a lizzie boardon movie. they have to go back 150 years to find another murderous female. remember, she took an ax and killed her family. this network is amazing. they make so money off crazy female murderers. >> and female gambling addicts. >> i should be extreme weather. the track it's on now and how it will impact your holiday travel plans. >>> the volume is turned down on the national anthem at a naval base after neighbors complained. >>> disturbs their sleep at 8:00 in the monk. oh, come on. it really wasn't loud. it was just right. >> now, the rest of the community raising their voic

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--e is girls krauthammer charles krauthammer's column. why liberals are panicked about obama care. obamacare is wholly owned by the democrats. and wouldveling catastrophically undermined their underlying ideology of expansiveding -- ever central government providing cradle to grave care for and ever grateful citizenry. it began with the bundled -- bungled rollout. how does it propose to regulate the vast ecosystem of american medicine? beyond the competence issue is the arrogance. renewed healthy care plans are canceled because they do not meet some arbitrary standard set i experts in washington. for all of his news conference gyrations about not deliberately deceiving people with this if obamake it promise, allows you to keep your plan only if he likes it. this is life imitating comedy. -- that old line about a liberal not caring what you do as long as it is mandatory. helena is on our line for democrats. is my second time calling in. i am so upset with so many ignorant people calling your show. from tennessee, louisiana, new york. they are talking about our president and i really

and right now i agree with the idea that what charles krauthammer said, that this process is very reversible on this enriched uranium. but frankly, that's true, but a lot of things are reversible. so the ultimate question is whether the iranian leadership is interested in being in the rest of the world, or do they want to just be in this isolation making bombs. we'll know soon enough. i mean, this is, this is not a long-term thing. this is six months. jenna: as you point out, and i only have about a minute here, iran is the number one state sponsor of terror, period. >> yes, you've got it. jenna: and that's where the big concern is about them having nuclear weapons which is why we've wanted to prevent that, and now there seems to be a switch where we're not as concerned, apparently, by our actions about them having the capability to do so. is that a huge mistake on our part? >> well, i think what we're doing is what with we saw in geneva was a negotiation very much dedicated to this issue of nuclear weapons. and by the way, if we allow iran to have a deliverable nuclear weapon, i can assure

i have some great people on, including pat buchanan and charles krauthammer. >> where is the liberal on that show with you? >> in spirit. >> nice, as they should be. >> are you suggesting we kill all liberals? >> i didn't say that. >> i would have agreed. oh, i'm kidding. i'm next. i hate these people! >> oh, my god, your eyes are red. >> today, lifetime channel, the network has apparently run out of contemporary crazy female murderers. i think they've run through everyone. because now they're doing a lizzie boardon movie. they have to go back 150 years to find another murderous female. remember, she took an ax and killed her family. this network is amazing. they make so money off crazy female murderers. >> and female gambling addicts. >> i should be called the bob beckel dating network. >> don't forget to dvr this show. see you back here tomorrow. >>> the other nuclear option. the president strikes a deal with iran. but even some of his democratic allies fear it could blow up in his face. this is "special report." >>> good evening. i'm bret baier. it's difficult to find anyone outsi

stoddard and charles krauthammer. number three on amazon. number two on "the new york times" bestseller list. >> only one hill to climb. >> judge -- >> congratulations, charles. >> this seems like a big event, the fact that this meeting happens at the white house. >> i think this is a big event because the president -- it's been demonstrated conclusively that the president was lying when he said, you can keep your own doctor and you can keep your own insurance policy, followed it with the word, period, which is a way of saying everything that precedes the word period is the absolute truth. and who is hurt the most when the president lied? vulnerable democrats who have been associated with him on this and other programs. democrats who will have to face the electorate and will have to answer for why they jumped on the bandwagon of somebody who lied, why they're defending a program that's indefensible and why -- their constituents are being asked to log onto a program that they can't log onto. i'd like to hear what the language was that was des

tucker carlson, host of "fox and friends weekend, juan williams and charles krauthammer. >> the timing, it extends past the midterm election. this results in genuine panicked in. the consensus is among the democrats in the senate is they could very easily lose control of the chamber which is a big deal for the administration because it's two more years of dealing with the congress uniformly against them. i have to say if you're an individual who is not the beneficiary, you're not in the labor union, you don't own a small business, but the individual mandate still applies to you, at some point you're going look and sigh why am i not getting special treatment? it's interest group politics at its worst. >> juan? >> i think this is an administration that is struggling with a program that so far looks filled with flaws. but i take a different view of it, which is i'm glad that trier trying to fix it. i think it's important that people acting in good faith to say we're trying to deliver a health care system that covers more people that addresses the fact that the health care system is so cos

and at the same time krauthammer lauded the are plan today, march towards huge liberalism and in the past even a march towards socialism. that the ryan plan is great, that the ryan plan is health care for seniors. >> doesn't that mean that an individual should be able to buy what he or she needs and not have to buy things that they don't whether they're just individuals and not part of a group? >> what you're trying do is take away from an individual marketplace that has been a young l and one where lots of -- jungle and one where lots of people got coverage they thought was adequate and then found out only when they needed it, that it wasn't. others were told that well, now that you need an operation we found a preexisting condition. you didn't tell us you had serious acne as a child. you no longer have a policy. those elements are not afree marketplace at work. and now there's an attempt to rationalize that and provide a base and standards of coverage. all of us end up paying more, you know, even those of us in groups. if you are in a relatively small group, and an employer would s

charles krauthammer is also a plulter is prize winning author. nice to see you charles? >> pleasure to be here. i like this set. >> pretty fancy. it's pretty nice. new home it? >> is my new home. >> things that matter. how did you come up with that title? >> process of elimination. i was going to buy a book called "there is more to life than politics." the original intent was to write a book but only have the columns that deal with everything else in life that matters, you know, the stuff that's elegant, beautiful, science, art, poetry, all the dogs and cats, i have got a lot of that in there, too. but, in the end i decided i couldn't really because in the end unless you get your politics right everything else right and beautiful can be swept away. we see that in germany 1930s, china cultural revolution today in north korea. they have this crazy stalinist regime. the land is desolate. and also because i was once a doctor and i decided to become a writer for exactly that same reason. doctor doctor's life is a noble life. but, on the other hand, unless you get your politic

charles krauthammer is wrong. ken cuccinelli didn't lose because he was a weak candidate. he lost because the republican party didn't help him enough and a third party libertarian candidate got some votes. on the third party guy exit polling show uhs he took votes from the republicans and the democrats. >> toronto, canada. mayor ford's approval ratings were up seven points after he confessed to smoking crack. brian from toronto, the reason rob ford survives as mayor is he cut government spending and brought the radical left city council under control. i'm still with ford. >> from randy in toronto. i'm surprised that the you and martha fell for the liberal media machine here. kevin from north carolina. the manner in which you take on serious issues and still manage to have fun with miller, carolla, gutfeld and mcguirk is key to keeping the factor fresh. from washington, bill, we are coming to the see you in vegas. can i buy you a gluten-free dinner? nice, annette. i will roll into town just before the show. it's a sell-out but i hear they put 80 oh extra tickets on sale. mi

kirsten powers, columnist for the daily beast and charles krauthammer who we just found out will once again be number one next week on "the new york times" best seller list for things that matter. congratulations, charles. >> thank you. i appreciate that. >> we appreciate you lending us your expertise in so many areas. let's start with the nuclear option. instead of getting 60 votes to move things on the senate floor, you only need a majority now. it makes a difference when you're in the minority. how big is that? >> i think it's going to be lasting. the way congress works from now on will be different. it's very difficult to see how they put the toothpaste back in the tube or the genie back in the bottle or whatever metaphor you want to use. if it's nuclear, it will have a very long half life. republicans have sworn a vow of vengeance that would be suita e suitable -- that's been left out of this. what the democrats did is use the filibuster shamelessly, invoking it as if it was being kept inside the arc of the covenant as one of those holy things we have to keep bush from appointing

stoddard and charles krauthammer whose book is once again atop "the new york times" best-seller list. how important is it that this relaunch, although the administration is not calling it that, be successful tomorrow, bill? >> i thought you were going to say how important is it that charles' book is number one on "the new york times." >> we know how important it is. >> very important. top of the news. congratulations again. they're going to say the relaunch is moderately successful, more people can get on. i don't think it changes the fundamental dynamic. it's that people are looking at the actual insurance plans that they're being offered at the price of them, at the lack of choice of doctors and hospitals, at what -- compared to what they had before and saying, wait a second, this isn't what we were promised and that's not going to change tomorrow. >> a.b., they're saying 80% success rate would be -- is what they're forecasting and would be acceptable. 20% failure rate. republicans say it's not acceptable. >> well, it's not just that 80% of the people might get on and might be able

we already pasted our interview with charles krauthammer and well paste our interview with chairman ronlersn facebook and twitter. follow me. good night, everybody. >>> welcome to "hannity." the white house cannot claw their way out of the hole they have dug for themselves when it comes to obama care. tonight for the hour we'll be joined by a bright lively studio audience to talk about the very issue and to discuss the life changing implications this law will have for you and your family. we went back to the beginning when the universal nightmare. this is what we'd like to call the evolution of a huge lie. >> we can stop talking about the health care crisis and start doing something about it. >> we'll keep this promise. if you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor. >> this is not about putting the government in charge of your health insurance. >> if you like your health care plan, you keep it. >> this is a big [ bleep ] deal. >> our goal is to cut spending and protect the american people from obama care. it's as simple as that. there is no interest on our part in shutting th

tonight charles krauthammer and i will talk about healthcare and last night's elections. >> -- i personally think he is a great guy. i don't think he was out of hand. >> miami dolphins hazing controversy getting worse now some players are defending this kind of stuff dennis miller and i will talk about it tonight. >> you can get off my driveway, please? can you get off my property, please? >> and if you think american politicians

let's bring in our panel, steve haze of the weekly standard, and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. before we get to the action in the house, the president met with officials from some of the biggest insurance companies today. steve, is his fix really about trying to solve these problems to get these canceled policies restored, or is it more about shifting blame to those insurance companies? >> it's entirely about shifting blame to those insurance companies. one of the things that was most interesting about his comments yesterday is how substance free, how policy free they actually were. and at one point in the course of his statement the president and what has to be considered a gaffe announced that the key point, his words, the key point here is that he not be held responsible but the blame be put on the insurance company. he said it at his own press conference. that's what it was about. >> you know, chuck, the insurance companies and the state regulators, you have to feel for them to some degree because they have spent years, more than three years now, trying to build a structur

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-saul charles krauthammer equate to munich. this is sort of like the lieu broke for ernie trade in the early 1960's. maybe that doesn't even make it for kids. this is sort of like when the drummer for napster or othe drummer for me tack tall lick can a sued napster. that's how bad it is. i never thought i would be able to have a set of circumstances that would allow me to say this outloud in public, bill. but things are so screwed here on the home front iran getting a nuke is the least of my problems the consensus is there wasn't much of a deal. now, this knockout game business a lot of viewers say don't call that game to diminish the violence attached to it. this is what it has been labeled to the internet. this why those idiot kids are going out to hurt people and then put it on the net. what do you think about this? >> well, let me take it back to the last topic real quickly and say is israel expected to anti-up and prove they are civilized by taking figuratively speaking one sucker punch to get the game going from mad menne

we already pasted our interview with charles krauthammer and well paste our interview with chairman ronlers on facebook and twitter. follow me. good night, everybody. >>> welcome to "hannity." the white house cannot claw their way out of the hole they have dug for themselves when it comes to obama care. tonight for the hour we'll be joined by a bright lively studio audience to talk about the very issue and to discuss the life changing implications this law will have for you and your family. we went back to the beginning when the universal nightmare. this is what we'd like to call the evolution of a huge lie. >> we can stop talking about the health care crisis and start doing something about it. >> we'll keep this promise. if you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor. >> this is not about putting the government in charge of your health insurance. >> if you like your health care plan, you keep it. >> this is a big [ bleep ] deal. >> our goal is to cut spending and protect the american people from obama care. it's as simple as that. there is no interest on our part in shutting

let me just say that, you know, the other day they had charles krauthammer in. i don't think he is anybody's liberal. they had a variety of people in. i think this effort at this moment is ontrack with what you're saying in terms of trying to buck up public opinion among their base. >> juan, did you say hi to the president for me? >> i always do, sean. i just think he has difficulty with all of us. >> ah. i feel so bad. i'm sure, you know, he is going to blame that on george bush. all right, guys. good to see you. thank you. >>> coming up next meet the man who got kicked off a flight because his seeing eye dog they say wouldn't sit still. guess what? every passenger got up and walked out with him. the incredible story, next. if you've got copd like me, hey breathing's hard. know the feeling? copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fas

tonight charles krauthammer and i will talk about healthcare and last night's elections. >> -- i personally think he is a great guy. i don't think he was out of hand. >> miami dolphins hazing controversy getting worse now some players are defending this kind of stuff dennis miller and i will talk about it tonight. >> you can get off my driveway, please? can you get off my property, please? >> and if you think american po

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i went to amazon, and i saw that o'reilly and krauthammer are in the top ten. my book isn't out. let's get in there without even having a book out there. preorder it now, amazon. >> get out there and do it and if you don't we're going to kill you because we're going to advertise this every day for the next four months. >> and we should until he is number one and o'reilly is number two! >> i'm for that. >> i'm all for that, too. >> this show is vicious. >> very quickly, a couple charts we made. tommy and myself went through graphics today and put these together. pull up the first chart. this is how many people who have enrolled in obama care. those two in the middle represent 108,000 people who have enrolled so far. let's see how many people who have been thrown off their health insurance. this is to scale, folks. that many people have been -- can you toggle back to the other one very quickly? toggle back. there's the enrollees. toggle to the front one again. go back to the front one. >> they're all white people. >> are you that one up there in jersey that doesn't get it? >> bolli

charles krauthammer slammed obama's administration over the health care rollout. bolling tried to cash in on the comparison of liberalism to disease? >> we have not just obama care runni running unralgsing, knots just the democratic majority of the senate, but we could be looking at the collapse of the american liberalism. >> liberalism, kind of like cancer, doesn't go away, maybe goes in remission. >> oh, what happened to virginia a couple weeks ago? what happened to all those conservative conservatives? conservatives have a a knack fo tasteless comparisons lately. not only are they inappropriate, they are dead wrong. liberals fight for health care, income equality, voting rights. conservatives fight for the wealthy. eric boling can keep playing doctor, but if he thinks liberals are sick, he can keep on pretending. honey, did you gt the toaster cozy? yep. got all the cozies. [ grandma ] with new fedex one rate, i could fill a box and ship it for one flat rate. so i knit until it was full. you'd be crazy not to. is that nana? [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. sim