don't renew obama care. i argue what they ought to do in the house is pass bill by bill, pentagon state continuing resolutions for each department. >> and they're not going to listen to you anymore than listening to their own leaders of the house. i'm grateful for that. >> is that buchanan? >> i think it is that way. >> they are just suggesting the idea tha is really far off on the fringe, even fringier than what ted cruz is doing. i mean ted cruz, he called it a filibuster, it really wasn't. it was against the bill that he eventually voted for after taunting the house into passing this bill that would defund obama care and then announced it was going nowhere in the senate, which is true. and then they got mad at him and then he decided he would have to stand on the senate floor and prove his manhood or whatever it was. >> okay. now, more cruz on obama care. >> when you have a law, and it is killing jobs. when you have a law that is hammering small businesses. when you have a law that is forcing people into

don't renew obama care. i argue what they ought to do in the house is pass bill by bill, pentagon state continuing resolutions for each department. >> and they're not going to listen to you anymore than listening to their own leaders of the house. i'm grateful for that. >> is that buchanan? >> i think it is that way. >> they are just suggesting the idea that it is really far off on the fringe, even fringier than what ted cruz is doing. i mean ted cruz, he called it a filibuster, it really wasn't. it was against the bill that he eventually voted for after taunting the house into passing this bill that would defund obama care and then announced it was going nowhere in the senate, which is true. and then they got mad at him and then he decided he would have to stand on the senate floor and prove his manhood or whatever it was. >> okay. now, more cruz on obama care. >> when you have a law, and it is killing jobs. when you have a law that is hammering small businesses. when you have a law that is forcing people i

that obama care is the most dangerous piece of legislation ever passed. ever in the history of america, this is the most dangerous piece of legislation. >> congressman john fleming of louisiana is joining us here in "the situation room." thanks for coming in. >> thank you. >> did you absolutely say those words? >> absolutely. >> you believe this is the most dangerous piece of legislation ever. >> yeah. >> in all the years of the united states of america? >> yes, this legislation, obama care, removes $716 billion -- >> going back to legislation that approved slavery, all of that, even more dangerous than that? >> yes. this affects millions. in fact it will affect probably every single american. it covers one-sixth of the economy. people are being laid off. 77%, wolf, of every job created today is a part-time job as a result primarily of obama care. as you know, the numbers have just been released. the exchanges on average, the cost of health care premiums are going to go up -- >> this is worse than the pro-slavery are legislation? >> i can't think of anyth

esday marks the roll out of obama care. the bureau of labor statistics will releasthe jobs report for the month of september. that's typically a market mover. >>> finally, diamonds are forever or you hope when they are worth a million dol drs a carat. on november 13th, a rare 59.6 carat diamond will be auctioned dubbed the pink star for $60 million in geneva, switzerland. the grassink sold for 46.2 million back in 2010. the owner is not being disclosed. that will do it for today. thank you for joining me. my guest nt week is eric shmitz. havereat week. see you next weekend. >>> good morning, america. this morning -- dangerous deluge. a powerful storm pummelling the pacific northwest. >> it just came down. it was -- it was a deluge. >> power outages. soaked cars. even water pouring through the roof of the seattle-tacoma airport. and there's another storm on the way. >>> off the cliff. late-night outrage on the floor of congress. >> delay obama care. >> what if democrats said we're going to shut down the government. >> is the

. >> there's a time and place to debate obama care. but not at a time when millions of innocent people are held hostage. >> simply delaying it for american families on the same terms as being done for big corporations, that's a compromise. >> reporter: some democrats say they'll consider the other string attached. getting rid of a tax on medical devices. >> but not with a gun to my head. not with the prospect of shutting down the government. >> reporter: who's to blame if there's a shutdown tonight? >> the president's the one saying, i will shut down government if you don't give me everything i want on obama care. >> he wants it because he wants the checkbook, he wants control. >> this was a calculated strategy to drive the country to the cliff and then say, give us what we want. >> reporter: there's a chance republicans could come back with one final offer today. with or without strings attached. >> 186 employees who would be furloughed. >> reporter: a last-ditch effort to keep 800,000 federal employees at work. that's about 40% of th

obama care. fully implement the president's health care plan and a repeal of a tax on medical devices that help fund it. any house gop plan faces certain death in the senate. harry reid said any bill that would change obama care is unacceptable. we have this whole thing covered for you. we are on top of it, every angel. gloria is standing by. at the capital, chief congretion that correspondent, dana bash standing by as well. gloria, i want to go to you first. why would house republicans push changes to obama care in senate democrats insist, insist it's a nonstarter? >> reporter: well, have you ever heard of a show boat, don? i think that's what this is. precisely because they know that it isn't going to go anywhere in the senate. this gives a republican party, which hans been divided over substance using continuing resolution to defund obama care an easy vote. they can all unite around the fact they don't like the president's health care plan. they know the president's health care plan is not ver

you leave obama care. the whole reason with this, he said he would take a look at it. >> that's my point. the caucus will probably not -- if you're leaving obama care in, a whole group -- >> take obama care out. >> no, leave obama care in the senate bill. even throw in all the other goodies. >> there is an apocalyptic view to this which is appealing. the only way to kill big government is to let it kill itself. right now, the government is approaching fat elvis during the years in the '70s right before he croaked on the toilet seat. basically obama care is a huge tray of bacon and banana sandwiches. >> as it happened to elvis. that was very well put. >> we are running out of people -- running out of people to support this kind of program. >> "the wall street journal" had an interesting art will. if you all believe what you believe about obama care. i don't. it will fall on its own. >> that is my feeling -- >> why do you want to have this battle -- >> the argument behind it that very rarely or ever has that

. >>> this week, get ready for obama care. a look at what to expect when the health insurance exchanges go live on tuesday. plus, he's the man at the center of the budget showdown. just what did senator cruz accomplish this week? and president obama speaks to iran's rohani but will nuclear negotiations be different this time around? >>> welcome to "the journal editorial report." i'm paul gigot. well, are you ready for obama care? with health insurance exchanges set to open. waiting to find out just who will sign up and what premiums they'll pay. president obama said this week he has no doubt it will succeed. >> what we are confident about is when people look and see they can get high quality affordable health care for less than their cell phone bill, they're going to sign up. >> joining the panel this week, "wall street journal" columnist and deputy editor dan henninger. so, joe, you heard the president's optimism. what do you expect to happen on tuesday? >> well, i think we're expecting a very choppy rollout here. very disrup

tuesday marks the roll out of obama care. the bureau of labor statistics will release the jobs report for the month of september. that's typically a market mover. >>> finally, diamonds are forever or you hope when they are worth a million dollars a carat. on november 13th, a rare 59.6 carat diamond will be auctioned dubbed the pink star for $60 million in geneva, switzerland. the grass pink sold for 46.2 million back in 2010. the owner is not being disclosed. that will do it for today. thank you for joining me. my guest next week is eric shmitz. have great week. see you next weekend. >>> good morning. breaking overnight, one step closer to a government shoutdown. fireworks on the house floor. >>> in a late-night vote, the republican majority passes a bill that will never get through the democraticsenate, nor pass president obama. so what now, and just how much pain will you feel if the worst happens. we're live in washington with the answers. >>> inside the massacre. startling new pictures emerging this morning of the afterma

they are back at square one, th resolution over, it has the obama care provisions attached to it. democrats have the votes in the senate to remove those provisions and send it back in a so-called clean cr, back to the house. and here we are again, the only difference is we'll be at the deadline by that time. so is this therefore, a self-defeating strategy that republicans are pursuing? >> well, republicans, i think you have to understand as far as the conservative group inside the house republican conference, they deeply, deeply believe that obama care will hurt millions of americans and they're trying to do everything they can to stop it before it goes into full effect. i do believe they think that a shutdown would be an acceptable cost for that even if they don't want to see it. but i think the fact is that democrats control the senate. and we've not seen any indication that a democrats changed their minds on this. we'll get an interesting test with this medical device tax, the democrats support repealing it. they had a symbolic vote in march, that was 79-20, 34 democrats who vo

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

obama care continue continues, exchanges start up on october 1st. we had a rel debate between tim kaine and mike lee. we talked about coverage. the president promises if you like the doctor you have and the plan you have, you can keep it. not necessarily so. he says premiums will go down. not necessarily so. the question of jobs because there are supposedly 313 companies that have either cut hours or cut jobs because they don't want to be -- fall under the employer mandate in obama ca care. we go into this in detail, and i suspect people will be fascinated hearing from both kaine and lee, and frankly, just some of the facts we present, what the truth is about obama care as it goes forward. >> that's what i want to ask you, how does the president continue to insist these things like you keep the care you have, that you like, when even in my research today, i looked through a number of states where that isn't going to be the case. what do they say about that? >> that's a question. it certainly is the case that a lot of the promises the president made

but could a battle to defund obama care derail everything? we're live on capitol hill. >> they are battling it out. we also have some shocking new details. there's a deadly wildfire in arizona. it's already killed 19 brave firefighters. could this terrible tragedy have been prevented? what the official investigation just uncovered. >> and for the first time ever, scientists say they are developing a flu shot that can help guard against every form of the flu. when might it become available to everyone? a member of our fox news team weighs in. >>> folks, we're really down to the wire as we begin with the budget somehowdown in our nation's capitol hill. only three days until the government completely runs out of money. house members are meeting in a rare weekend session today. and they're considering a bill which was passed by the senate that actually funds both the government and obama care. chief congressional correspondent joins us. it seems like the republicans in the house were willing to make compromises but the senate didn't buy it. >> re

i intend to speak in support of defunding obama care. until i am no longer able to stand. on a saturday or sunday morning, when your dad is making pancakes and it is very cool when he can flip them and take them do a flip high in the air and catch them. i will credit my father, he invented, it wasn't for the restaurant but he invented green eggs and ham. >> one of the things that senator cruise spoke about relative to his father was his immigration from cuba. a prisoner of war during the revolution and talked about the time his father came to america and how hard it was to struggle getting started and he ended up being successful achieving what he called the american dream. senator cruise is not even close to the longest speech in senate history. strom thurmond spoke for 24 hours against the civil rights act of 1957. the next closest senator alfonse diamante23 hours for a stall on a military bill in 1986. >>> maryland muslims

do with caring about people, you know, obama care. basically, it's all i know. >> reporter: according to the kaiser family foundation, a lot of americans don't know about it. >> who created the affordable health care plan. >> it was approved by congress, the affordable care. >> i'm wondering as a citizen of america, how come i did not hear about this. >> reporter: it's a contention in congress, many people we spoke to were hearing details for the first time this week. >> i'm definitely going to read into it. >> is obama forcing americans to get insurance? it sounds that way. >> reporter: a group funded by insurance companies, health care groups is working to spread the word. dispatching field workers in ten states. >> we can follow up with you. >> reporter: 48 million uninsured americans will be able to get insurance through federal and state exchanges. they must enroll before march 31st. >> they can shop like you shop for an airline ticket or a flat screen tv and see what's the best price for you. >> this is all new to me. i never kn

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you leave obama care. the whole reason with this, he said he would take a look at it. >> that's my point. the caucus will probably not -- if you're leaving obama care in, a whole group -- >> take obama care out. >> no, leave obama care in the senate bill. even throw in all the other goodies. >> is an apocalyptic view to this which is appealing. the only way to kill big government is to let it kill itself. right now, the government is approaching fat elvis during the years in the '70s right before he croaked on the toilet seat. basically obama care is a huge tray of bacon and banana sandwiches. >> as it happened to elvis. that was very well put. >> we are running out of people -- running out of people to support this kind of program. >> "the wall street journal" had an interesting art will. if you all believe what you believe about obama care. i don't. it will fall on its own. >> that is my feeling -- >> why do you want to have this battle -- >> the argument behind it that very rarely or ever has that happe

under obama care, a similar plan is 195 bucks a month. we are paying more so other people can get health care and never going to get benefits. >> you have to talk $75 to $195, when you make it real, i think they'll respond. talk about the coolness factor, you talk about younger voters, they think obama is cool, leftism is cool. obama and mom jones, not cool, leftism, not cool. nanny state is not cool. i think there are a lot of kids if they thought about it are natural libertarians. they hate the fact the nsa is spying on texts, calls, internet usage. that's a real opening for us. how do we craft that message that freedom is cool. >> i think anti-establishmentism is cool among young people. don't want to be part of the status quo. it is providing a lot of young people their hook into libertarianism or conservative principles. a lot of young people are starting to hear the message and like it, they don't think it is cool moving into their parents' basement, went to college, try to make it on their own, and a third of people are moving back

when asked why is it that you shut down the government at this point just to block obama care? he basically fessed up and said once consumers get hooked on having health insurance and subsidies, they won't want to give it up. you can look at the transcript. >> we told you before when it comes to policy and budget disputes, the party is united and always beats the party that isn't. it's hard to look at the gop and view them as a party that is united. the most immediate push is about getting consumers to sign up. president obama claims signing up will be as easy as buying a plane tick or flat screen tv. >> i can tell you that in many states across the country, if you are a 27-year-old young woman, don't have health insurance, you get on that exchange you will be able to purchase high quality health insurance for less than the cost of your cell phone bill. >> the white house is unveiling a report which they state shows that the first detailed look at premiums for health insurance in 36 states will run insurance markets. the second lowest cost silver plan will run an average of $32

>> on obama care, there will be more people that the taxpayers are taking care of after obama care than before. >> here's the question. is it fair that -- >> taxpayers picking under the tab for -- >> is it fair that people. >> americans will pay more. >> is it fair that people who can afford to buy health insurance could become freeloaders and taxpayers will take care of them if they get into an emergency medical situation? is that fair. >> the fairness that is lacking in obama care is clear because president obama has changed obama care over 19 times now. he has an uneven playing field. so if you are a political favorite of the president's, you've just got an exemption. big business got a huge ex-emmion. >> are you happy there are people out there who have money who decide they don't want to buy health insurance but an that we'll take care of them no matter what? >> what you're talking about is a very small percentage of the american people. the world is every single. >> have you been to the emergency room? >> my oldest son is a physician. >> you know who shows up. these are people who

people don't care about obama care. 40% do. the marketplace rejected obama care. more than 60 persons of the american people are on self-insured programs. it's a nonworkable program. the house has its point of view, the senate has it points of view. the president forgot about his legacy and became a leader, he would say all right, let's come up with a compromise. it's all or nothing for the senate and american people want two things. they want to defund obama care and they don't want government to shut down. >> first off, if can you go out and find me a bunch of americans who sit around their table saying let's defund obama care, that's a family i want to meet. this is a washington creation. it's not that much different than the past where republicans had their message. democrats have theirs. the problem here for the republicans is they're pursuing the exact wrong tactics. they don't thank the government every day because the road is built. when you tell troops they're not going to not get paid. government is essential to their daily lives. >> i have a different t

i disagree with obama care. i'm against obama care but we just do not have the votes in the senate right now to stop this and to follow on what's done in the house. we have the majority in the house. we don't have the nesma majority in the snachlt that's the bottom line so you have to deal with the reality in life and that's one of them. let's move on to other issues. this country has absolute crawling gdp and high unemployment and these are things that the congress can deal with. this one is not. >> i want you to weigh in. hillary clinton is saying, "if they want to shut the government down" that is on their head and responsibility. she warned that we have's seen this movie before and is she right about that. >> she's wrong. she's talking about 1995 when the government was shut down and bill clinton went on to re-election. president obama is notal popular right now. his favorability is very low. so the country views all of d.c. at fault but, you know, if we are heading into this, it's important to be a positive

the obama care is the law of the land. and, in essence, he was signaling it was time to move on and the republicans had any time of approving this, i believe deep down he fundamentally believes that. >> last week, he saw the extraordinary senator ted cruz that the speaker extense ichly wanted the kau cucaucus to foll. >> so you look at what's been happening the last time. republica republicans, they got blamed. do they not get it that a shutdown might not be a good idea? or is it that they hate the president's health care law that much that they don't care about shutting down the government. >> well, there's a viert of things. sfir first of all, the last shutdown was, in political terms, ionsa ago, there's no question there was a turning point in the presidency of bill clinton. he went ahead of him during the shutdown and never trailed again. but the republicans did not lose the house, even though they lost seats. there's a certain inexstrablety towards is this. they've within heading well over as the republicans won the h

defunds obama care is dead. dead. >> and right at the center of the debate, republican senator ted cruz who's threatening a fill buster. >> i will do everything necessary and anything possible to defund obama care. >> senator cruz joins us live. it's a fox news sunday exclusive. then, syria submits an inventory of its chemical weapons program as secretary of state kerry calls on the u.n. to act. >> this fight about chemical weapons is not a game. it's real. it's important. >> we'll discuss what happens next with former weapons inspector charles duelfer. plus, lawmakers are calling for aggressive background checks. we'll talk with claire mccaskill who is leading the charge. >>> and our power play of the week. iylana trump. all right now on fox news sunday. hello again from fox news in washington. well, the clock is ticking. the government shuts down in just eight days unless congress agrees on a bill to fund federal agencies. on friday, the house passed a measure to keep the government going until mid-december bu

delay obama care for a year. senate will acce-- what about t medical tax device that republicans add? which most democratic senators are against. >> they also added the ability of employers to deny contraception to women. which is ridiculous for them. john boehner as speaker, i think he has ceded that territory. the real speaker of the house is ted cruz. >> are you confident this gets done? >> no. 30% -- the government shutdown is a given but that actually, we el that's all right. but, no, i think there's 25%, 30% chance of default. and god knows what happens. >> and you still endorse the president's position? >> his choice not whether there's going to be a default, or putting off this issue. >> ultimately the politics of this will be the implementation of obama care. if it happens and they see some wring >> caller:s in it and it goes about rentally well, they'll feel good about it. ult maltly it's the implementation of the act. go for it. implement the act and see how it goes. >> senator cruz came close to sayin

tuesday marks the roll out of obama care. the bureau of labor statistics will release the jobs report for the month of september. that's typically a market mover. >>> finally, diamonds are forever or you hope when they are worth a million dollars a carat. on november 13th, a rare 59.6 carat diamond will be auctioned dubbed the pink star for $60 million in geneva, switzerland. the grass pink sold for 46.2 million back in 2010. the owner is not being disclosed. that will do it for today. thank you for joining me. my guest next week is eric shmitz. have great week. see you next weekend. [captioning made possible by nbc universal] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- life revolves around the ocean and they live in the only residential house on the nautical mile. priscilla works here. and it is here that superstorm sandy touched down and destroyed their home. we surprise them to let them know they are being rescued. >> my name is priscilla and i am from freeport on the nautical mile. the not a call mil

the affordable care act, obama care, however you want to talk about it, will still be implemented. think recent poll shows 45% of people heard nothing at all about the health insurance marketplace that are mandated by law. how much confusion is out there around this? >> there's a lot of confusion. unfortunately for the obama administration there have been some delays and what they call glitches in the rollout. we saw the latest come out this past week where the administration said they are postponing enrollment in small business exchanges is, as well as spanish language, which is central internet clearinghouse for the affordable care act. that's going to be delayed as well. right now a lot of things that the administration has worked out. but the essential heart of the law, they are open for enrollment october 1st. individual mandate kicks in 2014. that's why conservatives really want to fight this obama care battle now before the lobby comes even more implemented. >> bottom line, ed, what do you think? does it shut down or not? >> it looks like it's going to happen, alex. there's

care. >> i am psyched for obama care! >> there you go. i love that enthusiasm. >> because now that i've got free health care, i can get sick all the time! whoo! >> i have this friend, you know. and he got sick. like cancer sick. but because there was -- wasn't obama care, he couldn't afford the treatments so he was like backed into a corner, know what i mean? >> and keep in mind, this man was a teacher with a family. >> he was. he was. so he did what any of us would have done. he started cooking meth. >> i think we can probably wrap this up. >> wait, hold on, you know what happened to my friend? >> i'm told that was a "breaking bad" dude. this week's host and former cast member tina fey had the honoring of welcoming six new cast moebs to the historic sketch comedy show. ♪ really want to make it ♪ let me see you shake it good. good. that's very embarrassing. you're going to feel a deep shame coming up from here and out. it's natural. bring it home, nerds! ♪ ♪ got a great show ♪ so sing aloud and >> commit! let yo

aynor is going to need -- john boehner is going to need democrats. >> the huge pushback on obama care is coming from the democratic constituency. afl-cio is having to struggle to keep them from passing a asking for a repeal of the dam thing. the unions are so unhappy. a strategy would he, let it the enacted. let opposition emerge on the liberal side, and then it elapses and then it craters. >> the parts of it are more -- parts of it are more popular than the whole. and republicans do not have an answer. they say we like all those parts, but we are against the plan. look at the new york democratic may oral primary mayoral- may oral -- primary results. voters that the candidate has an african american wife. final days of the campaign, mayor bloomberg had something rather unattractive say about that. turned this campaign, specifically this ad, racist. he had his own family in the ad, in americanradition politics. he carried african-american males, females, whites, hispanics. it was an across-the-board sweep, and i think mike fact thatresents the he was the non-bloomberg candidate. weiner

inside obama care for one year. that, of course, is going to be a nonstarter just like the other ways they've tried to change either defund or what we'll see now, the active bill in the senate which is delay obama care entirely for a year, repeal the medical dwits w device tax. democrats down there in the senate insist all of this is a nonstarter. suzanne, you hear republicans talking about the fact that they -- they're not shutting down the government. it's the democrats because they won't negotiate. it is true if republicans just got a win, any win, they could give in. and they could allow this to go through, but democratic sources say this is just a temporary bill funding the government and they simply will not negotiate now because if they give in on anything now, they're going to be in a bad negotiating position down the road when we get to big things like the debt ceiling. for now, the ball is in the senate's court. john boehner made a big deal out of saying that the senate isn't even in. they didn't come to w

>> replace obama care! >> get rid of obama care! repeal obama care! get rid of obama care. obama care! >> day one, president romney moves to repeal obama care. >> obama care! obama care! >> obama care! >> all all of obama care. >> i'm the one that's going to get rid of obama care. we're going to stop it on day one! >> remember 2012, the presidential election, about how obama care just never came up? it's like it wasn't even an issue in the campaign. so nobody ever expected that that election would have settled anything about obama care. >> you had said, next year, that you would repeal the health care vote. that still your mission? >> well, i think the election changes that. it's pretty clear that the president was re-elected, obama care is the law of the land. >> well, now the latest republican argument for shutting down the government in order to stop obama care is that it was never addressed as an issue in the presidential campaign. this is the point where the way your friend told you that you should calm down, use deep breaths, this is the time for deep breaths. preside

the house takes a hard line on obama care. all but assuring a government shutdown just one day from now. this morning, all of the breaking details and what it means for you. president clinton weighs in. >> there are times when you have to call people's bluff. >>> plus, paul krugman and bill kristol will join the powerhouse roundtable. >>> and a bombshell breakthrough. the president's historic phone call with iran's new leader. >> we have a unique opportunity to make progress. >> but is iran really ready to reject nuclear weapons? or is this a charmed offensive to cover a bomb? we put the tough questions to the iran's foreign minister live. >>> all that, plus bill clinton's surprising take on hillary's presidential run, right here this sunday morning. >>> two breaking stories this morning and we begin with that tense scene in the house overnight. >> a shutdown is not a tactic. it is a failure for this country. >> please accept the compromise and keep the government open. >> when it all wrapped up, house republicans passed the b

i hear lots of half baked no ed nonsense about obama care. that is a shortage of 130,000 doctors by 2025. 90,000 doctors short by the end of this decade. premiums riding as we have reported here endlessly. it's as if this is some sort of popularity contest. some sort of political maneuver on the part of republicans because they can't get beyond their own ideological blinders. where do we go from here? >> obama care said it would reduce cost and make sure everyo americans are covered and have better quality of care. at end of it cbo has said 31 million americans will be uncovered. after all this we still have americans uncovered. we have to come back to what's really occurring on the ground and say this does not work. it made a lot of folks nervous and now that they are seeing it, their not see nervous, they're fearful of it. we'll work through this one piece at a time. all these are major problems that you just can't ignore. >> always good to talk with you. appreciate. >>> it's an amateurish move. president obama asking for help from bill cli

to -- as this obama carrollout, you know, and crisscrossing the country trying to get this obama care off to a successful start because, you know, i think that there is an interesting nexus. if you think all the way back to 2008 during that epic primary battle, it was hillary care and so i think that it's beneficial to the clintons if obama care is implemented. >> quickly, what could you make of his comments regarding putin and syria? >> well, you know, i think that with regards to putin and syria, i think that we're starting to see people moving forward. but clearly the president -- the former president is supporting obama and it's going to be interesting to see how their relationship evolves over these next couple of years, especially as we head into 2014 and inch closer to 2016. >> all right, kevin cirilli with politico, thanks. >>> the mystery over who won that $400 million jackpot finally solved or is it. >>> if you love french fry, stick around. we have big news ahead. the job jugglers. the up all-nighters. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we've made our passions our lif