he said he likes and would keep two big aspects of obamacare. one keeping people with preexisting conditions, and letting people under 26 stay on their parent's health care plan. hours after his interview sunday morning, he quietly changed his mind again. romney now does not agree with those parts of healthcare reform, and there would be no change in his stance on keeping the health care market competitive and letting the best plan win. today he is campaigning in illinois and ohio where he faces some rough news in the polls. that's because president obama is seeing an up tick in ohio he now leads romney 50 to 45%. that survey is by the public policy polling which if you are familiar with them, their numbers lean to the left. but if that is true it is bad news for romney because no candidate has ever taken the house without taking ohio. more bill press after the break. stay with us. this corruption based on corruption based on corruption. >>i think that's an understatement, eliot. u>> i'm not prone tot. understatement, so explain to me why that i

jo there was a slush fund in obamacare, demonstration fund. the cut to medicare advantage were already in there. but they knew it would be devastation. what did they do in take $8 billion and paut band wade on it. there will l be seniors furious, because the administration has played a game. >> dana: if president obama, if they were to win again, they might have to subsidize medicare advantage on the back end. it's paul ryan plan. >> eric: do you scratch and wonder why aarp is in favor of obamacare? when medicare advantage is gutted everybody will flock -- >> bob: how do you know -- >> dana: because it's in the bill >> 's in the bill. [ overtalk ] >> dana: bob, stop. cuts to medicare advantage are in the obamacare bill. we knew that before the bill was passed. didn't have to wait until after it was passed. >> bob: medicare advantage says the costs have gone down. >> dana: in the pilot program. >> bob: i want to know what you dot tt the 30 million uninsured. what are you going to do about it? >> andrea: first, the cuts are the law of the land.

jo there was a slush fund in obamacare, demonstration fund. the cut to medicare advantage were already in there. but they knew it would be devastation. what did they do in take $8 billion and paut band wade on it. there will l be seniors furious, because the administration has played a game. >> dana: if president obama, if they were to win again, they might have to subsidize medicare advantage on the back end. it's paul ryan plan. >> eric: do you scratch and wonder why aarp is in favor of obamacare? when medicare advantage is gutted everybody will flock -- >> bob: how do you know -- >> dana: because it's in the bill >> 's in the bill. [ overtalk ] >> dana: bob, stop. cuts to medicare advantage are in the obamacare bill. we knew that before the bill was passed. didn't have to wait until after it was passed. >> bob: medicare advantage says the costs have gone down. >> dana: in the pilot program. >> bob: i want to know what you do about the 30 million uninsured. what are you going to do about it? >> andrea: first, the cuts are the law of the land

obamacare. obamacare. obamacare. a commonsense health reform that led the commonwealth of massachusetts to have one of the lowest uninsurance rates in the country. obamacare. republicans have been using thats a as a pejorative. i say it proudly. i was with president obama in iowa a couple of weeks ago when he spoke to a huge group of students at my alma mater, iowa state university. there was a big sign in the back said obamacare. and president obama loond looked at it and said yes, obamacare. he said speaking of himself in the third person, he said yes, obama does care. he said i care about making sure you're covered with preexisting conditions. i want to make sure kids can stay on their parents' policy while they're in college. yes, i want to make sure that the elderly have a good, affordable comaird program. i want to make -- medicare program. i want to make sure people have good preventive systems in america. obamacare. that's what obamacare is, obama cares and he cares very deeply that we have a healt

obamacare, they want to repeal that. well, again, once you get pass past this political -- past this political theater and look at what the repeal of the obamacare would mean, not a pretty picture. it would reopen the drug doughnut hole, requiring seniors to pay about $600 more per year on average for prescription drugs. thanks to the affordable care act, obamacare, about 86 million americans received at least one free preventive service in 2011, and almost one million ayatollahians received at least one free preventive service in 2011. that would be repealed. that would be repealed. then they would be charged. americans now get services like mammograms, colonoscopies, other cancer screenings. as i said, morse than 85 million -- 86 million americans received free preventive services. this is in keeping with obamacare's goal this changes from a sick-care society to a health care society. rather than focusing all of our attention and money on emergency room care or on when people get the sickest, we start to move it more u

jo there was a slush fund in obamacare, demonstration fund. the cut to medicare advantage were already in there. but they knew it would be devastation. what did they do in take $8 billion and paut band wade on it. there will l be seniors furious, because the administration has played a game. >> dana: if president obama, if they were to win again, they might have to subsidize medicare advantage on the back end. it's paul ryan plan. >> eric: do you scratch and wonder why aarp is in favor of obamacare? when medicare advantage is gutted everybody will flock -- >> bob: how do you know -- >> dana: because it's in the bill >> 's in the bill. [ overtalk ] >> dana: bob, stop. cuts to medicare advantage are in the obamacare bill. we knew that before the bill was passed. didn't have to wait until after it was passed. >> bob: medicare advantage says the costs have gone down. >> dana: in the pilot program. >> b: i want to know what you do about the 30 million uninsured. what are you going to do about it? >> andrea: first, the cuts are the law of the land.

about what we can expect from europe in the days and weeks to come and paul ryan will tell you he hates obamacare and everything it's done to america but this week really new reports suggest otherwise the last media ites tommy christopher what's really going on. the rest of the news president obama set to take the stage one of his biggest hurdles will be connecting with progressives around the nation who voted for him and are today somewhat disappointed that he hasn't been quite as progressive as he promised after all the bush tax cuts are still in place c.e.o.'s are doing better than ever working people are still in economic ruin most of bush's war policy is still in place including indefinite detention never ending drone strikes and yet no less than top of that there's the n d a which is really isolated progressives who believe in civil liberties point is can progress is really still rally around the president despite his lack of truly progressive accomplishments let's ask one prominent progressive joining me now is tom hayden former california state senator author and activist tom welcome back

about what we can expect from europe in the days and weeks to come and paul ryan will tell you he hates obamacare and everything it's done to america but this isn't really new reports suggest otherwise last media tommy christopher's what's really going on. with us the rest of the news president obama set to take the stage one of his biggest hurdles will be connecting with progressives around the nation who voted for him and are today somewhat disappointed that he hasn't been quite as progressive as he promised after all the bush tax cuts are still in place c.e.o.'s are doing better than ever working people are still in economic ruin most of bush's war policy is still in place including indefinite detention never ending drone strikes and yet no loss on top of that there's the n d a which is really isolated progressives who believe in civil liberties point is can progress is really still rally around the president despite his lack of truly progressive accomplishments let's ask one prominent progressive joining me now is tom hayden former california state senator author and activist welcome back to

i think obamacare is worse than the status quo. it did not do anything about the fact we had a system where most folks have chronic illnesses and what they need is help with managing what i would describe as -- that is what health care services are supposed to be about. they got hit harder than anyone coming out of that legislation. it is going to increase the federal deficit. i do not come away with it think it is part of the answer. i used to write a lot of what i do instead. ok? this would be a good question to ask you, mike. i struggled with this issue a lot. so our reporters are wrote columns that my wife was pretty funny. how do you talk about policy matters in a serious way and at a level that is understandable and that the same time meaningful? what end up happening is that i would flop onto the ground and lose everyone. but if you talk about it up here, people criticize you for not being specific. >> i do not know. neither does barack obama. it is hard. i tell a lot of stories about what they're wrestling with in the white

it has been fascinating to hear the discussion about obamacare over the last couple of years. every time you hear it, it is anecdote after anecdote, year after fear about what will happen, but what people are talking, snippets of conversation here and there. you started with a very good fact, which is that the percentage of folks who actually have health care, not just in texas, but in the united states of the last year has gone up for the first time in a very long time. the reason it has gone up is because now folks who are up to 26 years old can stay on their parents' plan. pre-existing conditions are not some paperwork excuse for an insurance company to deny you benefits that you have earned and paid for. and so the only thing that we have out of obamacare are a positive so far been everything else, well, small-business owners, they are worried about it or is there a chilling effect that is happening because of it? there's no empirical evidence for that. it is all about some future that is out there that is painted very darkly. although, i will say that we do have a model t

. >> obamacare! i created that, yeah! i'm totally in favor of obamacare. have you ever seen anyone flip-flop like this before? we're only halfway through. now let's go to immigration. during the primary this is the most anti immigration guy you can find. >> if people are not able to have a card and e verify system to determine they are here illegally they're going to find they can't get work here and they're going to self deport to a place they can work. >> self dough portation means you make life so miserable here they have no choice but to leave for immigrants. it was an idea put together by hard line anti immigrant hard line groups. that was mitt romney during the primaries. how about yesterday? >> now you're going to deport them or not? i'm not that clear. >> i have friends apparently. [ applause ] >> i'm not in favor that they deport mass deportation effort, i believe people make their own choices as to whether they want to go home and that's what i mean by self deportation. >> no, you meant your own choices. did i say we're going to drive you out of

two things people think about obamacare. that it raises the cost all the time. -- that the cost raises all the time and that it did not do much to stop that. and that it increases the federal deficit. it does both of those things. i used to write a lot about what i would do instead. mike, this would be a good question to ask you, because i struggled with this issue as. several reporters wrote columns my wife thought it was pretty funny. how do you talk about policy matters in a substantive, serious way, at a level where it's understandable and at the same time it meaningful? what ends up happening is i would go 60 feet into the ground and was everybody. but then if you talk about it appear you get accused of not being. . the whole question about finding a middle ground is really hard. >> i don't know and neither does barack obama. i tell lot of stories that they are wrestling with in the white house. they thought they had a very simple -two-part message. we are doing tax cuts and we are also doing spending. we are saving the

gives government control over obamacare doesn't control prices simply says you can only take twenty percent or even only skim. twenty percent of the top it controls prices that are here i know it's rigorous and it would if it could it would but it actually doesn't well obviously you know the way this is structured it seemed really bad at first because they looked like most of the benefit was going to come after the election but they're starting to see early numbers obviously a lot of this has to do with early access if obviously more fewer people going to without insurance if you force insurance companies to leave people up to twenty six on their parents' rolls i agree here the biggest problem here is it illogical you're talking about a massive takeover and a bureaucratic expansion and i think you will see some early returns by structuring and making changes that do look to be helpful overall but i think it does come down to a question i don't see any way for this is sustained i don't see another government program that's been able to take on this chunk of the american life and run

gives government control over obamacare doesn't control prices simply says you can only take twenty percent or even only skim twenty percent off the top you control that iraq by its rechristened it would if it could it would but it actually doesn't well obviously you know the way this is structured it seemed really bad at first because they looked like most of the benefit was going to come after the election but they're starting to see early numbers obviously a lot of this has to do with early access if obviously more fewer people going to without insurance if you force insurance companies to leave people up to twenty six on their parents' rolls i agree here the biggest problem here is it illogical you're talking about a massive takeover and a bureaucratic expansion and i think you will see some early returns by structuring and making changes that do look to be helpful overall but i think it does come down to a question i don't see any way for this is sustained i don't see another government program that's been able to take on this chunk of the american life and run it properly you

a heart that is now covered by obamacare! (laughter) how did you get it so wrong? >> i just-- over-- i paid too much attention to the oral argument and not enough to what i think john roberts-- i now know was thinking about this case. >> stephen: okay, roberts. let's get into this. you get into this. roberts changed his mind, right? wharoberts was going to say one thing and then for some personal reason he changes his mind. why did he do it? >> well, in the first place, there's nothing wrong with changing your mind. >> stephen: yes there is! yes there is! antonin scalia has never changed his mind. >> that's true. but supreme court opinions are never final until they're announce sod justices sometimes go back and forth during the period they're deliberating. but in part he was just persuaded by the argument that this was a tax, a permissible tax under the constitution. but also i think he didn't want to see the court in the maelstrom of politics. he didn't want to see another bush. have gore citizens united where five republicans ruled against four democrats and in

>> obamacare has been sold us the answer to all health care issues. then why were so many unions and political allies given waivers and exemptions? john:. >> obamacare has a lot of flaws. and it is crony capitalism. they were were promised millions of new customers. it is big government health care to seven politicians say kiss my brain are will give you a special break with retail politics. >> of republicans and democrats care about the middle class why do they have to subsidize their convention and? john: you paid for these conventions. it is the infomercial. >> 1/2 to force us. we would not do it willingly >> $80 million. >> but it is true takes place in a heavily is subsidized stadium. it is bad news all the way down. nobody wants to pay for their own party. john: we should stop. [applause] >> senator kobren said get rid of it and congress ignored him. >> obama's said he would regulate the auto industry to have twice as is efficient vehicles. current bottom maker is incentivize on their own? >> no. we're too stupid. >> that is what the government

first step to a stronger medicare is to repeal obamacare. the weekend medicare for today's seniors and put it at risk for the next generation. first, it funnels 716 duggan dollars out of medicare to pay for a new entitlement we did not even ask for. second, it puts 15 unelected bureaucrats in charge of medicare's future. gerri: well, in case you missed that, that was paul ryan getting booed. he is a little like daniel in the lions den. you have to give him credit for facing down one of the countries most powerful lobbyists for obamacare. you are used to seeing lobbyists behind big thanks. aarp is no different. the nonprofit is a powerful organization that can make politicians wake in their boots. the nonprofit representing americans 50 and older was a critical ally in the president's campaign to get obamacare past. she cites 71 pages of e-mail between the white house and aarp staff which the top leaders were on board. even those pertinent to seniors were crafted. problem is the final bill is not the greatest for seniors. a down size and medi

plus, paul bryan really think his frustrations to obamacare. he gets booed. [ heart beating, monitor beeping ] woman: what do you mean, homeowners insurance doesn't cover floods? [ heart rate increases ] man: a few inches of water caused all this? [ heart rate increases ] woman #2: but i don't even live near the water. what you don't know about flood insurance may shock you -- including the fact that a preferred risk policy starts as low as $129 a year. for an agent, call the number that appears on your screen. gerri: paul bryan getting booed. i will explain how t ♪ gerri: here is paul ryan today talking to the folks at aarp about obamacare. >> the first step to a stronger medicare is to repeal obamacare. the weekend medicare for today's seniors and put it at risk for the next generation. first, it funnels 716 duggan dollars out of medicare to pay for a new entitlement we did not even ask for. second, it puts 15 unelected bureaucrats in charge of medicare's future. gerri: well, in case you missed that, that was paul ryan getting booed. he is

at the obamacare is worse than the status quo -- i think obamacare is worse than the status quo. it did not do anything about the fact we had a system where most folks have chronic illnesses and what they need is help with managing what i would describe as -- that is what health care services are supposed to be about. they got hit harder than anyone coming out of that legislation. it is going to increase the federal deficit. i do not come away with it think it is part of the answer. i used to write a lot of what i do instead. ok? this would be a good question to ask you, mike. i struggled with this issue a lot. so our reporters are wrote columns that my wife was pretty funny. how do you talk about policy matters in a serious way and at a level that is understandable and that the same time meaningful? what end up happening is that i would flop onto the ground and lose everyone. but if you talk about it up here, people criticize you for not being specific. >> i do not know. neither does barack obama. it is hard. i tell a lot of stories about what they're wrestling with in the white

let's repeal obamacare. let's keep promises to seniors. and for future generation, let's strengthen our health and retirement security program so they can count on them when they retire. let's and grow the economy so that we have opportunities to succeed. let's work to leave our grandkids with a debt-free nation. [applause] friends, it will be a long journey. we can make that journey only together. i asked you to join us in the work to come. your support and the programs you care about have been taken for granted long enough. let's take these challenges as americans. join us and help us. work with us. i know that we can get this done. thank you for your time. god bless. i would be happy to take your questions. [applause] thank you. thank you. >> thank you, congressman ryan. we have hundreds of questions. i hope you can take it you before you leave us. this one comes from indiana. from donna who asks why are social security and medicare the first thing that people look when deciding to balance the budget? are there other areas that can be r

. >> the first step to a stronger medicare is to repeal obamacare. the weekend medicare for today's seniors and put it at risk for the next generation. first, it funnels 716 duggan dollars out of medicare to pay for a new entitlement we did not even ask for. second, it puts 15 unelected bureaucrats in charge of medicare's future. gerri: well, in case you missed that, that was paul ryan getting booed. he is a little like daniel in the lions den. you have to give him credit for facing down one of the countries most powerful lobbyists for obamacare. you are used to seeing lobbyists behind big thanks. aarp is no different. the nonprofit is a powerful organization that can make politicians wake in their boots. the nonprofit representing americans 50 and older was a critical ally in the president's campaign to get obamacare past. she cites 71 pages of e-mail between the white house and aarp staff which the top leaders were on board. even those pertinent to seniors were crafted. problem is the final bill is not the greatest for seniors. a down size and medi

> the first step to a stronger medicare is to repeal obamacare. the weekend medicare for today's seniors and put it at risk for the next generation. first, it funnels 716 duggan dollars out of medicare to pay for a new entitlement we did not even ask for. second, it puts 15 unelected bureaucrats in charge of medicare's future. gerri: well, in case you missed that, that was paul ryan getting booed. he is a little like daniel in the lions den. you have to give him credit for facing down one of the countries most powerful lobbyists for obamacare. you are used to seeing lobbyists behind big thanks. aarp is no different. the nonprofit is a powerful organization that can make politicians wake in their boots. the nonprofit representing americans 50 and older was a critical ally in the president's campaign to get obamacare past. she cites 71 pages of e-mail between the white house and aarp staff which the top leaders were on board. even those pertinent to seniors were crafted. problem is the final bill is not the greatest for seniors. a down size and medi

but remember obamacare, the model for obamacare was a law passed by a republican governor in massachusetts named mitt romney. it was a bipartisan idea until, until president obama pursued it. jenna: brad and sean. >> but unfortunately the problem, you didn't, you claim that. >> did you miss jenna saying last word. you got the first word. jenna: you had last word last time. we'll have you both back and battle it out for the third segment together. look forward to having you back. >> thanks, jenna, a new housing report could impact the battle for battleground states. it takes a look at statistics of homeowners in key swing states like florida and nevada who now owe more on their houses than they're worth. the report coming out just after the president ended his bus tour of florida and as governor romney gets ready to head to nevada tomorrow. peter barnes with the fox business network has the story from washington. so what do the numbers say, peter? >> reporter: jon, the new report shows 18% of all homeowners making timely payments on their mortgages are underwater. their homes are worth less

step to a stronger medicare is to repeal obamacare. the weekend medicare for today's seniors and put it at risk for the next generation. first, it funnels 716 duggan dollars out of medicare to pay for a new entitlement we did not even ask for. second, it puts 15 unelected bureaucrats in charge of medicare's future. gerri: well, in case you missed that, that was paul ryan getting booed. he is a little like daniel in the lions den. you have to give him credit for facing down one of the countries most powerful lobbyists for obamacare. you are used to seeing lobbyists behind big thanks. aarp is no different. the nonprofit is a powerful organization that can make politicians wake in their boots. the nonprofit representing americans 50 and older was a critical ally in the president's campaign to get obamacare past. she cites 71 pages of e-mail between the white house and aarp staff which the top leaders were on board. even those pertinent to seniors were crafted. problem is the final bill is not the greatest for seniors. a down size and medi

so the man who first created obamacare in massachusetts and then disavowed it when he ran for president now supports it again or he did for a few hours until his campaign. and buzz feed that romney actually opposes all provisions all provisions of obamacare and instead believes that the corporate run magical free market will find a way to cover those with preexisting conditions in other words romney wants to roll back obamacare so the romney big allies strategy works like this go on meet the press where a lot of moderate undecided voters will be watching lie about your position on protecting people with preexisting conditions try to assure the independence that you won't let health insurers act like death panels for children with preexisting conditions and then after the show is off the air immediately backtracked issue a correction to your base correction it to your base the group of right wing crazies who are perfectly ok with letting health insurance companies discriminate against sick children again i've said it before i'll say it again the only way mitt romney can win this election

in fact, there are two gaps in what the president says about the economy, obamacare and housing. why no housing, don. >> i'm disappointed not to hear more about housing, in order for us to get out of the recession that we're in and lull we're in, we've got an economy that's improving, but improving slowly. and in order for that to accelerate, we need a recovery in the housing market and even if house wering to decline significantly, it still would not propel housing where it needs be to be in terms of contribution to gross domestic product. stuart: in terms of being successful, he spent a couple hundred billion dollars. >> look, i think the government, and i think both sides of the aisle who approach the housing market and the housing dilemma incorrectly. there's a simplistic solution here. the hard core reality, if you go into a state like florida, your a getting to over a third of all mortgages are underwater. and you go around the country, and essentially, more than a third of these mortgages are jumped water. stuart: and can't be financed. >> and yes, we have record low inter

obama at -- obamacare around the health care coordination office. center for innovation, primary-care extension program, 30 new agencies. >> all of the mob coordinated by the bureau of wtf. [laughter] cave men came up with bureaucracies to get away from having to make a decision. >> democrats have to come up to find to talk about other things about the buys three board, a statewide exchanges, and it is still so of popular they tried to say we have the center for innovation. >> i am waiting to say what agency are they getting rid of? [laughter] >> they will not run for office but from a does not do that anymore. >> people want to get rid of these agencies. >> not just tea party. there is broad agreement it is too big. but the leadership wants government bigger what they're fighting over is who controls bigger government. >> obama's said you have a choice. we can cut education or out educate anybody on earth. >> i will go with the second one if those are the two choices. [laughter] those are good points but those other types of false choices yes, no,

> the first step to a stronger medicare is to repeal obamacare. the weekend medicare foroday's seniors and put it at risk for the next generation. first, it funnels 716 duggan dollars out of medicare to pay for a new entitlement we did not even ask for. second, it puts 15 unelected bureaucrats in charge of medicare's future. gerri: well, in case you missed that, that was paul ryan getting booed. he is a little like daniel in the lions den. you have to give him credit for facing down one of the countries most powerful lobbyists for obamacare. you are used to seeing lobbyists behind big thanks. aarp is no different. the nonprofit is a powerful organization that can make politicians wake in their boots. the nonprofit representing americans 50 and older was a critical ally in the president's campaign to get obamacare past. she cites 71 pages of e-mail between the white house and aarp staff which the top leaders were on board. even those pertinent to seniors were crafted. problem is the final bill is not the greatest for seniors. a down size and medica

we will be financing through the state mandated obamacare. the second reason is he did in fact take out $750 billion, three-quarters of $1 trillion to fund in the states. that is not going to work. the government will never have actuaries that are as perfect as the insurance companies do. we are all at risk and the premiums rise based on risk and actual experience. host: this is shreveport, louisiana. hello, keith. caller: good morning. i have been on medicare for some time and i have no problems with it at all except the scary thing is when they passed obamacare. i support the ryan and romney plan wholeheartedly. it will work because it brings in that free enterprise. the problem when they said we have to pass the bill before we can find out what is in it. i do not believe we have found out everything in that bill yet. i think that we need to look at free enterprise, capitalism, and we need to look a giving people freedom of choice. this is how the price will be reduced and not by cutting the price of doctors. host: what is it that you think

so the man who first created obamacare in massachusetts and then disavowed it when he ran for president now supports it again or he did for a few hours until his campaign. and buzz feed that romney actually opposes all provisions all provisions of obamacare and instead believe that the corporate run magical free market will find a way to cover those with preexisting conditions in other words romney wants to roll back obamacare so the romney big allies strategy works like this go on meet the press where a lot of moderate undecided voters will be watching lie about your position on protecting people with preexisting conditions try to assure the independence that you won't let health insurers act like death panels for children preexisting conditions and then after the show is off the air immediately backtracked issue a correction to your base correction it to your base the group of right wing crazies who are perfectly ok with letting health insurance companies discriminate against sick children again i've said it before i'll say it again the only way mitt romney can win this election is by

here's the other issue, we don't want to do in a back room like obamacare was done. we want to work with congress, work with the public to find out the priorities we want in the tax system and what numbers do show and what studies back us up we can lower tax rates by plugging loopholes and still maintain special preferences for middle class taxpayers, not for higher income taxpayers, though. that's what we want to do. we don't want to say our way or the highway. away whatwe learned from my experience, my working with democrats in congress, mitt romney as governor of a democratic state, is you don't say, "here's my plan. take it or leave it." you say, "here are the outlines of my plans for job creation and economic growth." >> let's talk about some of the cuts that have been agreed to. mitt romney said in an interview on nbc that republicans were wrong to agree to a deal last summer that included automatic cuts to defense spending in exchange for this agreement to raise the debt ceiling. he said it was a big mistake by republicans. he's talking about you, because you

obamacare does not make it less expensive. when the president ran for office, he said he would cut premiums by $2,500 per family. they are up $2,500 per family. that is a 5000 different for a family that makes $50,000. that has a huge impact. i want the cost of health care to be reigned -- reined in. i will do that by letting individuals by their own insurance. we have to make sure people with pre-existing conditions are able to get insured and people who gets sick are not stopped by their insurance company. we do not have to have obamacare that raises taxes, cuts medicare by $716 billion. we will get rid of obamacare and restore funding to medicare and keep the promises we made to our seniors. [cheers and applause] i have to tell you, i am excited about what i see ahead. i am convinced the american people are going to take a careful look at both people running for president and they will ask themselves, what do i want going forward? to why want a president that will continue the policies that were put -- do i want a president

and how do doctors feel about obamacare? >> it doesn't allow physicians to do our job. >> asking for alternatives for them and their patients. >> everything good about health care happens between me and my patients in the exam room and the government doesn't belong there. >> plus-- ♪ . >> life's pretty good at the top for teen idol justin bieber, before he was born, his mother at that timety had to make tough choices and explains how her faith helped her make the right ones. >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [applause] >> thank you, thank you, thank you very much. welcome to the huckabee show from the fox news studios in new york. we have a really lively audience and a lot of these folks, not all, but most of them are from the massachusetts republican assembly. (cheers) >> and i didn't know there was that much republican enthusiasm in all of massachusetts much less coming to our show. we're so very happy to have you folks here. if we don't learn from history. we're destined to repeat it. now, i fear that's e

under obamacare it will go up a 21 million. but with government giving money their various ways to unionize. a good analogy with canada and socialized medicine, a 60% unionization of health care. it was far less before it was socialized. you will see huge quantities of people being unionized under obamacare. that is why eight the unions supported it. nothing to do with cadillac they know they get more members and $1 billion of dues for every 1 million members and 20 million potential new members. they are staggering. >> talk about the puerto rico difficulty selling this to the public when they have been so good with policemen and firefighters? >> yes. but over the past few decades 18 /1 this student to teacher ratio eight /1 we have done no better. put the best example is in new jersey and nevada teachers of the year were fired. teachers of the year. why? they were new teachers doing a great job. union rules said they go. they cannot get rid of the bad teachers who are not doing a good job. if you could get rid of the bottom 10

coming up, the cbo says obamacare says obamacare will cost billions of dollars more per year. senator jon barrasso coming up. stay with us. ♪ gerri: it's time to call cold blue on president obama's promise not to raise taxes on middle-class. why? to get the new report that shows the majority of americans will now have to pay the obamacare tax. middle-class. with more on the republican senator john barasso. what is your reaction to this news from the cbs that it will not be 4 million people who will have to pay this tax, but 6 million? >> is says to me that this is another broken obama promise. the supreme court said it is. the congressional budget office's main effect for million people. the end of it -- elevated that to 6 million people. really talking about the middle-class will get stuck with this. a huge fee annually because of this mandate of the health care law that they have to buy health insurance. gerri: afford -- according to some folks as would cost 12 million per year. the government will collect 7- 8000000000. how ironic is this that the government passes legisl

horse race political coverage it seems is news because it differs from previous rhetoric of repealing obamacare but what do you rather hear from politicians the real reasons why a trip to the e.r. in the u.s. for say a headache could amount to a ten thousand dollars bill so we think is important since they aren't we will and have we found the antidote we'll talk to a doctor from oklahoma who runs an independent surgical clinic and is bringing free market competitive prices to surgery and he's offering customers lower prices as a result and patients fly in from all over the world including countries with universal health care systems to get surgery at his center plus switching gears former reagan budget director david stockman brought some sense to see n.b.c. this morning take a look. he was the only one that was right about the head in the head is the heart of the problem we have destroyed the capital markets with money more acute in his words mean nothing everything is trading all of that said. he was given a hat tip to ron paul before going into that tirade and he didn't stop there we'll talk

the validity and the galileo obamacare, and you bet we will cover that. you will find out what that will happen. in tonight's tech connect with this seventh day of internet issues for the banks. j.p. morgan chase customers had problems logging on to their account. yesterday it was bank of america. i could get on my account. this website caused by a denial of service attack. that attack blamed on an islamic terror group. the big question tonight, is your bank and money saved from cyber criminals? liz macdonald is here with the latest, breaking details. >> according to intelligence sources, it's not as if they're looking at everybody sekhmet right now. don't have a panic attack about that just yet. in fact, the big board website, the joke is, they have a cyber attacks as well which is what is called a denial of service, and it's for my twitter account. it's called at saudi anonymous one. so, you know, that's a little too on the nose. here's what's coming down to cut his of stalling on the law enforcement is telling fox business. two things happening. hacker