maybe a different mit professor of jonathan gruber, perhaps. or maybe an aide posted that to her web. and also, how do you explain this, ma dom former speaker? >> i don't know if you have seen jonathan gruber's mit's analysis of the -- what the comparison is to the status quo versus what will happen in our bill. but those who seek insurance within the exchange and our bill takes down those costs. >> so, gruber thinks that americans are stupid. nancy pelosi thinks we're really, really stupid. bob, i have to start with you because for god's sake the madame former speaker said i don't know who he is and he was on the website and spoke about him in 2009. >> nancy forgets some things and my guess is the congress wrote most of this but could i have -- >> wait. let's talk about. >> could i have 32 seconds? >> after this -- >> that's all i ask. that's all i ask. >> is it about nancy pelosi and -- >> obamakir. >> we'll get to that in a second. >> i see. i'm cut off again. is that right? >> we don't want the go through the numbers right now. >> of course

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good evening, sir. >> your thoughts about jonathan gruber, professor from mit? >> i mean this is why the american people are so cynical about, washington elite now basically calling them stupid not basically, actually. >> i remember during the debate on obamacare they constantly were waiving around this jonathan gruber mit economist analysis as a validation that it would actually lower cost and reduce the deficit. all these promises that were made. and i think a lot of democrats in the senate voted for it based upon, predicated upon this guy's analysis because he was supposed to be so right. now he comes out and basically hood winking the american people. >> makes reference to romney care $400 million that sort of financed romney care in massachusetts. actually federal tax dollars and the federal government isn't going to get financed -- china is not going to come and finance this or whatever. >> no. that's the thing about this. american taxpayer gets left holding the bag. >> all the statements he made at the time to try to convince members of congress and membe

why is mit. melissa: let him finish. >> why are they still employing him. >> jonathan gruber did not go out publicly giving speeches saying here is why -- >> no, privately -- >> did not say if you want to keep your plan you can keep your plan. melissa: let him talk. >> this is how you pull the wool over american people. >> did he write a lie down? he created the plan. you understand the difference between lies and creation of the plan. >> what is he doing you now? he is telling you here is how we lied. he is -- >> no, he didn't. melissa: what he said was, here is how you disguise this tax and that it is acceptable. i don't know -- >> is not a lie. he did not go out in front of the american people and give speeches saying, you can keep your health care if you want to. melissa: right. that was a lie and fraud. >> here is how you can do it. >> he designed something to look like x when it is really y. that is what he did. that is completely legal. >> the other thing, why is it that these guys can mak

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one headline wrote, mit economist confirms senate health reform bill reduces costs and improves coverage. while millions of americans face higher health care premiums, gruber is raking in millions from his health care consulting. the his work for michigan, minnesota, vermont, wri wisconsin and west virginia. he pulled in is.7 million, that does not include profits from this. the comic book. >> hard to believe. >>> from comics to what is being described as a comedy of errors. that is one assessment of the security breakdown of a man with a knife to roam the executive mansion a month ago. >> reporter: the homeland security department's report of how a man-made it into the white house with a knife. >> it's not a funny matter when the president of the united states and the people who surround him who are busy doing a lot of different things are subject to their lives being in danger. >> reporter: minutes before omar gonzalez jumped the north lawn fence, mr. obama and his daughters took off from the south lawn. construction on the fence kept some secret service officers from seeing gonzalez g

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mit professor jonathan gruber who helped -- says the obama administration has misled the -- wanted to mislead the american people to get the bill passed, crediting the, quote, stupidity of the american voters. gruber was not on the white house staff, that's true, he was a paid consultant. but the "washington post" reported gruber was among a small number of high profile economists invited to the oval office just a day before the president met with a group of hold out democrats. pat, via satellite from florida tonight, john and doug, let's start in the sunshine state with pat. you know, i'm curious to know, what do you think about the fact that this guy has come out? this is damaging, right? do you think he's got a beef of some sort? is this an accident? >> no, this guy is the personification of the arrogance of an elite gentry, liberal gentry of professors and most of the media in washington, this is why they didn't pick up the story to begin with, is that they have utter contempt for the american people. he is outrageous you know why? because he shares with the president the belief t

now more video is your fasting of mit professor, jonathan uber as democrats continue to try to distance themselves from this growing controversy. doug mckelway is live in washington with more on this story. dug as it comes it he was paid $400,000 by the government for his expertise, what are democrats saying about this now? >> reporter: not much because they want to be as far away from this guy as possible. heather, another really remarkable, stunning comment coming out of the mouth of jonathan gruber. he points out what he believed to be the passage of romneycare in massachusetts. listen up. >> the dirty secret in massachusetts is the feds pay for our bill. in massachusetts we had powerful senator named ted kennedy. ted kennedy basically figured out and smart people of massachusetts basically way to rip off the feds for $400 million a year. >> reporter: gruber on many occasions talked about that $400 million of federal money that helped pay for the massachusetts health care plan. he once called it ripping off the feds you heard in that comment. on another occasion he called it a slush

in the third released video from jonathan gruber, that is the mit intellectual, he brags about how democrats snuck the cadillac tax into obamacare. listen to this. >> we just taxed insurance companies. they pass on higher prices. that offsets tax break we get. end up being same thing. very clever basic exploitation of lack of economic understanding of the american voter. gerri: here we go again. joining us now, doug holtz-eakin, president of the american action forum. doug, i need your reaction to this. you know jonathan gruber. you are somebody who worked with him before. >> yeah you know how deeply involved he was in the obamacare legislation. has this guy always taking swings at the intellect of american people? >> no, this is a new aspect of john's personality. i haven't seen this before. he was deeply involved in the massachusetts health care reform and it was that expertise that the white house and administration sought out. and he had a consulting contract that came through hhs. he worked extensively with the administration and, quite frankly, gerri, that was his first brush with cont

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. >> jonathan gruber at mit devoted hours and hours into this model. >> how does a nerd get into a game like this after hours and hours. >> soon connecticut, delaware, kansas, oregon and other states came calling. among the fans a young senator barack obama. owe owe>> obama realized he had to take on healthcare costs. this law could be the vehicle for doing so. >> gruber knew just as mitt romney did thes ma mass model wouldn't work. massachusetts had extra money to pay for it secured by ted kennedy. >> gruber knew the only way it could work nationally is through mandates. the idea of mandates of taxes to pay for obamacare was toxic. congress found out how toxic during the august recess in 2009. in crafting obamacare he was well paid for earning almost 300,000 dollars. his blunt talk of stupid voters and hidden taxes in front of hot mikes paid a difference between him and the economics of obamacare. >> time to brew on this. the comments of the big three network newscast abc, nbc and cbs. only cbs covered that story and only two minutes. this time only one minute. this time we want to kno

>> he wrote the healthcare law and he's at mit. >> he's the mit professor that called you stupid? >> what? >> no, i have not. >> what's your name? >> emilio. you have no idea who gruber is? never heard of it? >> scared her away. >> what is putin doing that is making everyone so nervous these days. >> invading ukraine. >> immigration. >> is that it? >> he is doing executive order instead of going to congress. >> how do you feel about that? >> i like it. >> you lock your doors? >> trying to love everybody. >> he is trying to love everybody. >> trying to love everybody? >> yeah. >> i think he said it was a tossup at the end. >> it is 12 minutes past the top of the hour. tracking terror here at home. what we have just learned about two men accused of helping isis. >> it is a feel good story of the year. the bengals fighting off the field for his daughter with cancer. why it turns out he may not be fighting for her at all. >> cancelling christmas? >> the school district's plan which could be taking political correctness a little too far. >> rain, sleet and snow could be quite a disaste

yet another example tonight of just how important mit profess for jonathan gruber was considered to the obama care effort, he was as one insider puts it, simply the man, but despite all the evidence, president obama's team continues to feign disinterest if not ignorance. here's white house correspondent wendell gold. >> the white house continued to distance gruber's comments about voters. >> the sentiments of zbrub -- officials concede gruber was an important architect of the affordable care act, but they suggest the mit phd was a numbers cruncher not a strategist. in 2006, senator grub -- >> many of them i have stolen yths from liberally. >> while officials say gruber wasn't responsible for selling obama care, his comments about that are the root of the problem. >> if the liberal -- people transparen transparency, lack of trangs parns si is a huge political advantage. >> that shows voters were duped about the obama care act. instead of celebrating it's success successes, vulnerable democrats like mary landrieu are duck -- >> landrieu thought we would never realize obama care's destruct

and early on the people at mit and harvard and dr. khan decided that it would be a really good idea to get genome sequencing of e ebola. and the idea was to find out how the virus is mutating. ebola is certainly mutating as it passes from one person to the next. because the genetic code of ebola is in rna, rna viruses are known to make errors when they copy themselves. errors of copying. and it's a lot like monks who copied medieval manuscripts by hand. as they copied and copied and copied, they introduced small changes in words and letters. and as time goes by, the text changes. and as ebola moves from one person to the next in these chains of infection, in these generations of infection, it's being subjected to ferocious natural selection in which each person who is infected with ebola may have multiple genomes of ebola in their body by the time the infection peaks out. in other words, the virus may mutate inside the body of a single individual, and the question is if ebola is mutating -- and we know it is mutating -- exactly how is

. >> item 57 an ordinance mit the planning code and this is supported by supervisor chiu i'd like to add my name a co-sponsor to item 5 and aaron starr from the planning department t is here. >> thank you, supervisors aaron starr for the affairs the planning department item is before you to allow nor exemptions from the height limit for mechanic equipment on hospitals the proposed ordinance will ply to the structures with regard to height and the structures will have equipment without limitations as long as the following new equipment that can't be honoree the exposure and minimal endorse and necessary for the function of the building and no other feasible all of the elements the office stipulates that any outdated equipment must be removed prior to installation requested by the city of san francisco their burn center in the bay area can update it's treatment facilities and comply with the state protections the department thanks supervisor chiu for taking up the sponsoring it was heard by the planning commission over october 13th and adapted by. >> unanimous vote that concludes my pr

gerri: to that point, i have friend at mit scholar community. they're not happy. they don't like this. they say you're not -- you're not supposed to lie. steve, go ahead. >> degrades the university. the reputation of this university has taken a real hit. want to go back to your first point. there is not big celebration going on at white house. one of the reasons, the other thing came out last 48 hours premiums are rising. remember it would bend the cost curve down. not for most americans. gerri: all right. i want to get expectations for open enrollment obamacare round two, coming saturday you can sign up. dr. scott, tell me what you expect. premiums going up? how much? >> so they reported premiums are only going up on average about 6% but weighted average premium is going up much more. plans people actually in increasing premiums substantially. subsidies are going down. a lot of consumers could see effective premium going up 30%. gerri: 30%? 30%? >> absolutely. easily. easily. if you look at the top plans in each state, they increased their premiums, the top plan,

one that another mit professor is working to solve. pioneering a new type of liquid metal battery. >> this is one watt hour. a workhorse cell. >> it's cheaper to build and lasts longer than lithium ion batteries. >> i like to say if you whant t make something dirt cheap make it out of dirt. >> storing electricity from wind and solar that can be fed back into the grid. he says in 25 years his batteries can be put into basements of buildings saving billions of dollars through carbon free energy. >> all sorts of opportunities to change the nature of the grid so we don't have to then build more of these monstrous power plants that are frightfully expensive. >> and so that is the promise of both of these technologies. energy diversification and ultimately the decentralization of the current electric grid. but this is going to come down to scale. so that one day every building in a city this size can generate at least some of its power effectively from these alternative energy sources. carl, back you do. >> wow, certainly not the way we're u

this is just a white bread elitist from mit. >> there's nobody american at mit. they're all from other countries. neil: that's fine. move on. we've had you on many, many times. there's a bit of a, you know, nothing was revealed in these tapes. >> i travel around the country. i do a play around north america and the people are very smart. this is very insulting. to have a guy that goes like a professor, this is a problem with the president. they should go to essex community college in yorks. neil: nothing he said was factually wrong. here's why i'm saying this. he was banking on all these vagaries, helping justify the end. in other words, we'll do a lot of slippery stuff along the way. it was just caught on tape. >> no. he knows exactly what he's doing. neil: just like nancy pelosi knew exactly -- >> how embarrassing is this. when i went on the radio station this morning, neil cavuto. neil: by the way, getting written up by the daily news what a star you are. >> i get frustrated. here i was a lifelong democrat, then this president steps in with no idea. it's a gol

mit health economist john gruber sends along a paper looking at premiums under the new house plan. the white house blog then quickly linked to klein's post, and praised gruber's, quote, objective analysis. which then made its way back up to capitol hill. and still no mention that gruber was working for hhs. >> i don't know if you have seen jonathan gruber's analysis. in compa >> two weeks later, gruber's analysis of the senate version of the health care bill, that was picked up by atlantic's ron brownstein in a piece caled a milestone in the health care journey, gruber is quoted this way, quote, gruber is a leading health economist at the massachusetts institute of technology who is consulted by politicians in both parties, nothing about his hhs contract or any other consulting with the administration or congress on the bill. in a piece, gruber is quoted stating, quote, they really make the best effort anyone has ever made, everything is in here, i can't think of anything i would do that they are not doing in the bill. you couldn't have done better than than they are doing. one of

mit should be calling for gruber's resignation. a prestigious firm like mit to have a man say that publicly, he doesn't know basic arithmetic or he's a bull faced liar. neil: he definitely knows arithmetic. i'm wondering if part of the problem is something rich edson alluded to that they will sell the fact that the ends justify the means. premiums would be rising a lot faster, which i find tough to fathom, if we didn't have this law. what do you make of that? >> but rick's interview showed that. in 2017, how ironic is this, in mary's state of louisiana, a 27-year-old will have 107 percent increase in their premium come 2017. now, how many young people are going to want for carry the weight of this plan that is clearly designed to fail. they don't want it to fail. neil: do you think it's too far along the tracks to send it back to the station. the argument you get from those who support it is is that it's too entangled in our system to untangle. >> i don't think it is. think about the exemptions. a lot of the things haven't kicked i

they beat teams from listens to this our high school team beat teams from harvard and princeton and mit and can you tell me bridge and 2 hundred other teams from universities around the world house that? (clapping.) i gem is an under graduate bio technical program, however, the lining up are recent graduates of lincoln secretarial 2013 and 2014 graduates that are partnered with the sfaufrts they're currently attending community colleges and the sfusd partnership is in pits eight year graugsz congratulations to the team and they're wonderful teacher for a well-earned victory i'd like to mention as a point of preservation privilege the last week, we celebrated on tuesday november 11th a day off from school to honor the service out of our conveniences thanks to all the men and women that served in our armed forces that keeps us free school was in session prior to the day off i want to take the time to acknowledge all the educators in our schools that had the hoist percentage of the teaching staff present those are teachings teaches that didn't take an extra bay day and all of the schools h

let's start with jonathan gruber an mit economist that shaped obamacare resolution and known for confirming the worst fears. here's how top democrats describe jonathan gruber back in the day. >> they were the first to recognize these benefits. >> jonathan gruber is one of the most respected economists in the world. >> i don't know if you have seen mit's analysis but it is significa significant to the stat cuss quo. >> professor gruber are both credible and viable sources not bought and sold by the community and the brightest minds from academia and policy circles. people ranging from robert gordon to austin grade schools bee and jonathan gruber. >> an average joe with no political agenda turned up video of the much lauded mr. gruber talking to peers in 2012 and 2013 and probably beyond bragging that the healthcare overhaul was written in the past by deceit and counting on, and we quote, stupid persamerican voters. >> basically that was really, really critical to get it passed. >> america is stupid to understand. >> clever exploitation of the lack of economic understanding of the american vo

for telling the truth now he can't get invited into cock fail parties in boston and cambridge he is mit. wander the streets now, howard. watch foreign films. he can't have white wine on braddle street anymore. >> yeah. he won't get invited to those parties. >> i thought the media would come around but still ignored it. >> you live in the land of oz. howard kurtz, everybody. laura ingraham continues her analysis. i think she is peeved at me. protesters in ferguson, missouri gearing up for michael brown shooting. they are demanding the police do what they want. wait until you hear this woman: everyone in the nicu -- all the nurses wanted to watch him when he was there 118 days. everything that you thought was important to you changes in light of having a child that needs you every moment. i wouldn't trade him for the world. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. if you're caring for a child with special needs, our innovative special care program offers strategies that can help. if you're suffering from co

paul to you, we talked a lot about a little professor from mit, little school called mit named jonathan gruber. he talked a lot in the past about the cadillac tax and now it seems that we've been duped yet again. tell me what you make of his comments about this tax. it is 40% levy on cadillac tax costs. >> well, let's not forget that president obama actually attacked john mccain in 2008 for suggesting that we cap the employer tax deductions. that we tax employer provided benefits for the first time. this is exactly what president obama did. he created this cadillac tax. denied that it was going to be a tax right on individuals but gruber said secretly we knew all the time this would be tax on individuals. hits 8% of employer plans when it starts in 2017. by 2030 it will be 80% of american employer-based plans. gerri: that is the point, scott. there will be more people than people with the most elaborate plans out there facing these taxes. >> sure. gerri: how much tax will they face. >> it is huge. like the alternative minimum tax originally designed during the 1960s to hit only the rich

for telling the truth now he can't get invited into cock fail parties in boston and cambridge he is mit. wander the streets now, howard. watch foreign films. he can't have white wine on braddle street anymore. >> yeah. he won't get invited to those parties. >> i thought the media would come around but still ignored it. >> you live in the land of oz. howard kurtz, everybody. laura ingraham continues her analysis. i think she is peeved at me. protesters in ferguson, missouri gearing up for michael brown shooting. they are demanding the police do what they want. wait until you hear this. those reports after thesese messages. slowing metabolism? i don't think so. great grains protein blend. protein from natural ingredients like seeds and nuts. it helps support a healthy metabolism. great grains protein blend. into one you'll never forget. earn points for every flight and every hotel. expedia plus rewards. i'm just looking over the company bills.up? is that what we pay for internet? yup. dsl is about 90 bucks a month. that's funny, for that price with comcast business, i think you get like 5

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puts together this triangle of the corporate research centers, universities like stanford, harvard, mit and private perforations and you have things like the land that almost fall in between. those were the days though lab was at the heart and we did basic research in this country. as i say in this book you have to read every congressman should be made to redesign the next frontier which is the memo to eisenhower who becomes great. eisenhower is the perfect president to bring together the academy, the military and corporations. what he says that went to truman but then eisenhower implements is the basic research of the seed corn from which we will give future inventions. he turns out to be right, the internet, the laser, the microchip, whatever it may be. stanford does a great job because it provides the academic and whatnot but the cutbacks of the basic research funding by the corporations and the federal government is one of the things i worry about which is a nice way of saying that it isn't quite what it used to be. stanek many people may not have read the book because it has been o

as you may know, mit professor dr. jonathan gruber had said some very interesting things about the affordable healthcare law. let's run them down. dr. gruber says in order to pay for obamacare, you have to impose a new tax on americans. he also says the obama administration did not want to admit additional taxation was necessary, so it hid that part of the equation. the doctor opines little transparency in the run up to the vote obamacare and then the mit professor really lit the fuse saying that americans are generally too stupid to figure out what the obamacare situation really is.jupv so i will let you decide on the credibility of the last statement. gruber for telling the truth! but i also believe he was an active participant in a big con. so, on the one hand he is truthful. other hand he is deceptive. dr. gruber appeared on the factor last year. he was honest. >> there is no doubt there is contribution of this law, bill, you can like it or not. and that's a debate for another day. >> well, there was also a large d

luck getting someone to take up a federal case on the offhanded and somewhat dickish comments of a mit egghead. >> the supreme court will hear a challenge to obama care next year. >> opponents of the law really seized on gruber's comments even though they were made a year ago. they will use that in the supreme court. [laughing] >> jon: well, in the words of a previous supreme court case [beep] [beep] [beep] and this. we will be right back. [cheers and applause] vo: what does it really mean to be the best? to us, it means giving you a wide selection of products. the best advice. the best service. and an unbeatable price with our price match guarantee. expert service. unbeatable price. best buy. when you take advil you get relief right at the site of pain. wherever it is. advil stops pain right where it starts. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. camso anna switched him to rd to conceal. iams indoor weight and hairball care. now that he's lost the weight, he's a bit of a show-off. just one of many iams formulas to keep love strong. she can't control herself around chocolate.

no, what he is, he's an economist from mit. you can't walk that back. he is the architect of this plan. he knew exactly what he was doing. you can't find -- there's no new doctors, there's no new equipment, nothing about this obamacare has benefited the american people unless you are getting a rebate which is essentially, that's it. nothing about obamacare. martha: we're also picturing the pregnant pole vaulter going over. >> yeah. martha: and it's probably not pretty having been there three times myself, it probably wouldn't be pretty. i want to pull up a cover of this comic book that jonathan gruber also put out which has led people to say he's once again dumbing this down into comic book form to help them understand what was going on. it turns out when you look at the polls that they did look -- that they did understand. 55% of the american people feel they weren't clear, so it turns out they're pretty smart after all. one of the big things that may have triggered these comments, leslie, is a reinvigorated effort as the gop's part as they come into p