professor jonathan gruber. you know the guy who called americans stupid enough to vote for obamacare teaching those brilliant minds at m.i.t. get ready to get gruberred again. >> what about me? why should you care about a rapping fool with thinning hair ♪ ♪ i was once a pre-frosh just like you ♪ ♪ went to grad school and got a ph.d. ♪ ♪ now i'm a teacher here at m.i.t. ♪ ♪ and my research on health research helped this u.s. get insurance that's universal ♪ >> but we're stupid huh? >> we know that he's kind of a dope that is desperate for affection. that was at a talent show. but in a way, every one of us has been a gruber. what you're seeing there is we failed to see ourselves as the way others see us. and that creates a sense of embarrassment. so you know when he was preparing for this, he was excited about it. he wrote it. he thought it was going to be great. he thought it was going to be awesome, and then he embarrassed himself. the worst part and the lesson is this stuff now lives forever.

a camera was rolling when gruber decided to go all 8-mile for m.i.t. students. [ laughter ] [ rapping ] . kennedy: i hate that almost as much as obamacare. that is the only thing i've ever seen that can spontaneously send an entire audience into impromptu ebola outbreak. they not only vomited, they bled out of their eyes and contempt in pain. i would rather say, hey, gruber, keep your day job, but he screwed that up too. >>> topic number two, a crafty man wanted to impress his girlfriend and her pet rabbit. so he build a special cart out of cardboard for the fur ball and taught it how to push it. it is a bunny rick shaw. the animal has built-in motivation. not a totally a altruistic approach. take a look. ♪ >> thanks, buddy. kennedy: if that were a ferret and edibles, you would have heard a collective libertarian nerd-gasm, not only is it a rabbit who wins, when the rabbit outlives youthfulness, he can be skinned, roasted and made into a lovely super bowl stew. >>> topic number three, benedict cumberbatch, he sounds smart. someone with that name has

jonathan gruber was telling the truth about what he really felt. he was sworn in. the supreme court will say this. you cannot make laws on-the-fly after-the-fact ad hoc. the tax credits were meant only for state bill exchanges. that is how the law reads. it will fall apart. >> it would not be the core putting the knife in. not anticipating this. >> the united states of america killed obamacare. >> kept sending it back. killing it. >> the decision has to come down. the last word date in june. we will know by then. >> yes, we shall. still the generation that you love to hate. they make quite a lot of news and 24 team. >> bolan meals that take over, mom and dad still chip into a corridor of these people. >> 11% married still help paying their cell phone bill. >> making a return with bolan meals. >> absolutely not. as you said, it is a function of the challenging economy. the money we do have, we are spending. 87% of millennial's gave their time, gave money to a charity last year. we are a very giving generation. stuart: you are in to streaming. you changed communicati

this is gruber in 2009 at syracuse university saying we got this law but -- >> gruber goes up and down. where tony and i will agree is that doctors practice defensive medicine because of the malpractice. tony and i will agree that there's got to be some changes in malpractice. shocking that we agree on that. >> there are many small things the republicans can do in a bipartisan way to change this law. there has been precedent through prior house bills. in long-term leading up to 2016 depending on how the supreme court acts on this particular matter republicans can and will outline a vision that is a free market orientated solution to driving costs down while keeping quality up. >> the last word is i want to see the people who are not insured get insured. >> most americans are insured. 95%. >> we'll see. that's the fight. back on the hill starting next week. thank you. >>> sandwich maker jimmy johns under fire for noncompletee noncompete clause in their contracts. how this could impact the u.s. workforce. so you're looking for a loan? how's your credit? i know i have an 810 fico score, t

and gruber's comments will be used against this administration. now, gruber says he was not an architect of obamacare. he certainly was in the room. he was in white house meetings. i looked at many of his television appearances where he was described as an obamacare architect and certainly didn't tell the producers not to call him back. but we couldn't put any situation where he called himself that but clearly jonathan gruber was in the room when they're making these decisions and i think that that could come back in a supreme court decision which should be decided in june. if the administration loses that gives a lot of people say without the subsidies obamacare crumples. >> host: we are talking with bob cusack. user to take your questions d comments for about the next half hour or so. anthony kim newport, tennessee, independent. good morning. anthony are you with us? >> caller: yes i yemen. i have two things i would like to see. i was a veteran of the vietnam war. my father was a veteran also of 20 years come in the korean war, and the second wo

plus -- coming up some of 2014's juicy ♪ >> don stalled sterling, jonathan gruber, omar gonzales their names you probably have not heard of before this year. >> they were all involved in some high profile scandals in 2014. fox's marsha mccallum takes look back. >> reporter: from washington to hollywood to the world of sports 2014 was no stranger to these stories. it seemed open season for intruders at the white house at least three people jumped the fence, several caught the secret service off guard omar gonzales made it all the way to the east room before finally being tackled by agents. secret service director julia pearson took a hit as well and stepped down. >> over at the va, secretary shinseki took the fall as well. after his agency was shamed by reports that 40 veterans at the phoenix va died while waiting for care. almost 100va facilities are now under investigation. >>> and the strange story of army sergeant bowe bergdahl gripped the nation as he was turned over in exchange for five get mow detainees. some in congress were outraged that they were not consulted and while an ear

i don't want it being dictated by president obama and guys like gruber. i mean that i think is really going to cause the mood to eastern swing further against obamacare. >> that's why the polls are so much against it. john, another point. so much of obamacare is subsidies. pure subsidies. people are paying for it. 87% of the people who got the plans are getting financial achb surface. it's easy to get everybody enro willing to pay a lot more. 87% of the people now getting obamacare are on subsidies. >> that's why health care costs are skyrocketing. what we're describing has nothing to do with insurance. insurance is what you purchase to protect yourself against the unfoe seeable. the rarest of the rare. when you buy that it's very inexpensive. what we're describing here is insurance against routine doctors visit or if you don't like what your eyelids look like, that's going to be very expensive and why costs are skyrocketing. >> sabrina. republicans now have control of the senate and house and will be tried. obviously not get it overturned because the pre

i don't want it being dictated by president obama and guys like gruber. i mean that i think is really going to cause the mood to eastern swing further against obamacare. >> that's why the polls are so much against it. john, another point. so much of obamacare is subsidies. pure subsidies. people are paying for it. 87% of the people who got the plans are getting financial achb surface. it's easy to get everybody enrolled in this thing if you're willing to pay a lot more. 87% of the people now getting obamacare are on subsidies. >> that's why health care costs are skyrocketing. what we're describing has nothing to do with insurance. insurance is what you purchase to protect yourself against the unfoe seeable. the rarest of the rare. when you buy that it's very inexpensive. what we're describing here is insurance against routine doctors visit or if you don't like what your eyelids look like, that's going to be very expensive and why costs are skyrocketing. >> sabrina. republicans now have control of the senate and house and will be tried. obviously not get i

>> gruber. >> mark? >> nancy pelosi. >> best political critic, kentucky democratic candidate allison lundergen-grimes refuses to say whether she or whether or not that she had voted for president obama during her run to unset the republican incumbent mitch mcconnell. she was trying to position herself as independent from obama. she invoked the sanctity of the privacy of voting. great political theater. >> okay worse political theater. >> i think it is president horan getting on the motor scooter with a crashed helmet going to visit his mistress and being photographed. he has indicated that it added about 10% approval. >> eleanor? >> president obama wearing his tanned summer suit stopping in the briefing room to answer questions and admitting that he had no strategy for isis. >> tom? >> too many people who were using the ferguson situation, which is a level for tragedy for their own gain. >> mark? >> well, i still think that it is the way the whole senate democrat reports on the cia and what they did duri

where our friend jonathan gruber works? it will be a little awkward to walk down the hall for him. >> a little awkward in the faculty lounge. you know what they did when they found out the plan was so awful was going up? they convened the faculty senate and voted to repeal it. these are the same people who were criticizing republicans for trying to repeal obama care. this is what's happening on our college campuses. >> virgil. you're smart, too. i'll have to go see what you're talking about. good to see you marc. >>> roughly 25 years ago, "back to the future" made some very bold predictions about what life would look like in some distant futuristic time. the year 2015. today we'll show you what they got right and what they did not. >> doc, you better back up. we don't have enough road to get up to 88. >> roads? where we're going, we don't need road you pay your auto insurance premium every month on the dot. you're like the poster child for paying on time. and then one day you tap the bumper of a station wagon. no big deal..

does gruber look hypocritical, yes. no one has cornered the market on hypocrisy than harvard professors and mit professors. >> i don't think the harvard professors are looking good in this story bottom line. plenty more as the factor moves along. google dominating the net. now there is a report about what you are actually google ling. we will have the results. also prince andrew buckingham palace denies any illegal activity. but there is a nasty scandal brewing involving a minor girl. we hope you stay tune to those reports. i wish i could find some relief. (announcer) ask your doctor about linzess-- a once-daily capsule for adults with ibs with constipation or chronic idiopathic constipation. linzess is thought to help calm pain-sensing nerves and accelerate bowel movements. it helps you proactively manage your symptoms. do not give linzess to children under 6, and it should not be given to children 6 to 17. it may harm them. don't take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get immediate help if you develop unusual or s

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where our friend jonathan gruber works? it will be a little awkward to walk down the hall for him. >> a little awkward in the faculty lounge. you know what they did when they found out the plan was so awful was going up? they convened the faculty senate and voted to repeal it. these are the same people who were criticizing republicans for trying to repeal obama care. this is what's happening on our college campuses. >> virgil. you're smart, too. i'll have to go see what you're talking about. good to see you marc. >>> roughly 25 years ago, "back to the future" made some very bold predictions about what life would look like in some distant futuristic time. the year 2015. today we'll show you what they got right and what they did not. >> doc, you better back up. we don't have enough road to get up to 88. >> roads? where we're going, we don't need roads. no super-slow-motion footage of trucks splashing through the mud. no cowboy hats, horses or hay bales. just a ram 3500 that head to head can out-tow ford's f-350 by more than o

. >> is gruber a goober? a new tape has surfaced and it is more offensive than when he called the american voters stupid. he raps about economics. he did a special presentation for new students at something called the professor talent show. behold beholders. >> ♪ what about me? ♪ ♪ why should you care ♪ ♪ just like you ♪ ♪ going to mit ♪ ♪ with that thing i couldn't do ♪ ♪ >> he is a regular emcee qt. the students in the audience loved it. take a look. >> why is he wearing the sweatshirts over their legs? >> i don't understand that. >> you older people. >> oh yeah i'm young and therefore i have to wear something that makes no sense. >> i said older. we all know i am 48. >> yes, are you 48. >> let's not get into that here. >> is this surprising that -- doesn't every person think in their heads that they can rap? >> it is clear from this video that he is a born lyricist. this is amazing. this guy is golden. i haven't felt -- this is the most uncomfortable internet individual video and i wa

gruber i think should be on the list. every word. jo ling: fascinating figure there. oil prices cuttings their losses after sinking to a new -- nearly $52 but we're right at five-year lows right now. iran is urging saudi arabia to act in order to stop the price slide. james, iran wants to help saudi wants saudi to help all other countries in the region. >> oh yeah. iran has got everyone's back. jo ling: my thoughts exactly. >> they really want saudi arabia to thrive. i think the saudis figured out they have less influence than they used to. most of the oil being produced outside of opec. even within opec you can't count on countries like iran not to cheat and just steal market share if you saudi arabia, decide to limit production. this is reflecting reality and good reality for us and for u.s. consumers that a few middle eastern countries don't have the sway they used to over oil prices. jo ling: rich, how much does this have to do with religious differences or cultural differences or at all? >> one of the theories that saudi is pumping to hurt iran. this could be to

plus -- coming up some of 2014's juicy ye ♪ >> don stalled sterling, jonathan gruber, omar gonzales their names you probably have not heard of before this year. >> they were all involved in some high profile scandals in 2014. fox's marsha mccallum takes look back. >> reporter: from washington to hollywood to the world of sports 2014 was no stranger to these stories. it seemed open season for intruders at the white house at least three people jumped the fence, several caught the secret service off guard omar gonzales made it all the way to the east room before finally being tackled by agents. secret service director julia pearson took a hit as well and stepped down. >> over at the va, secretary shinseki took the fall as well. after his agency was shamed by reports that 40 veterans at the phoenix va died while waiting for care. almost 100va facilities are now under investigation. >>> and the strange story of army sergeant bowe bergdahl gripped the nation as he was turned over in exchange for five get mow detainees. some in congress were outraged that they were not consulted and while an ear

. ♪ >> don stalled sterling, jonathan gruber, omar gonzales their names you probably have not heard of before this year. >> they were all involved in some high profile scandals in 2014. fox's marsha mccallum takes look back. >> reporter: from washington to hollywood to the world of sports 2014 was no stranger to these stories. it seemed open season for intruders at the white house at least three people jumped the fence, several caught the secret service off guard omar gonzales made it all the way to the east room before finally being tackled by agents. secret service director julia pearson took a hit as well and stepped down. >> over at the va, secretary shinseki took the fall as well. after his agency was shamed by reports that 40 veterans at the phoenix va died while waiting for care. almost 100va facilities are now under investigation. >>> and the strange story of army sergeant bowe bergdahl gripped the nation as he was turned over in exchange for five get mow detainees. some in congress were outraged that they were not consulted and while an earlier report called bergdahl a deserte

stacy gruber is serious about pot. >> i want you to name the color and not to read it. >> okay. >> i met her in her labs in mclean hospital near boston. she's using high-tech imaging to see what happens in the brain when you smoke. >> when you first smoke, that is, you know, you light up a joint, a spliff, a blunt, receptors throughout the brain respond. and these are areas of the brain responsible for things like pleasure, memory, learning, sensation, sense of time and space, coordination, movement, appetite and other drives shall we say. so it's sort of an overall impact, right? >> so reward, pleasure, hunger. you have this overall feeling of well-being they say. that all sounds pretty good. >> it does sound pretty good. >> and it's not just feeling good, but there is this phenomenon reported by many smokers over the years, especially famous artists, the ability to be more creative. >> when you feel that high, there's sort of a release of dopamine, and your brain sort of has the ability now to perceive things slightly differently from the way you might have if you hadn't been smoki

stacy gruber is serious about pot. >> i want you to name the color and not to read it. >> okay. >> i met her in her labs in mclean hospital near boston. she's using high-tech imaging to see what happens in the brain when you smoke. >> when you first smoke, that you light up a spliff, a joint, a smoke, and receptors are throughout the brain respond, and these are areas of the brain responsible for things like pleasure, memory, learning, sensation, sense of time and space, coordination, movement, appetite and other drives shall we say. so it's sort of an overall impact, right? >> so reward, pleasure, hunger. you have this overall feeling of wellbeing they say. that all sounds pretty good. >> it does sound pretty good. >> and it's not just feeling good, but there is this phenomenon reported by many smokers over the years, especially famous artists, the ability to be more creative. >> when you feel that high, there's sort of a release of dopamine, and your brain has the ability now to perceive things slightly differently from the way you might have if you hadn't been smoking pot. what yo

gruber, who lamented the stupidity of american voter and his exchange with congressman trey gowdy. >> your defense is that you're not a politician. the lack of transparency is a huge political advantage. what is a non-politician to do in talking about political advantages? >> a non-politician is talking about political advantages by trying to make himself seem smarter by conjecture. >> so you're a professor at m.i.t. and worried about not looking smart enough? >> yes. >> the second place, the now-famous moment when two political analyst brothers got an on-air call from their mother. >> you're right i'm from down south. >> oh, god, mom. >> and i'm your mother. and i disagree that all families are like ours. >> classic. and at first, by far, seth rogen testifying on the exact of alzheimer's disease in the united states. it was an impassioned speech, but he lightened the mood beforehand. >> i don't know if you know who i am at all. you told me you never saw "knocked up," chairman, so a little insulting. >> i'll wager this is the first time anytime in congressional history that the words

this was supposed to be affordable care act, you have jonathan gruber on record saying no, but here's our alternative, and here's how we're going to help you with cost. no mandates, that's what they need to do. >> joe and, what she's -- joanne what she's suggesting is have their own platform. you have to show the american people that voted them in in large numbers in the midterms that we do have the ideas to move the country forward and do it better -- >> it's definitely easier to be against it. it's easy to be because obama has said in the next two years he wants to defend the gains he has made in his policies. he wouldn't have to defends them if they were good gains. but you can't then attack that if you don't have a good plan to back it up. so again like jedediah said there has to be a cohesive plan that everyone can get onboard with, otherwise the american people are just going to suffer. >> besides having a plan, arkansas this you are, you've got to be -- arthur, you have got to be able to sell it. that your idea's better and have specific examples -- >> and here's the problem. y

like jonathan gruber. when it comes to how president obama streets a threat like islamic terrorists a fox poll says that 47% say he underemphasizes. only 39% approve how he handles terrorism. a majority of, 53%, disapprove that is big difference from record high approval rating on terror back in before ven. harris even though i just said the administration must think we're stupid like jonathan gruber, we're not. >> we're not. mistrust usually stems from miscommunication. that miscommunication can either be falls by accident or false as you indicated on purpose. whatever it is it yields what you've got here and that can quickly snowball into fear by the way. you don't want to go down that road with this president and dislike. he has been popular up to now. when you call terrorists the jv team beheadingnallists and rolling over enjoy nations with their strategy, if you will, rare being to syria and potentially on and on from there. you look like you don't have the credibility to determine what we're really u

maybe hire jonathan gruber. he's a gre >> back to being a hater. ben, do you think there's a message to the madness. cynically, you could look at it to justify more spending because he would have a lot of people pouring money into it? >> it's going to be a trivial amount. the total amount will be the amount that the veterans have in a half hour. i think she nailed it right, a way to get a line in the state of the union to make it seem as if he's doing something for young americans. it's a terrible investment by and large except for a small portion of your savings as you get to be middle-aged and a larger portion as you are old like me. it's the worst possible investment. >> all this money in social security. it is essentially -- >> you think it's a line in a speech? >> it was a line in a speech. >> i'll cover the state of union address live from washington. >> the ball is dropping on a new year. that is something to celebrate. but, not what comes next, thanks to the health care. the forbes gang is all over that. first, the sony hack may have been a

maybe hire jonathan gruber. he's a great spokesman. >> back to being a hater. ben, do you think there's a message to the madness. cynically, you could look at it to justify more spending because he would have a lot of people pouring money into it? >> it's going to be a trivial amount. the total amount will be the amount that the veterans have in a half hour. i think she nailed it right, a way to get a line in the state of the union to make it seem as if he's doing something for young americans. it's a terrible investment by and large except for a small portion of your savings as you get to be middle-aged and a larger portion as you are old like me. it's the worst possible investment. >> all this money in social security. it is essentially -- >> you think it's a line in a speech? >> it was a line in a speech. >> i'll cover the state of union address live from washington. >> the ball is dropping on a new year. that is something to celebrate. but, not what comes next, thanks to the health care. the forbes gang is all over that. first, the sony hack may have been a

gruber, who lamented the stupidity of american voter and his exchange with congressman trey gowdy. >> your defense is that you're not a politician. the lack of transparency is a huge political advantage. what is a non-politician to do in talking about political advantages? >> a non-politician is talking about political advantages by trying to make himself seem smarter by conjecture. >> so you're a professor at m.i.t. and worried about not looking smart enough? >> yes. >> the second place, the now-famous moment when two political analyst brothers got an on-air call from their mother. >> you're right i'm from down south. >> oh, god, mom. >> and i'm your mother. and i disagree that all families are like ours. >> classic. and at first, by far, seth rogen testifying on the exact of alzheimer's disease in the united states. it was an impassioned speech but he lightened the mood beforehand. >> i don't know if you know who i am at all. you told me you never saw "knocked up," chairman so a little insulting. >> i'll wager this is the first time anytime in congressional history that the words "k

gruber. >>anyone else who wish to speak on public comment please come forward, otherwise we will close public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. madam clerk. >>the names of the supervisors nominated for the board of supervisors president, supervisor breeds and supervisor campos. each supervisor will name their preference. i'll start at the top of the alphabet. supervisor avalos. >>campos. >>avalos for campos. supervisor breed. >>breed for breed. >>breed for breed. [applause] >>supervisor campos. >>campos for campos. >>campos for campos. supervisor christensen. >>breed. >>christensen for breeds. >>supervisor cohen. >>breed. >>supervisor farrell. >>breed. . >>farrell for breed. kim. >>campos. >>kim for campos. mar. >>breed. >>breed. >>supervisor tang. >>breed. >>wiener. >>breed. >>yee. >>breed. >>campos has three votes, supervisor breed has eight votes. congratulations, president breed. [applause] >>ladies and gentlemen i'd like to announce to you our new board president, superviso

gruber. >>anyone else who wish to speak on public comment please come forward, otherwise we will close public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. madam clerk. >>the names of the supervisors nominated for the board of supervisors president, supervisor breeds and supervisor campos. each supervisor will name their preference. i'll start at the top of the alphabet. supervisor avalos. >>campos. >>avalos for campos. supervisor breed. >>breed for breed. >>breed for breed. [applause] >>supervisor campos. >>campos for campos. >>campos for campos. supervisor christensen. >>breed. >>christensen for breeds. >>supervisor cohen. >>breed. >>supervisor farrell. >>breed. . >>farrell for breed. kim. >>campos. >>kim for campos. mar. >>breed. >>breed. >>supervisor tang.

gruber. >>anyone else who wish to speak on public comment please come forward, otherwise we will close public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. madam clerk. >>the names of the supervisors

jason chaffetz is interested in bringing jonathan gruber back before the committee. he is the consultant on obamacare who made the controversial comments that went viral about the stupidity of american voters. jason chaffetz, when he came before the committee prior to the holiday pursued an intense line of questioning against jonathan gruber that suggests he might be back so that was certainly be away for chaff it's to begin his tenure with a lot of fireworks over the health-care law and i think that's what republicans want the ticket would because jonathan gruber made waves among the conservative base. host: another issue is physician payments, medicare, medicaid physician payments. what will happen this year? guest: we know the medicare sustainable growth rate which keeps physicians paid in the program is due to expire this year in a handful of months. the debate is starting in -- on capitol hill and lots of interest groups are up your -- a peer. they are lobbying for a significant pastor that program and i think congress has patched that t times. it's expensive fo

so now we see the idiots that jonathan gruber has been referring to all along. they were his fellow freaks on the faculty. enjoy this, it really happens when an elitist enjoys the stinking bed they made. their outrage reveals their hypocrisy. it's like saying that paying taxing is patriotic unless you're al sharpton. here's why the professors are ticked. their average -- think about what that means. that the singular marking of a modern academic is greed that paying their fair share means not paying at all. as liberals, they accrue luxuries they happily deny others. no wonder they're so upset. sunlight burns a vampire. >> so dp, the processor has called their new plan deplorable and deeply regressive. isn't that awesome? >> it sounds like something we said about obama care. >> exactly. i don't know if they thought they were above the fray. but i think i suppose what is going on is that what they really want, is a special carve out for the professors, where everybody else would be under single payer plan which is what they really wanted. but they would have the s

white house and the couple cabinet members and the cia director about its released just as jonathan gruber was be trained the left by showing the fact that it was the fraud. obamacare was a fraud on the american people. >> that is an amazing coincidence that all of a sudden what we doing? don't look over it there, make sure you focus on these things that happened years ago. you know why it happened? they had to give the mainstream media something to talk about today. lou: something to chew on for a day or two. thanks very much. some good news for those who oppose amnesty, 20 states this is the obama administration open to the president's actions will have their case heard by judge andrew hanan, a george bush appointee on record calling the president's not deportation policies quote makes dangerous and unconscionable. according to new government reports the obama administration in fact released nearly 31,000 foreign criminals into the united states this year. we are coming right back. >> almost two years since the benghazi terrorist attack that left four americans dead, the co-author of the

like jonathan gruber the other day but that's easy to is the betrays that impulse that is something because populism alone will never succeed there called you the its because they have more influence and more power in the populous cannot always easily fight back so we have to figure out some sort of language to appeal to the the class that freedom is better than regulation but these are hard problems and why we have not solved them. >> with is to apply the cost-benefit analysis to put us caboshed deregulation but he said the office was created during the carter administration and the reagan administration put it too bad use. >> i am afraid we don't have any more time i assume you want to stick to your schedule. >> let's do one more. >> to touch on the contraction or the collapse of the two-parent family are those trends as robust as they seem and if so what about western culture? >> the pursuit of the people who go to church every sunday has not changed in the last 50 years one of my sociologists friend says that has been true about 100 years but what has is those who have no religious affi

can you talk about the impact of the jonathan gruber story on the health care debate? guest: i think it is significant. a fair amount of coverage came up to capitol hill. he apologized for what he said in calling voters stupid. the other aspect of the effective gruber's, is that there is another challenge of obamacare dealing with federal subsidies. his comment will be used against this administration. he says he was not an architect of obamacare. he was in the room, he was in white house meetings. he was described as an obamacare architect in many articles and did not till the producers not to call them that. -- him that. he was in the room when they were making the decisions and that could come back in the supreme court decision which should be decided in june. without those subsidies, a lot of people say that obamacare crumbles. host: we are talking to bob to sack. -- cusack. anthony is in tennessee. are you with us? caller: i have two things i would like to say. i was a veteran of the vietnam war. my father was a veteran also. i want to start off with congress. i d

to my view, a lot of people talked about gruber in terms of how he feels about america and bringing forth obamacare. i think he comes to his moment with jesus and is starting to tell the truth. he is the first democrat that is telling the truth. if you look at the candidates that could be available for the democratic party, they are all over 70 years old. i do not get it. there is no young people in the democratic party that would be a possible candidate in 2016. you are still faced with king passed all these lies in scandals that have -- getting past all these lies in scandals. i'm so scared for the people who lost their insurance and went into being tortured by the democratic party. nobody has ever come out and said this. i am saying it. a have been tortured. host: thank you for phoning in. today is the 20th anniversary of this program, washington journal. guest: the presidential elections are the most predictable elections that we have. there has been a pattern going back to the 1970's that really breaks. dealing time something goes against the pattern is when you have a ross perot can

to my view, a lot of people talked about gruber in terms of how he feels about america and bringing forth obamacare. i think he comes to his moment with jesus and is starting to tell the truth. he is the first democrat that is telling the truth. if you look at the candidates that could be available for the democratic party, they are all over 70 years old. i do not get it. there is no young people in the democratic party that would be a possible candidate in 2016. you are still faced with king passed all these lies in scandals that have -- getting past all these lies in scandals. i'm so scared for the people who lost their insurance and went into being tortured by the democratic party. nobody has ever come out and said this. i am saying it. a have been tortured. host: thank you for phoning in. today is the 20th anniversary of this program, washington journal. guest: the presidential elections are the most predictable elections that we have. there has been a pattern going back to the 1970's that really breaks. dealing time something goes against the pattern is when you have a ross perot can

. >> maybe jonathan gruber is right in the sense that he does think we are all that stupid. that was so profound. why would they keep repeating it. they must think we are all that stupid. >> the whole idea of using sometimes terrorist tactics but not terrorists themselves is difficult to figure out. >> especially looking at the killing they have done in the last 48 hours. gentlemen, thank you. i want you to stay with us though. >> this is a fox news alert. the deadline to stop isis from executing two hostages a jordanian pilot and a japanese journalist has now passed. so what happened to the possible prisoner swap between jordan and isis? jordan offered to release a convicted terrorist a woman, who murdered nearly 60 people and coordinated bombings in hotels in jordan in 2005. so, what happened to the possible deal? fox news correspondent conor powell is live in the middle east. conor? >> greta, the fate of those two hostages is unknown at this hour. both jordan and japan say they are continually working to try to free them. they are doing everything they can. now it was jus

about a guy with gray hair >> i wish i can tell gruber to keep a day job but since part of it was creating obamacare, i prefer he keep going to develop that rap career. there is a future there for you. keep going do you think the obama administration is stalling on the release of the report of bo bergdahl? go to facebook.com/seanhannity and let us know what you think. we have a great receiver tonight. thank you for being with us tonight. we'll see you back here tomorrow this is a fox news alert. time is running out for two hostages held by isis and now jordan offering to do a very controversial prisoner swap with a terrorist to save their jordanian air force pilot. jordan is offering to release a convicted terrorist, a woman who killed nearly 60 people, in coordinated bombings on hotels in jordan in 2005. at this hour, there is no word on the fate of the jordanian pilot nor is there any word about the fate of the japanese journalist also being held by identifies and also facing the threat of beheading. if the female terrorist is not released within 24 hours, so will the terrorist swap happ