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Consequences affecting real people. and what ive done to help kind of draw that picture, ive introduced a bill to -- to enact a six-month moratorium on mortgage foreclosures for people who were booted off of long-term unemployment. people who were already paid up on their mortgages before they got kicked off of long-term unemployment. but, you know, its one thing to lose your job. but to lose your house, as well is catastrophic for an american family. >> oh, absolutely. >> and i can tell you, i ...

Often handled administratively with the puzzle beinishment kep private. and just so you know, the social media is here to stay because the military maintains their free speech rights. but right now the military is working on keeping them appropriate. >> we want to know what you think at home. to facebook.com/thekellyfile and leave a tweet. use the hash tag kelly file if you tweet. and coming up, white house democrats accusing americans of lying about problems with obamacare. a mother of five s...

Youre down there and were not. >> thank you, megyn. you have to love harry reid, i love this quote. i would hope that administratively, the president will do what he can to take a look at deportations. but he is being burdened by the law as it exists. and we need to change it. that darn law is such a burden. >> well, it is a burden, and i think the president so far at least has recognized the law and done what harry reid wants him to do. itry mains to be seen if the president will do what harry ...

Youre down there and were not. >> thank you, megyn. you have to love harry reid, i love this quote. i would hope that administratively, the president will do what he can to take a look at deportations. but he is being burdened by the law as it exists. and we need to change it. that darn law is such a burden. >> well, it is a burden, and i think the president so far at least has recognized the law and done what harry reid wants him to do. itry mains to be seen if the president will do what harry ...

This was an example of administratively, us making sure were smoothing out this transition, giving people the opportunities to get right with the law. but recognizing that there are going to be circumstances in which people are trying to do the right thing and it may take a little bit of time. >> yesterday, we saw something that unfortunately has become the new norm for this administration. president obama moved to again unilaterally delay parts of obamacare, ignoring the law. and unfortunately,...

Keep a focus on burnishing that part of his legacy. >> but regarding the format that you were talking about. lets be honest, the white house has been calling for a jobs recovery and a strengthening of the middle class for five years now, so whats going to be different this time? >> i think hell point out just how much we have achieved in those five years, because theres been an enormous amount of job growth. were in a much better position now than we were before. but i think hes also going to po...

Liberty. what did we learn today? >> well, it is very clear the publics attention to this problem is growing. and in response to the professor, who actually supports obama care, and supports other policies big time, says the president doesnt have the authority to re-write that law. and even when congress says you know, we should extend the employer mandate he ignores that, and threatens to veto it. and simply does it himself. it is a serious problem, people are waking up to it and that is a good...

War has the government made such extensive preparations for any undertaking. so is that where the obama administration fell short? >> many of the comparisons between medicare and obama care are misplaced. what the johnson administration was trying to do was much simpler administratively. >> reporter: not to mention technologically. >> were so beholden to computers, and we have such faith in technology to solve our problems. but some of the problems are essentially more complex than that. >> repo...

Devoting their time in elected office to try to make government not work as often as possible. >> yet you do kind of wonder, carrie, i mean is there anything that either side can do that can make them less popular at this point with the american people. >> i think theres probably still ways that they can do that. >> youre scaring me. >> well, you never know what anybody is capable of, but theres a lot of stuff going on here in washington that isnt making people happy. i think democrats came arou...

Can do this administratively. i just dont see within the law their ability to do that. >> so, david -- im sorry, go ahead. >> republicans will carry on attacking this. joe, the big question is whether the democrats will rally around the president and think this fix is enough for them if it works. >> thats a great point because mary landru, you heard how she talked about we need to get this fixed. now shes saying this morning it may not be enough, right? thats the real question here, david. wheth...