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Texas attorney general, greg abbott, is the one at the 11th hour where they say weve been trying to sell you these other kinds of policies. nobody is buying them so you can buy the catastrophic which does not rise to the level of the obamacare standard. >> hes changing the very law he passed four years ago without asking congress. i asked gavin to put together a list two hours ago, to put a list of all the delays. i just got it a second ago so ill ad-lib it. on 11/23 extend enrollment until marc...

But if you have nothing to market or you keep changing your marketing, me thinks youre trying to get attention deflected because you realize what your selling aint cutting it. >> the white house is no promoting this campaign -- [overlapping speakers] >> insure somebody came ford and made this campaign for the adorable care act. >> neil: who are you trying to recruit? chicks panda bears? what is the point? >> the point is, instead of hearing the words about the government health care, theyre crea...

Theyre watching their bottom line, and they concluded this thing aint cutting it. so theyre cutting. by the hundreds of thousands. mr. president, focus on what theyring too. you can go ahead and ignore what were doing. in the wake of the deadly mall attack over there, fight out what americas biggest mall is doing over here. [ male announcer ] making a dodge in 100 easy steps. step 1 -- study the competition.

Presidents health care law and doing so verbally, they have just the much a right in this environment than the texas senator did when she filibustered 13 hours on an abortion rights bill she had no hope of winning. sometimes our democratic process affords folks who have serious beeves with piecing of legislation to rant. thats a good thing. >> as soon as i said it, within hours, news sites and blogs were all over the clear double standard. now im flattered but this news is hardly flattering or i...

>> neil: were going to debt -- >> 7 bill -- seven billion in fines. >> neil: a lot of fines. wrote does itened up in. >> were going to see pennies on the dollar go to the pull people punished by this and the rest of the money -- again, i know it goes the department ofity, disappears somewhere, but actual restitution to individuals will be minimal. >> neil: thank you very much. ted cruz, talking -- got also tit-for-tat on this whole filibustering thing yesterday. senator corker saying that it rea...

Sleep new rule. this is at the thing that goes on when you dont have rules requiring sleep for pilots and why you cant let one nap. >> thank you very much. sorry were pressed with time. its a british airline. we do not know which it was. british airline. everyone was okay. the concern is if that kind of thing happens again. >> meanwhile, we started it and let me finish. tale of two filibusters that should have of you saying enough of it. shes always had a playful side.

Young people to sign up for insurance. this old familiar song aint cutting it for you. >> im a big katy perry fan. she is a very music, i think sh a very talented singer. when it comes to the issue of health insurance, health care, i think most of her twitter followers are going to recognize shes not an expert in this particular area. probably her intentions are good, trying to be politically engaged. but ultimately, people are going to decide on their own terms whats best for them in terms of o...

>> kimberly: that is why they do it. >> bob: a lot goes to education and if you republicans wouldnt keep cutting it we would havent to have lotteries. >> dana: that is not true. that is not the way it works. governments have become enslaved to lotteries. i dont think its a good idea for several reasons. just like i dont like casino gambling or the gambling boats and things because it ends up being a tax on everybody but certainly the poorest among us who try to win, they spend a lot of their ear...

>> kimberly: that is why they do it. >> bob: a lot goes to education and if you republicans wouldnt keep cutting it we would havent to have lotteries. >> dana: that is not true. that is not the way it works. governments have become enslaved to lotteries. i dont think its a good idea for several reasons. just like i dont like casino gambling or the gambling boats and things because it ends up being a tax on everybody but certainly the poorest among us who try to win, they spend a lot of their ear...

Cutting it, and, now, they are cutting workers and screaming, you aint seen the half of it with dupont reporting disappointing earnings and possibly 1,500 job cuts and 3m, earnings that fell shy and worstening european market. same for xerox, tightening restructuring charge of up to $100 million on the same globaller fews. radio shack, out with bigger than expected third quarter loss igniting fears consumers are retrenching. do you see a pattern? united technologies. ibm. fedex. mcdonalds. all a...