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Inially want to own the solution until you know it is going to work. no one has made it close to work. not the democrats and the republicans want to own next. >> we have no choice. you have to fix and replace what is collapsing on to it itself. they socialized one fifth of our economy health care and it is collapsing. in 15 states, you have 2 or 1 choice in the obamacare marketplace. you have triple digit increases in premium. chuck schumers problem hes defending a policy people dont like and ta...

Have they? . democrats have. forget about making america sick again. were pretty sick now. im just dying to find out what democrats do to explain that fact now. heres something else that is sick. the cost, the costs that are out of control. california democratic congressman on that. >> so many people are angry now. would you say it didnt work out as you wanted? >> actually, we knew from the very outset that through time there would need to be changes made to the law. >> i remember people telling...

And to say that thats a win seems sort of unfair. >> to those of us who have looked at the contents of this bill and feels that the white house is trading the aca for rolling back wall street and dodd frank financial regulation and gutting campaign finance laws. >> respectfully alex, i disagree with you. in wall street reform theres a lot to like. we have double digit increases for the fcc and we dont have any writers that gut the ability of the cfpb to continue to be an independent voice for co...

Their high earners. theyll soon be able to buy more influence, im sorry use their money for political purposes. quarterly earnings report at some of the nations largest banks have seen double, even triple digit increases in profit which i guess means more money to oppose, for instance, the consumer financial protection bureau. whose first director richard cord ray was sworn in during a private ceremony today after waiting almost two years for a senate vote. at a public ceremony, the president sa...

Biggest gains, phoenix, las vegas, detroit, atlanta. >> where some of the greatest falls were, right? >> thats absolutely right. those places were hit very close. foreclosure crisis in some places. now theyre posting double digit increases in home values compared to last year. new home sales were down slightly. were going to get a report on pending home sales later this morning. really critical to see how the housing recovery -- how the bounce back is going to hold. labor market still struggling...

Point going to the grocery store and doesnt jive with official government numbers and a person at a grocery stores, wait a minute, they say theres no inflation, but i have seen everything from milk and cheese, to cereals and all have double digit increases, what world is the government living in that it doesnt see my world paying a lot more? >> well, youre exactly right. i do the grocery shopping in my family and my wife does not like to shop and im stunned when i see the price at the grocery st...

Store and doesnt jive with official government numbers and a person at a grocery stores, wait a minute, they say theres no inflation, but i have seen everything from milk and cheese, to cereals and all have double digit increases, what world is the government living in that it doesnt see my world paying a lot more? >> well, youre exactly right. i do the grocery shopping in my family and my wife does not like to shop and im stunned when i see the price at the grocery store and see the official nu...

People lost their job. theyre ready to cling on to any morsel of good information. i think a lot more good informations going to be coming in the next six months. >> if you look at job loss, a lot of people that are underemployed are those that are undereducated as well. those who lost their jobs. you can take a step back further and said that unemployment will need a foundation for good jobs. we see the cuts in funding. you are following these protests all week. talk about that. >> you know, th...

Is if they fail, if they do nothing in this phenomenon we have seen of insurance companies pulling out of the exchanges, parts of the country where there is no choice anymore, rising premiums, that all continues. i think they have a great opportunity here. the law failed on all of its basic promises, and they can do better. >> jon: do you think that is the widely held perception in the country that it has failed on its premises? >> certainly they did not get as many people covered as they intend...