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Goose. its a big monstrosity. nobody knows whether it will work. they love the idea, because it sure is a big old plane. they like the guy that put it together. how does this thing work without bipartisan support, without you guys going back in and starting all over again. >> joe, what mika said earlier, i agree. there is a whole lot of parts that are working badly in the execution and implementation. those of us who run things as american governors, its causing us to tear our hairs out. there a...

Do. >> thats tough. >> its a very tough ad in december twooentd. the question is will it be effective in november 2014? and, you know, they talk in that ad about 25,000 people who have lost their coverage. there are 250,000 people in new hampshire who are uninsured. my bet is by the time we fast forward eight or ten months enough will be done in terms of obamacare implementation that that story is going to change and what looks really powerful and it is today wont have as much bite. >> kristen, ...

They have a union. they are protected. but these men and women who have given so much are vulnerable. and if it passes, it looks as if their pension will be cut. well keep you posted. in the meantime thats not good news for veterans and this is not good news for the president of the united states. as he concludes his first year of his second term, "the washington post" has a new poll out that is not good. the question is do you approve or disapprove of the way barack obama is handling his job. 5...

Martha: stunning new poll numbers so president obama with the worst approval numbers of his presidency. a record 55% of americans diseas -- americansdisapprovinge president has done. 62% disapprove of how president obama is handle can the healthcare laws implementation. these are tough numbers. you look back at president bushs approval. he was at 47% approval and people thought he was having a tough time. >> this is bad news for the white house. its a years worth of bad news. whether you are tal...

In many countries has tipped too far in favor of the state and away from the rights of the individual, rights that are enshrined in our constitution. this undermines the freedoms we all cherish. its time for a change. these top tech execs were saying these surveillance programs go just too far. theyll be talking about that with with the president. as you mentioned, carol, yes, theyll be talking about the implementation of healthcare.gov, the messy rollout of the website. some other tech firms he...

Services roundtable, tim pawlenty. former democratic senator from arkansas and chair of the its my business coalition, blanche lincoln and cnn political commentator and washington correspondent for "the new yorker" ryan lizza. heres whats most striking. we all know his approval ratings are low but on the question of who could do a better job for the middle class, just 46% say the president. thats still a teeny bit more than the republican party but last year, the president had a 26-point advanta...

I think its fair to say ali velshi we were over there, they got into the nitty gritty of these issues because these companies are also alarmed about this. because this meeting was also about healthcare.gov, a little bit of news on that front. that is that a the name of kurt del benay, a top executive over at microsoft, is he going to be taking over the job of overseeing the repairs and the implementation of healthcare.gov in the coming weeks replacing is jeff zients, an administration official j...

Enacts the affordable care act is the implementation of this administration either this administration or any administration. they have to be held accountable for that. we have to push them as we have, people in both parties have, to try to dramatically improve the implementation. my problem with a lot of republicans in the senate, i will leave the house out because i dont know those folks as well, but my problem with a lot of republican senators seemed determine to sop the implementation of aff...

Be collecting in the oval office. >> i would take exception with the fact he had a pretty bad year, not saying he didnt. i would say the tea party had a slightly worse year by virtue of the fact they shut down the government and got nothing for it. basically took republican numbers down to i think their lowest in reported history. in terms of obamacare, look, theres no excuse. i said this before. i said this really since the rollout. im a supporter of the policy. the implementation has been horr...

Prerequisite for doing anything big in the second term. hes engendered the flawed, failed implementation today of health care reform, created deeper scepticism taking on problems. has he to fix that first. >> i guess looking at the long-term, rollout of ada was disastrous. numbers going up. next year will tell. legislatively, hard to imagine president getting congress to do anything big in terms of economic inequality but he can certainly change the conversation in a meaningful way and lay the g...