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>> general opportunity activists saw that happening on day one. >> he went to sign up. the cheapest plan had him at $250 a month, a $5,000 deductible, $6,300 out of pocket. >> how old is he, 22? >> yeah. hes 22 years old. >> every day seemed to bring more bad news. cancer patients losing their doctors. >> it does not allow me to keep my team, the team thats kept me alive. to get care from neighborhood hospitals. massive security problems. >> do any of you today think that the site is secure? >> ...

>> he went to sign up. the cheapest plan had him at $250 a month, $5,000 deductible. $3,600 out of pocket -- $6,300 out of pocket. hes 22 years old. >> every day seem to bring more bad news. cancer patients losing their doctors. >> it does not allow me to keep my team, the team thats kept me alive. >> people no longer able to get care from the neighborhood hospitals. massive security problems. >> do any of you today think that the site is secure? >> no. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> how bad politicall...

From tyler who is in virginia? >> reporter: general opportunity activists saw that happening on day one. >> he went to sign up. the cheapest plan had him at $250 a month, a $5,000 deductible, $6,300 out of pocket. >> how old is he, 22? >> yeah. hes 22 years old. >> reporter: every day seemed to bring more bad news. cancer patients losing their doctors. >> it does not allow me to keep my team, the team thats kept me alive. >> reporter: people no longer able to get care from neighborhood hospitals...

Its a perfect example of what happens when you dont have well coordinated police, when you dont have a clear evacuation plan, and when you have four committed terrorists, even though their armament was the kind that people can acquire very, very easily in the united states. there was nothing special about it. >> my takeaway, chris, in reading your piece, taking it back here to home, is the fact that you say there is really no way to protect our malls and al qaeda knows it. how so? >> well, you k...

>> eric cantor weighed and talked about where we are. >> the administration tries to continue to hide problems on the back of the web site that deliver information and payments to insurers often as we now know incorrectly. the administration has tried to hide the security problems that exist with the web site that one official called limitless prior to the web sites launch. >> by the way, since the big technical fix the other day, according to one white hat hacker, somebody who hack into systems...

As more people enroll and some of them may encounter security problems or enrollment problems or whatever, we may be seeing beginning of the problems. talk a little bit about the center for american progress. thats a great name. everybody wants progress in america but who is in the audience at the presidents speech today? >> youre talking the most liberal part of the left. i mean its the left of the left. jon: this is the george soros started organization? george soros-funded organization. >> an...

House republicans will continue to listen to the people and try to focus on protecting them from a fundamentally flawed law. >> good morning. last week as working middle class families across the country tried to prepare for thanksgiving, the o administration tried to hide another delay of obamacare. just like right before the independence holiday they tried to hide the one-year business mandate. president obama and others have tried to hide what they knew about the website problems. they contin...

They just didnt communicate with each other, we hand did not know. >> this administration has a communication problem with the truth. the truth is their people were debating all kinds of problems, including security problems. we became aware today that this administration knew they had private information stuck in that vault that was supposed to not have it. were trying to get it out in the last few days before the launch. and of course now 60 days later theyre claiming something works when it r...

People signed up versus a prediction of 800,000. thats like a pitchers batting average. >> ill take it one step further. what theyre saying now that its working or 80% of the time is that they can handle 50,000 people at a time and they hope to handle 800,000 in a day. a little point of reference, fedex will deliver 22 million packages today. amazon website handled 1.1 million requests per hour. walmart.com processed last thursday 400 million page views. and ebay will have over 4 million page vi...

About its employees. roar says he hasnt decided if he is going to take his job back. im marianne rafferty, now back to the oreilly factor for all your latest headlines, log on to foxnews.com. continuing now with lead story getting to the bottom of problems in the u.s. joining us from los angeles to react to my talking points memo the former governor of new mexico bill richardson the author of the new book "how to sweet talk a shark." so, governor, lets pretend that im the shark. am i being unf...