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Has a lot to do with the corporate media lap dogs out there, like fox news and all their talking points now infiltrating the democrats, because theyre getting a little shaky in the knees on confidence. we told you about the bogus reporting on junk insurance. now we have another example. right after their botched reporting on benghazi, cbs news got another dandy problem. >> tonight we have learned that the project manager in charge of building the federal health care website was apparently kept i...

Information in the hands of someone else. certainly americans are wondering why they should put their information on a web site if they can even get on, where it may end up in the hands of someone they dont know. were talking social security, income information, your private health info just out there for anybody to get. and they knew that there were security risks. but the right people didnt know. >> the guy in charge asked, okay, you guys, any problems youre going to tell me about? no, boss. a...

Secretary sebelius, as you know, we have expressed concerns about what has been implemented with this federally facilitative marketplace and we know now that the key officials of the administration knew that there were privacy and security risks, as well as serious operational issues that might occur if the exchanges went live on october 1. get a decision was made not to delay the launch until those issues were fully addressed. many people including myself have called for an independent entity, ...

Folks start getting health care and saying they like it, they like this legislation? >> well, the president has promised a couple things. first, he said that if you like what you have, you can keep it. they know thats not true. he said that the website would work easier than amazon. thats not true. and he said that the cost, which is a key issue for people, he said would be cheaper thank most peoples cell phone bills. people are getting hit with sticker shock. theyre realizing that theyre out-of...

Mitigation efforts to ensure the security risks were not there. we dont understand how you can go from that position four days before the rollout to now saying there are no security risks. >> two things. this is not the only confidential information the executive branch of the government has of yours. what is happening to these data? theres a lot that could be exposed. i agree with both julie and steve. they dont have a lot of time. the backdrop to all this is they need to sign up an awful lot -...

Leadership granted authority to begin operations on september 27th and this memo gave temporary authority to operate for six months and listed a number of strategies to mitigate risks including regular testing. authority was granted. a process was put in place, as you expect with a website like this to make sure security standards are met. consumers can trust their information is protected by stringent security standards. >> was the president made aware of the memo and concerns four days before ...

Petition called justice for liz, the nickname theyve been giving this victim, liz, and theyve been demanding that the attackers be prosecuted properly. they also want the police officers in the case to be disciplined, those who sent them out there to mow the lawn. >> more than 1.3 million people around the world have signed that petition. social media sites like twitter are all abuzz under the hashtag justice for liz. we want to go to the white house briefing. thats where they are addressing con...

You go to tab 2. while youre looking, ill read. dated september 27th. and it is to marilyn tavenner. there are inherent security risks with not having all code tested in a single environment. finally, the system requires rapid development and release of hot fixes and patches so it is not always available or stable during the duration of the testing. secondly, the security contractor has not been able to test all of the security controls in one complete version of the system. and if you look in t...

>> you have a tab there. go to tab 2. while youre looking ield read. dated september 27th and it is to marilyn tavenner. let me just a couple of pieces here. there are inherent security risks with not having all cold test understand a single environment. finally the system requires rapid development in release of hot fixes and patches so it is not always available or stable during the duration of the testing. secondly, the security contractor has not been able to test all of the security control...

If you go to tab two right there. dated september 27, and it is to maryland. let me just read a couple of pieces here. there are inherent security risks with not having all protested in a single environment. the system requires rapid development and release of hot fixes and patches so it is not easily available or stable during the duration of the testing. secondly the security contractor has not been able to test all the security controls in one complete version of the system. and if you look i...