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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20131031:18:33:00

fight a bloody resurgence by al qaeda. the request coming two years after iraq forced the u.s. military out of the country. well, the white house announcing new help for the troubled healthcare.gov. chief white house correspondent ed henry live with the story. so, ed, who s the president going to bring in now? gretchen, interesting. just breaking, administration officials confirming that they re bringing in experts from three more tech companies to deal with these website problems, which as you know, have persisted this week, even as they say they re getting on top of it. the administration confirming that google, oracle and red hat are now sending in tech experts as well for the so-called tech surge that the administration s been talking about. meanwhile, they re still playing defense, not just on the website problems, but also on this whole question of the president s credibility, selling the law three years ago by saying if you like your plan, you ll be able to keep it. you ll r

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Transcripts for CNN The Situation Room 20131031 21:01:00

what s being called a tech surge to try to fix the mountain of problems plaguing the obama care website. among the latest, a total crash that kept the site down for a full day and a half. now there are signs the obama care debacle is taking a serious toll on the president s approval numbers as well. cnn s athena jones begins our coverage this hour at the white house. what s the latest over there? reporter: hi, wolf. well, obama care is getting a lot of the attention but the white house is in damage control mode on several fronts, facing sagging poll numbers and a second term agenda that so far, is stalled. i want to especially thank all of you. reporter: the president today trying to turn the page on a bad few weeks for the white house. i m here because i want your companies to know, i want companies around the world to know that i believe there is no better place in the world to do business than the united states of america. reporter: what he can t ignore, his approval ratin

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20131031:18:37:00

i think he needs to step up his visibility on these questions. i have no doubt he s doing it internally because i know how he operates. but the public needs to see that. i think that s what s driving some of those personal ratings down. your assessment, mark, on that. i think he s right. you saw the president out in boston championing his health care law, trying to rebut a lot of the critics regarding the law and the implementation of that. that s really the first time we ve seen the president in such a public way defending his health care law recently. it was just two weeks ago where the government shutdown ended and president obama was doing a lot of media appearances, a lot of campaigning regarding that. pretty much after the government reopened you saw not as much activity coming from the obama white house. i think that david axelrod s comments probably are going to predict that we re going to see a whole lot more of the president talking about the health care law as they try

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20131031:08:03:00

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20131031:08:03:00
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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20131031:01:03:00

we asked an i.t. staffer who has been at our connecter since the beginning, what the start-up was like, and i m quoting. we didn t have a consequence issue, but traffic piece, we experienced data mapping with planned detail that the carriers called us on. our provider searches were not good, and the website was a constant work in progress over the first few years, but other than that it was smooth. so we started out with a website that needed a lot of work. we had a lot of people with a lot of reasonable questions and not a good enough way to get them the answers. but people were patient. we had good leadership. and that same coalition stuck with it and with us to work through the fixes, tech surge, and all. but every reasonable measure it has been a success for us here in the commonwealth of

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