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Fixes. is that a smart political move right now? >> absolutely. look, eds right, the law needs to be fixed. democrats, many democrats who voted for it have been saying for months that, look, lets fix it, not end it. and, frankly, the person people are there on that one. i mean, the number of people who want to repeal it completely hasty minished down to 29% -- diminished down to 29%. so most americans are in sort of -- there are things we like about it like the 26-year-olds and under can be on t...

And he said thats why he had the shotgun shell. in the end, the judge didnt rule on the shotgun shell, and the government insisted that part be kept open because the judge wanted the court to open the shotgun shell to see if there was gun powder in it, and the government lawyer as well as the police said there was no safe way that could be done in a courtroom, and they need to be done in a laboratory. it was like, "law and order" couldnt make up a trial as ridiculous as this one. jon: what is dr...

Sedation. 16 million prescriptions filled for ambien and other type of sleep aides. that is a concern. my headache home message it is okay to take it for a short period of time. but if youre taking routinely for long periods of time. we need to look at the underlying problem. what is causing difficulty sleeping and what is causing anxiety. should we get to the root of it, not put a bandaid on top of this. jon: but can that be found? a lot of people say the only thing that works for me is ambien ...

Yanked it from the market because it was crushable. they had to reformable into noncrushable form. jenna: you would being okay to reformulate it non-crushable. >> they are working on that form and i dont understand why we have to wait. jenna: interesting point, dr. garner, if some people are living with chronic pain and this doesnt work for them, what about those people that you know, were, theyre not addicted? someone living with pain and you want -- >> citizen needs pain medication. better not...

We have someone who may have some of the answers here. dr. nina radcliffe a practicing physician as well as anesthesiologist. are you surprised at these results? >> surprised by these results. there was a study several years ago, if you take just 18 pills of am we enin one year that -- ambien increases your risk of death four times. we know the risks are there. it might be insomnia and anxiety causing a increased risk of death. jon: things like ambien, they sort of depress the nervous system, ri...

Used? but are they single ingredient hydrocodone? >> no but there are other drugs opiates. >> this is medication with a family member with intractable pain you want the medication to come through right now. >> right. but wouldnt want another family member to died of an overdose from it. jenna: two sides of the story. dr. garner, talk us through this the fda has advisory panel, independent advisory panel. looks at different drugs and makes recommendations to fda. advisory panel said -- >> 11-2. j...

This is not saying that these drugs in particular cause it. what theyre saying, is that people who take these drugs have it. it might be having a disease. cancer, patients who have cancer, they have apings sight and difficulty sleeping either from concern for their diagnosis or from pain. this makes it more difficult. they may die from the cancer but not necessarily taking these pills. jon: so the people who did the study, it was a pretty significantly large study, they were not able to control ...

This show and other shows on fox that say, you know, unfortunately, i cant afford any more medicaid patients. i cant, basically -- i cant give the patients i have treatment. i cant send them to get an mri. and equally important all these people who think they may have coverage today when they go and have big, big deductibles, all of a sudden they may think theyre getting cheaper insurance, but the deductible portion they have to pay is enormous. we did nothing in this bill to reduce the cost of ...

Buying auto insurance. >> reporter: and that is one of the reasons that a group of centrist democrats in the senate are breaking with the administration to propose some legislative fixes to obamacare. they are basically reading the tea leaves. a recent fox news poll just released last night shows 56% of americans are still opposed to obamacare, only 40% in favor of it. jon: so theyve trotted out this new proposal. whats in it? >> reporter: yeah. basically, you know, obamacare has three different...

Elise veibeck is a staff writer for "the hill." she keeps very close tabs on the progress of obamacare and joins us now. six million people, are you surpriseed? >> a little bit, i am. frankly last fall when all the problems were happening with website, very few people thought they could make it to four million. now we see they made it to six, which they downgraded to their new goal of six million. i think its a major achievement for the obama administration. i think the white house is really rid...