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Embarrassing for the white house and for the de and human services. this was bungled badly. this is not a server problem, just too many people came to the website. this is a website architecture problem. i think it is -- again, its excruciatingly embarrassing. >> i dont think we should be making excuses. there should have been a better rollout and a better design. >> were going to do a challenge. im going to try and download every movie ever made, and youre going to try to sign up for obamacare....

Website. this is website architecture problem. i hope theyre working day and night to get it done. when they get it fix i hope they fire some people in charge. martha: wow. bring in bob beckel, former democratic campaign manager, co-host of "the five." tony sayegh, president of talk radio news service and fox news contributor. does that surprise you, bob? >> no. i suggest that he is right. i suggest bobby change his glasses. it is 2013. martha: advice from beckel this morning. >> you cant have s...

No irs which is already proving that they wont treat it confidentiality. >> it is not a glitch in terms of the rollout, but a breakdown having tried myself to get on yesterday. i feel sorry for "the new york times" research writer who spent 11 days trying to get on, and ended up with the blank screen. >> the architect of the website said in march that we will be lucky if this thing doesnt look like a third world experiment. >> and robert gibbs told msnbc today that it is excruciatingly embarrass...

Even a top advisor of president obama formally bashing the roll out. this is robert gibbs. >> this excruciatingly embarrassing for the white house and for the department of health and human services. this was bungled badly. this was not a server problem, just too many people came to the website. this is a website architecture problem. i hope theyre working day and night to get this done and when they get it fixed i hope they fire some people in charge. >> pat roberts says hhs secretary kathleen ...

Too many people came to the website. this is a website architecture problem. i think its excruciatingly embarrassing. its not fatal. there are still many weeks and days to go before the enrollment period closes at the end of march. i give credit to al hunt in his column today. i thought he had an interesting statistic. the massachusetts health care rollout, people came on average landfall 18 times to the marketplace website before they signed up for insurance. this is not itunes. i hear a great ...