President obama s ideas are deeply flawed, and the implementation of this law has been a national embarrassment. let me be plain. the law that carries the president s name is the hallmark of a reckless federal government that has lost its way. ken kaoufp nelly cucenelli vowing to continue the effort to overturn obamacare in the republican weekly address. it is time for brit hume, fox news senior political analyst. julie page who covers the white house. syndicated columnist and fox news contributor george will and charles lane of the washington post. there are two interesting developments on the obamacare front this weekend. the federal government website is down again for repairs. you can see what people saw during the middle of the
$100,000 payment. pentagon press secretary george little sent a release and it reads with congress no longer preventing dod from making payments to the families directly he s pleased that the dod will be able to fulfill its responsibilities. the administration said this could have been avoided if congress didn t shut down the government. the suffering and inconvenience could have been avoided and can be avoid in the future if the congress, the house would simply reopen the government. during the gop weekly address, however, the chairman of the house arms services committee said the house has been passing legislationing to restore funding to military families but programs nationwide putting an to end the steal mate that s captivated the country. it s about ensuring our troops in harm s way and their families are taken care of the same way they take care of us here at home. preserving the american dream.
Government. the real suffering as well as the inconvenience could have been avoided and can be avoid in the future if the congress, the house would simply reopen the government. during the gop weekly address, however, the chairman of the armed services committee says the house has been passing legislation to restore funding to not only to military families but programs nationwide, putting an to end the stalemate that captivated the country. it s about ensuring our troops in harm s way and their families are taken care of. the same way they take care of us here at home. preserving the american dream. that s what this is really about. reporter: the secretary chuck hagel saying this week he remains deeply concerned about the impact of the ongoing shutdown is having on democratic operations. back to you. thank you very much. right now a possible break in the search for a group of boys who went missing from a
Death benefits to the families of the fallen soldiers. this has taken pressure off of the military family group that has offered to pay the benefits including the $100,000 payment. the press expect the press secretary said it reads in part, with congress no longer providing the dod from the families directly he is pleased with the dod will be able to fulfill its responsibilities. the administration says it could have been avoided if congress didn t shutdown the government. the real suffering as well as the inconvenience could have been avoided and could have been avoided in the future if the house would simply reopen the government. during the gop weekly address, the chairman of the house armed services committee says the house has been passing legislation to restore funding to not only military families, but programs nationwide and putting an end to the stalemate that has captivated the country. and it is about ensuring that our troops in harm s way
Sponsored health plan and giving them a payment to buy their own coverage. this move was mentioned in the gop weekly address. the average family premium for people getting insurance at work is nearly $3,000 higher than it was when the president took office. and because of the many new government regulations in the law, many part-time workers are having their hours cut back and their pay reduced. despite the law s unpopularity by some, the partisan divide remains strong. some democratic lawmakers oppose the republican efforts to suffocate funds. they say it s time to move forward. president obama signed the affordable health care act. the bill was designed to address the two biggest problems of the american health care system, it s extraordinary cost and its lack of coverage, and to do so to a way that improves, not weaken, the quality of our
Worth? it does. but most investors want stock prices to go up. most people want the housing rally to continue. and they think, rightly or wrongly, they think that the way to do that is to keep on printing this money. keep interest rates low, the stock market high and housing in recovery. gretchen: what is he going to say at 2:00? is he coming out to give a speech, weekly address? answer questions. you will need an interpreter to figure out exactly what he says. everybody will be reading between the lines. does he mean this? he will never say january 1 of next year i quit printing money. he s never going to say that. so don t expect it. brian: nonverbal cues? twitching? steve: it was revealed yesterday at that hearing on capitol hill that apparently through one of the n.s.a. programs they were able to use some of the meta data for a plot to
Fiction on that. a wrap on obama s trip to the middle east. what he acokofrcomp accompli. 98 days since newtown and more than 2200 dead. now a branch of the nra is fighting the first gun law passed after that school shooting. let s start with our top political headlines this hour. late yesterday, caitlin hall began withdrew her nomination to a federal appeals court, handing a victory to republicans in the senate who twice blocked the president s pick for the key judicial post h president obama said in a statement, i am deeply disappointed that even after nearly two and a half years, a minority of senators continue to block a simple up or down vote on her nomination. the democratically led senate rejected paul ryan s budget this week and passed its own in the wee hours of the morning. today, republicans are fighting back. here is mike lee in the republican weekly address.
Definitely affect things. the feds project a sequester could shut down poultry and meat plants nationwide. a 5% budget cut will shorten visiting hours at national parks and make some areas completely off-limits to visitors. in his new weekly address, the president doubled down on blaming the sequester on republicans in congress. these cuts don t have to happen. congress can turn them off any time with just a little compromise. unfortunately, it appears that republicans in congress have appeared instead of compromising, instead of asking anything of the wealthiest americans, they would rather let cuts fall squarely on the middle class. john yarmuth joins us now. good to see you. good to see you, alex. six days to go. what do you think?
Fugitive excop christopher dorner killed himself with a single gunshot to the head. the sheriff reiterated at a news conference, deputies did not intentionally burn down the cabin. facebook says its computer system has been hacked. no user information has been stolen. it traces it back to a website visited by some employees. a tank holding radioactive liquid is leaking at the shuttered hanford nuclear site. there are no high radioactive levels at the washington site. and bus drivers have ended a month-lock strike without getting the job protection they were seeking. another fireball in the sky. in the upper right-hand corner. what folks saw in the bay area of california last night. an astronomer in oakland said it was unrelated to yesterday s passing asteroid and just a sporadic meteor. in his new weekly address
Republican senators to opposed his nomination last year and, the senator said this week until key structure changes are made to the bureau to ensure accountability and transparency, i will continue my opposition to any nominee for director. confirmation hearings for deputy national security advisor john brennan to become cia director and former nebraska senator chuck hagel to become defense secretary could be bumpy. but, both men have been making rounds on capitol hill trying to convince senators they are capable of filling critical national security posts for the next four years. arthel: peter doocy, thank you very much. rick: budget negotiation, the number one topic in the republican weekly address. south dakota senator john thune talking about the importance of getting finances under control and, the need to change the government s spending habits. washington is addicted to spending your money. over the past four years, our country has added nearly $6 trillion to the national