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Secretary kathleen sebelius offer good news -- >> no. >> because her answers didn't seem to. >> you heard what she had to say, anderson, no they do not have a plan, at least not one they are willing to talk about at this point. there are propels floating around they might extend perhaps some subsidies out there. but that can't be done administratively from what i hear from sources on capitol hill they need to pass legislation to expand and right now congress is in no mood to do that thing right now. as a matter of fact, around r son, there are other complications coming up for the website, whi...

Secretary kathleen sebelius offer good news -- >> no. >> because her answers didn't seem to. >> you heard what she had to say, anderson, no they do not have a plan, at least not one they are willing to talk about at this point. there are propels floating around they might extend perhaps some subsidies out there. but that can't be done administratively from what i hear from sources on capitol hill they need to pass legislation to expand and right now congress is in no mood to do that thing right now. as a matter of fact, anderson, there are other complications coming up for the website, which i...

Lenders. some of the things he can do on his own administratively like cracking down on wrongful foreclosures. >> i really think it is important to focus on the issue of income inequality. i really think we should be talking about housing recovery, talking about minimum wage, think these are all really important issues. that said, howard, the aca is rolling out in like t-minus however many days, 50, 60. my math is terrible. you can do the math. >> i can't actually. >> part of me is wondering, you know, is there a sort of sly nod to the fact that jan brewer has expanded medicaid. account presid...

2009 that carbon dioxide should be and could be regulated as a pollutant. in other words, as early as his the beginning of his first administration, this president could have moved administratively, aggressively to clamp down on existing power plants. many of which are belching huge amount of the carbon dioxide that results in the warming of temperatures, you're talking about. he didn't do it then, but he did do it today. at least he initiated the process today which he didn't want to do, frankly, before ohio voted in 2012. >> let's take a look at mitt romney. i don't want to call anybody a pi...

2009 that carbon dioxide should be and could be regulated as a pollutant. in other words, as early as his the beginning of his first administration, this president could have moved administratively, aggressively to clamp down on existing power plants. many of which are belching huge amount of the carbon dioxide that results in the warming of temperatures, you're talking about. he didn't do it then, but he did do it today. at least he initiated the process today which he didn't want to do, frankly, before ohio voted in 2012. >> let's take a look at mitt romney. i don't want to call anybody a pi...