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Care. here with us now health policy reporter for "usa today" kelly kennedy who sploerd the major tech hurdles for healthercare.gov. she writes in part the federal health care exchange was built using ten year technology that may require constant fixes and updates for the next six months and eventual overhaul of the entire system technology experts told u.s. today the application could be fundamentally flawed said the president of cd networks a content delivery network. they will be using 1990s technology. >> kelly, from your research and this incredible piece, is it fixable? >> that's up for ...

Talk about front end problems. not server back end problem. high demand so popular obamacare that they're flocking to it. he debunks the line that administration, that popularity of obamacare is causing flaws. no, it is front end problems, actual architecture. you can't sign in easily. and when you do you can't log in. you can't anonymously surf. when you find a plan it is difficult to choose one because of these flaws. this is reason to delay it for a year until they fix. >> tony, let me ask you a question here, pal. you're in politics. when you have the other side on heels like you did with ...

Delay the man date for individuals for a year and at least we know the system through which they have to enroll can work. you can see a lot of administration people putting out because volume is so great. yeah, that would slow down the server. that is a back end problem and this is front end problem. >> do you think that this president or senate democrats would even consider delaying that individual man date by a year. >> i am sorry. i tell you, i think at some point they may be compelled to do it. they may and that is the enrollment period. it is too far gone. and the wheels are in motion and...

Down-played. it's a back-end problem. makes it sound like a runningback with a sprained gluteus maximus. this is the essence of the system. the health care.gov, the signup, communicates with the insurer. right now what that document was saying in alarming tones, because the back end wasn't constructed, there's no way too communicate accurate or any information about who the person is and if that person is insured. you have a system as complicated as this, millions of people with millions of defective or nonexistent ids at hospital. you have a train wreck coming. it's going to come out slowly, ...