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Fully implemented. 129 million. stu varney is with me now. 129 million will see some change and this estimate suggests that 18 to 50 million will literally lose their plans all together. >> the number keeps going up, doesn't it? remember, we started with 10 million, 93 million. now the grand total of 129 million people. that compounds the president's original deception. the source for the latest big number is christopher conover at duke. he studied what will happen when obama care is fully implemented. he came to the conclusion that 129 million people, two-thirds of the population will not be ...

129 million. stu varney is with me now. 129 million will see some change and this estimate suggests that 18 to 50 million will literally lose their plans all together. >> the number keeps going up, doesn't it? remember, we started with 10 million, 93 million. now the grand total of 129 million people. that compounds the president's original deception. the source for the latest big number is christopher conover at duke. he studied what will happen when obama care is fully implemented. he came to the conclusion that 129 million people, two-thirds of the population will not be able to keep their ...

0 in art ro in the new york post says good luck finding a doctor under obama care. new york and most states face a shortage of physicians already and won't have enough primary care m.d.s to serve millions of newly insured patients, data rereviewed by the post reveal. and a missed warning sign that team obama hoped you would never see. a four-page memo sent to the white house in 2010 from a trusted harvard professor named david cutler. he happened to be a seen kwor health care adviser to the president's campaign. he predicted the administration would be unsuccessful in implementing obama care. ...

0 to when everybody in government knew. >> you presume they knew. you accurately point out the fact that there was some evidence that perhaps someone should have known. >> in the record they knew. in the register they knew on page 34,455. >> right. how many people do you think read to page 34,485? here's the b problem with the law in my opinion. the law actually should have required insurance companies to make these grandfathered policies available. they said they can but not they must. if you and all the good folks pointing out the problems were sincere and genuine in concern for the uninsure...

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