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Reaction from "the washington examiner" and it fox news contributor byron george. fox news medical correspondent dr. marc siegel and from the hill joe concha. i didn't hear much push back by the mainstream media when some of those outrageous claims were being made. i was waiting on rachel maddow to push back but she didn't. >> i didn't hear one obamacare. when i lost the three evening newscasts last night and i watched them all in all of their packages they left out half the story. what's half the story? deductibles going through the roof. premiums going through the roof. insurance companies o...

Million of sulfur. it has been reduced to 30 parts, 90%, and now they are trying to go down to 10% and there are questions about the health benefits at all, but there are a lot of cost problems. it isn't on new car makers as much as gas refineries. it will cost them a lot more to get it down after reducing by 90%. >> it comes down to decide whether the health benefits, and everybody likes that, but it is a question of whether or not it would do that it to a measurable affect and whether it is worse it in terms of increased prices >> the obama administration is saying it would cut hospital

It's not news that he's full of it. i just thought that at least you can't make something up out of whole cloth. you have to have fact to base even a bias story around and this one didn't even have that. >> they might argue that this is true to experience of these people. you reach some of them and explain facts and one was concerned about affects for small businesses. he had only four employees. what was discrepancy between what he talked about and what you found to be the case. >> he had to keep employees on part-time status because full time he would have run into cost problems and obama ca...

Laureates, more patents emanating than any other state in the nation. start building off that and reconcile these cost problems which are legit. our taxes are high. they're not competitive in this environment. we had to raise them because of the acuity of an economic crisis. we now have an operating balance budget for the first time in a decade. california's beginning to click back. do not count us out. >> right. you know, though, gavin, though, you have always been straightforward and i've always respected you a great deal. you're a progressive politician, but you understand what it takes to ...

Will go into providing them insurance, and it's not only that the premiums will go down, these people who hitherto didn'ç have insurance, will now be able to get preventive tests, so maybe the number of services they need will go down. >> when you explain it like a physician, you are, of public policy, sounds so simple. why does this darn bill have to be as fat as an old sears-roebuck catalog? most people don't like that. they don't like why it's so big and complicated if it's as simple as you just said. >> two facts, the decision today, 199 pages, just deciding the issue of the bill. so talk...