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Political crisis for the administration. we're back with dan hetinger and wall street political diary editor jason riley and foreign affairs columnist brett stevens also joins us. jason, let's start by doing what we do best, which is going on the field of battle and shoot the wounded afterity been fought. assigning political blame here for what happens. why did this break down? >> well, there's a lot of blame going around here. but if you want to start with the president, we can start there. and the lack of trust that other people have in him. not only members of congress but the country. and ...

It. and now for the vast majority of work users, it's working. most importantly, how people can sign up. >> welcome to the journal editorial report. i'm paul gigot. that was president obama pitching the revamped healthcare.gov to millennial, a group crucial to the success. touting this week's relaunch, pointing to reports of rising enrollment numbers and regrouping to sell the controversial law to a still skeptical public. so is obama care on the road to recovery? let's ask "wall street journal" editorial board member joe raggo. deputy member dan hetinger. and kim strasle. has obama care turne...

>> they sent b-52s through that zone without inrm toiininformin chinese in advance. what is it that they are doing that is inadequate in your view of sending that message? >> they're very sort of precise, diplomatic terms of art and rhetoric that the administration ought to be using. one other thing they ought to be saying is we recognize the senkaku islands as sovereign japanese territory. we are treaty bound with japan. from 1960 to defend those islands. we will take steps, for inens s instance, having joint patrols around the senkaku islands to make it clear to the chinese how we view this ...

Transparent, that will be a sign things are better. i don't think that's going to happen. >> is the white house going to tough this out, march on, declir victory no matter what happened and just make sure that they can -- this will improve as it goes on? >> absolutely. i think that is indeed the plan to cram this down, push it through one way or another. until you get enough people on the subsidies, that will make it difficult to get them off. the problem with the strategy is a lot of people like the millennials or people losing their insurance are finding out that essentially obama care is a ...

Predecess predecessor? we're back with dan hetinger, anastasia o'grady joins the panel. the markets seem to be cheering the pick based on continuity, that she'll follow what bernanke's been doing. bond purchases, low interest rates. what do you think? >> think that's right. she's been around the fed for more than a decade. all of her work points to someone who's really focused on the unemployment issue. that's where she's -- in fact, she's written if there's a tradeoff between unemployment and inflation, we should let inflation go a little higher in order to solve unemployment. given the curre...