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To be required to have health care insurance or pay a fine, $695 or 2.5% of their income, whichever is greater. but if they simply can't afford it, then they can get subsidy, and they have specific criteria for who's going to qualify for subsidies. it has to do with how much you're making and how big your family is. >> one final question. my dad owns a small business that doesn't offer his six employees health care. how will health care reform affect his business structure? >> yeah, you know, there's a lot of incentives sort of for small businesses exactly in this category to provide health ca...

Holmes-norton, a congress woman that represents washington and the former acting administrators centers for medicare and medicaid in the obama administrati administration. two individuals that know the issues well. congress woman norton, when you look at this put aside whatever differences you and the president may have, on the best way to do health care in theory. in practice, what does this do to people and is he undermining the very pledges he made about having something to replace repeal? >> well, he's broken it there. so it's on his watch. he can no longer talk about obamacare. he's broke...

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Income rises, the act creates a disincentive for people to work relative to what would have been the case in the absence of that act. >> welcome to "the journal editorial report." i'm paul gigot. he is saying president obama's affordable care act is a disincentive for people to work adding fuel to republicans that obamacare will hurt the economy. here is the chairman of the council of economic advisors jason fuhrman. >> doesn't say "losing jobs." it says ftes. this might be somebody who used to work 60 hours because they needed health insurance and that was the only job that offered it. now th...

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