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know, complete pay. your thought about this? >> look, let me touch on the outrage that you touched on with senator scott, it is unbelievable that this administration let that happen and it is not an accident. the administration gave the signal under sequester to make things as difficult as possible for the public. the message went clearly out to the park service to make it as painful as possible. and so some consummate bureaucrat in the dod sees that he can misinterpret a law that was to make sure that what happened did not happen. and it all comes from messages, signals and body language from the president. and the president is responsible. now, to the towel incident,. >> greta: let me talk to you. >> democratic congressman. >> greta: let me talk to you for a second about that. >> go ahead. >> greta: you say misinterpret the law. on october 1st, if that's when they spotted the law, that's when they should have gone to the president.
>> greta: successful florida businessman says he has a remedy for the nation's healthcare crisis. harris rosen tells us he has found a way to provide healthcare for his employers avoiding obama care. griff jenkins hits the ground here in orlando. >> visitors can't help but notice the sprawling hotels and resorts found by harris rosen like this one behind me shingle creek. he not only created a hotel empire he also launched a self-funded insurance program for his more than 4,000 employees that he says has saved the company more than $200 million since the early 1990s. under rosen care. the average monthly premium for employees is $60 with a maximum deductible of $1,000. the company pays the rest. by comparison, under obama care in florida, the lowest a person would pay for a premium is $96 with a deductible of 40% of your healthcare costs. >> we have had our own
make and part of me doesn't want the affordable care act to go according to the time line set by congress. >> greta: congressman, always nice to see you. thank you, sir. >> you too. >> greta: the u.s. making a major announcement about egypt. former alaska governor sarah palin hitting the campaign trail and undercover cop landing on the wrong side of the law. get ready to speedway your way through the news. first the state department announcing the u.s. will withhold the delivery of military equipment and cash assistance to egypt's military backed government. the u.s. and future aid will depend on egypt's progress on democracy and human rights. now to west virginia. a man with an assault weapon opening fire at federal courthouse. security officers returning fire killing a suspect. is he reportedly a former police officer. no one else was seriously hurt. now to alaska. well, sort of. also to new jersey. former governor sarah palin planned to travel to new jersey this weekend. she will wane for steve lonegan. she will attend a tea party rally supporting him. road rage attack a short
great congressman wanted her several months and ago the irs said no you really want danny werfel they were too gentlemenly and allowed the irs to pick the witnesses instead of themselves. ultimately we knew we were going to get ms. ingram and we got her today. >> greta: you asked her whether there was legal authority by which the president himself can decide to enforce or not enforce certain provisions of the law. and i think if i am correct you are talking about obama care was passed by congress and then since then there have been waivers and exemptions which i assume is what you mean? >> yes, ma'am. >> why do you ask her that question? >> well, i'm asked that a lot. inmean, who says that the chief executive gets to pick 'and choose which laws? i mean, we are told all the time obama care is the law. get used to it. quit fighting it well, if it's that great, we are we turning off the employer mandate? why are we turning off certain waivers? why are there so many exemptions? why is the annual benefits provision being rewritten?
nypd to make cases here leads one to question, especially given the fact that bail requests on this case were $150,000 full namely secured bond in new york state is tantamount to over $300,000. >> i got an email during the break from retired police officer who reminded me because one of the arrestees is under cover detective reminded me that the police officer could do a dumb thing. there are so many every day thousands and thousands of police officers do very who are rok and courageous things. i don't want to have that sort of eclipsed by this discussion all the great officers out there. mitch hill, thank you. we will be watching. >> thank you, greta. talk to you soon. thank you. >> greta: the phone is ripping. only the "on the record" producers know is ho son the other line. going to be just as surprised as you. take this call together. it's greta. who is on the line? >> hem low? >> hello, who is this? >> greta? >> yes. >> dick cheney. >> greta: dick?
how are you? >> very well. what's your client saying happened? what's the story? >> well, you know we can't say that yet, greta. >> the latest update that i can give you is i believe that the district attorney's office is going to convene a grand jury beginning tomorrow. >> why is that that they brought your client into it? do you concede that he was on the site ois there some question now whether he was even there. >> i'm not going to concede that he was at the site because nothing formally has been released by the nypd or the district attorney's office. >> greta: looking at the videotape, what do you think is the most compelling for not your client specifically but, you know, for everybody else? is there some sort of global defense to this? >> i think the problem really is where did it begin? how did this all start in the video itself commences on the west side highway but doesn't give an indication to where it started or when this all commenced. and, as you know, all these clients, my client as well as the other people that were charged are being charged with gang assault. and as you have already
exempt organization that you oversaw? you are just not going to talk to me, are you? [no response] >> i don't think you can can get out this way. who ordered the targeting? who is responsible? if not you? i think you guys may be lost. why is it that you simply won't talk to us? why were you picked for the job in the first place? that's a question the people want to know because under your watch the tax exempt office the targeting began. now you are in charge of obama care. >> greta: committee remember congressman jay gowdy joins us. they got lost. >> i have been there before. i know what it is like to get lost in that building. >> greta: congressman jordan said it got five months to get her to testify. why did it take five months. >> congressman langford
the shutdown any worse, well, think again. last night we pointed out in my off the record commentary that the world war ii memorial is closed but the gym in the house of representatives is open. president obama has the authority to open the monument and speaker boehner has the authority to close the gym. whether either does exercise his authority to do the right thing now speaks very loudly, doesn't it? well, if you think that's bad, listen to this. >> they must not have been down to the gym lately there are hardly -- there is hardly anybody working down there. there is no towel service. >> no towels? >> no. so we are doing our own laundry down there. and we pay a fee to belong to the house gym. >> greta: anyone in washington using any common sense? former new hampshire governor john sununu thanks for expwroing -- joining us. good evening, governor, how are you? >> how are you, greta? >> greta: i'm doing well. that is brice bailey a democrat from iowa. they do pay some fee to the gym, members of the house but they don't fully support it it's not, you
that's what ameriprise financial does. that's what they can do with you. ameriprise financial. more within reach. >> greta: controversies on capitol hill. the irs targeting scandal and the obama care implementation. and today the government official at the center of both getting a grilling by the house oversight committee. >> my name is sarah hall ingran and i'm the director of the affordable care act under the enforcement part of the irs. >> finally she is here. we have been trying for five months to get ms. ingram in front of this committee. >> americans concerned about the irs and how they will handle this personal and private information have every reason to be concerned. >> here is the lady, as the chairman said is at the center of this storm of two of the biggest issues this