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Counting those people in the overall enrollment pool, people who are actually signing up. but doesn't mean they're actually enrolled. again, enrollment ends once you play the monthly premium. so you select your plan. they're spore -- they're supposed to inform the insurance company and they bill. so it's between the consumer and the insurance company to make the payment. >> here's what worries me. a lot of administrative hands. you have aetna and the government and the exchanges, that's a description for disaster. >> it is. we're hearing you need to have paid your premium by december 15th in o...

The math doesn't add up and you're a bright guy but i'm not the sharpest tool in the shed but i can do basic math. now we have a law that is puttinger and out -- sputtering and is it of control. is wall street saying this isn't a problem or actually happy that it is? >> wall street eventually is going toy sacker this is going to prove once and for all that these big giant government programs don't work. we saw it with fannie mae and freddie mac, amtrak, problems we just about eave enterprise, but we kept getting bigger and bigger as a government, whether at it the nsa or now this healthcare pl...

In this conversation, and over in afghanistan asked him if he would consider running for president and saying that ales would support or rupert murdoch would support, not sure who, apparently according to this tape, petraeus clearly said no and said he wasn't interested in all of these conversations. woodward reached out, of course, to roger ales and he said it was kind of a joke, a wise -- way i have to quote him in the woodward piece. what do you make of him? >> a lot of great woodward stories, as many questions begged as there are answers like who recorded it, who thought it was in their in...

Entitlement cuts. president obama seems to be indicating balance means getting more from the wealthy and likely to mean raising rates. as he said today and prior to today, the math doesn't add up if you simply close loopholes, cap deductions, do those sorts of things. we're sort of where we always have been. it's where we have been for several years at least when it relates to congress and the president simply not being able to resolve what are fundamental differences. we talked about this before the election, andrea. the election was supposed to tell us something about what the american publi...

Price around the world for freedom. we shed our blood. we pay the financial burden. people have been injured for the cause of human liberty, human dignity, human rights. and why don't they teach that? they could talk about america's strengths and weaknesses? no country is perfect. we're not perfect. but we do have a pretty good history of righting wrongs, correcting injustices. doesn't this seem off? shouldn't we be teaching real history? >> this is one professor and one syllabus, so we can't say it's illustrative of the entire butler university. i went to baylor university, and we had the rev...