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Exchanges. that's going to be disconcerting. so, short-term, troubling. it may really be problematic for the 2014 midterm elections. long-term, the jury is still out and substance is going to ultimately determine whether this is a success or not. the most important thing of all is, does it keep costs down? that's what people care about more than anything else. there is some preliminary data, i want to stress preliminary, that costs have been kept down for a number of reasons. if obamacare is driving that, and costs continue to come in lower, that will be important. do the exchanges work, do he...

Lucky. if they stop at the breakout point. the critics of the agreement say three things. they say it is terrible because it really makes it impossible for the united states credibly to threaten an air attack. b, without that, the israelis certainly cannot do it by themselves; and, c, it throws us back on a policy of containment. i agree with the critics, except on one point. i think those are all excellent things. i think the worst thing we could possibly do is, a, for israel to attack, it would be the worst mistake in the history of the state of israel. for us to attack, that is to attack a ...

All democratic votes, i should add. i think it was better in its early phases on the energy and commerce committee, where i served on the health subcommittee, when it was bipartisan, and maybe in hindsight, it would have been better to put it in pieces, but i don't think this experiment is over. the rollout has been a mess. it is hopefully better today. but will matter is in six months or whatever the right time frame is, will there be enough people across the spectrum from sick to healthy in the exchanges to create a comparative market so the price of health care is affordable to those who ha...

Exchanges have never had health insurance before. so, you're not -- they're having a new choice here, which expands health care coverage for them. there are some people who had health insurance who are going into the exchanges and they face an option here, which is just like conservatives have been telling us for a long time, you should have options, and if you want more expensive care, you should pay for it yourself. that is the situation we get here. >> i get the point. i don't think there's any question if you're currently uninsured, you can get health insurance coverage you're better off. ...

All democratic votes, i should add. i think it was better in its early phases on the energy and commerce committee, where i served on the health subcommittee, when it was bipartisan, and maybe in hindsight, it would have been better to put it in pieces, but i don't think this experiment is over. the rollout has been a mess. it is hopefully better today. but will matter is in six months or whatever the right time frame is, will there be enough people across the spectrum from sick to healthy in the exchanges to create a comparative market so the price of health care is affordable to those who ha...