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He made it clear today. >> given all the problems we've seen with people trying to enroll in this program, is the white house going to be delaying the mandate -- >> does the white house owe the country an apology for this particular problem. >> and "the washington post" disclosed the website crashed in a test a few days before the rollout. "the new york times" saying contractors believe the malfunctioning website could take weeks to fix. politico saying the white house appears to have a bunker mentality. this may amount to the press piling on and the outlook could change if the system is impro...

Hearing any possibility. >> no end game. >> the situation is very fluid. so anything could change within six hours or 12 hours, right? but i think it's pretty clear at this point that absent some new initiative from the president, this shutdown is going to go on for a while. we are in this for a while. >> last word? >> the president is -- there is a report out today that the president believes that is he going to reorders the power in washington between the branches with this exercise. >> break the fever as he says. we shall see. that's it for the panel. but we have three more panel segments. ...

Syria. >> bret: syrian president bashar assad sitting down for nunes for nearly an hour. a wide ranging interview. there is a lot of things to talk about and analyze in this interview. our thanks to greg palkot, dennis kucinich and the entire fox crew for their efforts in bringing this to us. let's bring in our special expanded panel tonight. steve hayes, senior wrirtd for "the weekly standard," fox news chief washington correspondent james rosen. juan williams, columnist with the hill and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. plus, another opportunity to make your voice heard on this pane...

Chance to participate in our upcoming panel segments. the pulse lets you talk back to the news in realtime here on friday nights. here's how. go to bing.com/politics on your computer or handheld device. 55% were on handheld devices. you select your political affiliation and gender. vote early and often. every five seconds if you would like. last week not 55, we had more than 400,000 votes in bing pulse. you can see how your reaction stacks up with other viewers around the country. it's a lot of fun. coming up, what the president is and is not saying about the carnage in syria. we'll discuss it...

Steve hayes, "weekly standard." rick klein, reporter for abc news. charles krauthammer. we should say the panel is starting earlier. we have a holiday greeting at the end. we'll have three panel segments. what about this and the impact of paul campaign in iowa? >> this is a problem. nasty stuff. this is nasty stuff. because it's indefensible, he hasn't made an argument of it. he hasn't said how it happens. >> bret: he disavowed the language and disavowed. >> takes a general moral responsibility for them but hasn't given specific answers to specific candidates that other front runners would be ...