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Those who like it the least most likely to vote. which begs this question. if the numbers go up and they say we didn't get to seven we got to six can they take a policy success and change the politics. >> it's tricky for the white house. they had a rough roll out for health care. this law is crucial to the president's legacy. officials want to celebrate this turned out at that lot better than they expected but hearing from democrats that 2014 particularly in the senate you might want to calm down don't put us in a position to choose defending a law we voted for and fighting the republicans. >>...

In congress are under 20%. so republicans are dealing with their own perception problems as well. i sat down with the house whip. republicans are going this spring and summer to offer some kind of alternative to show they are not just a party of opposition. that's a difficult task. inside there's a lot of tensions and disagreements on how they should move forward. john boehner will have some difficult questions about strategy. >> pell was the speaker when the program passed. she's trying to be speaker again. nobody thinks that will happen at least in this cycle. however she says democrats who ...

November? since obamacare turned four this week our puzzle this week use as birthday cake to explore the numbers. let's take a look. happy birthday to the president's hearth plan. view of the health care plan from 2012 when it was passed you do see a point here in early 2012 where it was more popular than unpopular. then we come fast forward to today and the patient is on life support. 53% disapprove of the health care law 41% approve. let's take a closer look at these numbers. african-americans like the program. hispanics are evenly split. look at this among white voters opposition is high al...

Administration plans to increase the number of people on medicaid by nine million and another seven million in private plans but medicaid patients already have access to few doctors so expanding that population and paying less for private insurance raises the prospect of rationing as too many people chase too few doctors. >> these networks are going to be jammed with people, far more than they're treating now. and i don't doubt we're going to have some problems with access to the doctors. there just aren't going to be enough of them. >> so analysts emphasize having health insurance doesn't nec...

Post" report says the white house delayed implementing some controversial rules before the 2012 election in order to lock in president obama's second term. we have reported for months that certain obamacare changes were withheld. now we're also learning there were other issues relating to energy and safety regulations, all held back. now, the white house says it's all a coincidence but sources who talked to "the washington post" say not so. joining us is the host of "special report." so this does go to obamacare, bret. there were elements of obamacare. who would be eligible for subsidies and t...