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Israel say common sense, you know, delays, things like that. if it -- this is going to happen. you know? we know it's going to happen in some form or another. the question is when. >> yeah, you know, i mean, for -- even for democrats to be denying that there have not been problems, we just come up as totally disingenuous and people hate politicians that lie. so to deny any problems at all would just be ridiculous. like, you have to be acknowledging the problems and the president did. but what i also think is disingenuous is a lot of the republicans that are on this committee that are holding t...

Democrats who will be about solutions and reasonableness versus the kind of theatrics and harm you've seen from house republicans. >> let me ask a few things on health care. do you want the enrollment period extended beyond march 31st if the healthcare.gov isn't running smoothly by december 1st, say? >> look, i think we have to continue to make common sense accommodations and improvements, based on facts on the frounld. and so whatever we need to do in order to make sure this works, we ought to consider. as opposed to house republicans who have now announced they're going to have a series of h...

Gonzalez. democratic strategist, emily tissue us isman and jim garrity. let me start with you, nathan. i think the more interesting thing with this hearing today is going to be how house democrats treat these guys. we know what the agenda of the house republicans are on some of this stuff. but how will democratic frustration that's clearly starting to percolate, how is it going to express itself in some of these questions? >> i think it's definitely a fluid situation. i think you're starting to see more democrats, starting with senator shaheen, senator pryor, maybe talking a little bit more ab...

Think of that as sort of a half measure, if you will. and then there's house majority leader cantor, still pushing for his version of a dream act, although he has been very quiet about that bill's progress. right now, here's the problem for house republicans. it's hard to see how any of these different bills that i just described can get 218, if democrats continue to stay fairly unified on supporting the senate immigration bill. so perhaps the best way to view today's obama event is to look at it this way. he wants to keep the pressure oranges hope there is another window, maybe it's this year...

The affordable care act are testifying before the house energy and commerce committee. we're going to keep our eyes on the hearing, we're going to bring you any news as it happens. we'll let you know, particularly what fred upton and henry waxman, the ranking democrat, are saying to these folks. up next, we're talking takeover. did the shutdown showdown open the door for democrats to really compete for control in the house? in 2014? dccc chairman steve israel joins me next for how he thinks it can be done. and as lawmakers head to florida to pay their respects to the late congressman bill ...