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That all it can do is involve itself with the screw-ups of the rollout? now, that's news. there's no doubt it's front-page news, but there needs to be, it seems to me, some context. one party's trying something, the other party's not. and yet, the other party gets quoted as if they're somehow referees in a game in which, well, they're actually playing in the game. they're not. they are not competing to provide a better health care plan. what are they? i don't know what they are, but they're standing on the sidelines chuckling, enjoying every mishap without any requirement on their part to say,...

Americans were apathetic to that but now because healthcare effects them directly, the situation is changing. it's no longer satisfactory for mr. obama to say is he going to get to the bottom of things because, number one, he never does. and, number two, there just too many screw ups. the administration had three and a half years to roll out the affordable healthcare law. and it spent close to a billion taxpayer dollars preparing for the rollout. yet, there is mass chaos. finally, throughout history, people have gotten the government they deserve. i'm not going to say anything more. and that's...

We had screw-ups. everything in the end will be fine? can she even come close to saying that. >> well she is going to say it, whether or not she is credible. look, when you become a parody on "saturday night live", it is awful hard to recover. even more devastating that on that is what the american people think they have heard about this website and what they have heard about this rollout and this implementation and none of it is good. again nobody appears they're in charge. the white house is not taking responsibility. they're saying, go talk to hhs. this is all over at the department of heal...

Coming up, we'll test the hypothesis that it's only government that faces no accountability for big-time screw ups by taking a look at everyone's favorite megabank. we begin in missouri where we say thank you to a man with a familiar name. >> look at this pile of littered synthetic drug wrappers we found near the location of one of the raids. this is big business. >> that's chris hayes, an investigative reporter. >> demanded we leave the property, a sign on the front door of one of our stores says it all, no media or reporters. especially chris hastes. >> another thing about chris hayes is t...

Website would be flawless, it would be great, it is a total catastrophe. >> if we handed it to you and said you have three months to get it done, you would do it. >> they had a lot more than three months. >> and they couldn't have more screw-ups. you say it is the ultimate weapon, unfortunately, republican's past has shown me they don't have a back bone. i actually think the biggest fear was the government shutdown, and lo and behold it happened, and the government didn't fall apart. if they allow the president to bully them and intimidate them, i think we'll set a precedence that is dangerous...