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And if you're in a state that has its own exchange, it will give you the phone number for that state. but you basically can't do anything on that 800 number except feel slightly calmed by the voice you hear. >> i tried online an it's not a calming experience. i spent about two hours. i managed to get myself an account. that was hard enough because i couldn't remember who my maternal grandfather's first name was, which is seriously one of the security question was. >> but my government knows what my maternity grandfather's name was. >> also video game, shows the age limit they are trying to att...

5%. 5%. that's the new low congress hit in an approval poll today. of course, we all know that discuss in part politicians do one thing and say another. we stopped to honor a group of lawmakers who, out of this do-nothing congress did something meaningful and symbolic. as their republican colleagues whistled past the graveyard amid a government shutdown, eight democratic lawmakers of congress rallied and were ultimately arrested outside the capitol for cause they believe in. a cause they refused to let die. comprehensive immigration reform. and those are congressional mug shots that we choose ...

Let's get more republicans in congress and overturn it. they hurt their own case by deciding to make this shut down on the debt limit over a bill that the president is not going to overturn and it is overshadowed by the failures. >> it has. the other part of it still can't get my arms around, they knew for months that they wonder how. to not be prepared for it makes you think and it's not the entity and is somebody going to roll? your benefits in the white house, aren't you screaming at somebody in. >> all the glitches we heard about, you click on the tab for the security question and that sor...

It acceptable or does it invade your privacy. that's 62%. how do you strike the balance between the security question and the privacy question. >> it's a question we'll need to ask forever because the nature of telecommunications in the form of electronics has changed how we communicate. that is a question we are going to continue to ask and probe forever. that's why they need to be transparent to tell us how, when and why they are doing these things. bill: robert mueller said had we had this program in 2001 9/11 wouldn't have happened. do you agree with that. >> i'm not certain. bill: tom rid...

Lethal. these are men who have been in u.s. custody for years. if the u.s. government cannot make a case against them, they should be released and sent home. >> then the security question emerges. ian if they were not enemies of the state. after being detained in those types of circumstances, have we now created them as enemies of the state, and if so, then how do we manage the ethical problem of having, in fact, generate that had sense of them being enemies and yet it's our fault that we have done it and yet the fear of releasing them to a place like yemen. >> i can speak for my complaints. i...