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Doesn't have the same sort of h history or emotional response. >> suzanne, jeffrey, l.z., stand by. we're going to breakdown mark cuban's comments and what they mean. also, a failed security test shows how vulnerable america's missile nuclear sites might be right now. those little things still get you.
Maintenance on a daily basis. there is something fundamentally flawed when you have a site like this down for maintenance every single day and still doesn't work. october 1st was a big day. march 31st was the bigger day because that is when everything had to come together. people procrastinate and they should have anticipated excessive load that was going to be there. jenna: now that we've gotten through the enrollment period. i understand there is a little bit of pickup that can happen several weeks in certain states like oregon. folks have another 30 days to try to register online, we haven'...
Something as simple as replacing a credit card. this can be long term and very damaging to an individual. >> several experts said that would not put the personal information on healthcare.gov. not everybody was unanimous in terms of their criticism of the web site. one guy was more optimistic. >> anything from the white house on this today, mike? >> well, it's interesting because obama administration has been saying, no breaches, no hacks so far, and an expert testifying at another congressional hearing today said the web site actually recently passed a security test. >> independent security c...
House. we talked about this last week. target had to inform the customers there was a security breach. healthcare.gov doesn't have to. frankly, frightening to americans because healthcare.gov failed the security test twice. >> it is 2014 and like dejavu all over again. the issues are hanging out and more and more people signing o. let's talk about that. so the white house, i thought was part of the suggestion that 7 million people would need to be enrolled in the deadline in march to fund the whole thing and now they are walking back that number, why? >> because it is embarrassing and they wil...
Population are young people. they've watched this disaster. and they're saying i want to trust my health to these guys? i don't think so. >> and i'd add one item. the absence of tort reform in a bill that's 2,000 pages long is an absolute scandal. everybody understands that the reason we have the most expensive health care in the world is because we have an insane malpractice system, and this did absolutely nothing. and the reason is as howard dean admitted once, we didn't want to anger the trial lawyers. >> as far as we can tell there still has not been an end to end security test on this web...