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So i do think that there were some subtle impacts. jack lew talked about that as well. he said that's still being studied, that we don't know what all -- or we don't have a complete picture just yet of the entire impact on the economy. certainly this month-to-month crisis situation that seems to exist here in washington is something that's not helping to restore economic confidence in an environment in which the economy is still struggling to get back on its feet. alex? >> okay. kristen, thank you so much from the white house. >> thanks. >> let's speak with democratic congressman adam schiff. ...

Going to be very expensive. bill: the other thing we talked about is the sticker shock many people have reported. this is the news journal in wilmington, delaware. one woman in the state has now enrolled? >> one. bill: and she -- they want 90,000 in delaware alone? that's what their expectation is? >> see, this is the problem, you know, these expectations are sky high, they're not coming in where people want. this woman is being charged $700 a month for her coverage, that's what her premium is under this plan. and as you know, delaware is not part of healthcare.gov, they're their own thing. so...

Veterans as political pawns in this medical game. >> by the way, we have breaking news, the senate has now adjourned until tomorrow at noon. there was some thought that harry reid might get the cloture passed tonight, he did not. probably past his bedtime. jobs have been lost, part-time jobs are increasing. the train wreck in terms of the inability to people to actually get on the website, nothing short of a disaster, $624 billion disaster. million, with an m, sorry. and most americans are against obama care. but yet, this is what we're getting. rammed down or throat, anyway, reaction. >> obam...

New york. wrouv rr been taking a closer look at this. how secure are these health insurance websites out there right now? >> this is something critics are going to be watching. before the exchanges went live, there was a report of a data breach with utah's data breach. that helped utah see the flaws and fix them in time. firstly, the health exchanges don't actually store sensitive information. it does collect private data, but it's transferred to a data cub. a courier between the fralsh exchanges. if a hacker breached into a website, they wouldn't have much. and the exchanges have hired people...

Others block all international traffic. there are mechanisms in place so that's important to remember. we did speak to a health security expert. she says that even though there are security measures in place, state exchanges might be more of a ripe target for hackers than a federal exchange. here's why? >> they haven't had as many resources to set these things up. there's not a lot of transparency about their privacy policies and the thing about skeert is you can't tell everybody what you have done to create the system or you have created vulnerabilities because you have essentially exposed al...