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Chance to stand up and address everyone trying to implement obamacare and fix the computer, with quote, unquote, tech surge. he can also explain too americans trying to register what the heck is going on? what do you expect him to say? what does he need to say? >> what he already is saying. which is, my bad. computer system is not working. but a failed computer system as we saw with twitter which also crashed in its inception and that is computer program which is about a company just about an interactive social media site, this is a health care plan. and the implementation, absolutely no quest...

People with insurance were trying to go there to see if they could get in. >> people are now able to apply. >> but a lot of people are also, especially people on the individual market, having their existing plans canceled right now on the assumption that they will be able to buy insurance on the exchange. so it's not just the -- >> let me bring lori into this. you're talking to your sources. surprisingly, they didn't go to silicon valley to get the best and brightest or whatever you want to call it. they went to canada. not that there's anything wrong with canada but there's pretty good softwa...

Good afternoon to you on this monday afternoon. we begin as washington shakes off its post shutdown days. and turns its focus on to the troubled rollout that spurred all that republican ire in the first place. a little website known as healthcare.gov. and today in the white house rose garden, the president voud to deal with the technological flaws that have made signing up so difficult for so many americans. >> there is no shoeiugar-coatin. the website is too slow, people have been getting stuck during the application process. nobody is madder than me about the fact that the website isn't work...

Website. in past experiences in massachusetts, for example, what you found was very few people enrolled in the first month. it wasn't till you got to a deadline that people did that. so we think that the schedule is okay as it is. and that's why we billed it to be six months. >> john cornyn, the senator from texas says you've already spent hundreds of millions of dollars getting this website off the ground albeit obviously the fragile state it's in right now. he wants to know how much the repairs, the tech surge, how much more will taxpayers have to spend for that? >> that's a question for hhs...

Bill: do you have much detail on the tech surge, who is it, where are they from and what are they doing? >> first i want to say this, bill, we should not in the media use the term glitch to describe all the problems they had with the computer systems at, at health care.org. these, the hindenburg was not a glitch. these are major problems. they're bringing in all of these new computer experts to solve a problem with a 600 million-dollar expenditure. the question the american people are asking, wait a minute, why didn't do you this in the first place? why did you adopt technology 10 to 12 years ...