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>> sean: the declassification. he is suppressing wrongdoing by the fbi, the department of justice, and suppressing his own wrongdoing and sign off on the fisa warrant. do you agree with that characterization? i agree with gregg. i believe this was an attempt to literally set up president up. >> 100%, sean. there is overwhelming evidence, not just circumstantial anymore. we have seen it in writing, we have seen it with testimony. this was a white coup, silent coup. up bloodless coup. i think what is so concerning to me, how dangerous this has been to america, how dangerous it still is to the ad...

They regulate because the information coming in and out of facebook is moving at such a fast clip. certainly they'll want him to testify. it doesn't bode well for facebook he's blowing off the europeans and may say i'll send an underling. if it makes sense it makes sense. >> sandra: we'll have marsha blackburn because we want to get a sense from congress what they want to see happen. but technology got hit with facebook and that's part of the sell-off we saw last week. we'll keep watching the dow. what do you think? we're a couple minutes from the open? >> up 100 out of the gate. >> sandra: ok...

Massachusetts. how do we know? how do we know? virtually every resident in the commonwealth is insured today. >> so health care reform in this state was a success. that doesn't mean it was perfect right away. there were early problems to solve. as duval just said, enrollment was extremely slow. within a month, only about 100 people had signed up. 100. but then 2000 had signed up. and then a few more thousand after that. and by the end of the year, 36,000 people had signed up. and the community all came together. you even had the red sox helping people to get them covered. and pretty soon, the ...

There were early problems to solve. there were changes that had to be made. anybody here who was involved in it can tell you that. as deval just said, enrollment was extremely slow. within a month, only about 100 people had signed up. 100. but then 2,000 had signed up. ask then a few more thousand after that. and by the end of the year, 36,000 people had signed up. and the community all came together. you even had the red sox helping enlist people to get them covered. and pretty soon, the number of young uninsured people had plummeted. when recession struck. the financial security of health ca...

That doesn't mean it was perfect right away. there were early problems to solve. there were changes that had to be made. anybody here who was involved in it can tell you that. as deval just said, enrollment was extremely slow. within a month, only about 100 people had signed up. 100. but then 2000 had signed up. and then a few more thousand after that. and by the end of the year, 36,000 people had signed up. and the community all came together. you even had the red sox help enlist people to get them covered. and pretty soon the number of young uninsured people had plummeted. when recession str...