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>> to health in a hand basket. nation, as you know, i, stephen colbert -- [ laughter ] -- have never cared for our president. the guy is so arrogant i'll bet he talks about himself in the third person. [ laughter ] we can scare them away by reminding them that last year's web site rollout was a little bump bumpy. remember the original healthcare.gov web site? i think that's where disney got the idea for "frozen." now, the new web site works and most young people can get covered for less than a hundred bucks. but how -- >> he did a pretty good job there. some good writers behind that one. thank...

Health reasons. >> four years and seven days since president obama signed the affordable care act into law. there are 6 million more people with stories like those americans who have signed up for insurance through the affordable care act exchanges ahead of tomorrow night's deadline, proving we've come a long way from glitches and snags in a very rocky website rollout. just this month, 70,000 people enrolled every day. and in a final weekend push, supporters held more than 500 grassroots events across the country. now, how did republicans mark this final month of sign-ups? you guessed it, with...

First payment. >> we screwed it up. zbh a website plagued by glitches is now improved but shifting deadlines and canceled policies have created more confusion. at this library in northern virginia saturday, that confusion still bringing people needing help enrolling. >> if you try to do it by your self and you sit down at the website and work through it, it can be a little bit difficult. >> this past week the website has seen a surge in traffic. nearly 900,000 visitors christmas eve alone. but it's still unclear whether insurance companies are getting reliable information. has this been the wo...

Certainly felt pressure and why you see president obama at all-time lows because of the nsa, because of the website rollout. so these two things, the president has to move past that if he wants to get his agenda in the second term. domenico, thank you so much. >> thanks, kristen. >> appreciate it. a new report shows several counties across the country lack affordable health care plans for those who make just a little too much to qualify for a sub dee. "usa today" looked at the health insurance exchange and it said major metro counties include new jerseyy's bergen county and philadelphia's co...

Temporary glitch. a temporary blip in the numbers. ultimately, you have a lot of people who are evaluating obamacare based on what they think of the president. and that's rooted in party identification. because they didn't have obamacare. we're not at that stage yet. so -- and health care is co complicated and the aca, but necessity s also complicated. so people are looking at it through the lens of who do i agree with more generally, and what am i nervous about. am i nervous about government takeover, am i nervous about not getting health care that's not going to be good enough for me. what's...