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Crowley takes us through the top ten political moments of 2013. >> reporter: it was the year of living angrily. >> sit down and shut up. >> do you stand for your country or do you want to take it down? >> this place is a mess. >> i resoundingly reject that allegation. >> reporter: white hot rhetoric. icy cold relationships. that said, 2013 started as inaugural years often do, nicely enough. >> my fellow americans, we are made for this moment and we will seize it. >> reporter: he was a popular president with an ambitious agenda, revamping the tax code, reforming schools, better job training and...

>> but today the president made a case for young people. >> there was a time when i was a young invincible. after five years in this office, people don't call me that any more. i do remember what it's like being 27 or 28. and aside from the occasional basketball injury, you know, most of the time, i kind of felt like i had nothing to worry about. of course, that's what most people think, until they have something to worry about. but at that point, oftentimes, it's too late. >> now karen, young adults, young adults are the key to making this law work. is this battle really about them? >> well, ...

Already pay for these young invincible who's don't carry health insurance and then crash into a treex we're already paying in the most bass ackward way we can. once you get universal coverage, that's hoyt works. as you keep point, the better it is. >> paul, let me ask you, the headlines that came out today and what's happening to the president are pretty grim. the new york times, health care laws, rollout stumbles, draw parallels to bush's hurricane response. the katna response, health law shakes the presidency. the "washington post." obama care's troubling fix. fix put in quotes. is it possib...

They cannot price. they don't know what will be covered. what won't be covered. will there be mandatory coverages of this or that? they don't know. therefore, they're pulling out of the markets, as one would expect them to do. all of that because of the chaos that's been caused by the legislation and by the trump administration. >> is there incentive for the young, for the presumably more healthy, to invest in their health insurance here? because it's my understanding the senate bill doesn't have anything that penalized them for not. >> precisely correct. there is some sort of a penalty, but y...

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