>> joining me now, south carolina senator tim scott who was inside that room during the testimony. i mean, that takes your breath away. it is humiliating. >> unmitigated disaster. it was an awful, awful testimony from my perms. the fact of the matter is that the website should be the least of our concerns. we have to see health insurance coming up. we know that $400 million makes it synonymous with failure. one of my constituents had his information exposed. we could not get clarity on whether or not they would remove his information from the system. we tried over and over again. he tried and we were still left with no clear answers and she had no ability to guarantee during that testimony that our constituent would have his information removed from the system once they had already exposed him to other folks in north carolina. >> senator, there is an article in the atlantic with three guys who built the website better than this one that work with the

but even a 14% spike like in south carolina is making a lot of people unhappy. south carolina governor nikki haley joins us. good evening, governor. >> hi, greta, how are you? >> very well. so, governor, we are only four weeks and a day into the new obama care launch. how is it impacting your state? >> it's the disaster we always knew it would be. the manhattan institute said premiums would increase 14%. our director of insurance said we are looking at more like 70%. we are getting ready to see tens of thousands of people in south carolina get cancellation notices for their individual coverage and what we are seeing is exactly what we said was going to happen. premiums are going up. co-pays are going up. deductibles are going up. services are going down. this act is anything but affordable. >> so what are you going to do? >> you know, i think i'm going to do what we have always done. we have fought obama care in south carolina as much as we possibly could. >> we said no the ed state exchanges and medicaid expansion. what we are going to do is continue to talk to

here's south carolina congressman trey gowdy. >> i want to know why we were promise ad state-of-the-art website and we got an abacus and sun dial. can this thing be fixed in two months why didn't you have it up and running in three years prior to october 1st. >> president obama said to have been angry at being blind sided by the website's problems. the "new york times" quotes an unnamed aide as saying mr. obama told that person quote, if i had known we could have delayed the website. now there's concern here at the white house the president will be trapped by a daily unfolding bad news story like the deepwater horizon oil spill when republicans asked virtually every day is it fixed yet. bill clinton's former chief of staff leon panetta says the mistake was entrusting the health and human services bureaucracy. >> you cannot rely on the bureaucracies to do this kind of work. i mean, you know, they are good people, they are dedicated but very freeze warningly they are not the ones that really have the capability to, in fact, get this done. >> but he said he would bring the website out of t

oregon had very few people sign subpoenaed, in my state of south carolina, fewer than 600 people have been able to sign up. but 150,000 have received cancellation notices. >> well, i was looking at the math and trying to look at the justification, to see if there's some reason. under the old enrollment period this morning before it was extended it was 45 days, october 15th before election to december 7th. then when the extension today with the change, it's now november 15th to january 15th which is 60 days. that's more days. and what the obama administration says is that they're trying to make this a bigger enrollment period. the problem and why i find it rather suspicious, if they truly wanted to extend it they would have left the first date, october 15th and just moved the back date like they did today, then there would have been 90 days and they'd have a greater period of time. if indeed the whole point was to expand the enrollment period. >> exactly. what we call that down south is hogwash. there's no doubt what they're trying to do is avoid the results of the shift, the results o

a few weeks ago, south carolina attorney tom doogle shopped around at healthcare.gov but thought the plans were too expensive. so he went on with his life until friday, when a stranger named justin in north carolina called to say that his brand-new healthcare.gov eligibility notice contained personal information about tom and his wife. >> i didn't know if he was trying to phish for my personal information or if he really had my personal information. >> reporter: tom has tried calling, e-mailing and live chatting healthcare.gov. but so far, nobody has been able to fix this mix-up. >> there is no system for reporting a security breach. any bank or any other secure online system you can easily report potential security breaches. >> reporter: they explain, quote, we identified a piece of software code that needed to be fixed and that fix is now in place. >> health care is a very personal decision. the insurance you sign up for, you don't want other individuals necessarily knowing that there are security laws, privacy laws place to protect people. >> reporter: there's no telling how many

remember a in 2008 during the clinton-obama primary in south carolina, the word went out that bill clinton was a racist. a >> yeah. >> the obama people hands off. t we don't know who did it. all but they know exactly who did it. they've been using this as a political wedge for a long timeo how do we get beyond it?i it? really think you need a pern who is -- a leader that can be like a ronald reagan type and bring people together because we're not going to see it in the next three years. >> yeah. and it was the hillary campaign that had pushed the whole -- >> birth certificate issue. that's where it started, on democratic side. that's where you see some of the worst kinds of racism, but they hide it. if hillary clinton gets elected, are we all antiwoman? will that be the new thing? >> that will be the strategy. >> i have a point on oprah. let me ask. her, i'd love to ak her, if somebody like president obama was work in her company and had done something -- theeti equivalent of obamacare, do wee think for one second she would keep him employed, white, blacka or anything? the beauty of oprah

very strong in terms of social issues, iowa and south carolina, aren't the republicans going to force whoever -- if chris christie runs, isn't he going to be forced to the right? >> yes. i would think he'd start to the right but we need to pointing out there was a new nbc poll out that had christie up against hillary clinton and hillary nails him by 10%. just obliterates him so i can't imagine chris christie will be the ultimate choice here. i can't imagine they run anyone against hillary clinton too. your read said that liberal leaders think -- why would liberal leaders want to mess with that other than maybe just to say, look, she thought about it and then realized there was no beating hillary, so it's hillary. >> this is the problem when you use liberal so broad brush like that. there are certain liberals -- the biggest issue is income inequality among the fartherer left. they think hillary clinton getting all the money she gets from wall street and now getting $400,000 from goldman sachs for two speeches is like her husband tied into wall street and lost track of the income inequa

tune in today, and also, south carolina senator republican lindsey graham. you don't want to miss chris. >> in an hour and a half, 12:00 noon eastern time, we'll talk to a doctor who is also a congressman, about the health plan. >> meanwhile, this weekend, wicked weather has been tearing across our nation. we'll tell you about that coming up. at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises. female narrator: the mattress price wars are ending soon the mattress price wars are ending soon at sleep train. we've challenged the manufacturers to offer even lower prices. now it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing, plus free same-day delivery, setup, and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save. mattress price wars ends soon at slee

what bounced back at him were two letters that hhs had sent to people in south carolina talking about the eligibility, including personal information. so he just logged on and he got information that was private from other people. and he said, if this can happen to me, what's being done with my data? >> yeah. and i heard somebody in the administration say, well, we're unaware of anybody who's been hacked or had their identity stolen. >> well, this is just the beginning. it takes awhile to find out that you've been hacked. >> this fellow from north carolina has been trying to contact hhs for four days. >> right. >> can't get through, no response. of course they don't know who's been hacked. you can't reach them. they're probably in a back room fiddling with the website. >> right. you wouldn't go on this website, would you? >> "consumer reports," the nation's leading consumer magazine, says stay away. if they say it, it's good enough for me. >> you mentioned something in here last week when we were talking about this, that among the navigators, and these are the people who have been hir

a keeper at the river bank zoo in columbia, south carolina, going blow for blow with a boxing kangaroo. the man tries to fend off the aggressive action as it tries to crawl at him. finally the ugly, a parrot glider was enjoying his scenic experience until this happened. his tow line clipped by a plane traveling below. thankfully no one was injured in that incident. >> it is now one minute till the top of the hour. we have a little bit of time to talk about brew on responses. earlier in the show we told you about a controversial new law in new hampshire that would give first-time drunk driving offenders a break not suspending all of their driving privileges. >> we wanted to know should first-time drunk drivers be allowed to stay on the road and keep driving. >> debby says the drink and drive punishment needs to be harder. too many innocents are hurt because someone drinks too much. >> even if they get their license revoked they will still drive. at least with a breath monitor the car won't start if they have been drinking, keeping them off the road. >> ed westhoven says no way they will

right now it is selling insurance in georgia and south carolina and everybody is competing and prices are getting better. >> let me ask you. yes or no. in five years, will obama care have made health care better or worse. >> i honestly don't know. i would say no change. >> doctor, dr. boon is the only one that read the bill. and based on what i know it will make it worse. one thing i want to preserve. i love my patients and be a doctor. you have to maintain the doctor/patient relationship and i am not sure the bill will allow that. >> i read the bill and it took me 19 hours and it will crash the system and be the worst nightmare. and i feel like i love mi family and patients, i came here because i want to cope my patients. >> your patients are fortunate to have you. it breaks my heart that doctors are leaving the profession after all of the training and commitment and dedication not because of not loving medicine and patients, but because they can't make the business end of it work. if you think your doctor is getting rich you are wrong. i want your doctor to be wealthy, why? because

right now it is selling insurance in georgia and south carolina and everybody is competing and prices are getting better. >> let me ask you. yes or no. in five years, will obama care have made health care better or worse. >> i honestly don't know. i would say no change. >> doctor, dr. boon is the only one that read the bill. and based on what i know it will make it worse. one thing i want to preserve. i love my patients and be a doctor. you have to maintain the doctor/patient relationship and i am not sure the bill will allow that. >> i read the bill and it took me 19 hours and it will crash the system and be the worst nightmare. and i feel like i love mi family and patients, i came here because i want to cope my patients. >> your patients are fortunate to have you. it breaks my heart that doctors are leaving the profession after all of the training and commitment and dedication not because of not loving medicine and patients, but because they can't make the business end of it work. if you think your doctor is getting rich you are wrong. i want your doctor to be wealthy, why? because

right now it's selling insurance in georgia, south carolina, if everybody is competing i think the prices get better. >> let me ask each of you because our time is about done. in five years will obama care have made health care in this country better or worse? >> i don't know, i would say no change. >> dr. boone is the only one that i have met that has red the bill, but based on what i know, i think it will make it worse. i love being a doctor. i love my patients, you have to be able to maintain your doctor/patient relationship. >> i red the whole bill, it took me 19 hours, and it's going to crash the system. i'm absolutely certain of it and i love my patients and i left my family to come here to new york today because i want to keep my patients. >> i hope you get to your patients are fortunate. it breaks my heart that doctors are leaving the proinformation after all of the training. not because they don't love their patients, but they can't make the business end of it work. if you think a doctor is getting rich, he's not. but i want him to. i http://to be wealthy, why? i want them to be

what he found were two private letters to people in south carolina with all kinds of personal information. he contacted one of them who was a lawyer. that gentleman and the original guy who was trying to shop around both say they can get zero response from hhs. so congressman, i will start with you. are these issues on security going to be addressed? are they being addressed? how satisfied are you at this point? >> shannon, these are huge issues. a chairman of the select committee on house intelligence is a member of the energy and commerce committee with john and me among others, and that was his line of questioning for secretary sebelius last thursday morning. how about not just health care information, is that secure and financial information is that secure, but he being the chairman of the select committee on intelligence and safety of our american people really drilled her and she had no answer. i think this is something that people are not really thinking about. of course you go to health care .gov and the frustration and it is not just frustration, but it is downright dangerous. >>

the contractor who does the security effort for the marketplace, this incident in south carolina, we actually were made aware of it yesterday and implemented a software fix yesterday to fix that, that will be treated as a personal identification issue and we will do a complete follow-up on that to make sure. >> is that in your testimony this would be ongoing because we know cyber security is an ongoing challenge but i think it is very important to tell oblivious of the person in charge of security was to get with qssi and make sure they met compliance. tavenner: i will give them that feedback. >> secondly, as one who was an independent contractor for 33 years and had about 1000 independent contractors working for me, many of the people uninsured or lack of access to good insurance were independent contractors because thei the emr did not provide it to them. it unintended consequence yesterday i was with a group of them in atlanta speaking to them not about healt health care, bud three come up to me, had her own insurance as an independent contractor who had just received the cancella

now south carolina senator lindsey graham is looking to do the same at the federal level. that seems destined to spark a heated battle. >> graham introduced the ban on abortions after 20 weeks unless necessary to save the life of the mother. >> the question to us, should we remain silent as a society? or should we speak up? should we speak on behalf of these babies and my answer is yes. >> the murder trial and multiple convictions of philadelphia abortion doctor are renewing national debate about regulating late term abortions following shocking regulations about what was going on inside his clinic. a recent poll shows 55% of americans support a ban on abortions after the 20th week of pregnancy. a milestone at which pro life advocates says science proves unborn babies can feel pain. among women, that's at 60%. 13 weeks have bans. pro choice groups are sounding the alarm about the introduction of national equivalent calling the graham legislation a dangerous and extreme bill. an unconstitutional of women's rights. th >> coming to a decision right for us is really what's imp

there's a democrat governor candidate in south carolina who is not for that. we don't even know his name. people don't report on him. >> he's a candidate for governor. he's not -- the vice president of the united states -- the cheney family is a bit like the kennedys to the sense to the republicans, i think, they're a hugely important family. to families in the republican p party gay marriage -- >> you had your own brush with this? >> with gay marriage? >> not gay marriage. being gay. >> i had a brush with being gay? i actually am gay. >> you actually are gay. you are proudly gay. you are briefly a spokesperson for mitt romney's campaign last year. you decided to leave. there was a lot of pressure from the right side of your party. as somebody who lived through that, do you think the media tend to personalize these things? >> first of all, it's a bad question to kind of compare what liz is going through with what i'm going through. this is a media show. the media overly focused on republicans. they don't want republicans to be anything but in a box. i think th

right now it is selling insurance in georgia and south carolina and everybody is competing and prices are getting better. >> let me ask you. yes or no. in five years, will obama care have made health care better or worse. >> i honestly don't know. i would say no change. >> doctor, dr. boon is the only one that read the bill. and based on what i know it will make it worse. one thing i want to preserve. i love my patients and be a doctor. you have to maintain the doctor/patient relationship and i am not sure the bill will allow that. >> i read the bill and it took me 19 hours and it will crash the system and be the worst nightmare. and i feel like i love mi family and patients, i came here because i want to cope my patients. >> your patients are fortunate to have you. it breaks my heart that doctors are leaving the profession after all of the training and commitment and dedication not because of not loving medicine and patients, but because they can't make the business end of it work. if you think your doctor is getting rich you are wrong. i want your doctor to be wealthy, why? because

carolina department of revenue. it already issued an employee to hem improve monitoring practices. this is the latest irs audit to reveal a major lack of over site which is raising major concerns about the agency's ability to take on new responsibilities under the affordable care act which makes thas tax payer sensitive information. >>> still to come peens may be good for a lot more than honey. doctors say what they could help detect. >> stuck for a week in the storm drain. the amazing rescue that sounds like an episode of lassie. let's see what steve doocy has on "fox & friends." >> we are going to talk a little bit about how we have heard five percent of the country could be impacted and lose their insurance. that is small beer compared to the big numbers coming. better than 50/50 chance if you get your insurance through work you are going to lose it. talk about that and so much more. "fox & friends" starts 12 minutes from right now. yo, yo, yo. aflac. wow. [ under his breath ] that was horrible. pays you cash whe

we have an attorney from south carolina who joins us now. we saw your story and we understand you got a call from justin hadley. had you ever heard from justin hadley before and what did he say when he called you? >> i never had heard from a justin hadley or talked to him until i came home friday night and had a voice mail from him that said he logged on to the healthcare.gov website and downloaded some documents that were sent to him, and they happened to be the personal information of my wife and i. >> so this complete staerpbg leaves you -- this complete stranger leaves awe message telling you he has your personal information. what did you do then? did you report the incident? throw it away? >> my first inclination that maybe he was some guy trying to scam me or fish for more information. but he really was a nice guy trying to alert me to the problem. i did as anybody would do if my bank information or credit information had been compromised. i attempted to contact healthcare.gov and report the security breach but they have no system to e

does that translate in arizona, south carolina, alabama? i don't know. >> i don't think it translates state to state like that. i think this is kind of a sun neek swigs with christie. it will be interesting to see given the due mull to us nature. >> you can't live in a blue state. you can't separate out new jersey without talking about virginia. republicans have over 50 percent of the votes. >> for christie's future, political purity is great for your beiego but not great for elections. i like christie up against hillary she has the warmth of a tin toilet see. the more people that see christie will like him and the more people who like hilary will dislike him. >> it is getting weirder and weirder. a 40 point lead over joe lhoda. they old lead for mayor. >> this is amazing. only in new york can a guy that hung out with honeymoon in cuba do this well. de bl they have a massive drop in murders. this guy does not like new york tv. electing de blasio is like after getting cured of lung cancer taking up smoking. this is a bad day for new york cit

south carolina senator lindsay graham reiterating the pledge to block all nominees until they get word on the terrorist attack in benghazi. >> i shouldn't have to do this. i shouldn't have to make these kind of threats. they should provide in a responsible way those who lived in benghazi to be interviewed separate and apart from the obama administration to find out exactly what happened before, during and after. >> graham says despite several capitol pill hearings on the attack there are still too many unanswered questions. >> it is getting harder for americans to sin up for obama care. the web site going off-line this time for an extended nans period every night as programmers try to fix the bug filled marketplace this as the president is frantically trying to shift the chaos. >> kelly wright has the latest on all of this. >> good morning kelly. >> organizers had an obama care summit. he will be attending the ef of vent and speaking. ofa is putting a positive push on the issue saying there is a way to hear about the excitement of the obama care and the importa importance of the six mo

a train derailment in south carolina forges a change of travel plans for passengers. it was en route from new orleans to new york. bags went flying but none of the 218 people on board were hurt. >>> italian prosecutor arguing to reinstate a guilty verdict against american amanda knox in the 2007 murder of her roommate. knox and her ex-boyfriend were convicted in 2009 but an appeals court threw out that ruling two years ago. new york san advertising council debating whether to ban or recycle plastic foam food containers. restaurant owners say using different containers won't work as well and will cost more. the capitol christmas tree arrived this morning. a military family about to get the surprise of their lives. it's your good news story of the day. >> the charges suddenly dropped, her family considering other legal options. >> to be honest i'm very angry with the individuals i believe are responsible for my daughter's death. i know that having anger in my heart is not good but i am not perfect. test. te 37 test. test test. test. test. test. >>> welcome back, everyon

. >> given the fact that the first three states in iowa, new hampshire and south carolina two of which haare very strong in e it is of socialish oo yous, aren't the republicans going to force -- if chris christie runs won't he be forced to the right? >> we need to point out there was a new poll out that had christie against hillary clinton. i p can't image chris christie would be the choice here. i can't image they would run any one against hillary clinton. the lead said liberal leaders, why would liberal leaders want to mess with that or say look they thought about it. >> to broad brush like that there are certain liberals that hate the idea. the biggest issue is income and equality among the left. they think hillary clinton getting the money from wall street and 400,000 from goldman sachs is two speeches like her husband tied into wall street and lost track of economic equality. to use the analogy of barack obama he had a war going on then that was a real driving force when he took on clinton. she was for it he was against it. that brought out a lot of support. warren doesn't have th

carolina. >> his aids since he became executive director of the republican party. it is not a coincidence. >> he is going to have to get in bed. >> what? >> he is going to have to get in bed with the big money. they fell out of love a little bit and they need cuddle time. you heard it here first. >> i don't understand. >> got to step up to the cash if he wants to win. the cash is a little mad. >> i know the cash. >> oh. >> i think that right now we have a very good conservative. i have a problem with the whole 100 percent acu rating. what good is to have a totally conservative guy if he is an inarticulate weird doe. he is charming and he is funny. i would rather be right than win segment is going to destroy the republican party. i have been a conservative since 1987. >> i thought you were libertarian. >> what happened in 86 that made you switch? >> berkeley. berkeley. the point is the republican party has to move beyond the negative messaging of obama sucks. obama is not going to be there. you are going to have hillary clinton. she is going to be a powerful figure.

the latest from an attorney in south carolina who registered. he tennentered his personal information and a person in north carolina received the same information from healthcare.gov. >> no political ax to grind. i just want my information off of this web site. >> meantime there is going to be an effort in the house to move a bill that would in fact guarantee that if people like their health insurance they can keep it instead of creating a law based around the promises that the president repeatedly made. >> and was unable to keep apparently. doug luzader live for us this morning. thank you. >>> a mystery this morning in mississippi. a family of three vanishes after a car wreck. atera hill, her husband vlader resmith and their 7-year-old son zi jaden were last seen driving in their car friday. the suv was found overturned and burning in a ditch. a wallet and other belongings were found in a gas station dumpster. her daughter called after midnight on saturday saying she suddenly had to leave town for a couple of days. >> i said this late? this tim

for instance, his visit to the first in the south primary state to south carolina. senior national correspondent john roberts spent two days with the senator as he courted republicans there. for the fourth time this year, rand paul touched down in the palmetto state pushing that if republicans win back the white house, they have to broaden the base. >> we won't win until we look like the rest of america. brown, black, white, with tattoos, without tattoos, pony tails. >> he must appeal to social conservatives. to win the white house he needs the middle. >> part of my message could appeal to moderates. i think we shouldn't put people in prison for long period of times for possessing drugs. >> that was on the display at the military academy where paul tried to convince cadets and voters he's not their father. >> channelling the pentagon's chief, he says any investment must be the consent of congress. >> many people say president goes to war when he feels like. our founding father never wanted to give so much power to one person. >> paul's ongoing feud with chris christ

remember in 2000, during the clinton -- during the clinton/obama primary, in south carolina, the word went out that bill clinton was a racist. and the obama people, hands off, it's all right, we don't know who did it. but they know exactly who did it. how do we get beyond it? that's something i've been thinking about today. i really think you need a person who is going to -- a leader who can be like a ronald regular be type and bring people together. we're not going to see it in the next three years. >> it was the hillary campaign that pushed the whole -- >> birth certificate issue. that's where it started, on the democratic side. but they hide it. so if hillary clinton gets elected, then are we all anti-women or woman? is that going to be the -- >> that will be the strategy. >> i just have a point on oprah. let me ask oprah -- i'd love to ask her this question. if somebody like president obama was working at her company and had done something the equivalent of obama care at harpo, do we think for one second obama would keep him employed, white, black or anything? the beauty of oprah

south carolina. but i think as far as obamacare goes, all republicans of all stripes have lined up against this law and are pretty unified on it, and they're -- no matter who the nominee is, whether it's an establishment republican or tea party republican they're going to be banging the drum on this issue for next november. >> katy, at this time, the employer mandate kicks in, the one that was delayed and all the problems associated with that. so the that re-ignite all the anxious. >> and you had kathleen sebelius say the grandfather applies to employer plans and millions of mentales are losing insurance on the individual market and going to see more employers dumping them off into the obama car exchanges which at this point aren't working. >> just wondering whether that's has broader implications for and against big government or give people pause. i don't know how that works out in polls. i'm wondering how it works out with americans' view of this is too much. enough. >> well, certainly i think it

. >> what i found interesting here, that arizona, mop tap int south carolina have no laws at all about texting, talking on the cell phone, falling asleep or watching the nfl game. we have to protect people here. i can't understand why every state doesn't have -- and real tough penalties like $1,000 fine or something like that. >> at the maximum, alaska, for example, can fine up to $10,000. >> way to go alaska. >> on the low end, california with $20 a pop. >> second letter coming from samantha in new jersey. i'm mad as hell that being on the right in college is so digt. i cannot voice my opinion in class without my grades sufferinsuffe sufferi suffering. i had a professor who gave me a c. nothing i can do about the grade, but i between wridid wri article after the class was done. >> and this happened to me in college, too. liberal professor, majored in plit si plit si political science, as w. i talked about my concerns about society growing up on a welfare state, apity po anti-poverty prd they said it was not -- >> did you get punished? >> i got b-minus minus. >> if any college kids are

does that translate in arizona, south carolina, alabama? i don't know. >> what are your thoughts, quick? >> i don't think it translates state to state like that. i think this is a unique situation with christie. it will be interesting to see where the polls come out. >> quick thought, does a 40-point win in a blue state -- >> you can't separate new jersey without talking virginia. this is the first type republicans have gotten more than 50% of the vote since ' 8. >> for christie's future, political purity is is great for your ego but not great for elections. i think he has a great personality. up against hillary, she has the warmth of a tin toilet seat. the more people that see christie will like him. the more people that know hillary will dislike her. >> toic two of the new york city mayoral race where stuff's getting weirder. ultraprogresser bill de blasio has opened a lead over joe lhota. is new york so devoid of political options? >> this is amazing. but only in new york can a guy that, you know, hung out with sandra nistas, honeymooned

then to south carolina. they are so conservative they are off the map. >> i love them. >> he's got a rough road. >> he does. we should allow him to have an election night win before we start talking about 2016. i want to get greg's take on something. in colorado the voters are weighing tonight, there is a ballot initiative to approve a 25% tax on marijuana. one of the things you talked about and i learned from you about legalization of marijuana is it shouldn't be considered a revenue-razr. you shouldn't legalize it to raise money. a 25% tax is what they need in colorado. >> by the way i need my bong back. >> i'll get that down to you. >> i hate the argument for criminalization or legalization based on taxes. you have a sound argument to legalize drugs because a human being has a right to oblivion. he has a right to get out of his mind if he wants to, without hurting anybody else. it's about time we grow up when it comes to this stuff. saying we should legalize it because the government gets more money. that

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carolina. >> at his age he became the executive director of the new hampshire -- >> it is interesting. not a coincidence. what i think is he's going to have to get in bed. >> what? >> he's going to have to get in bed with the big money. they fell out of love with him a little bit. they need some cuddle time. that is the truth. you heard it here first. >> greg, i'm going to go -- >> i don't understand. >> got to succop to the cash if he wants to win. the cash is a little mad. >> happy. >> i know the cash. >> we have a very good conservative -- i have a problem with the whole 100% acu rating. what good is a totally good guy if he's an inarticulate weird owe. the good thing is i would rather be right than win segment is going to destroy the republican party. i've been a conservative since 19, i don't know, '87. >> i thought you were a libertarian. what happened in '86 to make you switch? >> berkeley. berkeley. no, can i finish? the point is, the republican party has to move beyond the negative messaging of obama sucks because obama's not going to be there. you're going to have hillary cl

carolina where conservatives dominate the process. >> you have to build a foundation. and the foundation is between now and 2014 and then in 2015, we can have a conversation about how we transition this country into a more red state type of a foundation at the national level. >> reporter: the outgoing chairman bobby jindal has called on the gop to stop being the, quote, stupid party. all say republicans in washington are part of the problem. >> we want americans to trust us with the keys to the car. we have to prove we're ready for it. it's not enough to say we disagree with the president. >> reporter: scott walker skipped the event to promote his book. two other governors are also eyeing white house bids. mike pence and john kasich who ran briefly for president himself in 2000 and has never really let go of the idea. rand paul of kentucky is an influential u.s. senator. i think they want someone outside of what's going on. someone like myself who has been promoting term limits. >> reporter: since 2010, the debate on the right has been between the tea party versus the

there is a democrat governor, candidate, in south carolina, who is not if that. we don't know his name. people do not report on that. >> he is a candidate for governor. >> the vice president of united states --. the cheney family is like the kennedys to the republicans, they are hugely important party, family to the republican party and gay marriage has been a huge issue in the last year or two. >> you had your own brush with this. >> with gay marriage? >> not gay marriage but being gay. >> i had a brush with being gay? >> i actually am gay. >> proudly gay. you were a foreign policy spoke for mitt romney. you decided to leave. there was pressure from the right. >> and the left. the liberal left. >> someone who lived through that do you think the media personalize these things? >> first of all, it is a bad question to compare what his is going through with what i am going through. this is a media show. the media overly focus on republicans. they do not want republicans to be anything but in a box. that is what is unfair. they do not do the same thing for democrats

then you go to south carolina which has three parties. you go got the evangelizes in the up country. traditional conservatives in the center part of the state and then a lot of people from the northeast and the midwest living along the coast your crossroads group, you raise a lot of money for republican candidates, right? >> right. >> are you going to stakeout territories early. >> not at this point we are focused on 2014. we will decide after 2014 about 2016 are you? you are going on the record tonight to predict that you think armageddon for obamacare is going to collapse next year? >> i'm not certain i say collapse but are there going to be huge continuing problems that make this a center point in the 2014 election? s you bet. mcclatchey came out with a study rules and regulations and what it implied for the number of people lose their coverage now approaching a million policies have been cancelled. that's a lot of people. not just a million people. multiple people on this policy. they are looking at 32 to 52 million policies being can

the south carolina man who decided to clean up the national mall when the government shut down. he picked up trash at the world war ii memorial and mowed the lawn at therein c lincoln memor. today he was rewarded with a chainsaw and a new riding lawn mower. thanks for watching. i'm megyn kelly. >>> welcome to "hannity." the train wreck got embarrassing. exactly how many people elected to participate in the program. and to put it bluntly, after three years of mismanagement and hundreds of millions of your tax dollars wasted, the results are just a disaster. let's look at the numbers. 106,000 americans have, quote, selected health plans since the disastrous rollout began. that doesn't mean 106,000 people have enrolled. actually far from it. the white house inflated the total by including those who

carolina. >> what the progressives will be doing in the lead-up to 2016 is making sure every democrat who runs from office takes a position on the issues elizabeth warren is championing. >> reporter: warren's wall street rhetoric has elevated her to a candidate much as people like ted cruz and rand paul have emerged by gop contenders by stirring things up on the right. clinton was the heavy favorite in '08. clinton insiders this time say they are taking nothing for grand will keep a close eye on warren. >>> meet the liberals who can't stand the green agenda. >>> plus president obama looks like he's turning his back on abraham lincoln. we'll explain. "the grapevine" is next. , you k. i got this. [thinking] is it that time? the son picks up the check? [thinking] i'm still working. he's retired. i hope he's saving. i hope he saved enough. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. whether you're just starting your 401(k) or you are ready for retirement, we'll help you get there. customer erin swenson ordebut

the last candidate, rudy giuliani, i believe, tried to ignore those conservative states like iowa and south carolina and go right to florida, didn't work very well. >> well, i want to get to the virginia governor's race before we get out of here. do you want to make any. do you think governor chris christie is well-positioned to start flying to des moines, iowa? >> he is. it's a caucus state, it's very, very conservative. and if anybody believes he didn't take the heat and hit the tea party is out of their minds. he's been making this point over and over again. he's going to try to do this without the tea party and i think he wants to do it. >> and libertarian. >> libertarian. we're going to get to that next because the other governor's race we thought was going to be more of a blowout turned out to come right down to the wire. it was in virginia. here's cuccinelli who at the end of the night lost the race. >> despite being outspent by an unprecedented $16 million, this race came down to the wire because of obama care. that message will go out across america tonight. >> so, eric, most peopl

in south carolina alone, student graduates from clemson university, 26, 27 years old. he is looking at a 64% increase in his rates. a young lady graduates from the gamecocks. she is looking at 20% to 30% increase in the rates from ju so now they are buying policies that they do not want. i'm not sure how you tell a young person who believes already that they are invincible that they have to buy a policy with coverages that they do not want. most often, young folks want catastrophic coverage. lower premium, during an accident they can can have the coverage they need at their disposal. now they're being sold an entire platinum package that they don't find necessary. this does not look like it's going to work to me at all. >> so what do you predict is going to happen? we have got to pay for this somehow. assuming it is not repealed, and i don't see it being repealed in the near future, at least the numbers on the hill don't contained -- indicate that a lot of the people signing up for it are people going on to medicaid. they are not going to be paying into it because of t

got veterans dying of cancer in south carolina 20. what are we doing about it? worrying about whether i wore lip gloss when i drove my truck. give me a break. women rn on active duty serving valuable roles. >> a number of women have died. >> died. >> total number of troops fallen in afghanistan 2276 many are women. women are dying not just in accidents but on patrols, they are on truck operating. >> they are putting their lives on the line every day. their appearance is not the issue. are they capable is the only issue. and that is a fair environment. when the administration is now pushing down that we have got to all become adroj news. what does that say about our military. do we really as americans kay yes i can't tell i have a female in the military. >> you have to look like men. you don't want to tempt men. you can't tempt men in those ads. >> oh my goodness, can't do that. >> we appreciate it, jesse, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> disturbing information on the knockout game attack random people and put video of the assaults online. that's the story and it