0 regarding its activities. department supported contractors did not store collective weapons at facilities in benghazi or transfer them to other parties. to be clear none of the weapons collected were ever transferred to syria. >> what you're saying is here's what we've done. if you want to find out what would happen, you got to talk to the cia. >> sources familiar with the neglect shags between the contractors and others say the hearing will be classified and a subpoena was not necessary. one of the contractors was so severely injured that the blood loss was life-threatening and he's had multiple surgeries. katherine, thank u this note, lindsey graham will join chris wallace for an interview on his push for answers from the white house. check local listings for the time and channel. this footnote. a pair of elite delta force operators who came to -- they've been nominated for medals. they were in libya on a separate mission when they received the call about that consulate being attacked. both men have been nominated for the distinguished service cross and a silver star. take a look at this new video. very touching moments as former senator bob dole and his wife honor some of our nation's heroes. the doles are welcoming the final group of honor flight veterans to the world war ii memorial today for the year. the honor flight network provides free flights to world war ii veterans to see the monuments dedicated for their service. i'm responsible for the debacle. hold me accountable. well, that's kathleen sebelius on the hot seat this week taking the fall for the website dubbed health care.gov on its rocky debut. the obama care website has been touted as a gateway to overhauling the nation's health care giving uninsured americans health coverage. but it's proving to be not so affordable. what's the fallout for the president at a time when americans feel betrayed or misled by his promises tied to obama care? his approval ratings, for example, are taking a big hit and some in the white house worry that there will be consequences for a president playing defense who repeatedly says he simply wasn't aware there would be problems that would ultimately lead to a disastrous rollout. joining us now, fox news host, governor mike huckabee, who is here to offer his perspective. governor, great to have you. let me ask you first, what we're seeing is a law designed to cover the uninsured. it's now booting far more people off their insurance plans than it can sign up. right now, on the nonfunctioning insurance exchanges. governor, the longer this goes on, what does this do to the president who can't distance himself from a law he set in motion and the cornerstone of his leadership agenda. >> he really can't, uma. the fact is, he can say i didn't know about these problems. well he should have known. frankly, i don't believe for a moment that he didn't know. no less than nbc indicated that the president knew three years ago that everything he was saying at the podium, if you like your health insurance you can keep it. he knew that wasn't true. if he had explained that more people would lose their insurance than would keep it and that this program will put more people on medicaid than on private insurance, this thing would never have passed. i think a lot of democrats are going to be scrambling for the exits between now and election time next year. >> governor, because many people are discovering that the rollout is plagued with dysfunction, having an adverse impact in their own immediate lives, can the president get away with simply saying that he didn't know about the potential problems with the rollout ahead of time? i know you say you don't believe he didn't know. as he continues to say that he didn't know or wasn't aware about these issues, what does it do to his credibility? because this is a kind of answer he's been giving about issues like the spying of foreign leaders and about benghazi. >> you know, he can say he didn't know anything about it. i'm sorry, this is his baby. i don't care how ugly the baby is, he's the one that has to nurse it. it's his. he owns it. his signature piece of legislation, the only significant legislation that he's passed in five years. and for him to act like he's completely bum fuzz willed that it didn't work. when everything that isn't working, people have told him. in fact, if he had been watching my show the past five years, he would have known that his health care plan would not work. >> he should have been watching. that's for sure. >> should have. >> let's talk about the credibility issue since to many people he's not offered up a convincing display of owning up to these mistakes. in boston, he didn't appear concerned and instead, he didn't even show -- instead of outward compassion to the folks who believed in his promises and are now being dropped from coverage, he's telling them to shop the website and be happy that the government knows what's best for you. >> you know, that's one of the most troubling things that's happened. rather than him say look, i'm sorry, we thought you would keep your health care but looks like we missed that one, that would be an honest assessment. i think he knew they wouldn't. but for him to say it's the bad apple insurance companies, no, it's not. it's the bad apple regulation that is took away people's choices. this is not just about health care anymore. it's about the liberty of americans to choose what kind of health care insurance that they want. here's the problem. this is like going to a restaurant and saying i'd like the $5 sandwich. i'm sorry. you can't have that. we've decided you're going to have the $25 entree special. you say well, number one, i don't want it. number two, i don't like the food and number three, i can't afford it. well, fine. that's not the issue. you can either have the $25 or you can have nothing. here's the problem. you've got people who are 35-year-old single males who have to have maternity coverage. i'm pretty sure a 35-year-old male isn't going to deliver a baby. people have who have to have insurance for children they don't have. it's about the unsustainable dysfunction of obama care itself. >> in terms of the political stakes at play right now, the fallout for democrats going forward in the 2014 election, how do you see that playing out? many of them are very concerned about what this is going to do to their close races that are taking place in many states across the country. >> my advice to republicans and this was months and months ago, even more so before the shutdown, was look, don't overplay your land hand. you don't have to. the democrats are dissem blg in front of our eyes. back off and let them do it. they have to go out and defend this between now and the elections of 2014. let them play defense. they deserve the right to be on the field by themselves playing defense with the ball they don't want to be holding. i think it's important to realize that this is not a good time to be a democrat running for reelection because every person in the democratic party who voted for this nightmare, it's like they voted to put everybody on the titanic and i'm sorry, there are not enough lifeboats to save everyone. >> it's interesting to note that a lot of the folks that were saying that we shouldn't delay obama care and things shouldn't be postponed during the government shutdown are now saying perhaps it should be delayed. they're seeing for themselves what's happened because of the ips of being prepared. what's coming up? >> we're going to have a great show. we've got doctors quitting medicine because they can't live under the rules of obama care at a time we need more doctors. we'll have fewer of them. the idea to keep your doctor, not if the doctor quits. we'll also talk to people who have really struggled, young people under the age of 35 and finding out what they've experienced trying to get to obama care and then we're having a couple of fun things. little river band will be with us. great music and tim conway. one of the all-time funniest people will also be with us. it will be worth watching. >> definitely. that's at 8:00 p.m. eastern. great to see you as always. thank you. >> always a pleasure, uma, thank you. we asked you on our facebook page to tell us your stories about how obama care is impacting your life. take a look. here are jerry sandusust a few compelling stories. larry says for example, he signed up online but he's running into major problems. i have two special needs children covered by the state. they won't cover my children or my wife unless they charge for our children but still won't cover them. here's another heart-wrenching story from kevin who writes, my brother-in-law has a rare blood clotting disorder and has to inject a blood thinner every day. he retired two years ago because his disorder causes him pain. his insurance premium is going to increase $700 a month because of the affordable care act. and get this, he's going to go -- have to go back to work to afford it. >> so we still want to hear from you. head to our facebook page. tweet us or send us an e-mail with your stories. we'll be reading those throughout the show as we share your experience. joining us now, congresswoman marcia blackburn who was among the key lawmakers grilling katherine sebelius this week in a dramatic hearing filled with fireworks. she joins us now. congresswoman, thank for joining us. >> good morning. happy to be with you. thank you, uma. >> it's been an unbelievable week of headlines and millions of americans and the rollout of obama care is far from being fixed. one huge concern is security. we learned in the hearings that there's been no real testing on protecting the security of private information on the site. can security concerns be corrected in time and do you think people will have any confidence in rolling on a site that has been misrepresented so far? >> well, the security concerns are right there in the very top. we're looking at what this cost and we're also looking at the data security, the privacy and the hipaa complaints. the site has already been hacked. those individuals who have been able to go in and register their informati information, that's been hacked. then you've got that information that is out there in the public arena. what we're seek to go do and what we've recommended is that they delay or suspend this until they can conduct the appropriate hipaa compliance audits and then bring the site back online once people know that their financial and health information is not going to be hacked and distributed for all the world to see. >> do you think people will have any confidence in knowing that security has been a concern from the get-go? >> well, and you're asking the right question. confidence in the website, in the program and in the rollout of this is certainly being compromised. i don't think individuals do have that confidence. uma, one of the things they are at the heart of this issue over trust and confidence is people are saying, look, if you cannot run a website, then how in the world will you be able to deliver health care. it also begs the question, what is going to happen once people do enroll in one of the president's health care law programs, then january 1, if they're going to the doctor or hospital, how are they going to find them in the system? if it has been hacked and if it is being manipulated by individuals who are not qualified to be inside that system, then you may be paying for something and get to the hospital or the doctor and not be found in that system. >> let me ask you very quickly. so far in your state, how many people have you discovered have actually been dropped from their insurance coverage? >> what we have known is that we've got somewhere 28,000 that have been dropped. and we don't know what the full total is of that. and we know that with the president's health care law, there have been about 200 enroll ees into that into our state. we're currently working to compile the data of what companies are dropping or terminating programs. we do necessity that the tennesseans that were involved in health savings accounts were like other states. i'm one of those that is -- i've had a health savings account. i have loved it. those are some of the products that won't be available on the marketplace going forward. >> congresswoman, i know that you're going to continue to keep close watch on what happens as this rollout continues. we appreciate you joining us and bringing us up to date. >> happy to be with you. >> thank you. absolutely. thank you so much. a school science project is stirring up controversy. why one parent says she's upset some kids are heading to a local brewery. they're dancing in the seats of boston. we'll take a look at the major league celebration with a new world series champions. stay with us. 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