with the enrollments like we ve said sever times over the last few months but one analyst said they are way behind. they only announced 1 million and they were at 900,000 and we don t see the rush we thought we would see. this doesn t include state sign-ups and it doesn t come close to covering 5 million canceled because they didn t cover all that obamacare requires. each of those plans could affect a couple or a family, meaning 10, 15 or 20 million people that had their coverage canceled and trying to replace it. so still a long way to go just to get back to even, harris. that is so interesting. if you do the numbers on that, all of the cancelation notices and 1.1 million people siping up signing up. the beginning of the year will bring us new information about how this thing will work. jim, i m curious and i told our viewers about the fact, moments ago, the types of income, if you
goals. in their latest plan to deal with cancelation notices, pushing some people into the junk plans the president has railed against, has caused chaos. continually changing the rules in this process is crea creating confusion for consumers and for businesses that are trying to implement this law and help people get the health care coverage they need and into the new market places. reporter: while republicans flatly charge he is abusing his executive power. this idea that he just continues to willie nilly change this, i would like to ask the president, are there any laws that you can t just unilaterally change because he just seems to make it up on the fly. reporter: fox has learned the president will do some travel in mid-january before the state of the union address to tout for the economy and push a hike for the minimum wage. presidents usually travel after the speech but the white house may need to show he needs to do
swearing, but going on the offensive and shifting the blame to republicans. but as charles pointed out you cannot make folks believe something by saying so. obama thinks he can repeal reality with rhetoric. he can campaign well. that is undeniable. he is one of the greatest in america history. his trouble is he has trouble g governing. it isn t going to work on people getting cancelation notices. we have our panel here to discuss this. welcome to you both. good morning. good to have you. jul julie, that is the big question, the president talked tough and said i will not repeal this in
georgia today. no democrats attended, and the witnesses were opposed to or worried about obama care and the impacts on then. wood daul from georgia. 9 o 0,000 ken conditioniatuckia kentuckians, nearly 400,000 georgians have received cancelation notices. just those four states, that s nearly two million americans who have already been affected by obama care s unnecessary
the washington gridlock. so this is not just about republicans versus democrats. this is about doing what is right for this institution to evolve and remain responsive to the needs our country has. and we have not been doing that. republicans warn the move will hurt bipartisanship and. and the myriad of problems plaguing the obama care rollout is the troubled launch, billions of cancelation notices going out in the mail. some democrats feel that the fallout could hurt them in the 2014 mid-term election. cnn s athena jones joins us from washington. what can you tell us about the plan to capitalize on the obama care mess? reporter: well part of this