so go find a scandal. in the next year about seven million americans are expected to sign up for coverage in the new exchanges but not all the exchanges are expected to be fully ready tomorrow. wall street journal lists those in colorado and oregon as just two of them and also reports that software designed to calculate subsidies was only correct 2/3 of the time as recently as friday and this news comes as republicans continue to warn about this lost economic impact with one prominent senator hoping that public pressure leads to more support for delaying parts of obamacare. i think as time wears on, people become more and more frustrated with this. they weigh in with elected officials. there is hope and i think that s what we have to hope here, that the american people will be heard from. and so far, he thinks this law has only led to higher premiums and fewer jobs.
affects things is the debt ceiling needs to be raised by october 17. otherwise, we ll default on our debt and that could be an economic calamity globally and nobody wants that to happen. so what happens with this continuing resolution could lead into the debt ceiling and how those things play together could have an overall effect how this thing resolves. jon: the last big one lasted three weeks. that time length could incorporate the debt ceiling debate. it will be an interesting 12 hours coming up. thank you. jenna: in the meantime, it looks like obamacare online marketplace will be open for business tomorrow but the start of the long awaited insurance exchange is unlikely to kick off without a hitch. it s not operational yet and adding to the confusion, some say, is the fact that there will be even more insurance choices to select. some pointed out that as a good thing, though. and this morning we heard the
republicans who have wanted to wage the epic battle against obamacare regardless of the odds, letting this thing go into a shutdown even though they re blaming democrats for being inflexible and unwilling to compromise in this manner, it s a way they can prove to themselves and their constituents that they were willing to risk it all. and for democrats looking for an event to help them maintain control of the senate and have any chance of winning the house of representatives in 2014, they look at the polling on this and say this is the external event we need. we don t want the government to shut down. of course, that s what they re saying. but if it does, it s a fight we ll win and possibly benefit from. jon: do you see either side blinking? right now, no. and i believe that the prospects for a shutdown are highly likely. the question is how long does it last? what does each side do over the course of this week? and the one thing we have to be aware of, which i have not totally figur
irrational and unwilling to compromise. house speaker john boehner just blasting senate democrats for taking the weekend off, this after house republicans backed off an earlier bill that would have vetted new funding for the health care law. the house has done its bill. we passed a bill saturday night that would delay obamacare for one year and would eliminate permanently the medical device tax that is costing us tens of thousands of jobs that are being shipped overseas. senate decided not to work yesterday. well, my goodness. if there s such an emergency, where are they? jon: senior corps respond ens for the washington examiner, he has a good question. where is the senate, david? this is what the argument is going to be about. senate will convene today sometime in the afternoon. they re going to reject the obamacare related methods and
health and human services secretary say that even if the government does shut down tonight, those online marketplaces will go live tomorrow and that they re laid out like an easy to use shopping site. people can online, for the first time, look at plans side by side, figure out what is available, figure out what the premiums are and actually shop online the way you could buy a tv or pair of shoes. you ve nef, ever been able to do that in the insurance market. now the hashtag get covered is being spread by federal agencies and officials like valerie, the senior adviser to the president who also tweeted out a link to a brand new funny or die.com video based on the tv drama scandal where problems were solved with obamacare. company health care does not cover mammograms.