how much risk do i have if i sign up? we don t know. but target had incredible security. and i just talked to one of the people you had on the air in the green room, he said they spent millions on security and there was no security provisions for health care gocare.go healthcare.gov, in fact the day it started there were 19 flashing warnings. rand paul, and what is stirring a big debate. and nasty weather hitting 35 states just in time for holiday travel, delays and cancellations. how much is this going to get? that s coming up next.
any communication or data transiting or storage on this information system. so when you sign up for obamacare, you are agreeing to that. does that exempt them for what you are talking about. this is added exemption for lawsuits. you are rolling the dice, it is that simple. what about the hhs, we were told that the hhs had some sort of requirement to inform you if your data is being stolen. again hhs. not on healthcare.gov. but what if you sign up directly and hhs is involved in that too? there is conflicting information on that. we do know if you sign up with a navigator, there is a problem because navigators don t have federal background checks, who will have all of your private information. in that area, you are more exposed than if you sign up on the website. let s put it this way.
but there is a lot going on in d.c. bring us up to speed on all of it. reporter: there certainly is. the white house is trying to down play this latest tweet, they said if you are in queue online at healthcare.gov today and trying to enroll, you get an extra day into christmas eve, meaning if you try to start the enrollment process tomorrow, you re not going to get in in time to get insurance on january 1st. they say it is just a tweak to let the people who are online today and there is a surge of traffic because people wait until the last minute and other people legitimately tried to go on a week ago or a month ago and couldn t get on. but republican frank upton said this is another last-minute change by the administration saying, while the holiday surprises have become commonplace, the latest extension is another dispointment for the most