that number also up from july. bill: as carl said, donald trump is expected at today s rally. here is what he had to say about this last night with bill o reilly. if i win, i will tell you something, a lot of different things will be happening in this country. you won t see deals like that. even that deal, i will make the much, much better. i will renegotiate that deal and i will make it, that is what i do. that is what i do in life. i will make that deal much better for this country. that deal is a disgrace. it should have never been allowed and how bam got away with it is beyond anybody s comprehension. martha: still made, hillary clinton supporting iran deal. she is speaking this morning in washington. she said she essentially paved the way for these talks talking about uranium enrichment which are rainians early on as her tenure as secretary of state. john barosso has thoughts on that. a member of the foreign relations committee as well.
something he has said time and time again. you know, stop fighting old battles. i thought it was curious. they sent us here to repair our economy and what did he spend most of his first term doing? writing and trying to enact the affordable care act. yeah. no, that s right. they didn t move immigration. they had control of the house and senate and white house and that is big priority for the white house now. but it was all about moving the affordable care act which barely got to his desk and the president, i think he is tapping into, there are, people are tired of this debate but at the same time it is a raging debate. it will be moving into 2016. democrats who run for president are going to be asked about it and good aspects of the law and as well as its flaws. look for hillary clinton i think to propose, you know, some fixes to it because this, this is the law but at the same time, there have been many changes to this law, some republicans say that the president wasn t allowed to d
from the administration. they say the mix of young and old enrollees is good but they re not specific what that is. 80% of the people paid their premiums though the administration is not releasing precise numbers on that either. wyoming republican senator john barosso is skeptical. i think they re cooking the books on this. people want to know the answer as to that. once all this is said and done what kind of insurance will those people actually have? will they be able to keep the doctor they want? how much more will it cost them. reporter: centers for medicare & medicaid services which administers the website said it wasn t a surge in volume over the weekend that caused problems. but with time running out traffic went up tomillion users a day. the software managers found a bug during regular maintenance time and took longer than anticipated to fix it but that was not only problem. for a while the website told people they had another 16 days to enroll. that was wrong.
pointed to harm already they believe russia has suffered, the stock market dropping, ruble falling in relation to the u.s. dollar. i think they wanted to preempt criticism for people that are saying, is this enough? russia doesn t really seem to care. they made clear this sends a message that real action is being taken. they believe it does impose a cost on russia. and that this action will continue and grow in its severity as russia continues. all right, michelle kosinski, stand by. i appreciate that. joining me now, senator john barosso. welcome, sir. thank you, carol. you just visited ukraine and a delegation of bipartisan senators led by john mccain. do you think these sanctions go far enough? it is a good first step, carol. vladimir putin only respects
military. yanukovich, the former president, has weakened the military to the point the prime minister says, we don t have anything that runs, shoots or flies. they will need specific help in rebuilding and we should be part of that solution. senator, thanks so much for being with me. i appreciate it. thanks for having me.