fortunately i can say i wasn t part of those conversations. i don t know what happened. it shouldn t have happened. i m not going to make excuses for it. you mentioned mary landrieu. she s on the record december 22, 2009 before they passed this thing. individual who is like their coverage will be able to keep their current plan. that s what everybody sean, that s what everybody was told. that s what everybody believed. maybe if they read the bill before they pass it we would be in a better position. 34,000 pages. just a little nighttime reading. mary landrieu was sandbagged as well as steve. steve and gene shaheen and mark pryor and kay hagan. they re in trouble, pat. what do you think? i think they ll move very expeditiously to kick this thing over for one year. they ought to. it s obvious it ought to be taken back to the shop. sounds like a cya, pat, where i come from. what if it happened in the nixon administration, pat? it did. well, we had problems of our own,
to coincide with the employer mandate? there are real b problems in this thing to get a fix at least on these things so this disaster does not occur in the next couple of months. i think, pat, it s time to fix it. if you can fix it with a mary landrieu fix, that s the fix i prefer. anything like 129 million people are going to lose their policies. of course you should suspend those things. i don t think we are at that point yet. i think frankly we need to give this thing time to work. a lot of people getting new policies one more question, steve. why would they do this deliberately go out and say you can keep your doctor. you can keep your insurance policy, period. i don t know, pat. they knew differently. you know, i cannot fortunately i can say i wasn t part of those conversations. i don t know what happened. it shouldn t have happened. i m not going to make excuses for it. you mentioned mary landrieu. she s on the record december 22,
citizens united is starting live by your laws.com this evening. we are really excited about this. being able to take it to the american people so they can rise up and say, look, enough is enough. congress, you can t pass a law that, by the way, is so bad and can t be rolled out in a competent way for everybody but themselves. that s just plain wrong. it s livebyyourlaws.com. right. i can t believe we have to sean, this should be the first rule of american democracy. what washington passes on america, it should have to live with in the same way to the same extent. a number of your colleagues are in trouble. red state, mary landrieu, mark begich and kay hagan. they are all in trouble. absolutely. so far all of them are resisting this common sense approach that the american people even mary landrieu? so far. we need a vote on the senate
2009 before they passed this thing. individual who is like their coverage will be able to keep their current plan. that s what everybody sean, that s what everybody was told. that s what everybody believed. maybe if they read the bill before they pass it we would be in a better position. 34,000 pages. just a little nighttime reading. mary landrieu was sandbagged as well as steve. steve and gene shaheen and mark pryor and kay hagan. they re in trouble, pat. what do you think? we ll be okay. i think they will move expeditiously to kick this thing over for a year. they ought to. it s obvious it ought to be taken back to the shop. sounds like a cya, pat, where i come from. what if it happened in the nixon administration, pat? it did. well, we had problems of our own, as you recall. that was my point. all right. thank you both. up next tonight on hannity straight ahead you have seen an extreme
that kentucky is supposed to be the success case they are all touting and ten times more people have lost their insurance in kentucky. the daily caller found quotes from all the red state democrats from mary landrieu to mark begich , gene shaheen, kay pryor all saying if you like your plan you can keep your plan. do you think it plays a part in 2014? absolutely. here is the great irony. you remember the government shutdown we went through a month ago? the democrats refused to open up government because we wanted to delay the individual mandate one year because we all said it wouldn t work. they refused to do it and wouldn t open up the government. now half a dozen or more changed their mind and say we should delay the individual mandate. the president has already delayed it six weeks. my prediction is they need to delay it more. i don t think they can fix it in six months. two reports came out. one from cbs news, the other from the wall street journal. one white house insider war