Currently working with a group of organization, crowd strike. along with our cyber attorney, they provided the fbi with everything they requested. we were still using our system. come on, now. bottom line, it is debbie wasserman schultz who made the decision. if you really think that if the intelligent service of a foreign government is breaking into your computers, you want to actual federal investigators to get to the bottom of it. you are saying she stopped it. no, she cooperated. she turned over everything. tucker, we were still running a party. we still had our mainframes being managed, being remediated. you could allow the fbi access. shannon: it went on from there. joining us now, townhall.com clinical editor guy benson. and isaac wright. good to see you both.
Currently working with a group of organization, crowd strike. along with our cyber attorney, they provided the fbi with everything they requested. we were still using our system. come on, now. bottom line, it is debbie wasserman schultz who made the decision. if you really think that if the intelligent service of a foreign government is breaking into your computers, you want to actual federal investigators to get to the bottom of it. you are saying she stopped it. no, she cooperated. she turned over everything. tucker, we were still running a party. we still had our mainframes being managed, being remediated. you could allow the fbi access. shannon: it went on from there. joining us now, townhall.com clinical editor guy benson. and isaac wright. good to see you both.
And then later that night in the middle of the may ratings period, the network reports it will air a two-hour primetime special on barbara walters which spans more than five decades of television. abc reports barbara walters is not leaving the view entirely. she will stay behind the scenes as executive producer of the talk show she invented. according to the network, she ll be a lifelong member of the abc news team making contributions as the news carpets. barbara walters, an icon. on this day in 1964, ibm revolutionized the tech world with the system 360 mainframe forever changing the way we use computers. under the new mainframe, customers would not have to throw out all their equipment whenever a newer, faster processer came along. folks could buy small and easily upgradable equipment to a bigger system. today industries still use mainframes for everything from credit card transactions to booking flights, but ibm first launched a machine for the
Insurance exchange built at one go. when you see health care.gov on your browser, as you said, chris, it s just the tip of a very large technology iceberg. below that water line is all of this you see here. xeer ox drawing out the spaghetti that we re talking about that all has to be linked up for the first time. we re talking about a half dozen government mainframes and on average eight insurance company systems for each state. the second challenge, all those computer systems well, they don t speak the same language. the analogy to the code translation challenge of one computer says insurance. another says seguro, while another might say it s german from what i understand. the user gets kicked back. computer language translator says e-health is one of the major tasks consuming up to half of their efforts right now. the third challenge is security. these connections are to some of the government s most sensitive
Most politically beneficial stories. if you re truly out of luck and can t get health insurance and have a preexisting condition and kids in terrible shape, you will spend forever on this website to finally get in. we always knew those people would have the will power. it s the people who don t have economic incentive, have better things to do and don t care. we found out about half the people who visit the website did so out of curiosity and 70% already had insurance. so the whole system depends on healthy, young people being willing to go through all this and every day you skip is another day you re going to lose those people maybe for good. about this it website, the setup. there s real questions about how it can go online without being fully tested on something this big. certainly without being tested enough. the problem is they have people who knew how to build mainframes. they didn t get people who know