resolution that contains further funding for further enforcement of obama care, we can stop it. bill: joining us now from washington, senator mark rubio of florida. so are you on board with sabotaging obama care in this way? well, first of all, i wouldn t call it sabotaging, i would call it actually helping the measure people. sabotaging our economy is the obama care law as it is being implemented every single day new news reports harm it s doing particularly middle class and working class americans the very law the claims to help. i was in a round table friday with small businesses and they were talking about me about the impact it will have on janitors and ride operators and epit tonal of the middle class. it s going to cost them the health insurance they have now that they are happy with force them into exchanges that don t exist. raise premiums for small businesses that are going to cut back on hours. people working 32 or 40 hours are going to be down to 35 hours. it s a disast
dough. absolutely. megyn: the way i put it more nefarious than the way you put it. here s the issue wouldn t it apply to every business in america? wouldn t it apply to small businesses as well? megyn: we don t have mini med coverage. we have normal medical coverage. but it s in place for any business or union that feels that by complying with the obama care law, they might put a lot of employees at risk for losing insurance. i would say there s a lots of people that would say, i want an exemption. i think a lot of employers, maybe even fox could apply for an exemption. here s the other thing some of the union benefits, the cadillac plans, are so big, so rich, that by putting them on obama care, they would be taxed so greatly, the unions may have to pull become some of the plans and they don t want to do that.
it s a gop battle cry for the midterm elections. the american people will be heard and we ll repeal and replace. i have pledged as my first act of legislation to put in a repeal obama care law. reporter: if republicans win a majority of seats in congress, one of the first things they promise to do is repeal president obama s signature achievement, health care reform. what s your response to reporter: under a new gop-controlled house texas congressman joe barton would likely become chairman of a key house committee overseeing health care. he said hearings would begin as soon as january to dismantle the law. if we re given the opportunity to be in the majority, we are going to try to repeal it reporter: right away? and replace it with something that makes sense. the sooner the better. reporter: that threat as new portions of the lau go into effect this week, provisions that stop insurers from denying coverage to children with preexisting conditions or dropping pol
congress. i would fight to repeal the bill. [ applause ] reporter: it s a gop battle cry for the midterm elections. the american people will be heard, and we ll repeal and replace. i have pledged as my first act of legislation to put in a repeal obama care law. reporter: if the republicans win a majority seat in congress, one of the first things they do is plan to reare peel obama s signature achievement, helt care reform. under a new gop controlled house, joe barton would likely become a key member. he said hearings would begin as soon as january to dismantle the law. if we re given the opportunity, we are going to try to repeal it and then right away. replace it. reporter: provisions that stop ensuinsurers that deny cove
heard and we will repeal and replace. i have pledged as my first act of legislation to put in a repeal obama care law. reporter: if republicans win a majority of seats in congress, one of the first thing these promise to do is repeal president obama s signature achievement, health care reform. under a new gop-controlled house, texas congressman joe barton would with likely become chairman of the key house committee overseeing health care. he says hearings would begin as soon as january to dismantle the law. if we are given the opportunity to be in the majority, we are going to try to repeal it. right away? and something that makes sense. well, the sooner the better. reporter: that threat comes as new portions of the law go into effect this week, provisions that stop insurers from denying coverage to children children with pre-existing conditions or dropping policy for people who get sick, big expansions of coverage don t come until 2014 still, polls show the law remains unp