obamacarrollout. the program ownerly when i it was a program we would be looking at people that, hey, we have to look at information a little difficultly, give them some extra scrutiny. it wasn t meant for this blanket collection for the person data of phone records of average americans. if he can find a way to tailor it to people who through some type of preponderance of evidence, have different ties than the average american, he with probably preestablish that truth. it will be difficult because of all the other problems he s having. there s a lack of trust with the american people in the administration and congress. senator bayh, is there a way he can restore some of that confidence? i would look for a couple
going enforce it the way i m interpreting it. it s because of gridlock. is that what our founders intended, though? there s a difference in saying that i think this element of the law is unconstitutional, i m not going to sign it and signing obama care only to discover that there are problems with it and then you decide without congressional action that you re going to unilaterally not enforce provisions. so there s a difference and you can t go to court because you don t have standing. we were discussing this very interesting hearing on the hill this week. a number of the elected members said because of current legal precedent they don t have standing. they don t have a way as a plaintiff to go to court and say they want to sue the executive court over these issues. senator bayh, you talked about something during this hearing, which is why the regulatory branchs and jonathan turley, said it s also like the rise of
experts say that we are reaching, quote, a dangerous territory when any president decides to ignore laws he doesn t agree with or rewrites them as in the case of obama care or posting on the white house blog. let s talk about it now with evan bayh and senator jon kyl. let s start with you, senator kyl. the sentiment has not been only for president obama but any president that would rewrite laws by giving speeches, what s the danger there? there was concern as he reached out in the foreign policy area. presidents send to do that. what is different about obama is that i think probably at least since fdr he has pushed the limits of executive authority on domestic matters to the limits. on immigration reform he s decided not to and all welfare laws, education, anti-drug laws,
senkaku islands, some call it in the south china sea, others say in the east china sea. there you see them just east of taiwan. this is a territorial dispute it is having with japan, as to who has control over these basically, as you can see there, pieces of rock. senator bayh, how big of an issue is this? it is not that big right now, chris, but in the future it is potentially very big. i agree with general hayden, it is both dangerous and dumb. we used to have these encounters with the soviets from time to time where aircraft would get too close to one another, we monitored one another. that can probably be handled, although it increases the chances of accidents. this is going to continue, because you have an increasingly wealthy country spending more on its military, and i think the most important point, chris, is they have intentionally stoked the forces of nationalism within china to divert people s attention away from other things that they may be unhappy about domestically. na
so what did you want to talk to me about? we know you don t have health insurance. we love you no matter what, but it s time to get covered. that s it? health insurance? it s important. i know. and i ll do it. i just thought never mind. an ad from organizing for action, the advocacy group for president obama, pitching family talks about obamacare this holiday season. and it s time now for our sunday group: fox news senior political analyst, brit hume; former democratic congresswoman, jane harman; syndicated columnist, george will; and former democratic senator, evan bayh. well, as of midnight, i was going to say we have a new and improved, but i guess it s an old and improved healthcare.gov web site that the administration is touting made dramatic progress. white house officials emphasize, though, the focus should not be on the deadline, it should be on the continuing process of getting it better and better. having said that, brit, don t they have a lot riding on how th