quietly through an executive agency like the office of personnel management because they want to avoid putting this back onto the floor for a vote because we see what happens. the house two weeks ago put up a bill to suspend the employer mandate per the president s request, it got 35 democrats to support be it. they put up a bill: 22 democrats as well. you re going to see democrats who don t want to suspend it for some but not for others. be bill kirsten, i ll get you to react to that. will it cost you more money or save you more money, 47% think it will cost more money, i ll give you the last word on all of this, kirsten. well, i ll go back to saying we don t really know, and i don t know how office of personnel management is doing something in the dark of night or, you know, if they are going to release the regulatory decision, we will know what s going to happen. and like i said, i don t think that congress should be getting, you know, should be getting anything different than
think hypocrisy at its best. i would love to hear anyone defend congress could not live under the same laws bill: kirsten, can you? first, obamacare wasn t rammed through, it was passed like any other law. in the dark of night. yeah. it was passed. people voted for it, and it passed and became a law. and i, and this is not my understanding of what s going on, and i don t think we really know. it s actually a lot of speglation because speculation because the rules have not been released yet, so we don t exactly know what tony bill: we re going to find out this week, though, because they re worried about the brain drain on capitol hill and that their staffers will find another job in washington. sure. but that s, like i said, so my understanding of it is they basically will be under the same exchanges and they were going to see a slight, you know, they re not going to have quite the same coverage that they had before. now, if, in fact, they re going to get subsidized so
this, that they should have to live under what they pass, and i support that. bill: all right. kirsten, thank you. if it comes to pass, we re going to bring you back on, okay? tony, you as well. see you both. have a good monday. patti ann? patti ann: a deadly hit and run caught on tape. a driver speeds down a busy boardwalk plowing through the crowd. we have a live report from the scene next. horrific. i mean, there were people flying everywhere. it looked like something out of a movie. i saw him bail through everything and, like, swerving and hitting the people. and, i mean, it was just like traumatizing to see. the postal service is critical to our economy. delivering mail, medicine and packages, yet they re closing thousands of offices, slashing service and want to layoff over 100,000 workers. the postal service is recording financial losses, but not for reasons you might think. the problem?