The population. remember about massachusetts? massachusetts was designed for 6 million people, a unique health care population, this is one serving 2/3 of the american public. because the to cory s point, democrats are going to be hypersensitive and run at the first sign of any continued trouble. republicans should be upset, as well. if they see that people want this program, their governors will not expend medicaid eligibility there s a reason it s unpopular right now. it s unpopular. the popularity the program the program people love the fact they have access. you shouldn t be in the middle of two fighters. i m sorry. i ll get my elbows out. go ahead. that is a big issue. with the exchanges that republican governors decided not to sell, that s what overburdened the federal government s responsibility, particularly with the website. that s what happens when you try to federalize markets that previously used to operate state by state. this is one-size-fi
Republicans have a problem. the president was in boston today, hole of romney care. i know you know so much about this. in august, 84% of people in massachusetts said they were satisfied with the health care they ve gotten over the past year. when it started, it was incredibly slow. there were all kinds of problems. what if this is the same way? at some point should republicans stop pointing the finger? if it points back at them, it will be ugly. they re very happy with the folks in massachusetts are very happy with the massachusetts plan. it was a state plan will it was also a plan that was tailored to the unique health care population of massachusetts which was about 6.5 million people when that law was passed. the problem with obama care is that what it has done is rearrange 1/6 of the american economy in a way that set a federal standard and it is for 300 million people. those 300 million people are seeing higher premiums and they re seeing less choice in their health insurance o
Insurance. so these exchanges are for the 20% of the health care population that isn t covered by a company. so i wouldn t be part of that group, in essence. it s for, mainly, the young people who are not covered by a company that they work for. jon: all right. got that straightened out. jamie weinstein from the daily caller where they provide health care for you. absolutely. thank you. jenna: well, from washington, d.c. down to florida now, and happening now in the george zimmerman trial, closing arguments expected to begin at the top of the hour. the jury could start deliberating around this time tomorrow, some suggest, but between now and then police are not waiting until they see a verdict. it s a highly-charged case as we all know, there s lots of emotion on both sides, and law enforcement down in florida has a plan. rick is here with more. rick? reporter: well, jenna, police in florida and a lot of different communities of florida are gearing up just in case there are any
door during a flight across the country screaming there s a bomb. we ll take you inside jetblue flight 191. we he begin with the drama still unfolding on capitol hill. members of congress heard from the parents of trayvon martin. he is of course the florida teenager shot and killed last month by george zimmerman who has not been arrested or charged with any crime. the grieving parents met with house democrats. they insist their son was shot because he was black. i d like to say thank you, thank you for the support. as i said before and i ll say it again, trayvon was our son, but trayvon is your son. thank you to everyone who is supportive of our family, everyone who has helped us stand tall in this matter. at a time investigators are asking for calm and for time, the martin family supporters in congress are only escalating their rhetoric. this investigation is laceded with racial profiling, lies, and murder. trayvon was hunted, chased, tackled and shot. ill conceived
this week. despite the way iran s ambassador to the u.n. reacted to our question last night, they might be sharing america s top technology with china. let s go outfront. i m erin burnett. outfront tonight top secret american technology in the hands of a sworn adversary. at this hour, iran has the cia s rq-170 drone. last night th,e ambassador said iran captured the drone intact and judging by the images of iranian state tv, that seems to be true. sources at the pentagon say that this does look like america s top stealth drone. the rq-170. our question tonight, what is iran doing with this drone? the big fear is they might be sharing its most important technology, the ability to fly undetected by radar, with china. experts today saying the flights between beijing and tehran likely were booked up this week to see the drone. it might be a case of he who doth protest too much, because here s how iranian ambassador to the united nations reacted when i asked him if iran was