SEAN HANNITY

Mistreating our Veterans There are few things more morally repugnant that mistreating those who risk their lives to serve our country. Yet that is sadly the case for many veterans around the country. In the veterans healthcare system in Phoenix, Arizona, 40 of Americans veterans died while waiting for care. Adding to the outrage, management officials have been accused of keeping a secret list which made it look like veterans were receiving adequate, timely care when in fact they were left waiting for appointments. In at least 40 cases in this facility alone, 40 veterans died as a result. This is absolutely unacceptable and should never be tolerated. How we treat those who serve our country says a lot about who we are as a nation, and veterans deserve our utmost respect rather than this sickening treatment. Feds Save Oregon We've all come to know how much a disaster the federal ObamaCare exchange website turned out to be. We spent over $600 million on a website that completely failed to do what it was supposed to do, leaving the administration in a PR tailspin and many Americans frustrated. So you know things have to be really bad in Oregon if the same federal government in charge of Healthcare.gov has to save your state health exchange. Here's how bad it is: the state spent about $300 million on its state exchange website and not a single person has been able to sign up online. It will cost another $4-6 million for the federal government to take over the Oregon exchange. You may recall that Cover Oregon, the state's insurance marketplace, spent $3.2 million to create ObamaCare ads featuring a folk singer and rainbows. Why bother wasting more taxpayer money if people can't even sign up for the very coverage they are promoting? Oregon isn't alone. The state ObamaCare exchanges in Massachusetts and Maryland are also failing. How is it possible that these government bureaucrats could fail so miserably? >>TV Tonight (10PM ET on Fox News) Sean goes behind the real dangers of 'Stoned America' with the rowdidest studio audience yet and an exclusive look at a Colorado pot dispensary.