Obama says 'main priority' on health law is improving web site

Politico: Pre-Super Bowl, Obama Sparks With Bill O'Reilly
President Barack Obama faced questions Sunday on Obamacare, Benghazi and the IRS's targeting of conservative groups during a pre-Super Bowl interview with Fox News host Bill O'Reilly and dismissed much of the criticism of him as ginned up by the cable news channel. ... Asked if the "biggest mistake" of his presidency was his claim that Americans who liked their health insurance plans would be able to keep that coverage, Obama nudged his interviewer. "Oh, Bill, you've got a long list of problems of my presidency," he said (Epstein, 2/2).

CBSNews: Obama Defends Decisions On Sebelius, Benghazi, IRS In Fox Interview
Asked why he did not fire Sebelius for the botched roll out of HealthCare.gov, Mr. Obama said, "We hold everybody up and down the line accountable but when we're midstream, Bill, we want to make sure that our main focus is how do we make this thing work so people are able to sign up." He said his "main priority" on the health care law is improving the website so people can sign up for health insurance. As for when he knew that the site would be unable to handle traffic when it was launched, the president said "we all anticipated that there would be some glitches," but that, "I don't think I anticipated or anybody anticipated the degree of the problems with the website" (Kaplan, 2/2).