Administration: Millions don't want Obamacare 'taken away'

The Obama administration is touting its better-than-expected ObamaCare enrollment period as it turns to next month's pivotal Supreme Court fight over the healthcare law. Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia Mathews Burwell argued Wednesday that the 11.4 million sign-ups show the law "is now an important part of everyday lives of millions of Americans." She also argued that people are "tired of the back and forth here in Washington" about the law, which she stressed was here to stay. "While we have more work to do, the numbers tell the story, and the story is clear. The Affordable Care Act is working and families and businesses and taxpayers are all better off as a result," Burwell told reporters.