we will talk more about that law later on this morning with david gruber.hat the health-care law means for their bottom line and patient care. health insurance education blitz begins. obamacare marketplaces that open in 100 days. it details the education efforts. some criticize the administration and say it is starting late in the game. let's hear from laura. caller: i know the reason i voted for obama is the has i did not like the fact that nothing was getting accomplished. people were losing their homes. he walked in to the because ms. -- the biggest mess i've seen this country go through. katieot understand how pay for things if you do not have taxes? how can you pay things? where is the money coming from? you have to have taxes. i am 56 years old. i have pay taxes but whole life. you should be down with loopholes, not taxes. it gives people these bigger write offs and these companies right out for things they do not deserve. host: let's get a response. you make a great point. a chunk of my books have a chapter called "strangled in the bathtub." a commen

. >> greg geiber and mark gruber. >> i think that there is a serious problem in your due diligence before warning the central subway contract to (inaudible) tpc. all of your rules require the contract has to be dealt so in life and most responsible bidder, responsibility is the issue, we know that the contractors have a high propensity that end up busting the budgets. >> and what your board and the examiner did not know is just how bad it could be with tc, p. sadly he said that he was unaware that he over ran a san francisco airport project by over 50 percent before the city attorney took legal action. now, it is not your job to do due diligence, it is your job to see that your director does due diligence, how good of a job is done by the director or his staff to not tell you about the airport over run, did he carefully examine the financials and the filings and if he did, did he tell you or discover and tell you about, tc, p's la and are there problems with boston's big dig? and the list goes on and because of the short coming, i have submitted for the record. tcerebral palsy discussions

david gruber from the healthcare industry group looks at how hospitals that have a large percentage of uninsured patients may be hurt financially by the healthcare law. we will have a conversation with the founder of the witness protection program. "washington journal lowe's quote live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. -- "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> question to the prime minister. >> this morning i had administered -- meetings with ministers and colleagues. i shall have earlier such meetings later today. i will also be making an announcement about the new minister to join the government. at the end of the year, stephen green a former chair and chief executive of hsbc will be standing down as trade minister after doing a superb job refocusing the government's efforts in key export markets. i can announce that in livingston for the past five years the chief executive of bt will take on this vital role. i believe he will bring huge talent to a vital national effort. >> thank you, mr. speaker. there are many people benefiting from outstanding teaching of insp

david gruber from the healthcare industry group looks at how hospitals that have a large percentage of uninsured patients may be hurt financially by the healthcare law. we will have a conversation with the founder of the witness protection program. "washington journal lowe's quote live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. -- "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span.

jonathan altng, er about his latest book then david gruber looks at how hospitals that have a large percentage of the uninsured patients may be hurt financially by the health care law. later, we'll have a conversation on the witnessur, protection program. "washington journal" is next. host: good morning and welcome to "washington journal." here is a live shot of the supreme court building. to renderset a date decisions on a handful of cases. we may see them announce one that is in the news and is being closely watched, including gay marriage, the voting rights act, and college affirmative- action. on capitol hill the senate works on immigration reform and members of both chambers took to the sunday talk shows yesterday. edward

. >> bill gruber boo-yah. professor at bucknell who had me speak there for their big fund-raiser. what's up? >> caller: terrific. my question is there's been a lot of going on, making several acquisitions in the past few months and speculation of more this week. may be an ipo in the next future. do you think yahoo is a good long-term investment? >> yahoo the parts are worth more than the whole. therefore, yes. it's not hostage to the whims or the slings and arrows of the regular economy. i think it is a good situation. i really like that ceo. let's go to scott in georgia. scott. >> caller: hey, jim, i'm trying to understand what's going on with these reits, particularly nly. announcing their dividend today, down 11% but still yielding 12 1/2%. is it safe to go in? >> no. you know, these companies are all -- they declared their dividend. their dividend was cut. i don't know how they're positioned versus what's going on with this rapid world of interest rates right now. so i can't recommend them because i just think it's happening too quickly. i don't know how these firms are going

host: we'll talk more about the federal health-care law later this morning with david gruber, talking about safety net hospitals and with the health care law means for their bottom- line and patient care. it details the education efforts starting some to criticize the obama administration sent it is starting late in the game. let's hear from laura, democratic caller. want to talkt about why i think they voted for obama and why he is in office. another reason why i voted for obama is because i did not like the fact that nothing was getting accomplished. we were losing our homes. he walked into the biggest mess i've ever seen this country go through. guest: that is true. caller: i understand how you can pay for things if you don't have taxes? where is the money coming from? you have to have taxes. i am 56 years old. i have paid taxes my whole life. the republican party are down with taxes? you should be dealt loopholes. loopholes that give people these big write offs in these companies for things they don't deserve. host: let's get a response from jonathan alter. guest: you make a great

we will meet david gruber. safety net hospitals have a larger percent of uninsured.shur founder of the witness protection program. since its founding the government has helped provide number offor a select witnesses testifying and assisting in federal cases. how the alk about government determines who gets accepted and security risks and like that. all of that tomorrow on the "washington journal." enjoy the rest of your weekend. see you tomorrow. >> today on c-span, joe courtney is our guest on generalers" followed by keith alexander testifying on the data collection programs. later, a hearing on security clearances were federal employees and contractors. >> we want to welcome to "newsmakers" congressman joe courtney,

gruber about snow. mr. connolly votes no. -- votes no. >> pardon me voting no to the attack -- the tactics of today. >> ms. duckworth votes no. votes no. mr. welsh votes no. mr. host bird votes no. --horse for votes no. >> how was mr. mchenry recorded? >> as voting aye. >> is there anyone else who seeks recognition to vote? >> your recorded as voting aye. -- you are recorded as voting aye. >> the clerk will report. ayes, 17 nos. >> the resolution is agreed to. the resolution finding lois lerner waived her fifth ,mendment privileges on may 22 2013, is approved, and we stands adjourned. >> tonight at 6:30 p.m. eastern time, we follow the road to the he will be speaking .t a web -- fund-raising dinner and then we will have former jeb bush giving a talk. roberts will give us his life on the high court. there really talking about the court's 2012 term which wrapped up this last week, and the cases to look forward to in the fall. that starts at 9:00 a.m. eastern on saturday. >> the 73rd and other regiments were r