do you assume president obama is antireligion?don't want to be edited you should not repeated. i think he probably did. i don't think he meant that it way. not a kerfuffle. you didn't know that? >> greg: no. >> andrea: they may be hoping that republican and conservatives talk about it. >> dana: they think it's helping them. they probably think it's helping them. >> andrea: your buddy sarah palin came out and called it uncertain. take a listen. >> this is un-american act of the president. anything that blatantly violates the amendment is un-american. barack obama needs to rethink what he has done to america because we are rising up on this one. we are not going to back off. >> this is a message by conservatives leading up to election day. help or hurt them? >> eric: it hurts. especially over the summer when obama care is going to come up in the supreme court. they need to focus in on what obama and sebelius want to do. the religious freedom thing will come and go. but you're telling insurance they have to provide a product. it migh

listen: >> i don't want to believe that he's antireligion. he has assured me personally, and i'm honored to have been part of private discussions with him, he has assured me personally, and i believe him, is he highly respects the work of the churches, and he singled out the catholic church, in health care, education, and works of charity, peace and justice. >> reporter: megyn, we have reached out to the white house for a comment. we expect a statement from them shortly. jay carney said monday that he believes the bishops were never for health care reform. the bishops have come out and said that is not the case. megyn. megyn: trace, thank you. >>> a defiant iran, taunting the world with its new nuclear advances. coming up, former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. john bolton. he has spent more than a decade on the issue of slowing or stopping iran's efforts to get a nuclear weapon. and he will tell us how the u.s. should respond. >> breaking nous in the whitney houston death investigation, the coroner's office is now seeking subpoenas for the singe

the problem is that the catholic church and christian organizations feel the administration is antireligioner problem, that they haven't been treated with respect, they feel like they are encroaching on the church and so i think that he may have done some permanent damage that is going to be a little bit hard to walk back even if there is agreement on this. jon: judy, a lot of people you read in the coverage there are people who aren't even practicing catholics, not even particularly religious who felt that this was sort of a heavy-handed government order, edict. >> i think that the white house finally took notice, once they discovered that jewish organizations were also siding with catholic institutions that didn't want to provide this coverage, and didn't want to provide these services. but i think that once again, the president's motivation, as he discussed on friday in his press conference was to assure the principle of access of all women everywhere to free contraception, and on that he was absolutely right, and pretty much this compromise, as far as i'm concerned does it. there was an