host: brian beutler joins us. thank you for being here.his six possible supreme court obama care outcomes. as you and others speculate, congress is doing the same thing. how focus is congress on this decision? >> it will take up a lot of rhetorical space when the ruling comes out. depending with the ruling is, the party will have of various contingency plans ready to go about what to say and legislatively. the most immediate thing will be reactions from party leadership. if the law is upheld, you can expect republicans to renew their push to have legislation with new legislation. if it is overturned, and democrats will have to decide how to proceed. they have several options and are picking among some right now. host: you wrote there having a disagreement. what is the disagreement? guest: if it is just demanded that false, that leaves the rest of the law. a lot of the consumer protections like banning discrimination based on pre- existing conditions. if the mandate falls, there is a question of whether democrats should rush to replace it o

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brian beutler will talk about how congress might react to upcoming supreme court decisions. and then, the bush tax cuts with rea hederman. and national journal's correspondent fawn johnson. "washington journal" live here on c-span. >> this week on"q &a ," chief correspondent for the washington post covering his years in politics and actress questions from purdue university students. >> dan balz, what is the difference in reporting today for newspapers and back in 1972 when tim krause wrote his book, "boys on the bus." >> i not think of ourselves as being newspaper people anymore. the world has changed so dramatically that we are posting online, in print, doing video, doing so many different things today and doing it around the clock. i think it is a totally transformed the business in that sense. sometimes i will refer to that i work at the paper but in fact, i have to remind myself that is not really the case. that is only one way that we are disseminated information. is a much more competitive world, much more fast-paced, there is less time for reflection and sometimes les