so there's no copiague, if you will. -- no co-payment. >> this will all happen june 12, and next week on "the communicators," we will get an houpdate. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2009] minnesota gov. jim pawlenty discusses the economy's impact on his state. live at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c- span. -- 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> nancy reagan, nancy pelosi, and michelle obama were on hand in the capital for ceremonies to unveil a new statue of ronald reagan. we will surely that night at 8:00 eastern here on c-span. ♪ >> this is c-span's "america and the courts." sonia sotomayor spent much of the week visiting capitol hill. we follow her as she meets members of the judiciary committee and leadership. she began her first visit on tuesday with senate majority leader harry reid. >> thank you very much. when we finish here, we will go in another room and have an in- depth conversation. i want everyone to understand, we have a whole package year. academically, we have princeton, yale law school, the editor of the

. >> what a fan of osama bin laden that would have an immense copiague? -- with a plan that falls below that have an immense copiaay? >>>how likely do think that some as catastrophic care coverage if their plan fell below? >> baraboo likely to have high out of pocket. >> i guess it is possible that someone like that kind of plan. we think the reality is that people would not something like that. let me come back to questions about employer mandates. but the mr. klein asked about this. your prediction of economic growth are based on the president's plan. is that right? >> they are based. the crucial thing is the principal the president laid down. >> 1 principles that all employers would have some shared responsibility. >> we were focusing on slowing the growth rate of cost and how one did it. >> your predictions take into account the employer responsibility. is that correct? >> our projections are on a much broader level. they do not have those kind of details and then. they are based on -- >> that is one way that we get that curve. what happens -- i am su