g.o.p. presidential candidate mitt romney says he will rae peel the affordable health care act if elected. >> what the court did today was say that obama care doesn't violate the constitution. what they did not do was say that obama care is good law. or good policy. >>reporter: here in california about 20 percent of the population is uninsured, roughly 70 million people. now with the affordable health care act as much as 15 about billion dollars a year in new federal funding slated to ariff to help implement it. bridge insurance program that cover low income people and with pre-existing condition is intact. health benefit exchanged 2014 can present to set up a marketplace for consume investigators buy affordable insurance. maybe even get subsidy. lacking at the big picture the nation as a whole, the congressional budget office estimates it will cost 9 40 billion dollars over 10 years to provide this expanded health care coverage. >> veterans are outraged by supreme court ruling tonight. different one. justices struck down the stolen valor act that made ate crime to lie about receiving milita

g.o.p. presidential candidate seem, well, overly excited about his sandwich ordering experience at wa wa, heres what really happened. >> i went to order a sandwich. you press a little touch tone key pad, all right. you touch that and the sandwich comes in, touch this, touch this, touch this, go pay the cashier there's your sandwich. it's mazing people in the private sector learned how to compete and it's time to bring competition to the federal government to get it smaller and never respond to the customers, which are you. >> judy, a selective videotape editing not the first time at nbc. they got caught doing this with the trayvon martin 911 tapes. >> absolutely, those were edited made to look like zimmerman look like a racist. there was an apology, what i find striking about this example, andrea mitchell did not apologize. they did run the full interview the next day. but there was never, we are sorry for having misled our viewers. it was in case you'd like to see the rest of the interview, here it is. i'm mystified by nbc's response to this. >> and she really dug in her heels, andrea mitchel

g.o.p. presidential candidate mitt romney says he will rae peel the affordable health care act if elected. >as say that obama care doesn't violate the constitution. what they did not do was say that obama care is good law. or good policy. >>reporter: here in california about 20 percent of the population is uninsured, roughly 70 million people. now with the affordable health care act as much as 15 about billion dollars a year in new federal funding slated to ariff to help implement it. bridge insurance program that cover low income people and with pre-existing condition is intact. health benefit exchanged 2014 can present to set up a marketplace for consume investigators buy affordable insurance. maybe even get subsidy. lacking at the big picture the nation as a whole, the congressional budget office estimates it will cost 9 40 billion dollars over 10 years to provide this expanded health care coverage. >> veterans are outraged by supreme court ruling tonight. different one. justices struck down the stolen valor act that made ate crime to lie about receiving military honors. they decided 6-3

g.o.p. presidential candidate mitt romney says he will rae peel the affordable health care act if elected. >> what the court did today was say that obama care doesn't violate the constitution. what they did not do was say that obama care is good law. or good policy. >>reporter: here in california about 20 percent of the population is uninsured, roughly 70 million people. now with the affordable health care act as much as 15 about billion dollars a year in new federal funding slated to ariff to help implement it. bridge insurance program that cover low income people and with pre-existing condition is intact. health benefit exchanged 2014 can present to set up a marketplace for consume investigators buy affordable insurance. maybe even get subsidy. lacking at the big picture the nation as a whole, the congressional budget office estimates it will cost 9 40 billion dollars over 10 years to provide this expanded health care coverage. >> veterans are outraged by supreme court ruling tonight. different one. justices struck down the stolen valor act that made ate crime to lie about receiving milita

g.o.p. presidential debate earlier in the year for asking this question. >> in 2010 when i was deployed to iraq a gay soldier. and i didn't want to lose my job. my question is under one of your presidencies do you intend to circumvent the congress for gay and lesbian soldiers in the military. >> not a single g.o.p. member had the decency to protect him from those boos. hill and his husband joshua snyder who were legally married in washington, d.c. wanted to change their name to hill-snyder. but because they live in a state that does not recognize same-sex marriage they can't. >> this would make your life easier. >> no, i don't think so. >> no. >> john: if they had answered yes to that question the judge would have been compelled to grant them permission. by hill said he's tired of being forced to lie just to obtain the same rights that other americans take for granted. here is the judge's response. >> what i'm going to do then is go ahead and take this matter into consideration, so i will be writing a written decision. >> john: now hill said judges usually grant permission immediately oh so thi

g.o.p. presidential contender because struggling to get his message across that we all know that mitt romney's self declared strongpoint is economics after all he is a businessman but the thing is it seems having trouble selling this tough economic times line even though he's putting out attack ads like this. well mr president you've had your moment we've seen the results and now mr president this is our time. now it all makes sense right romney wants americans to say themselves obama hasn't succeeded on me so let's try out a new guy and obviously the economy is not very good shape so it's not really that hard an argument to make what the problem is that things still aren't going according the romney camp master plan because believe it or not the overall economy is slowly improving just very slowly so it's not dramatic but things have been getting better especially in certain pockets and see several governors out there have been touting economic success in recent months and that includes republicans now what's worse is that the republicans in key states for the presidential election take flori

g.o.p. presidential candidate governor romney responded in minutes from iowa criticize the president for saying the private sector doing just fine. and the top story with doug on it like on the white house lawn. put this in context. >>reporter: what the president said of the priest sector is important. it will be resonating throughout the campaign because it was unequivocal. and it was very much at odds with what the g.o.p. leadership has been saying. here is the president. >> the truth of the matter is we have created as i said 4.3 million jobs over 27 months. over 800,000, just this year alone. the private sector doing fine. report very for republicans that comment was a big fat softball that was hit over the plate. they swung back heart. >> president must be on another planet. you saw the jobs figures on friday. to argue that private sector is in good shape it seems to me is to be disconnected from reality. >>reporter: and governor romney speaking at a rally in iowa was every bit as direct. >> he said the private sector is doing fine. is he really that out of touch? i think he is defining wh

g.o.p. presidential hopeful mitt romney questions the politics behind president obama's immigration plan, butps short of committing to his own. and the wounded warriors campaign, just in time for father's day. live from the nation's capitol, america's news headquarters starts right now. i'm shannon bream. we begin with a critical vote in greece, one that many in that country view as an impossible decision. voters must choose between a party that wants to abide by the international agreement to keep the country afloat and another firty that wants to reject it.

g.o.p. presidential hopeful mitt romney questions the politics behind president obama's immigration plan, but stops short of committing to his own. and the wounded warriors campaign, just in time for father's day. live from the nation's capitol, america's news headquarters starts right now. i'm shannon bream. we begin with a critical vote in greece, one that many in that country view as an impossible decision. voters must choose between a party that wants to abide by the international agreement to keep the country afloat and another party that wants to reject it. financial institutions around the world are anxiously watching, fearing a possible outcome that coulden with greece leaving the euro zone behind. >> despite everything that has been said by greek politicians ahead of this important election, a handful of greek soccer players might have done more at the last minute to tip the scales. they won. the greeks beat the russians in the european championship. and the celebrations kept a lot of young people up very late last night. since most greeks must vote in the area where they were born,

g.o.p. presidential nominee mitt romney is now investigating reports that a hacker broke into his private emailt journal," owned by the parent company of fox news releasing a trove of old emails in romney's time as governor of massachusetts. a hacker said he broke into the account by guessing a security question by one of romney's pets. bill: new offenses in a battle against a raging fire growing in northern colorado through the hour. crews working through the night, fighting flames. folks getting ready to leave their homes at a moment's notice. >> the fire is hung up in very rocky, remote terrain. we are hoping we will be able to go direct attack on the fire, and succeed in contai containment. bill: this comes while there are a number of other firefighters in other states. alicia acuna is live. what is the status on that fire. >> reporter: containment 45 percent in northern california. the blaze was started by a lightning strike, and 45-mile per hour winds not helping with the rugged terrain that officials are talking about for firefighters. air support has been brought in in addition to rainy

g.o.p. vice presidential pick, said he had to vote against it, because, "at a time of record debt and deficitseement that congress established last year." he goes on to say "we must lead by example and stop spending money we don't have." on the house, john boehner voted for it, all 52 no votes were republican. mainly tea partiers and fiscal conservatives. boehner said the bill is far from perfect, but called at it substantial improvement over the original senate version of the bill. john? >> molly henneberg. thank you. >>> for years bernie madoff brother claimed he knew nothing about one of the biggest ponzi schemes of all time. now, peter madoff says he is sorry. big brother will have company in the slammer. >>> plus, a jury convicted a man of burning down his own house. moments later he dropped dead. that is next. looking for a better place to put your cash? here's one you may not have thought of -- fidelity. now you don't have to go to a bank to get the things you want from a bank, like no-fee atms, all over the world. free checkwriting and mobile deposits. now depositing a check is as easy

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g.o.p. fund dayser -- fundraisers and possible vice-presidential candidates.he is not releasing the names of fundraisers but one did talk to the immediatearch reflecting an enthusiastic mood. >> i'm going to do everything can do bundlary peppy. >> reports say romney has a good chance to equal or better president obama in fundraising. today the president released his weekly message and marked the 40th anniversary of the antidiscrimination law calling it a springboard for success. >> an 11-year-old florida boy kept his cool when three people broke into this house while he was home alone. he is being called a hero after alerting police by calling 9-1-1. >> what did they yell? >> i don't know. i'm in my room, under my bed. >> do you know how he got into the house. >> broke the glass. >> what's all that noise? >> i'm trying to hide. >> the thieves tossed a hammer through the window to get inside. they rap zacked the house taking jewelry and tearing up the boy's school certificates. police aarrived quickly and pulled the boy and his dog to safety. three teens were t

g.o.p. fund dayser -- fundraisers and possible vice-presidential candidates.he is not releasing the names of fundraisers but one did talk to the immediatearch reflecting an enthusiastic mood. >> i'm everything everything can do bundlary peppy. >> reports say romney has a good chance to equal or better president obama in fundraising. today the president released his weekly message and marked the 40th anniversary of the antidiscrimination law calling it a springboard for s >> an 11-year-old florida boy kept his cool when three people broke into this house while he was home alone. he is being called a hero after alerting police by calling 9-1-1. >> what did they yell? >> i don't know. i'm in my room, under my bed. >> do you know how he got into the house. >> broke the glass. >> what's all that noise? >> i'm trying to hide. >> the thieves tossed a hammer through the window to get inside. they rap zacked the house taking jewelry and tearing up the boy's school certificates. police aarrived quickly and pulled the boy and his dog to safety. three teens were taken int

g.o.p. front runner mitt romney as a party's ultimate candidate to face democrat barack obama in the presidential election even though his father has always been his first choice. and residents of a scottish village called dull and the american town of boring are trying not to live up to their names so we can find out how they do that at r.t. dot com. now political forces in egypt have decided on who will write the country's new constitution and that lasted nearly three months a special panel consisting of one hundred members of parliament will be tasked with the job military councils a span of the constitution when they took power in the wake of last year's uprising that toppled president hosni mubarak the country has since plunged into unrest with numerous protests and demonstrations against the ruling army and demands for change at the end of next week there will be a presidential election runoff in which a muslim brotherhood candidate faces mubarak's former prime minister while quality asians are struggling for power to pay little attention to the problems and needs of people as polls leader

g.o.p. nominee. >> jon: it is official after 28 years, $2 trillion, and three unsolved murders later, wilbeerdink cummerbund romney will be the republican presidential mom network or rom-in-ey. you want to use that? you want to use rom-in-ey? lawyer up. you want to use, that lawyer up. my lawyer from the firm ( bleep ) you and pay me. i guess that's it. the coney island mermaid's parade that was the republican primaries is done. we're left with five months of obama v. romney. yup. ( laughter ) five months of johnny pregnant pause... >> for years what we've heard is the piggest problem on the bench was judicial activism or a lack of judicial restraint. that, uh, unelected... group of people would somehow overturn-- uh, uh, a dual constituted and passed-- uh... ( laughter ) >> jon: what is going on in-- i feel like in the long pause he's giving a speech to a different country that he likes better than us. anyway, it's johnny pregnant pause versus captain chuck-o-buns. >> so when you raise the individual tax rates-- i'm losing sound here aren't? i'm telling you, these batters were made by washington, d.c. bureaucrats, i can tell. >> ha... ha... it's fu

g.o.p. convention there, and they bring in an out house and call it president obama's presidential library theal libraries george w. bush with his--i read three shakespeares and a kamo, and they're talking about presidential libraries. if that wane enough they put in three bullet holes and put his birth certificate and it says barak hussein on it and it's atrocious in 18 different ways. now when we talk about that, there is an interesting study i want to tell you about. first, let me show you the margin by which president obama won the 2008 election. it was a comfortable 52.9% of the popular vote. that's a larger margin than scott walker had and every republican in the country called that a landslide and a mandate to do whatever he liked. when president obama won by a larger margin, oh, he just squeaked it out barely. given that race could have been an issue. so well, here's the interesting part. there is a harvard doctorate candidate, and he did a study of google searches and how they relate to politics. first some generic things t see if google searches are is a good way to see if you're loo

historically vice presidental nominees are usually announced right before the presidential convention for the opposing party. the g.o.p until the end of august. there is a distinct possibility and you'll see it in the interview that romney will announce his pick before that, although he gave no hints as to what it will be. jon: carl, thank you. jenna: the feds expanding their investigation into reports of a prap in som problem in toyotas. >> reporter: a fire probe has extended to 1.4 million autos. among the cars on the governor's list. 600,000 toyota camrys and some of its suv's including rav4s. the fires taking places in power window switches. the national highway traffic administration says the power window switches in the driver's side doors can overheat and then catch fire. the extended probe covers certain camrys from the 2008 and 2009 model years. also affected are some 2007 to 2009 subcome packets and 2008 highlander suv's. it's cause fires and nine injuries. the vehicles have not yet been recalled. jenna: we'll stay on that story, julie, thank you. jon: in less than five months voters will decide whether or n

well just the beginning of june and presidential elections are only five months away and the number one topic on everyone's minds the economy may's job report gave the g.o.p. the ammo needed to attack president obama's recovery plan and his bid for reelection but today president obama found a new scapegoat for america's economic woes right now one concern is europe which faces a threat of renewed recession as countries deal with a financial crisis obviously this matters to us because europe is our largest economic trading partner. so of the two thousand and twelve blame games begin for what all this finger pointing going on millions of families in america still can't pay their bills so how much is congress willing to risk to help their candidate when to answer that and more i'm joined by dr paul craig roberts former reagan administration official thanks so much for joining us dr roberts what do you think about obama's speech and kind of shifting the blame on europe at this point. well you know the policy failures that predate. and i think more is going on than him just blaming europe i think is the bigger a bigger mess washington and wall street and the u

g.o.p. will be firmly behind him? how much difference do you think his vice-presidential pick will make to voters?t me take the second part first. i think it will be critical. i think the president has helped move the intensity meter to about 75 or 80% in support of mitt romney, among conservatives. you know, the key to team building as a common objective. what is happening now is the primary's basically over and there is a coalescing as you mentioned, it's a team-building process. social conservatives, fiscal conservatives, foreign policy conservatives with a common object testify replace barack obama in november because of his failed policies that have burdened our economy with raising our debt to $16 trillion. foreign policy that has weakened america internationally and policies that have undermined us socially and morally here at home. there is a coming together, team building, putting aside differences and perspectives from the primary. i do happening he is going to get there. it is going to require mitt romney to help move that intensity meter all the way over. i think that pick of a strong

presidential year. not a gubernatorial election. >> the democrats have to figure out to find out the g.o.p. spending is not as bloated and walker wants to blame the teachers for the skyrocketing costs in wisconsin. it's not something the republicans are going to talk about but they won the argument. they convinced most wisconsin voters, said, yes, these unions are a drag on the economy and governor spending is adrag and they are looking at a problem this fault unless they will deal with that argument because you hear mitt romney making a similar argument almost every day. >> exactly. >> that's the problem is that that argument won and won big in wisconsin and republicans will say, that's the argument that can win a general election. it's going to spread from, first of all, wisconsin is going to be in play. this is what the republicans will say. wisconsin will be in play and so will the rest of the states in the midwest because they are similar thinking. >> let's look at their actions and not their words. >> uh-huh. >> the four states getting the most television campaign spending now is only

new jersey-- also cast ballots in presidential primaries, tossup congressional races, and local contests. former massachusetts governor mitt romney, who clinched the g.o.p. nomination last week, met with supporters in texas today. >> three and a half years in as president with america in crisis, with 23 million people out of work or stopped looking for work, he hasn't put forward a plan to get us working again. now, i know we're getting close to an election, so he'll come out with one soon. >> ifill: president obama hit the campaign trail to raise money in new york city yesterday, taking direct aim at his republican foe. >> and now, they've got a nominee who is expressing support for an agenda that would reverse the progress we've made and take us back to the exact same policies that got us into this mess in the first place. >> ifill: mr. obama was joined on the stump by his most recent democratic predecessor, bill clinton, who said a romney victory would be "calamitous." judy woodruff sat down with president clinton today in new york. >> woodruff: president clinton, thank you very much for talking to us. >> glad to do it, judy. woodruff: we're talking

has the republican presidential nomination but this is not stopping ron paul's very dedicated supporters they're continuing to press on for delegates and make their mark at the g.o.p. convention and the easy ana not only did ron paul went over half the delegates but apparently and in apparent snub to the republican establishment most of the delegates reportedly physically move their chairs to turn their backs on the g.o.p. chair appointed by the party at the state convention but to break it down ron paul won twenty seven of louisiana's delegates versus mitt romney's nineteen but on a bigger scale paul has only one hundred thirty seven delegates compared to romney's monstrous lead with over with one thousand one hundred ninety one delegates to be exact so many are calling this a lost cause at this point with the delegate math virtually impossible so why are paul supporters still putting up a fight to talk about this i'm joined now by austin peterson he's director of production for freedom works welcome austin thank you so the numbers at this point not looking so good so why put in the time the money the effort to keep up the fight here there's a lot of great reason

g.o.p. baits and demoralize democrats and their base. to say there is no impact from the gubernatorial recall election on the presidential is wrong. there are impacts. and to the extent that there are impacts, they help romney. they hurt obama. i would still put wisconsin in the leaning democrat category but it is a lot closer than it would have been otherwise. >>neil: so they will have to spend more time than they would thing, otherwise, four years ago he won the same by 14 points, right? >>guest: that is the critical decision. it is not, really, whether you are going do win or lose, if you are unsure about winning you will spend the most valuable resources you have, a candidate's time, and the money that the candidate has raised for his campaign. that money spent in wisconsin could have been spent in ohio or virginia. >>neil: good point. good to see you, professor. governor romney is ready to rev up the campaign bus and friday will hit six battleground states in five days, states that the president won in 2008 including wisconsin, and pollster andy smith on the governor's chances. obviously, he is on offense in states republican

presidential pick. his dad, ron paul has basically ended his run but still aims to have an impact on the g.o.p. form. while jeb bush has made it very clear he does not want to be the vice presidential pick he does know who should be or at least who he thinks he should be, senator marco rubio from florida. he says while rubio is the most articulate conservative elected official on the scene today and he would give the romney campaign more energy. we are online right now live in chat. you should join us, current.com/billpress. more of the show after the break. don't miss this week's "the gavin newsom show" with special guest: hollywood icon oliver stone. >> i'm not an activist, i'm outspoken. i'm a dramatist. [ male announcer ] cookies with smooth caramel and chocolate. ♪ ♪ hmm twix. also available in peanut butter. and who doesn't want 50% more cash? ugh, the baby. huh! and then the baby bear said "i want 50% more cash in my bed!" phhht! 50% more cash is good ri... what's that. ♪ ♪ you can spell. [ male announcer ] the capital one cash rewards card. the card for people who want 50% more cash. wha

g.o.p. says this ruling will rally the base around governor mitt romney and his presidential campaign. just since yesterday's decision the campaign raked in more than $2 million in donations and counting. the supreme court threw 26 states challenge the law a bit of a bone. the ruling, those states can opt without of the expanded medicaid program without losing federal funds. what do the states do now? tmike tobin has a look eight. >> reporter: they intend to do nothing. they will not implement the aspects of the affordable care act. since there is no punitive measure there is nothing that compels them to take action. instead these leaders say they want to turn their attention toward november and join the conservative battle cry to elect aa majority that will overturn the law. >> the american people don't want obamacare it's a political issue, and it's about whole presidential race, whether or not you want to implement it with all the additional costs and mandates witness or not. it's a political issue now. >> we'll look to the fall, fan there is a new president and new senate and part