now, as a gennist, i investigate all of these things, you know i have radio shows, t.v.hows, the whole thing. but i practice medicine a couple of days a week and it used to be five days a week. now, it's a couple. there are several reasons why. one is because it's so hard to do what i do when i don't really have the ability and the support of the insurance companies and other entities to make -- they make it so hard for me to do my job. i mean literally when i want to get a ct scan for a patient, i have to fight people that i have never -- people that have never seen a medical school. i don't have time to be talking to these people. these are all insurance people that don't want to give me the test that i need to take care of the people that make our country work, the middle class people. when i get on the phone with the insurance company, i tell them i don't want to talk to you. be what i say and be done with it. now, i think it will be a lot closer to reality for me and practicing physicians in the united states. >> we will discuss what mitt romney said later in the sh

my concern as a gennist, i am afraid it's go can to be hard to explain to people.e individual mandate will either stand or fall and i think that will be the key to whatever the court does. >> yesterday, the president gave a little sign, i thought, when he was down in atlanta of maybe what we might hear from him regardless of which way the decision goes. here is the president, one of the big campaign events yesterday. >> i believe health reform was the right thing to do. i believe it was right to make sure that over 3 million young people can stay on their parents' health insurance plans. i believe it was right to provide more discounts for seniors on their prescription drugs. >> so he is not backing away saying we did the right thing. right? >> i noticed that, too. i wrote about something. i wrote about the romney attacks but i did notice that the healthcare riff was a little longer than what we have heard. i suspect he is getting ready to respond. >> don't you think he is trying out a messaging in response to whatever the supreme court may come up with? >> right.