griff jenkins hit the ground to find out? >> we are encouraging people to go and vote and make sure that we end the recall ares and protect our representative democracy. >> what is at stake here? this has turned into a national story. when we, of course, saw the protests and chanting in the capitol last january. >> right. >> you guys were there. >> we were here with our tea party groups who are in wisconsin and we watched what happened as the unions and liberal groups started marching around the capitol. >> suggested that the tea party movement isn't quite as strong as it was in 2010 when there was healthcare. what is going on with you guys? >> clearly that is wrong. we had the 990 that came out recently and showd that we raised over 12 million north dakota the last fiscal year. we have hundreds of people who will be here in wisconsin from around the country and then people who are calling doing virtual phone banking. we haven't gone away. we have just gotten more sophisticated and smarter. >> what are you guys doing? >> we a

griff jenkins hit the ground to find out?ple to go and vote and make sure that we end the recall ares and protect our representative democracy. >> what is at stake here? this has turned into a national story. when we, of course, saw the protests and chanting in the capitol last january. >> right. >> you guys were there. >> we were here with our tea party groups who are in wisconsin and we watched what happened as the unions and liberal groups started marching around the capitol. >> suggested that the tea party movement isn't quite as strong as it was in 2010 when there was healthcare. what is going on with you guys? >> clearly that is wrong. we had the 990 that came out recently and showd that we raised over 12 million north dakota the last fiscal year. we have hundreds of people who will be here in wisconsin from around the country and then people who are calling doing virtual phone banking. we haven't gone away. we have just gotten more sophisticated and smarter. >> what are you guys doing? >> we are going door to door knoc

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griff jenkins was right there. >> reporter: greta, we didn't get the health care ruling. but when arizona's split decision came down, we were on the ground with our cameras. >> i'm out here to say thank you governor brewer for having the guts and russell pierce for having the guts to tack thel problem. >> it's a split decision, one of the most oener -- oneerous part resmains, what people look like, i think that will be bothersome, to say the least, politically. >> the ability to make determinations like those made under the arizona immigration law are themselves an essential component of a state sovereignty. it's difficult to mmg how the founding generation could have understood the constitution. >> this is not about coming here to work. this is about keeping america secure. >> it's a method of discrimination. i'm latino, i live in arizona, i could be stopped and detained. my family is hispanic. they are citizens in california. they will not travel through arizona because of fear that they will get stopped and detained. even though they are holding legitimate legal citize

griff jenkins spoke with one of the strongest supporters, texas congresswoman lee. >> reporter: it isailed as one of the most significant pieces of legislation in decades. why is it so important? >> the affordable care act came as a life raft to our and you went and to our state t. gave women access to health care thighlighted preventive care tdid something to our community, adding community health clinics. i was just able to secure through the affordable care act, a $5 million grant for a community health clin nick a neighborhood to allow them to expand their service, expand their patient rooms and doctors, $500,000 to another community health clinic, money that is not wasted, but spent on seniors, young mothers, prenatal care. individuals with pre-existing diseases, diabetes, etret raand have a large component of preventive care. the real issue of affordable care is the umbrella that provides the pathway away from the emergency rooms. it is the umbrella in the rainy day of sickness that takes you to better health, less cost to the government, to the health care system, because we ar

griff jenkins hit the ground to find out. >> this will energize the tea party movement. remember the tea party movement formed as reaction to the stimulus and obamacare unconstitutional taking of our liberties. the tea party delivered the victory in the house of representatives so we had a republican majority and the tea party will be more energized than ever before. it's not a political party. ♪ >> in 2011 and 2012 patriots across the country became more sophisticated in engaging local governments. think it empty powers us and leveraging authority to exercise our self-governing within our local states. >> so what is next for the tea party movement? it was the pass ang of obamacare in march that gave them the rallying call which ultimately led to their success at the ballot box. now, having been dealt a major blow by the supreme court, many groups are vowing to fight on. one group in particular, freedom works and they aren't wasting time getting started. >> we're going to be launching independence to recruit people over july the 4th weekend and we're not waiting for augu

griff jenkins hit the ground to find out. >> reporter: for hundreds of thousands of small business ownersuntry, there is a dark cloud on the horizon. it is called the death tax. if congress doesn't act tcould destroy the life's work of many of thoseerno -- owners. as it stands now, the estate tax, levied at the time of death is 35% with an exemption of anything under $5 million. but at midnight, december 31, if congress does nothing, it will go up to 55%, in the exemption that is $1 million. small business owners appeared before the house small business committee to voice their concerns. >> how will the estate tax that's going to go to 55% of congressman, how does this affect you? >> it has affected us already. it is not just when that happens, my dad for the last 10 years has been planning on trying to figure out how he was going to -- move this company to the next generation without having to dismantle t. i think the key is that, with the estate tax, it is all encompassing, it is your estate, not just the business. so any savings, any 401(k), any investments, your house, all of that get

he spoke with griff jenkins. >> reporter: an an accomplished boxer yourself, what did you make of thist? >> i was disappointed the fight turned out the way it d. i am a big packio fan. but it's been a troubling few days for me. bob aaron was a very close friend of mine. the judge, dwayne ford, who was one of the judges that ruled... a way that no one thinks the fight turned out, really is upsetting to me. i like dwayne, i like bob. of course, the champ, i like. but, you know, i am, having fought a few times, vijudged lots and lots of fights. judging a fight is not an exact science, like a math, here's the answer -- math problem. but it appears this wasn't even close. and i know eman dwayne and i am sure he did the best he could. but i think -- it would clear the air to have the attorney general take a lack at it to make everybody feel good about it. i am also convinced what john mccain and i have been trying to do for a long, long time, that is to have national standards, that would be basically looking at nevada, which is the best regulation we have in the country, set up a national s

griff jenkins was not one of the belly dancers, was there. >> greta an historic day on the steps of theourt. from joy, sadness, celebration, outrage. we were there with cameras to capture it all. >> i think historians will look back on this. it's wrong. >> just say in a controlled way as possible i am ecstatic about the decision but mainly for the american people. >> but the turning point in american history will never be the same again if this ruling is allowed to stand. the supreme court isn't the final word on the law that's we live in. >> five justices voted in favor of the law. >> in one instance, we showed the world that a force that has representatives from different political perspectives can uphold the constitution of the united states of america. >> i'm disappointed but to be honest what is bothering me more than anything is that now it's apparent the president of the united states and his administration misled the american people. >> greta: thank you for being with us tonight. make sure you go to greta wire.com. good night from washington, d.c.. good night. >> laura: the o're

griff jenkins spoke with the congressmen about today's hearing. >> we are standing on the roof top ofars building owned by the gsa that sits on two acres of the most pristine property in washington in the georgetown neighborhood. you can see the view behind me. the white house designated it as excess property last october because it has been sitting empty for over ten years, costing taxpayers $3.5 million in operating costs and that was a subject of a hearing held here by congressmans john mica and jeff den ham to get answe s answers. among them, why the for sale sign went up just yesterday. >> you can't get your job done. you have 124 properties out of 14,000 properties. is one property i don't care if it is republican or democrat or this or previous administration the job is not getting done. i, first of all, don't see how you can defend your record but secondly why the president is now more passionate about com coming up with a solution. >> what was the purpose of the hearing? >> there is too many of these properties sitting not only in the nation's capital but across the nation si

griff jenkins hit the ground to find out. >> people thought november 2010 was big. just wait until this november. >> strike it down. strike it down. >> this will energize the pee tea party move innocent. remember, the tea party movement formed as a reaction to the trillion dollars stimulus and obama care unconstitutional taking of our liberty. that is whyer this formed. the tea party delivered the victory in the house of representatives so we mad a republican majority and the tea party will be more energized than ever before. it is not a political party. >> obama care needs shot down. >> from 2011 to 2012 patriots from all across the country began to become more sophisticated in engaging the local, state and federal delegation. this empowers us to become that much more sophisticated in leveraging our authority to exercise our self-governance within our state and local governments. >> november 2010 if you thought that was historic you just wait for november 2012! >> but what a is next for the tea party movement? after all it was the passage of obama care in march of

griff jenkins spoke with the congressmen about today's hearing. >> we are standing on the roof top ofmillion dollars building owned by the gsa that sits on two acres of the most pristine property in washington in the georgetown neighborhood. you can see the view behind me. the white house designated it as excess property last october because it has been sitting empty for over ten years, costing taxpayers $3.5 million in operating costs and that was a subject of a hearing held here by congressmans john mica and jeff den ham to get answe s answers. among them, why the for sale sign went up just yesterday. >> you can't get your job done. you have 124 properties out of 14,000 properties. is one property i don't care if it is republican or democrat or this or previous administration the job is not getting done. i, first of all, don't see how you can defend your record but secondly why the president is now more passionate about com coming up with a solution. >> what was the purpose of the hearing? >> there is too many of these properties sitting not only in the nation's capital but across t