. >> hey, hey, ho, ho, obamacare has got to go!> reporter: the chaotic scene outside the supreme court stood in stark contrast to the solemnity that was going on inside. >> we love obamacare. we love obamacare! >> reporter: a kind of impromptu street theater played out on the court steps. there were belly dancers. ♪ prayer circles. people dressed in colonial attire. >> the constitution does not allow for mandates! >> reporter: and others sporting surgical masks. and of course, plenty of cameras. >> reporter: throughout the morning, there was a circus-like atmosphere with supporters and opponents of the law competing for the attention of the crowd. and there were hundreds of people here. at one point, they stretched all the way to the sidewalk and halfway around the corner. and then the moment everybody had waited for. reporters ran out of the court room with news of the decision. supporters of the "affordable care act" were thrilled it had been upheld. >> we're the only industrialized nation that doesn't provide health care for eve

. >> hey, hey, ho, ho obamacare has got to go. hey, ho, ho -- [singing] partyet's have a a constitution party received a flag is flying -- we lying highag is fflyin it makes me proud hey let's have a party a constitution party you see the statue of liberty she means a lot to me see the statue of liberty she means a lot to me hey -- let's have a party constitution party ♪ ♪ jesus stands for freedom ♪ >> the first thing that comes up. then if we have to dumb it down and just go with medication. i spend more and more of providingnot o actual therapy to my patients. i know that it doesn't have to be that way. one of those positions -- i represent thousands and thousands of physicians. people cannot afford to take a day off of work and join us. it.tired and wary of effective january 1, i will be providing psychiatric care in new zealand. they do not have the perfect health care system but it is a sane health care system. in new zealand, they argue about what is there. we have a mockery of an argument about freedom. an argument about co