john barrasso, republican from wyoming.ewers at home, hemmer@foxnews.com or twitter @billhemmer. we can continue the discussion throughout the week. what's next? martha: we have new details coming up in the outrage simmering over america's olympic uniforms. a lot of people were upset those were made in china. now the company behind that call doing a bit of a an about-face. we'll explain the berets and all of that. bill: frightening reports out of syria. why defecting military general says the syrian government is ready and willing to use chemical weapons. ♪ what can i get you ? cheeseburger. you know what, got any salads ? b-ball, anyone ? and then take your leg wide out to the side. you can do it, dad thanks, girl i'm really proud of you, dad. make the most of your network with verizon. more 4g lte coverage than all other networks combined. bill: it was usa's olympic gash made in china. ralph lauren says the uniforms will be made here in the united states. this year's outfits were made in china. did you know that 2010 and

then, wyoming senator john barrasso has the republican response. he discussed the supreme court's decision to uphold the health care law. >> hello, everybody. i'm here in colorado springs, visiting some of the devastating fires that have taken place over the last several days. as many of you have been watching on television, entire communities are under threat, and we have a chance to tour some of the devastation that has been taking place in some of these subdivisions here. firefighters are working 18 hours a day around the clock, trying to make sure that they get this blaze under control. we have volunteers out here making sure that these firefighters have the food and the water and all the resources that they need. we have been engaging in some unprecedented coordination between federal, state, and local communities to try to bring this fire under control. one of the things i have done here in addition to saying thank you to these firefighters is to let them know that all of america has their backs. one of the things that happens, whether it is

wyoming senator john barrasso, chairman of the senate republican policy committee. doug holtz-eakin, former director of the nonpartisan congressional budget office and president of the american action forum. gentlemen, good morning to you. senator, what do you think about this? 84 billion less over about 11 years. >> well, bill, it still shows there is over a trillion dollars of new taxes on the american people. it still shows it cuts $700 billion from our seniors, on medicare, and yet today the democrats in congress want to vote again to raise taxes on the american people. folks in wyoming, folks across the country realize that this cost to this health care law continues to hurt our economy. they are linked together. bill: let me bri in doug into this. you crunched numbers for a living, doug. keep it in english for me if you can. >> sure. bill: 84 billion in savings over 11 years. it sounds good as a headline. do you believe it? >> well here's the how the cbo analysis works. suppose someone is on medicaid and end up being uninsured, the taxpayers save $6,000. if in

. >> wyoming senator john barrasso, thank you for joining us this morning. take care. >> thank you, luke. >>> up next, a worldwide birthday celebration for an iconic statesman. that's just one of the stories on our radar this morning. >>> plus new twist on the fight over voting rights. team obama fires up the lawyers. but first today's trivia question, whose the first republican woman to secure a full-time seat on the senate finance committee? tweet us the answer at daily rundown. the first correct answer will get -- i'm going to guess feinstein in the 80s. that might be wrong. we'll see. it's a guess. don't get angry, just a guess. >>> ohio-based interior designer pamela bear was doing well, passing on smaller clients. when the work stopped coming she had to rethink her business plan, diversifying by thinking both big and small. she made sure every customer knew they were valuable to her. for more watch your business sunday mornings at 7:30 on msnbc. [ male announcer ] we believe small things can make a big difference. like how a little oil from here can be

of a second chance, trying to persuade voters they will like obamacare while republican senator john barrassohaving none of it and it is time for our sunday group, brit hume, fox news senior political analyst. liz marlantes of the christian science monitor and shannon bream who covers the supreme court for us and charles lane from the "washington post" and, chief justice roberts closes the legal avenue to overturn obamacare. how secure is obamacare as a big government program that will go forward. >> as a political, legislative earth matter it is more vulnerable to repeal than before for the reasons you discussed with senator mcconnell. this being a tax, opens the possibility that it can be dealt with, acted on, repealed using budget reconciliation, no filibuster allowed, a simple majority of 51 is enough to undo the law, so furthermore, in terms of the popularity of the law, in jack lew's interview with you, as classic illustration of this. this is going to do nothing for the law's popularity, already unpopular it turns out it will involve a sizable tax increase and the administration is ter

joining us now, wyoming senator, john barrasso, nice to have you on set. >> good to be with you. jenna: everyone is talking about the economy being the number one issue. why spend so much time on foreign policy right now when so many people are out of work and just don't have any prospects to find jobs? >> i'm focused significantly on the economy. was there this weekend in wyoming. that is what people are talking about, jobs, the economy, the debt and amount of spending this president continues to do. we need to get people back to work. we're at 8.2% unemployment. it has been that way for 40 months. the president's made a lot of promises. they have all been broken. people want to get back to work. foreign policy is important because it talks to a level of leadership that we see and mitt romney has that leadership. we've seen it in israel. jenna: let's talk a little bit about the specifics of about leadership. some have suggested when they heard mitt romney speak specifically about the issue when it comes to iran and israel he sound very similar to the president. the president's s