neil king of "the wall street journal" tweeting this afternoon that the romney campaign suggests it's raising about $350,000 an hour since the supreme court decision now well over $1 million. the obama campaign tweeting earlier the presidents tried to pass health care reform for decades and this one got done. you can read more at twitter.com/c-span and check out the supreme court coverage at c-span.org. we'll continue here on c-span3 with more reaction coming up in about 2:15 eastern. we expect to hear from a number of senate democrats including leadership. we'll have live coverage for you. reactors this morning on floor of the senate. his comments next and those of republican leader mitch mcconnell. >> i'm happy, i'm pleased to see the supreme court put the rule of law ahead of partisanship and ruled that the affordable care act is constitutional. mr. president, it's a long opinion and we know that when we come back after the elections there need to be things to improve the law and we'll do that, woing together, but today millions of americans assume benefits for the law that we pass

this is by neil king, who's writing in "the wall street journal" -- host: back to the phones, our discussion regarding the impact of the supreme court's expected decision on the healthcare law and how it's going to affect you and your family. fairfax, virginia, curt success our next caller, coming on our republican line. curtis, you're on the "washington journal." caller: yeah, i'd like to address the issue of how it's going to affect me. it will be a good thing if it's ruled unconstitutional. because it's going to do nothing but bad for me. i wrote a letter to my representative, gerald connally of virginia, and i told him if he voted for the law, we were not going to -- we were going to vote him out of office. and he said he would let her back and vote for it only because it would lower the rates, that we could keep what we already had if we wanted to, that it would lower the deficit, better quality care. and i said every one of those are going to prove to be a lie. and if it is. every one of those has been -- my premiums have went up. everybody's premiums have went up. the deficit is now p

a joke, that is neil patrick harris, of course, starring as barney stinson on "how i met the mother." can we please meet the mother? >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning" i'm gayle kinglie rose with erica hill. neil patrick harris is hosting the 2009 tony awards. >> and he'll be back for his third time as host of broadway's biggest night. do you know how excited we all were, i'm not exaggerating, us, the crew, when we said neil patrick harris was coming. i hope you feel the love. your reputation precedes you because when people see you're doing it they say, great, he's the best. it's like people get excited about billy crystal hosting the oscars. that's how people feel about you hosting the tonys. >> it's kind of a niche market. some people that don't know broadway and don't know the show have no interest in tuning in. it's sort of my job to encourage people to watch and see what the season's shows are. it's less performing and entertaining on my end and more emceeing a big night. a bit of an infomercial for broadway. they need that. broadway people are underappreciated. a lot of people don't know who some of these people are that work ridiculously hard show after sh

. >>> well, they say that cash is king but when it comes to union spending green in wisconsin is might not be enough to take the crown. welcome. i'm neil cavuto and fox on top of the money in the badger state. three days away from republican governor scott walker's recall election. reports are are that union groups have already poured more than 8 million bucks to get it out. walker actually widening his lead in the latest polls. and with unions poised to pump 400 million bucks to help get democrats across the country elected in november, is wisconsin their waterloo showing us is that money might hot be everything? to ben stein and charles payne along with michelle and charlie. >> the union money cannot compete with the enthusiasm going on in wisconsin from the grass roots groups. if you look, governor walker 70% of his political dough nations are under $15. this is just like $10 from regular folks. $20, $15 and there is just a lot of enthusiasm there which is great because unions is are basically exhausting their resources and energizing the conservative movement out in wisconsin. >> you know, polls are one thing. the actual vote is tu

. >>> well, they say that cash is king but when it comes to union spending green in wisconsin is might not be enough to take the crown. welcome. i'm neil cavuto and fox on top of the money in the badger state. three days away from republican governor scott walker's recall election. reports are are that union groups have already poured more than 8 million bucks to get it out. walker actually widening his lead in the latest polls. and with unions poised to pump 400 million bucks to help get democrats across the country elected in november, is wisconsin their waterloo showing us is that money might hot be everything?

neil: when we come back, did any of you see this? i know you think they're going wild in los angeles for their stanley cup champion kings. you're wrong on this. l.a., all of that matter losing control because of our move to prime time at fbn. some of the people don't get fbn and you think feel their angst, but celebrate the fact that we are, a lot of people notice we're opposite of bill o'reilly and how could you compete with bill o'reilly? it's a big, big world, is bill o'reilly nervous? of course not. 8 p.m. eastern time. up next, two men, two new pitches for jobs, but will either plan renew america's economy? we're on it. ys to tell people about saving money. this is bobby. say hello bobby. hello bobby. do you know you could save hundreds on car insurance over the phone, online or at your local geico office? tell us bobby, what would you do with all those savings? hire a better ventriloquist. your lips are moving. geico®. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> hi, everyone, live from america's news headquarters, i'm jamie colby. there are new reports this morning of raging flames i

king's new nationwide summertime menu. the bacon sundae treat reportedly comes packed with 18 grams of fat. bon apitite. that's business. i'm neil cavuto.   >> this fox 5 stock market report is brought to you by your lexus dealer. live life heroically. >>> we all know the dangers of too much sun, but now there are concerns about the safety of spray tans. a new report shows dha, the active chemical used in spray tans, has the potential to cause genetic alterations and dna damage. dha was approved for external use in the 1970s, but never for tanning booths as an all over body spray. >> the major concern about them is the fact that they're inhaled. the fda approved this active ingredient dha for topical use as long as it's not involving the mucus membranes and around the eyes. >> doctors recommend people who use spray transprotect their eyes, nose and lips. >>> lady gaga still isn't 100% after getting hit in the head during her concert in new zealand sunday night. she suffered a concussion when a backup dancer hit her with a pole while he was moving it off the set. last night lady gaga tweeted this photo

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