joining me is nicole lee, president of transafrica, and add because the group dedicated to -- advocacy group dedicated to justice for the developing world. good to have you on the program. let me start by asking whether this has and more about the orissa course -- symbolism substance. >> it is top. tough. there are a lot of issues that could have been dealt with. you have exploitation by corporation. he chose to focus on building africa for africans. he talks about small and middle class businesses. he also touched on some of the nuances, some of the problems africans have been dealing with. you have exploitation, and so many resources are being used for other are best is. too little, too late? been no shortage of commentators who complained the president has not given enough attention to africa. i guess his track record has not been as good. there are a number who complain not enough has taken place. too is your sense that little, too late? complicated. every day amazing children are born in africa, and they deserve at cap. far too many are being born into poverty. i think and you com

thomas roberts, and former adviser to george bush, nicole wallace. and lee gallagher. also to talk about health care, "the washington post" columnist and msnbc policy analyst ezra klein. it's july, but we've got three big stories we're going to talk about. one developing overseas, a couple here, one here at home. president obama's health care law has suffered what is so far the major setback it's seen. the administration announcing yesterday it's going to delay the mandate that requires larger companies to insure their workers. they're saying the policy is bad for the country. we're going to talk to david axelrod, president obama adviser, to get his take on what this means. also in egypt, we're just hours away for the deadline set by the military for president mohamed morsi to either fix the situation, the vast protest in the street, or to step aside. morsi says he's not going anywhere. we're going to have a live report on that in just a moment. >>> also overseas, the third big story. the saga of edward snowden continues. it gets a little stranger. yesterday in bolivia

senator mike lee, republican, utah, thank you very much for joining us. we appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you. >> back to nicole, where is it now? >> weighing on the dow jones industrials, one one-half of 1%, this is as they found a pinched wire. we've been, obviously, following the story about the honeywell emergency beacon locaters, and how boeing has now ordered that all the planes be check, 1100, 1200 planes be checked in the area. the british investigators found the fire traced to an area that housed those unites. they are being precautious. >> 105 right now. nicole, thank you very much, indeed. mark leneer is here. have you sued boeing? >> i believe we have a winner. >> have you sued boeing. [laughter] >> yeah, i handle a number of cases. >> somebody in tush lance? oh, i'm anxious about flying, i need $10 million. >> no, flying into the face of the mountain killing everybody on board. >> i drnt mean to make a joke, i know. >> you had no clue what i was going to say. >> i did not. >> boeing makes good airplanes, but sometimes things do not go right. >> you maintain you represent the interest of the people