and i am sure you read the 28,000 pages of obama care, right? >> i am directing the question. >> but question did write in the law that they slammed together. and they wrote a clause that says, you know, the subsidies are available to use the state exchanges. >> i am a very simple lawyer and it said state and state only. and now they wrote that and they are hoping and thinking that all of the states are on board and it would not be a problem. that didn't happen. >> that is a way of reducing twisting the arms of the state to take up the. >> and they are trying to do that in the court system and rerugulate the law. and we affirmed on principle that an agency will not rewrite a statutory term to have their own idea. the law is the law. that is for the legislature to decide. >> you are of the opinion, that if the court grease and throws it out, obama care goes away. >> it does in the sense that it is only states that get the subsidies, unless you want to go back to the legislature and change the law once again. >> all right, counsellor? >> i read th

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. >> there is a major blow to obama care. federal court ruled that the irs went too far for states to hand out subsidies for the federal exchanges. i am jenna lee. >> and i am jon scott. welcome to happening now. the ruling is a setback to the health care law. the appeals court said states that did not have exchanges were not allowed to hand out subsidies. white house said the subsidies would continue. >> we don't need a legal degree to understand that congress intended for every eligible american to have credits whether it is state or federal officials running the marketplace. >> we'll talk about it with a b stoodard. tom roggan is a columnist for the daily review and telegraph. sounds like josh earnest is thumbing his nose at the supreme court. >> it is interesting the way he assesses the interpretation of the law that congress passed. it was changed many, many times. it is not the executive branch's place to interpret once a court ruling has come in. it is the court's job and role to be a co-equal branch to interpret the l

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>>> we may get a decision as early as today that could be a huge set back for obama care. an appeals court looks at a lawsuit seeks to give out subsidies for residents in many states. this is due to the wording inside the health care law is subsidies are only for insurance purchased through an exchange established by the state. as you know many of the exchanges have now been established by the federal government. let's bring in a cormer campaign manager and fox news contributor. gentlemen, you say this one could be the mortal blow to obama care, why? >> i think anything that distracts obama care at this point will have devastating effect. the plan will not working, they're not signing up what they need. a lot of people will not be able to afford obama care, and i think to a certain extent the law was very clear. 36 states chose not to participate in the subsidy -- i think it was a good drill. now for the irs to try to force the chance one more time, obama is trying to basically govern by laws not written by congress. >> joe, do you agree? could that be the straw that breaks

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her husband places the blame on the glitches in the obama care system. time the coverage was in place. it was too late. her cancer was untreatable. after surgery linda passed away on june 30th. her husband of 45 years joined a class action lawsuit involving 150 people against the nevada state exchange and xeroxcorporation that helped to set up the marketplace. they join me now. >> robert, it breaks my heart. you were married 45 years and think you get coverage and your wife is anticipating the coverage and finding out a bureaucrat made a mistake. how did you feel when you heard this. >> we were devastated. >> and what did they you? >> they didn't tell us nothing. i mean, we kept hearing that xeroxcouldn't get the program right. and that was the reason that the insurance companies never had it in their computer and didn't have our name in the computer. >> even though you had a message and congratulations you are covered. >> they gave us a policy number and vendor number. and said that it would be started march 1st. >> and when, you were dealing with this,

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calculus is entirely different. >> this is what mcconnell is running into, that he wants to repeal obama care, but that means taking care away from hundreds of thousands of kentuckians. the republicans are keeping it -- submit to certain political realities and this is not going to go away for them, this dilemma for the next year or two. >> this is not going to undercut the reality that poor people, you know, middle class americans are finally getting access to affordable health coverage and this is a good thing independent of politics. >> after the break, as violence and the death toll escalate in gaza, u.s. airlines cancels all flights, u.s. airlines cancel all flights to israel and the latest prospects for a cease fire do not look good. brian can tell us from the center for american progress joins me coming up next on now. . [ mom ] with life insurance, we're not just insuring our lives... we're helping protect his. [ female announcer ] everyone has a moment when tomorrow becomes real. transamerica. transform tomorrow. is live healthy and take one a day men's 50+. a complete multivitamin w

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worse than any of it, the attempt to kill obama care in its crib. refuse yl to back immigration reform. rejection of obama's plea for congressional action even with the border crisis, cold plooded opposition for background checks. worse than any of that are the poll numbers showing that the average republican out there is as feverish as elected officials and want and hoping the president will go down in the dirt. this is the fact facing voters. can a political party win the minds and hearts of the country by promising to do nothing? nothing but destroy the efforts of the other art party to govern. republicans are rooting for their leaders to knock down president obama. according to a new cnn poll, conducted earlier this year, 73% of republicans hope that president obama's policies fail. only 14% of republicans hope they succeed. that's 59 point negative margin. compare that to how democrats view president george w. bush in his sixth year, a year after the cia's final report that found there were no weapons of mass destruction in iraq which debunk of

. >>> defeat for the president on obama care. rulings that will affect the political landscape this year. >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, this is "meet the press" with david gregory. >>> good sunday morning on a holiday weekend, a lot going on. this humanitarian crisis on children crossing the border is a staggering problem and so are the numbers. check this out, more than 50,000 children have been caught since october 2013. that is more than double the year before just to give you some sense of how desperate the situation is. our miguel almaguer joins me from murrieta, california, a town that's been a flash point in this story so far. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is the holding facility in murrieta. it is a flash point, a symbol that galvanized two opposite sides. these are the faces of the desperate and scared, just some of the now thousands of unaccompanied minors packed into 100 temporary shelters dotted across the country. >> go back home! >> a group of them greeted with anger, some called hate as

the ruling will significantly cripple obama care. another liberal scholar agreed, there's no use sugar coating it, if this ruling is affirmed, it would throw the law into chaos. the vast majority of beneficiaries would be unable to afford think premiums and millions of people would drop out of the insurance marketplaces. the health care law does provide for subsidies to make insurance more affordable for some. it says that help can only go to folks who buy insurance through an exchange established by the state. got it? the state. not the federal government. the problem is, only 14 states and d.c. bothered to set up an exchange. the other 36 let the feds do it through healthcare.gov. nearly 90% of those who got coverage through the website received federal subsidies, subsidies that have now been ruled legal. all hell will break loose on this already chaotic law. premiums will skyrocket. the dreaded death spiral were not enough people to enroll in obama care could very well doom this law once and for all. however, another very similar

says you only get subsidies if the state has set up the obama care exchange.hen when dozens of states didn't set up the exchanges, the administration said, oh, forget what's in the law. we're going to pronounce from on high that you get the subsidies, even if the federal government sets up the exchanges. there's going to be a decision probably within days that's going to strike this down. it's going to be an enormous reaction. >> that's good position and quite lengthy. mort, 15 seconds. >> i'm going to point out the fact that the unemployment rate is going down because they are counting part-time jobs as if they are full-time jobs. we have 47 million part-time jobs and all the jobs that were created when we had 288,000 jobs were part-time jobs. >>> president obama's attended two political fund raisers during the malaysian airlines crash. he should have canceled the events and returned to washington to manage the u.s. and the allied response to the atrocity. bye-bye. . ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> this week on moyers & company: the battle over women's health and reproductive righ

her husband places the blame on glitches in the obama care system.as finally in place, it was too late. her cancer became untreatable. after having surgery on may 14th this year, linda passed away on june 30th. linda's husband of 45 years, robert, has joined a class-action lawsuit involving 150 people against nevada state exchange and the xerox corporation, which helped set up the marketplace. robert and his attorney matthew ca callister break my heart. your wife is anticipate getting the help she needs and finds out some bureaucrat made a mistake. how did you feel when you heard this? >> we both -- it devastated us. you know -- >> and what did they tell you? >> they didn't really tell us nothing. i mean we kept hearing that xerox couldn't get the program right, and that was the reason the insurance company didn't have her name in the computer. >> even though you got a message. >> yeah, they gave us the policy number, a member number, and said it would be starting march 1st. >> when -- when you were dealing with this, did they know -- did xerox and t

i was surprised despite the adverse ruling on obama care.rs i talked to said supreme court will decide on it. we do have breakouts, sue. we have a new high, 18-month high. traders abandoned that in april and may, and also big caps, the oef -- the s&p 100, is at a new high. it has dramically underperformed and right now they're dumping big money into it. >> thank you, bob. ty, up to you. >>> thank you, the tech sector with a fresh 14-year high today, also the third -- josh lipton is all about apple and dom chu breaking down other big tech stock winners. first to josh in cupertino. >> well, tyler, apple stock has raced higher, up about 25% since the last earnings report in april. what are traders, investors, analysts looking for when apple reports today after the bell? we're going to have that story for you. dom chu, what are you watching? >> josh, well, apple is just one of 120 other some stocks in the s&p 500 tech sector trading as highs even higher than the dot-com bubble. we'll have other names and notable earnings just after the break. ke

they were doing this before obama care was even a thought. so the idea that women are somehow being denied anything, look, my rights have not changed after this ruling, sean, and women who work for hobby lobby, they still have access to birth control as provided by hobby lobby. >> that's the point. i don't see, how do you make a indication when they were providing 16 of the 20 mandated items, and the ones they didn't was like the morning after pill, because they believe life begins at conception. can't you respect someone's deeply held religious views? >> first of all, i don't believe a commercial business has -- >> it's a family business. it's a family owned, run business. >> i don't believe. >> okay, and what if that family were christian scientists, could they deny all health care? i think we've taken the idea -- >> that's a horrible misrepresentation -- >> i'm sorry, i'm quite familiar with religious freedom. >> apparently you're not familiar with it. >> i'm sorry, do i get to speak, or is she just going to dominate over -- >> i'll correc

all of their campaign promises that they were going to repeal obama care, look what happened to the one or two or three good guys who stood up to fulfill their constitutional duty and campaign promises and they got thrown under the bus, the view isn't very good from under the bus. the american people are going to say, i believe, this time, this go around, we learned our lesson, and it will be us. we get the government that we support. we get the government that we vote for but that we put up with, how about we don't put up with this lawlessness. washington is broken. if people care about the country and defense of our republic, they will join this cause of articles of impeachment against barack obama because enough is enough. >> when we spoke last you talked about you are considering leaving the republican party, where are you on that issue right now? >> you know, betten a republica since i was 18 years old, so wholeheartedly believe in every plank in the platform. the blanks in the platform will make this country strong and safe and secure again, i hate to think the republican part

. >> it's been since months since the core elements of obama-care went into effect, and the uninsured rate is the lowest it has ever been, but that still leaves more than 5 million americans without any health insurance. the coverage gap is especially pronounced in the 24 states that did not expand medicaid. an optional provision. fault lines correspondent traveled to two states with large numbers of uninsured residents and examed the high costs of low access. here in north carolina, citizens have correspondented into a growing movement. it is time for our leadership to put down their swords, and do what is right. medicaid expansion is at the forefront. >> when medicaid was denied here, some people hear that as stopping those that don't deserve i.e. our movement is exposing and that say when you have 5,000 -- 600,000 children, you heard black people, you are hurting poor people, you are hurting republicans and democrats you are hurting everybody. >> yeah. >> we open up under that free. >> it is lobby day, and people impacted by a lack of healthcare access, are meeting with their repre

recuerde que la siguiente inscripciÓn al obama care es en noviembre de 2014. >> recuerde que debido alos solos en el auto, incluso por minuto. la temperatura dentro de un vehÍculo cerrado puede elevarse 20 en tan sÓlo 10 minutos y puede tener consecuencias mortales para menor de edad. cada aÑo, un promedio de 28 menores mueren de instalaciÓn en estados unidos cuando sus padres los dejan solos en un acto sagrado. -auto cerrado. y para saber quÉ tanto calor base en los prÓximos dÍas aquí estoy guillermo quirÓs. >> amigos, buenas noches, vamos hablar de las condiciones para este miÉrcoles, muy agradables para nosotras. un poco de vientos secos que van para la regiÓn de nevada, sur de california. norte de california agradable. un poco de resaca marina. temperaturas que van entre los 53 y 55, estable a lo largo de esta noche. vamos a listas o de lo que sucede en el atlÁntico, se encuentra la tormenta tropical a punto de convertirse en huracÁn, arthur gira pero hay posibilidades de que carolina del norte tenga un impacto y continuÉ sobre el atlÁntico. esto pone en riesgo, y esto y hay una ad

, josh, you know, this is awfully confusing thing for anyone to understand how it could be that obama-care is supposed to provide coverage and yet it is not to the poorest. >> to the poorest, and it is hard to understand. i think that's why more people aren't more vocally upset about it. when i first got this story, figures out what is happening here, the affordable care act, it subsidizes private plans that make down to a certain level, about 120%, and then beneath that, there's medicaid expansion, paid for by the federal government for the first three years and then scaling down to the states would pay 10%. >> but then the states refused. >> the supreme court came out with this weird kind of split decision that said in part of the obama-care is constitutional, but you can't force states to accept the medicaid expansion. and all the republican led states refused the expansion. what may stopped is federal dollars to coming to their state to help the poorest citizens have access to healthcare. >> but it isn't p just the poor that suffer. >> absolutely not. those are dollars that texas janua

he says he is going to sue obama over the affordable care act. take that, obama care.h president obama's decision to delay the affordable care act's employer mandate. that is the decision that gave companies with full-time employees an extra year to provide health insurance for their workers. what makes this curious is that the delay is also something that the overwhelming majority of house republicans voted to do after president obama announced the -- yeah, the delay. but anyway, by doing that boehner contends the president changed the health care law without a vote of congress effectively creating his own law. if this president can get away with making his own laws boehner said future presidents will have the ability to as well. the house has an obligation to stand up for the legislative branch and the constitution and that is exactly what we will do. reigning in presidential powers is what the lawsuit is ostensibly about or is it about reigning in the republican base? or is it about something else entirely? >> impeachment is a message that has to be sent to our pres

governor of mississippi phil bryant said that the ruling was quote another step in dismantling obama care and returning the control of individual health care to the people. but the ruling could really hurt his own constituents. 60,000 mississippi residents receive federal health care subsidy. and the governor thinks it would be a good thing that they lost those subsidies, congresswoman? >> i mean, it really does seem pretty shocking, reverend, al. the fact that people would be cheering on people losing health care. you know, when the affordable care act was tasked, republicaned were all against it. people in communities. but the fact is that 74% of republicans who are newly insured actually like their health care plan. so they don't even represent their own people. and it is really shocking that you have people who are legislators who refuse to legislate, who only want to repeal. at the same time, they would think it would be preferable for poor people to go without health care. shameful. >> jonathan, you mentioned immigration. they would rather attack immigration than solve the border cr

it was going to weigh-in on obama care, change it for the future here.e have a 5-4 decision, what have we actually learned from this now? >> we've learned a lot, john. we learned that corporations can assert the right to freedom of religion, we never knew that before, that was something that some courts had suggested, but now we know we can. also we know that thousands of employees of hobby lobby and thousands of other women are now in the position of losing part of their birth control benefits. part of their health care benefits. their right to certain forms of birth control, and in a larger sense we now know that corporations can assert the right that they don't want to pay for certain kinds of medical procedures, and the courts are going to have to sort out which procedures employers can take away from their employees. this is going to be a complex and lengthy undertaking. it's just begun. >> we know there will be a lot more questions and a lot more cases going forward. what we also know is, this is not a decision that the white house wanted. this is

. >> more rubble tore the president, better known as obama care watch it could mean for you. >>> sell breakings at new target store, why this is bigger deal than you might think. >> indeed it is, good day, good wednesday, it is july 23rd, 2014. good to have you with us, a lot of news we need to get to. >> yes, let's go to our crews, steve keeley out in montgomery county covering all they that could be the end of rash of break-in's, czar even a liver outside the new target store in king of prussia set to open this morning, and it is huge, we'll get to both of those stories in just a minute. first? >> the other big story of the day is the weather, hoping that it well it comes down, and that the muggies mover out in time for the weekend, sue? >> i think that target store is air-conditioned. i think, so good place to be today. anywhere indoors where it is air-conditioning, or a pool, or at a beach. those will be the preferred locations, now we know a loft have you to work outside, whether you want to or not so just take precautions, make sure to stay hydrated today, very hot, humid, thund

but their hobby lobby ruling puts obama care back in play for congress. republicans praising to day's decision as a win for religious freedom for small business owners, democrats vowing to continue their fight for reproductive freedom for women. at the supreme court, i'm hampton pierson for "nightly business report." >>> the supreme court declined to consider an appeal from a trustee looking to sue some of the world's biggest banks on behalf of victims of the ponzy scheme orchestrated by bernie madoff and allen stanford. they ignored signs of the massive scam but the high court ruled that he lacked the legal standing to represent thousands of victims in those lawsuits. >>> still ahead, health care stocks had a good run in the first half. but will the rest of the year be a different story? that's coming up. >>> a big victory for federal and state regulators that accuse french back bmp of violating u.s. sanctions. the bank agreed to pay nearly $9 billion and plead guilty to criminal charges of conspiracy and falsifying business records after performing tran