he was the person who led the fight in the senate to pass obamaca obamacare. >> i got to ask lizzy a question. things have to be put in their place. what was the top personal tax rate when john kennedy was president? >> listen, i'm not going to go through these lame -- >> it's not a lame exam. >> you are not the light on the damascus road. >> i'll answer my own question. >> i don't know what your point is. here is the point. what is it today? the effective rate for the upper bracket, 35%. >> hold on a second. it's getting a little out of control. the point is that it's the direction in which you're going that is important. granted, rates for much higher at one point when they were brought down by john kennedy, but he wanted to bring them down. this president has brought the rates up. >> that's right. and the regulations are another form of taxation which increased big ones exponentially in these executive orders and regulatory decrease coming out of the epa. one of the things that lizzy touched on kennedy boasted about rising corporate profits. you never hear democrats boast about th

disclosu clearly the health care law, the obamaca obamacare law, is pounding the american people. one woman said i'm 56 years old, speaking of herself, no womb and no chirp, yet i'm paying for obstetrical services and pediatric dentistry and paying $400 more a month with a $6,000 deductible. people are upset about this law. we must do something about it. >> can you do anything with barack obama in the white house still? >> a couple thinkigs about that. the supreme court is considering a case as to whether or not the administration is breaking law in terms of how they give subsidies. a plain reading of the law suggests they are. if the supreme court rules that the administration is breaking the law, it crashes in 30 some-odd states. secondly, when you have democrats like harkin and schumer saying that passing the law was a mistake, you also real ice there's a political dynamic building. the american people want something different. >> you strongly oppose along with a lot of other republicans the executive action that president obama took that will defer deportation for millions of