. >> this morning, we'll talk with ron pollack about healthcare and this weekend's taxpayer march. an hour michael crittenden to discuss the u.s. financial

and >> tomorrow, ron pollack talks about health reform michael creighton then discusses issues in the financial industries, including the failure of a nine banks so far in 2009. perry bacon previews [unintelligible] susan newly discusses her group on their opposition to any tax on sugary drinks. coming up next on c-span, i look back at some of the 9/11 ceremonies, including this morning's white house moment of silence. >> this week, during a special session, the supreme court heard oral arguments on campaign finance. >> would we not be doing more harm than good by ruling in a case that does not involve business corporations and does not follow the traditional lonn- profit corporations? >> starting october 4, an extensive look at the rule, traditions, and history of the courts from its justices during supreme court week. >> 1.7 million new immigrants each year, half of them are followers of islam. christopher caldwell on c- span's today. >> today is the eighth anniversary of the september 11 attacks on new york city and washington, d.c.. there were in number of ceremonies to mark the o

. >> joining us, ron pollack, what would you have to say to the tea partiers out there?uest: first, welcome to washington, d.c. i would say to them that healthcare reform is really very important for all of us we want to make sure businesses having a tough time that want to continue on the coverage. that's what healthcare reform is designed to do. i think folks who are coming into the town and others. healthcare reform is important. the thing to remember here is what happens in the absence of healthcare reform. in the absence of healthcare reform, the cost will continue to sky rocket. more and more businesses will find they can't afford to find coverage. families are being priced out of care. we saw the census bureau come up with new numbers. we have to stop that. if it turns out we don't get healthcare n/qreform. i was in the gallery wednesday night. i spoke to the congressional leaders. what i heard from them, particularly speaker pelosi and others in the senate as well. there are issues that need to be sorted out. i think it's going to deal with costs in a way that is

ron pollack will give you the information story. they had to run him the way the real world works once you get sick in this country. they were self-employed actors. i would say some of the things are the same. the president's job is impossible. i wonder what madison would think if we were designing it today. on the one hand we had an articulate and ambitious president who had a majority in the house and senate. we thought he was articulate because he could talk to bubba. bubba is now screaming at town meetings, but nevertheless. clinton could do all that. he designed a plan -- actually, it was in a hotel room, for six months. sarah roosevelt wrote from. it was designed to be a perfectly logical construct, which at some level it was. it was not, however, very effective political document. so this president said, okay, i've got majority in the senate and the house, i'm articulate. i can't talk to bubba, but i can talk to lots of people. i'm going to let congress do it because they told me if i do it, they'll complain about it. i'm goi

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