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matter of health care policy and economics, and, b, if let's take the government's position on severalability, the mandate is struck down. what will be the policy and economic consequences? really quickly. >> the policy consequences if only the mandate were struck down? >> if the -- everything is upheld or -- >> the mandate is upheld. well, this regulatory structure is a pretty rickety one to begin with. each with the mandate in place, a lot of americans will be able to save thousands of dollars per year by dropping their health insurance coverage and paying the penalty and waiting until they're sick to purchase coverage, which can lead to what economists say adverse selection death spiral that causes insurance markets to collapse. even with the mandate in place, it could collapse. and the federal government does not have the authority under the law to put in place another essential component, those subsidies, in health insurance exchanges, which is where all the magic of obamacare is supposed to happen, created by the federal government as yet another reason why this law may collapse. >> if

the bad part for the hmos is if there's severalability.not going to happen. the index is also hitting five-year highs right now. there is some individual reasons these stocks are moving up recently, but it's the supreme court right now. >> tough read. we have to wait a few months to see how they rule. >> that's the sufficient market theory in practice. >> that's right. talk to you later. get back to rick santelli now who is in chicago and has a preview of tomorrow's eda report. rick? >> our guest is from rand financial. tomorrow we're going to be concentrating most on corn, and you want to differentiate between old crop and new crop because you can't put new crop that's not grown yet in your stomach or in storage. it's all about what we need in the here and now. john mcintosh, what do you expect tomorrow? >> the main focus is going to be on the new crop corn and soybean acreage. my focus is on the old crop stocks. five out of the last six stock supports in corn has had limited movement in corn as usg seems to be addicted to playing hide an

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that argument so much before leading up to this day, today, two other aspects of the case one on severallability, whether you can throw out the mandates but keep the other man lee choirments -- requirements of the law or it will amount to an undue burden and people going on to medicaid roles, increase in medicaid is required. >>> mel, thank you tony. >>> another big story this morning members of congress rallying around the family of a florida teen, gunned down by a neighbourhood watch captain the parents of trayvon martin testified in front of a group of lawmaker yesterday. elected leaders talked about several issues including the stand your ground law, racial profiling neighbourhood watch programwhy police haven't arrested the shooter george zimmerman. >>> there is evidence there was a failed investigation we make no ac significances, but what -- accusations but what we ask for is for the failure to be remedied. >> zimmerman says trayvon martin was beating him up so he shot in self-defense a grand jury will convene april 10th and determine whether there are charges filed. a law professor from

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today we're going to move into new territory, and that is severalability.ndividual mandate and still have the health care law survive? that's what the justice also be debating. can you expand medicaid to give it to millions more people and will the states be forced to pay for that? those are the issues today. demonstrators gathering again out here today as they have been doing for the past several days. always a very vocal contingent, pro and con out here in front of the courthouse. inside, the big debate yesterday was that individual mandate, the crux of the whole matter. we had justice ginsburg saying yes, you can compel people to buy healthcare insurance because if they don't buy t the costs go up for all of us. the inspector general making the case this that thank is a marketplace like no other, but some of the justices firing back very vehemently, including scalia and kennedy. here is part of that. >> they're not stupid, they're going to buy insurance later. they're young and need the money now. >> here the government is saying that the federal governm

yesterday they focused on severalability.t makes everyone buy insurance is unconstitutional, the question is what is left of obamacare? could you actually save it? if you listen to justice scalia, he says if you take the heart of the statute, the statute is gone. justice ginsburg says if the mandate is rejected, do a salvage job instead of a wreckage operation. >> gretchen: it comes down to a loaf of bread. i got one for you this morning. so let's listen to the justices and then see whether or not healthcare, this loaf of bread, the analogy, can survive in its entirety or if i split it in half. >> first impression, another case where we have been confronted with this decision. can you take out the heart of the act and leave everything else? >> well, the congress is always, is half a loaf better than no loaf? and on something like the exchange, it seems like a perfect example where half a loaf is better than no loaf. >> gretchen: so that's a case for you guys. steve, if i give you half the loaf. here is the individual mandate.