susan dentzer, thanks a lot. >> great to be with you, ray.brown: health care >> brown: health care is not the only issue americans are talking about this election cycle. in cooperation with our public media partners, the newshour is collecting opinions about what matters most to people for a project called "listen to me." so far, the number one issue is the economy. here are a few of the voices we've heard from around the country. . making it easier for people to find jobs and, you know, feed their families. pay their bills. and not feel like can i buy bread or do i have to buy shoes? there shouldn't belike, you know, you shouldn't have to think about that. >> i've seen so many people struggling. i talked to a few people today, in fact, that are unemployed. it's a serious issue. we have got to get jobs going in this country. the economic issues in this country are serious. we are bankrupt. we're playing games. if we don't get it straightenedded out fast, if we can get it straightened out at all, this country is is in serious problems. >> one

i am susan dentzer editor of chief affairs and i have the privilege of monitoring this distinguishedpanel today. in the words of admiral stockdale, the famous vice president of candidate of your, whom are we and ray and why are we here? we are here obviously because the very moment this decision came down yesterday from the supreme court, really with stunning implications for the legal community for constitutional law and of course for the health care system and the health care delivery overall. like the affordable care act itself, the decision amounts to a kind of national rorschach test. ..