voted to kill part of that health care law. you've go the supreme court set to hear arguments on all of this on monday whether or not the law is constitutional. look at this. this is recent "fox news poll" show is a majority of americans feel part of it or all of it should be repealed. bill: there was not a single event on the calendar yesterday to mark the occasion. bret baier talked to one of his top advisors how it would be handled. listen. >> why isn't there big fanfare on the two-year anniversary of the had healthcare law on friday? >> i think you will see quite a bit of activity on the health care law. not just a official activities or campaign activities but i think there is going to be quiet recognition around the country. bill: quiet recognition. byron york, chief political correspondent, "washington examiner". fox news contributor. good morning to you, byron. >> good morning, bill. bill: no public events.