conspiracy to defraud the united states perimeter fearing with the peaceful transfer of power. when the committee presents its finding, they will be at least eight hearings. we do not know what those hearings will look, like just yet. what do you need to do to make that conspiracy case, as they laid it out? breaking through to the american public? one thing that is interesting, and i don t know this to make the case, is that this committee has been rather guarded, and not letting out all of the information it has. so, i think we watched the mueller investigation, and in some of these impeachment investigations. the evidence dropped out, a little bit, by a little bit. so, by the time we heard the whole story, it was a little anticlimactic. i wonder, if the committee isn t keeping back some of this evidence. i know representative, jamie raskin, said that when the american public here is the story, it will blow the roof off the capitol. words to that effect.
this to make the case, is that this committee has been rather guarded, and not letting out all of the information it has. so, i think we watched the mueller investigation, and in some of these impeachment investigations. the evidence dropped out, a little bit, by a little bit. so, by the time we heard the whole story, it was a little anticlimactic. i wonder, if the committee isn t keeping back some of this evidence. i know representative, jamie raskin, said that when the american public here is the story, it will blow the roof off the capitol. words to that effect. and some of those details are being held back, but when they tell the story, it will be compelling. those who ve only paid casual attention will watch the whole story. and, will be horrified by what they hear. it is a tight, succinct presentation, and the fact that they have amassed, and it will be very important. so, i think for americans of good faith, regardless of their political allegiance, when they see that our democr
anticlimactic. what do you think, is next for republicans in california? obviously, it s a deep blue state. but there was a month or two ago, some momentum, some hope, at least some in the gop that this was something maybe they could pull off, that they could deliver a stunning blow to democrats in the nation s largest state. that didn t happen. what s next for the gop out there? well, i think in some ways, it is the same story over and over again, for californians. republicans, in california. who, you know, always think that they, you know, might have some shot and then just see her hopes dashed again and again. in some way this is much more disappointing than even the 2020 election cycle when california republicans picked up a number of seats, you know, significantly narrowing democrats margin in congress and the house. and this, you know, maybe gives them a little bit less cause for hope than 2020 did. and then, of course, governor
the supreme court today dismissed a republican challenge to the affordable care act leaving the obama care plan intact. in the 7-2 opinion the court did not actually rule on the law itself but rather said the republican-led states along with the trump administration which challenged the law did not have legal standing to bring the case. it was one of the most watched four cases during the session of the court and here discussing it, david axelrod former senior adviser to president obama and jeef cnn analyst jeffrey toobin. david, you wrote when you cried when the affordable care act that passed in 2010 as someone who spent so much time with president obama working to pass the law what is your reaction to what the supreme court ruled? relief. it was a little anticlimactic because most people deadduced from the arguments earlier in the year the affordable care act
adviser to president obama and jeef cnn analyst jeffrey toobin. david, you wrote that you had cried when the affordable care act passed back in 2010. as someone who spent so much time with president obama working to pass that law, what is your reaction to what the supreme court has ruled? relief. it was a little anticlimactic because most people deadduced deduced from the arguments earlier in the year that the affordable care act would survive. but still, this was the last major challenge in terms of throwing the whole act out. that was what was being asked. there are some other legal issues that are rooting around out there that may still surface. i think this was a watershed event. for all of the people who have benefited from the law and all of the people who will, i feel a great sense of relief. the reason i wept was because i had my own battles with the health care system when i have a child with a chronic illness, epilepsy, pre-existing condition. and it was hell to deal with t