living constitution gives to activist judges. the ability to interpret the written law as they see fit. it is indigestible. it is incoherent. it s basically an excuse for bureaucrats and congressmen and congressional staffers, and interest groups to negotiate forever the meaning of the law. in a way that lines their pockets or favors their interests. equally indigestible, kesler says, the growing stack of obamacare regulations, reportedly 15,000 pages worth, 71% of americans find that over the top. while the administration issues those waivers and exemptions, the president can t suspend the law of unintended consequences. don t get me wrong, our stores are top performers, and so we made money, it was just on real small margins. bob westbrook of long view, texas, told us he won t be able
0 democrats. washington wondering if the progressive capstone achievement may be their undoing. a freshman senator leading his party down a road its senior statesman would rather not go. we re going to try to make sense of the last 12 months. we start with another paradox of sorts. a cadre of young, political activists, mobilizing against the president s signature legislation. november 10th, 2013. a month after the obamacare exchanges opened for business. thousands of university of miami and virginia tech fans party outside sun life stadium. but this is more than a pregame tailgate bash. it sounds a lot like a call to civil disobedience. services. on this day, and this venue, at least, the word seemed to be getting out. with obamacare i m going to have to pay three, four times more money in health insurance for premiums and deductibles and i think that s ridiculous. you re basically a community organizer, aren t you? in a lot of ways, yes. we are stealing some tactics from the
0 to sign up for obamacare, right? that s right. though 29-year-old evan feinberg, the president of generation opportunity, would deny that. you ve been traveling the country essentially telling people, young people to ignore the law. no, not at all. oh, come on, evan. we have cameras following you around, you tell young people to opt out. well, no doubt we re actually telling young people to opt out. federal obamacare, right? you want to opt out of oba obamacare, right? oh, yeah. that s the best possible decision about their health care. they shouldn t pay three times as much for their insurance, not to get better health care for themselves but to pay for an older, sicker generation s health care benefits. feinberg is talking about the fact that for obama care to work, young, healthy people must pay into the system. but not make many claims on it. that way, their premiums will subsidize older, sicker people. who, statistically speaking, will use a lot more health car
progressive achievement may be their undoing. a freshman senator leading his party down a road its senior statesmen would rather not go. we re going to try to make sense of the last 12 months. we start with another paradox of sorts. a contrary of young political activists mobilizing against the president s signature legislation. november 10, 2013, the month after the obamacare exchanges opened for business. thousands of university of miami and virginia tech fans partying outside the stadium. but this is more than a pre-game tailgate bash. it sounds a lot like a call to civil disobedience. though 29-year-old evan, the president of generation opportunity, would deny that. you ve been traveling the country essentially telling young people to ignore the law. no, not at all. come on of the we have cameras following you around. you tell young people to opt out. no doubt we re telling young people to opt out. you re ready to opt out of obamacare, right? yeah. all right
amazing reporter: or during a charity event channeling one of memphis own, the king of rock n roll. i ve been so lonely baby reporter: the grandson of a preacher and son of a choir director never passed up a chance to perform. bob westbrook gave justin his first singing lessons when he was 8. what did he have? what was that star quality? just his mannerism and his charisma, the hair. the hope of natural stage feel. well, you see what he s got now? reporter: when justin was just 11, his talents landed him on star search the nationally