onic american bands of all time. now glen fry is back. get your kicks on route 66 this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. our big story tonight dead heat. i m not talking about the weather. i m talking about americans opinions on the supreme court decision on obama care. take a look at the first poll. 50% agree with the decision. 49% disagree. well within the poll s margin of error. you would think a win would be reflected in poll numbers. take a look at this second cnn poll on registered voters choice for president. no change since may. president obama still at 49%. mitt romney at 46%. what is going on here? what does it mean for the race for the white house? joining me now for our story, one of the leading voices speaking out, michele bachmann. congresswoman, thank you for joining me again. why are you so opposed to universal health care for all? we want health care for everyone. we want it at the cheapest possible price for the american people and for everyone
welcome back. this week the obama administration urged the supreme court to uphold a controversial part of the health care overhaul law that is in place that requires americans to either buy insurance or face a fine. how can we expect the high court to decide? what is this move by the white house mean? let s ask pam bondi, florida s attorney general representing one of 26 states that is challenging the law at this point. attorney general bondi, thanks for skwroeuplg us this morning. thanks jamie for having me. i think we can expect that the supreme court will force the advocates to engage in a very vigorous debate over the fundamental principles of our constitution. it is about the vision that
welcome back. this week the obama administration urged the supreme court to uphold a controversial part of the health care overhaul law that is in place that requires americans to either buy insurance or face a fine. how can we expect the high court to decide? what is this move by the white house mean? let s ask pam bondi, florida s attorney general representing one of 26 states that is challenging the law at this point. attorney general bondi, thanks for skwroeuplg us this morning. thanks jamie for having me. i think we can expect that the supreme court will force the advocates to engage in a very vigorous debate over the fundamental principles of our constitution. it is about the vision that our founders had about a
this morning newt gingrich and santorum predicted your guy cannot beat president obama, what do you think? that s not what the polls are saying. the only reason we are having this discussion is because barack obama hasn t led 25 million americans are out of work, have part-time work or have given up looking for work. this president has not led. i believe that the best candidate to beat barack obama is in fact, mitt romney. he s got the best economic plan. he s laid out his vision for a more prosperous america. i think he can take that to this president and unseat him. why can t more republicans be convinced of that? he s had such trouble through this process. there s been the not romney, rick santorum is the latest. he hasn t broken 25%. what does he have to do tuesday? win new hampshire, strong showing in south carolina. i think florida and nevada
limited principle federal government. in its brief that it filed, the white house, about the fact that they want the mandate to be upheld that they think it is constitutional, you disagree, 25 other attorneys general do as well. they are saying that it seems to me, it may stand in the way, if that mandate isn t there, of covering americans who need health care coverage. can you make the argument for us that you are not standing in the way of americans having health coverage? of course not. the obama administration they are going to try to shift the focus just as you said, away from the constitutional principles that apply here. as attorneys general throughout the country, we firmly believe this is unconstitutional. we all agree we need health care reform this is not the way to do it. this is very real and it is very dangerous, for the people