the recently upheld healthcare reportedly leading to a hiring frenzy at the irs. we are told the agency is adding more than 800 employees to help to deal with all the new rules. it comes after last week s ruling that found the president s healthcare law constitutional but the justices also ruled the individual mandate which requires nearly all americans to have insurance or pay a price is legal as a tax. enter the irs which apparently now anticipating a big increasing in enforcement and collections. jim angle is live in washington for more. reporter: now, officials are turning to implementing lawsuit, a lengthy and massive undertaking still in the early stages. hss has huge amount of work to do. there will be new health insurance marketplace in every state of the country. reporter: the irshss and slew of other agencies will write
campaign. how do the sides deal if the supreme court find all the healthcare law constitutional? it would be great for president obama. it s vindication of his signature reform as president in his entire first term. that would be good. it s bad it might not necessarily mobilize his base if the law is upheld, but for the rpts it gives them more fight to say we need a republican in the white house and republican leaders throughout congress and go forward and repeal the law as they ve been saying for months now. it was a big piece of the campaign in the midterm election and why in part republicans won many seats in the midterms. it s something that mitt romney has been saying on the campaign trail all along, he would on his first day to sign a waiver so states could opt out of law and would lead the charge to repeal the law. heather: they have been saying reform and repeal, repeal and reform. that would also then force them
we could do the right then, endure serious pain for a certain period of time and then have to right the foundation for growth or just keep masking it and get big time screams from the powers that be, storm stimur rate cuts and get a nice six month rally. wall street is resigned to that rather than long term fixes. how far we have come. celebrating mediocrity and tomorrow rooting for less than meet oaker. i built a career on it. to a white house watching and worrying and a president campaigning. henry is in ohio where the president heads tonight. what is the mood among his people and the president right now with all the variations in numbers? well, neil, there s certainly they were cheered bit fact the supreme court ruled the healthcare law constitutional. that was a rare bit of good news. it s been a rough june for the