so there are a whole host of protections in there. you are a parent who has children. if your children, heaven forbid, had a pre-existing condition before i took office, you were out of luck in terms of being able to get health insurance for that child. now insurance companies have to give you health insurance for that child. and by the way, that health insurance company can t drop you if you get sick. so there are a whole host of things that we ve put in place that do make your life better. listening to the real people asking today questions at today s town hall, though, seemed to suggest that for many obama supporters, the problem is he hasn t done enough. i m one of your middle class americans, and quite frankly, i m exhausted. i m exhausted of defending you, defending your administration, defending the mantle of change that i voted for, and deeply disappointed with where we are right now. i have been told that i voted for a man who said he was going to change things in a me
i know clarence thomas went to yale. even a better law school. when you listen to what they re saying, they re accusing her of being like, heaven forbid, thurgood marshall. oh, my goodness. how can you say that? i wonder how many members would vote against thurgood marshall off the supreme court. the way they were throwing his name around. i wonder if they would have voted for him for the supreme court. let me try this. i don t know if you heard my conversation with senator schumer. it s so geographic. people from south carolina, utah, oklahoma, texas, wherever going after her arizona, blasting her from being from the northeast. that s the main attack line. basically it s red states. on the floor and in these hearings, many republican colleagues are talking back to their home state. it isn t part of any strategy. they talk back to their home
anyway i know clarence thomas went to yale. even a better law school. when you listen to what they re saying, they re accusing her of being like, heaven forbid, thurgood marshall. oh, my goodness. how can you say that? i wonder how many members would vote against thurgood marshall off the supreme court. the way they were throwing his name around. i wonder if they would have voted for him for the supreme court. let me try this. i don t know if you heard my conversation with senator schumer. it s so geographic. people from south carolina, utah, oklahoma, texas, wherever going after her arizona, blasting her from being from the northea northeast. that s the main attack line. basically it s red states. on the floor and in these hearings, many republican colleagues are talking back to their home state. it isn t part of any strategy. they talk back to their home state. we look at these states. these are very red states. this country is really split.
where d thomas went to yale. even better law school. when you listen to what they re saying, they re accusing her of being like, heaven forbid, thurgood marshall. oh my goodness. i wonder how many members would vote off thurgood marshall. i wonder if they would have voted for him for the supreme court. let me try this with you. i don t know if you heard my conversation with senator schumer. it s so geographic. people from south carolina, utah, oklahoma texas, going after arizona, blasting her from being from the northeast. that s the main attack line. basically it s red states. on the floor and in these herings, many republican colleagues are talking back to their home state. these are very red states.
broader control or more leeway, in terms of when they have to read people their rights and what critics will argue is why change the federal system, when you can take these people, and declare them enemy combatants and, then hold them for long periods of time, before you have to give them get them a lawyer. martha: raises very interesting questions, catherine herridge, reporting on that big change and as she points out an interesting shift in the way the administration appears to be handling terror suspects. bill: more now, what happens with pakistan and all of this, too, senator hillary clinton on 60 minutes last night saying a direct link with the country would be a troubling. troubling fact. and, it would have consequences, too, brought on behalf of the u.s. listen to this, real quick, here: we ve made it very clear, that if, heaven forbid, an attack like this, that we can trace back to pakistan, were to have been successful, there would be very severe