political witch-hunt. i don t care whether you re on the right or left. nobody ever asked me my political affiliation, ever, all right? to say this is all party games, okay, not for me. not for brian terry s family. reporter: as for holding the attorney general in contempt of congress? we either do it or we don t. either you do think he is in con e tempt or don t. if you do you vote on it. call the vote. give it floor time. you play your cards. reporter: the attorney general now says he will turn over documents dealing with the alleged cover-up. chairman darrell issa says he will consider that and could meet withholder tomorrow, martha. it is not clear whether that contempt vote will go forward on wednesday or not. tomorrow we ll bring you the story of john dodson. what he has gone through in the last year. martha: that is quite a story. it sure brings it all home to the central issues involved here. william, thank you very much. william la jeunesse in l.a.. bill: fascinating t
into health insurance and pay premiums when they are not sick, so you get the money coming in and you can use it for people who are sick, if that goes away, premiums are going to go up as the insurance companies struggle to cover people with pre he ca preexisting conditions, cover the kids up to the page of 26, no lifetime limits. all the bells and whistles stay in, that s going to cost and you better believe the insurance companies will transfer the costs on to the patients, and also cut doctors fees, because doctors are low-hanging fruit. bill: that is part one. i want to point out you like the idea about covering those with preexisting conditions, and new york state already does that, i m clear on that, right. you are clear on that, bill. bill: what if the whole law was struck down, what happens? if the whole law is struck down, i think that is unlikely because that is a big piece to bite off here, we will go back to where this all started, looking for solutions. looking at the
things. reporter: still a lot of questions, martha, about exactly what happened in that pool. hopefully we ll be learning more details over the coming days and weeks. back to you. martha: thank you. bill: he says the preside is taking on the first amendment and trying to change free speech as we know it. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell will answer to that and a whole lot more. he is live in our studi studio and he is up after the break. you plan to sue this administration for implementing something that you think should have required legislative process and approval. that s correct. martha: iowa republican steve king firing a warning shot at the white house, the president s immigration ruling that may end up in a will you suit. bill: also recorded phone conversations between george zimmerman and his wife only hours after he shot and killed trayvon martin, do they prove that he lied to the court?
bill: a dangerous police chase turns deadly in arizona. a high-speed pursuit unfolding on father s day after a man apparently stole the cab of a semi truck. he rammed several vehicles including police cars, drove the wrong way down a one-way street. an officer eventually fired into the cab of that truck, killing the man. there were no other injuries. martha: flashback to the cold war as russia ups the ante with the crisis in syria. president obama is set to meet face to face with vladimir putin, the first time since he has returned to his lead role in russia, and that will happen at the g20 summit just hours after moscow sent two warships to syria claiming that they are there to protect russian citizens, and the only russian naval base that is outside the former soviet union. but critics say that putin is
somebody s life may be at stake. bill: you clearly have a sense of this. where does your sense tell you this leads? i mean clearly someone has a very senior clearance levels. meaning they are in a position in the government to have very sensitive classified information that not a lot of other people in the government will have. that they had access to the situation room at least on one occasion if not two occasions. so both of those things are very, very concerning to me. and it tells you that the leaks are coming from fairly senior individuals. and that s, i think what is concerning us about a fair and thorough row investigation. the attorney general will have to make that point to us. bill: what david plouffe did say that the president did not authorize any of this. his comment was, no, of course he did not. now, do you think that the president should sit down with investigators and answer their questions? i only think that would be appropriate if that is where the leads take the