their constituents. dana: or the congress. sometimes they re institutional. eric: one more, bob, people, the nra is there to uphold the second amendment. believe in the constitution. bob: i can call them thugs and i will. what i say about politics, most members of comment vote about the politics of their district. that s what this is about. i m not calling them liars or anything else. dana: but maybe that is what they believe. they represent the constituents and they represent them well. eric: help me out here. andrea: they re elected to do that. eric: in life, that is not political, everyone says it s politics like it s a bad thing. isn t everything politics? greg: that is the point. i can be both. you can dislike eric holder for his political ideology but also find this whole case outrageous. and a tragedy. you show me a moderate or bob: show me moderate liberal who will vote against
andrea: we heard five on the record democrats to vote for contempt ruling but it could be upwards of 31. we were talking 35. they are going to do two types of vote. they are doing a civil and a criminal. if it s a criminal, it could take longer. if i s civil, this could move quickly. here is what i don t understand, though. carney stands at the podium, he makes this all about politics. he calls this a fishing expedition. if it s just a fishing expedition, give us the fish. you were going to turn him over to issa anyway. if this is progress privilege, internal communications in the justice office, figuring out how to spin it and it doesn t have anything let me finish to do with fast and furious. we know it doesn t it doesn t have to do with the documents, how the plan was formed, what went wrong. it has to do with the coverup. the spin. just give us the documents. bob: the four people who said they d vote against democrats. peterson, minnesota, ray hall, matheson and barr of g
passed because we had democrat in the house. democrat in the white house. we can t do that anymore. people realize maybe the democrats don t represent the country. in fact, they don t. maybe the represent as don t. bob: see if the tea party has a press conference. then we ask the question. they would have no answer to that. eric: we told you it s unconstitutional. get back to the constitution. dana: one sound bite not in the montage i like the most. when speaker pelosi said when she was asked are you worried about the bill, and it wouldn t constitutional. she said are you serious? with such does dane. they were serious and now serve waiting for bob: the politics is obama has the ball in his court. if he loses tomorrow, i don t think he is gonna, by the way. i may be the only contrary to that. he says all right, you ve done, this supreme court has govern along the republican lines, done away with healthcare. so now you come up with an answer. andrea: he still has to justify
dana: largest one in america. eric: does the supreme court say we ll yank the mandate and leave the other two? or listen to the obama administration and take the popular provisions out? bob: what insurance company do you say besides one, largest one in america, that represents 15% of the people, they said for a limited period of time, that s what they said. this is not going to happen. andrea: preconditions because you will bankrupt the insurance industry. bob: what a shame that would be. andrea: you think it would be a shame? it would be a tragedy for millions of sick people bob: it s a crooked operation. leaving that aside. greg: all right. dana: i think president obama will flip-flop again. he wasn t for mandate when he reason for president. changed his mind in 2009 when the politics got tough. then they made the argue in the front of the supreme court, it will fail if they lose on that part, they will say we can live and work with this. bob: the republicans in
they won the message game. the message game set a precedent for making obamacare negative and people don t know what it is. it also did i agree with eric it brought the tea people in. who i think have been one of the more destructive forces in politics for years. greg: unlike occupy wall street? bob: yes. greg: the tea party guys, remember they tried to bomb a bridge. sorry. that was occupy wall street. andrea, talked about the, how the law was made to look bad. wasn t that the administration s fault, because they didn t, they weren t repaire prepared. they didn t read it. andrea: they didn t read it. i don t buy they did a bad job selling it. they didn t try to sell it. you haven t heard the democrats talk about it at all. then they started to throw political goodies in there, like the h.h.s. contraception mandate they thought would help them win the women vote. before, that you heard not a