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he wants the new york times to issue a correction. the story is wrong. it is based on a false premise. the reporter is giving his opinion that hillary clinton broke the law, but they don t have any independent legal authority that we can see to make that case so i think the article was really sloppily done. he says it is all about benghazi. the real story is you have a dying benghazi investigation on capitol hill. conservatives are convinced of a coverup. some are suspicious of timing of the article. excuse me for being cynical, but it s very early. she hasn t announced yet. this is time to get it out. normally you would save it for the day she announced. let s go to my guests. what do you make of this? we got subpoenas.

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if this were to rule against obamacare. if the supreme court went that way. a lot of women would be effected correct? absolutely ed. that s because women cluster. they are very overrepresented in low-income and low wage work. 9 million women nationwide are eligible for obamacare. 7 million of these 9 million live in the 34 states that are now at risk because of this supreme court case. and fully half of those 7 million are women of color. this is a real attack on the financial well being, on the economic security, of those families. mr. potter, where s the insurance industry on this? they could lose a bunch of customers. they could. they filed an amicus brief that is very telling.

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patients have gotten care for the first time in 10 to 15 years. they have actually gotten health care. we know if this comes down to a tie vote and john roberts has to break the tie and he sides with those plaintiffs, it would be egregious. partisanship will have played a huge part in denying health care to america. if that s the case it is going to hurt the people who love america the most which is the working man and that is unacceptable. mr. potter these states could fix the problem by setting up their own exchange but that would take a tremendous amount of resource and political will wouldn t it? it would and it would take some time too. it took some time for the federal government to build the system in the first place and the states who are operating their own exchanges to get up and running. you would have to have the political will to do that.

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the right wingers are saying she compromised national security. that s the one case she could be vulnerable if that s the case. if she took e-mail of a classified nature on an unclassified computer then that s something. a lot of stuff comes out ahead of the facts and indeed a lot of stuff that comes out has nothing to do with the facts. it is all speculation that quickly gets treated a fact. i think the national security question is a legitimate question and she should answer it. again, it has to be put to bed quickly. who is trey gowdy? he s this congressman from this is his grandstanding. he s the chairman of the select committee on benghazi and he has

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