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for the regime, and whether it is possible for them to even sustain an economy if they continue the path they re on. we re going to continue our diplomatic efforts. those options remain open until other things may foreclose the diplomatic option. with that, i ll stop there and i think we can take a couple questions, perhaps. thank you, secretary tillerson. michele nichols from reuters. we heard a lot from you about north korea. i would like to ask you about myanmar. as you were aware, two reuters journalists are arrested andunk. is the u.s. considering further sanctions on myanmar over human rights abuses? well, our local representatives at the mission in myanmar, the embassy are expressing our concerns over the detention of individuals, demanding their immediate release or information as to the circumstances around their
justices to overturn the health care law. host: here is the president on monday. [video clip] i am confident that the supreme court will not take what would be an unprecedented, extraordinary step of overturning a law that was passed by a strong majority of a democratically elected congress. i just remind conservative commentators that for years, we have for the biggest problem on the bench is a lack of judicial restraint. that a non-elected group of people would overturn a constituted and passed law. well, that is a good example. i am confident that this court will recognize that and not take that step. host: back to the washington post the debate over obama s liberation s host: a white house - host: the president spoke about this on tuesday. here is what he had to say. [video clip] the point i was making is that the supreme court is the final say on our constitution and our laws. all of us have to respect it. it is precisely because of the extraordinary power that