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cops pulled him over early wednesday up state new york, driving with brights on. failed a field sobriety test. blew a .10. arresting officer was named tom jones which cassidy said, what s new pussycat. martha: he was so cute when he was a teenager. what are you going to do? don t drive with the highlights on. moving on to this lovely story about a ohio woman now been convicted of get this, using 50 stolen identities to collect unemployment benefits in eight different states between 2009 and 2014. here she is. 46-year-old audrey, kostar, sentenced to four years in federal prison. she is ordered to repay nearly $79,000 in fraudulent unemployment benefit. she used some of her fake identities to open bank accounts where unlawful benefits would be deposited. pretty smart some might say. quite the con woman some might
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individual mandate, employer mandate issues and exemptions for some and not for others, that feeds into that public perception. it is not fair and not treating everybody the same way. reporter: cord together congressional budget office six million americans will pay a penalty next year for failing to have insurance. gregg. gregg: if native americans don t have to sign up, how do they get health care? they already receive free health care through the 4 billion-dollar a year, taxpayer-funded indian health service which operates hospitals and clinics across the country. under obamacare many will receive subsidies to buy private insurance through the state exchanges. i believe the exemption gives them an option. i believe that if american indians choose to participate, and purchase insurance on their own, that that certainly is an option they re allowed to exercise but not required. reporter: so the individual mandate is not a mandate for everyone. the exemptions, the subsidies
antonin scalia said it may be okay for the states to step in if the federal government is not doing its job. quote, what does state sovereignty mean if it does not include the ability to defend your borders? and the law could be upheld if, quote, no significant number of people are detained for a significantly longer period of time, justice stephen breyer said. famously came out as an undocumented worker in a famous new york times op-ed last year. it ai lot of people are saying it looks as though the supreme court is hinting, suggesting at least from the questioning that they re in support of this law. what are you gathering? what is your reaction from yesterday s events? i was actually on the steps of the supreme court yesterday. it was quite a scene. what s really staggering here is what s going to happen now. i mean, if the most controversial provisions get upheld, anyone can get stopped for any any inkling that the person might be undocumented. how do you know that?