decision to overturn chevron, would you consider the implications on all of the cases in the u.s. and the rules and the uncertainty that it would create? goodness, senator, yes. would you overturn it? is that what this means when it s time to face my job is i concede that it was to say, hey, listen, look at the implications, the real-world implications of what we re doing here. but you would be the boss if you were the supreme court justice. what rule should replace it? what do you think should replace chevron? senator, i don t prejudge it. i can tell you what did preexist it. skidmore deference. an opinion written by justice jackson. that s what preexisted. there was deference before.
but a as supreme court if you were to make this to overturn chevron would you consider the implications on all the cases in the u.s. and the uncertainty it would create. goodness, senator? yes. is this what you mean when you talk about maybe it s time to face the behemoth. when i see a problem, i tell my bosses about it like any good employee, an my job is listen look at some of the real world implications of what we re doing here. but be the boss if you were the supreme court justice and what rule do you think should replace it? should we have de novo review? is that better? senator, i don t prejudge it. what did preexist it was skid more, an opinion written by justice jackson, so there was
just apply for me, i would way a week or two, and then call you back once i have my eligibility, and then we would go over the plans? reporter: not exactly what the president had in mind five days before the website launched. same way you shop for a tv on amazon. reporter: in states that launched their own web sites, users have had better luck. i am not honored to introduce the president of the united states. janis baker, the first person to sign up in delaware, was facing the possibility of going without insurance due to relatively minor preexist osteopo rods, cholesterol, things like that. reporter: and how many times were you denied? three. reporter: they could fay a penalty if they don t have insurance, unless that deadline is delayed. is there there s flexibility there in the law if folks i would simply remember you to hhs for more details, but
bales wife. he says her husband would not commit the crimes he s accused of. he loves children. he s like a big kid himself. tossed, handcuffed and dragged out. is how a trip to the oklahoma city airport ended for one man and it looks like you can see him there, he is face down. now police are under investigation. campaign ad or horror movie? hard to tell the difference. welcome to a place where one president s failed policies really hit home. welcome to obamaville. stephen king. you got nothing on rick santorum. the candidate s new ad says this grim horror will be reality if the president is reelected. call this a susan boyle moment. only this fintime the voice bels to a 17-year-old boy. you don t have to look like a star to sound like one. he is so good. he took the smirk off simon cowell s face. this morning we start with a monumental legal fight that gets under way at the u.s. supreme court in about an hour. the issue is president obama s health care law
part of politics which is important. we can t just be against things. republicans and conservatives need to offer hopeful optimistic alternatives so the mat sieve rewrite of who we are as a nation. neil: you mentioned not being against things and the rap against republicans, especially since all 178 republican representatives were against healthcare, they re going to be known as the party of no and the democrats have a strategy to this. part of that strategy is to let it be known the republicans were on record opposing all the key wonderful things this bill provided, things that kick in almost immediately like cover for your kid s preexist existing condition and staying on your health policy. but that s what is what they re