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make america more energy dependent. why a closer look at what the data tells us about that. martha: a supreme court showdown is coming folks. this is going to be huge, over the president s health care law. nancy pelosi says legally the law is ironclad in her opinion. is she right? it is going to be very, very, exciting. but we have to pass the bill so that you can find out what is in it away from the fog of the controversy. (bell rings)
but i think it is interesting that the president did not point any fingers. remember the situation with the came bridge polic cambridge police department where he did point fingers and there was some work to be done to sort of smooth that situation over bill: he says it s absolutely imperative to investigate every aspect of the tragic shooting. he was walking with some caution there. he took one question, and that was handled moments ago. there was an opportunity there also to take another question, and remark about healthcare, because we ve been talking for the past hour and 15 minutes how there was no public event scheduled. that was an opportunity to make a comment about healthcare on the two-year anniversary. clearly the white house and the president shows no chose not to. as to the trayvon martin case in florida we expect developments throughout the day. and when those come down we ll get you down there to florida. the police chief made news yesterday by stepping aside for a momen
world bank chief and it is a surprising choice by this earliest estimate. dartmouth college president jim yon kim, is the president s choice to run the world bank. that decision will have to be approved. that is announcement just made moments ago. we ll find out more about who he is and what he might have in mind for the world bank. bill: meantime, martha, 14 minutes past the hour, on the eve of health care s anniversary the house votes to get rid part of that law. the independent payment advisory board, known as ipab, it is designed to control the cost of medicare and critics say it is misguided and only lead to rationing of care. senior citizens don t want bureaucrats or acronyms. they want access to doctor of their choosing. bill: tim murphy is the co-chair of the republican doctors caucus. back in your hometown in
that isn t nice. you have to take care of them. bill: if you don t, what they do in the street they roam and looks like that old movie, logan s run we used to watch when we were younger. today in more than 100 american cities there will be marches to protest the health care law, specifically they want to challenge the controversial mandate that requires employers health care plans to include free birth control. eric scheideler, executive director of the pro-live action league and one of the groups organizing the rallies. good morning to you. glad to be here, bill. bill: why are you involved, eric? when the hhs mandate was handed down back in january, we were just as astonished all across the country. people of faith, people in the pro-life movement to see the federal government calling preventative care of these devices of which stop or even end pregnancy. because the mandate includes abortion-inducing drugs.