the justices are focusing on narrow aspects of t. part of the discussion today in severability was, do we need to go through every single part of this bill? you know with the implication of a question that like that being fiare going on make me go through this bill, i m going to be a very unhappy justice. justice scalia carried that off better than anybody. greta: there is a long discussion about the impact fthey strike doub the mandate and do they have to let some of it stand or not stand? frankly, i was having the conversation with shannon bream. what they teach nulaw school, when you are determining the constitutionality, you read start with the text. greta: strict text of the statute first of all, they haven t read it. if it s not clear, guto the legislative intent the legislative history to determine the intent. right? the legislative history, if you go to the house of representatives, they had in their specificky, a severability clause and let the rest of the
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voted on it. the justices are focusing on narrow aspects of t. part of the discussion today in severability was, do we need to go through every single part of this bill? you know with the implication of a question that like that being fiare going on make me go through this bill, i m going to be a very unhappy justice. justice scalia carried that off better than anybody. greta: there is a long discussion about the impact fthey strike doub the mandate and do they have to let some of it stand or not stand? frankly, i was having the conversation with shannon bream. what they teach nulaw school, when you are determining the constitutionality, you read start with the text. greta: strict text of the statute first of all, they haven t read it. if it s not clear, guto the legislative intent the legislative history to determine the intent. right? the legislative history, if you go to the house of representatives, they had in their specificky, a severability
ss ofousay. the coupons. he r> a couple times a . brenda: jonas, actually, you think it s what people perceive. it s what they think that really matters. like he bve tos the store brands. technically the way that government calculates inflatiothe p i wouldn t say there s 3 ye. however, the perception to the consumer is there s a lot of inflation right now. if you aalk the people in the street they think et cetera more hire than the of defsocals theasore loo gang at mortgage payments and food and things we were tal gang about, gas. it if they think theasore poorer or can t afford things, they can change the broeavior and slow the economy dowinfla it might be fantasy, it s food and energy largely, but that s realiurit and it becomes a realiurit. toby, you think this is actually maybe a short-term prprolem, not a longer one. with respect to the doctor. i don t believe what he just said. that there is a whole perspective on quote, unquote. inflation, which is wrong. iinsilation i
and i can say with all the freedom caucus, they are really trying to get to yes. that s why we met for such a long time. it was at times a, not contentious, but i would say very rigorous debate. what changed between last night and right now in terms of your support and the freedom caucus? i think what changed between last night and today was the fact that the president has made some very good faith and good will gestures to try to move the ball along. and it s certainly having an impact. i ve got to run. he said if you don t get on board he s going to come after you. are you afraid welcome to the lead. i m jake tapper. we begin with breaking news. it turns out it s a lot easier for republican leaders to seri peel and replace than to do it. seven years ago the affordable care act or obamacare was signed into law by president obama and since that time republicans have been planning, hoping, dreaming for this day, the moment where they could finally repeal