100,000 children in serious condition. we have 100,000 children in serious condition does not line up with the facts. fact check gave her four pinochios for that, and doc, it s not just somebody a pundit on a tv show getting it wrong, this is a supreme court justice who is going to make a landmark decision based on bad information. we also saw bad information presented by justice kagan and brieer and i believe that justice sotomayor believes it, she has extracted that from media headlines and news sources that indicate every day we are adding thousands and thousands more. i think she was actually more
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public and crowded places. that could be illustrated by the question that justice steven pryer, the senior member raised, about carrying concealed weapons. you think that people should have a considerable freedom to carry concealed weapon. i think people with character that have good moral character and start drinking, if they eep have a concealed weapon, who knows? that is a very grandfatheric example from justice brieer. his concern is how do we come up with a new rule in this evolving space. it and the argument is correct
justice ginsburg wrote the dissent. 30 to 450 seconds. if you give us a snippet from justice ginsburg dissent. i was going say although they tried to narrow the decision. the three women in justice brieer was on one side. it s not the government s responsibility. it s not the government to determine weather an employer, in this particular case, is a corporation or whether employer has a right to make that decision. i would hope that we can move forward with a constructive response to this decision. is it is it realistic to expect that anything constructive is going to come out of congress in terms of legislative. it would be nice if it could. you re absolutely right. i think it s a dangerous precedent.
congress needs to pass an extension of the payroll tax cut and unemployment insurance without drama and without delay and without needs to pass this without drama and delay and without linking it to some other ideological side issues. we ve been through this before, remember? we ve seen this movie. we don t need to see it again. the time for self-inflicted wounds to our economy has to be over. let s go straight to cnn congressional correspondent kate bouldan. kate, this is a surprising turn-around. what are you hearing there? what made them decide to make this move? jessica a surpriseding turn-around and sharp and surprising reversal by house republicans on the issue of the payroll tax cut. as you know, one of the demands house republicans have been making all along during this month s long battle over extending the payroll tax cut is their incidentses that the payroll tax cut and other measures be included in the deal be paid for. be covered and paid for by offsets tha