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parading through baghdad, sparking fears that the country could descend into an all-out civil war. molly is live in washington with the latest are reaction from there. molly, as we know, president obama is sending 300 military advisers to iraq. but one iraqi cleric is already warning against that move. tell us why, molly. ar them la, high-level shiite cleric according to sky news warned on friday if u.s. military advisers come into iraq, the cleric said, quote, we will be ready for you. one fox news military analyst says this is a dangerous mission for those advisers. if we said them over there, they re going to make them targets. who do we know 0 in the iraqi army that isn t going to flip on them? and you have the green on blue. so that s why i m then even if that doesn t happen, i don t think what they re going to do is going to make any difference because we had a failed strategy. that s what worries me. president obama said on thursday that he would be sendi ....
good to see you. thank you so much. for a look beyond the news, liz trotter s sunday commentary. president obama will deliver historic blizzard state of the union speech tuesday. you might ask, why do we need one? are america people to starved for the president s words and images that another scheduled prime time photo op is urgent? does a week go by when we don t see him on television? according to a survey, the president has delivered a total of 1,852 speeches, remarks and comments. about a third of the time using a teleprompter. even as tv ratings go south, the state of the union remains a political day of obligation, a relic of a less flashy time. no one should question the legal ....
The paper says it stands by its reporting. liz trotter, an author and journalist and fox news contributor joins us every sunday at this time with the commenta commentary on the media. what s this all about? good morning, eric. now we have the new york times this morning joining the fight that was originally started by the washington post on what exactly and the story that are outlined on the 21st of june, exactly how many jobs were outsourced by romney while he was at bain capital. a private equity firm that invested heavily in companies that would relocate or outsource jobs. the story turns on what your concept is of off shoring vs. outsourcing. there is a difference. this is where it appears the washington post, the writer was tom hamburger felt proper on this. what happened is they had a ....
population ended up paying the penalty. the high court, of course, ruled 5-4 thursday that the affordable care act known as obamacare is constitutional under the federal government s taxing powers. that had an opening for the anti-tax republicans who seized on the penalty for not buying health insurance that was determined to be a tax for justice roberts and the liberal block of the court. justice kennedy who always swings to the left stood firm against the health care law. the senate majority leader had this comment today. justice kennedy got it right, he found both unconstitutional and said clearly congress would not have passed the rest of this without those two pillars that he found unconstitutional. he and three others, four of them justices agreed that the whole thing should be replaced. and mcconnell says he ll do just that. he said the best thing republicans can do for the american people is repeal the health care law which he calls a monstrosity. back t ....
morning, there was strong reaction from top lawmakers and the white house at the historic supreme court decision this past week to uphold the health care law. thousands of protesters were outside the high court erupting in resounding boos moments after the decision was announced on thursday. many others rejoiced, though, in what was seen as a surprising vote of support for the president s plan. the decision has set up another heated battle for democrats hailing the decision as a victory and republicans who vowed to repeal it. again, good morning, everyone. i m eric shawn. and i m jamie colby. it seems because of that, eric, we ll be talking about health care still. you re inside america s news headquarters and the health care debate is dominating the news this sunday morning. the conversation shifting to how will that law be implemented and what impact it will have on the future of health care in america. national correspondent steve centanni is in the d.c. bureau mon ....