leak at a u.s. government lab. is an agency that s supposed to protect us from disease putting people at risk? we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. all eyes on the u.s. supreme court this coming week as the justices are expected to hand out a ruling that will impact every american and shape the future of the country. the long-awaited decision on president obama s health care reform law. and coming just months before the election, the stakes, politically speaking, could not be higher. cnn s kate balduan is joining us now. she s got a little preview of what we could expect. set the scene for us, kate. hey, there, wolf. well, it is the biggest secret in washington and really only the justices and their law clerks know how this drama will end. but one thing is certain. we will know in a matter of days if the affordable care act stays or goes. an unprecedented decision affecting, as you sa
are cleared for the big fight ahead. when will newt gingrich get the message? i was in philadelphia last night. not a single person ask me to op out. ozzie guillen is not so crazy about castro after all. biggest mistake of my life. captioned by the national captioning institute www.ncicap.org it started with a throwaway line on a ble talk show. democratic strategist hilary rosen at talking about mitt romney s not so secret weapon. my wife tells me that what women care or what our economic issues. guess what, his wife has never worked a day in her life. she has never really dealt with the kinds of economic issues that a majority of the women in this country are facing in trams of how we feed our kids and send them to school. ann romney at rponded with her first ever tet. i made a choice to stay home and raise five boys. believe me, it was hard work. rosen s comments at developed into a full-blown tsunami. network news shows lead with them. david axelrod th
footing, and troy davis clemency appeal is denied. the scheduled execution is just 25 hours from now. is there anything that can be done for justice? you have to be absolutely certain. there are no do-overs when you re talking about taking a person s life. welcome to politics nation. i m al sharpton live from east lansing, michigan. tonight s lead. republicans have their new battle cry, class warfare. speaker john boehner is very good at endlessly saying no new taxes, but when it comes to helping those looking for work or rebuilding our nation, well, he has a pretty shocking description. at a time when time when it s spending that s out of control, giving the federal government more money would be like giving a cocaine addict, all right, more cocaine. giving more cocaine to an addict? that s how the republican house leader sees extending unemployment benefits. that doesn t seem like a winning message, neither does rallying against taxes. when you re like gop cong
think of somebody coming in to this stage of the nomination process seeming so tired and eliciting so little ehusiasm among the very sort of core partisan voters who he needs to excite to win a nomination. so there s a real disconnect. rose: we continue within a conversation about serbia with its foreign minister, vuk jeremic. establishing the full truth about what took place in the 90s is a a sin qau nonfor the lasting reconciliation, peace and stability in the balkans. i believe the serbian government has done its parent in that sense, nowhe time has come for other people to do the same. rose: we conclude with the russian perspective and a conversation with the ambassor the united nations, vitaly churkin. by pporng the rebels, by saying that this person has to go, this person has to stay, bringing somebody in announcing some person is legitimate and the other is n you have to adopt the country, just ahead and adopthe country. do anoth iraq. but i don t think anybod
this stage of the nomination process seeming so tired and eliciting so little ehusiasm among the very sort of core partisan voters who he needs to excite to win a nomination. so there s a real disconnect. rose: we continue within a conversation about serbia with its foreign minister, vuk jeremic. establishing the full truth about what took place in the 90s is a a sin qau nonfor the lasting reconciliation, peace and stability in the balkans. i believe the serbian government has done its parent in that sense, nowhe time has come for other people to do the same. rose: we conclude with the russian perspective and a conversation with the ambassor the united nations, vitaly churkin. by pporng the rebels, by saying that this person has to go, this person has to stay, bringing somebody in announcing some person is legitimate and the other is n you have to adopt the country, just ahead and adopthe country. do anoth iraq. but i don t think anybody s prepared for that. rose: