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The government, quote, shall not file notice of lien with respect to any property of a taxpayer or levy on any such property. but sepp is skeptical. >> it doesnt make sense for the bill to say the irs cant do liens, levies, and garnish wages and then say the irs has to verify the coverage mandates on a monthly basis and enforce them. how else can you get that kind of penalty money unless the irs has a way to get into a persons paycheck or their finances some other way? >> he says that regulation...

>> the legislation states that those who do not buy health insurance, quote, shall not be subject to any criminal prosecution or penalty and that the government, quote, shall not file notice of lien with respect to any property of a taxpayer or levy on any such property. but sepp is skeptical. >> it doesnt make sense for the bill to say the irs cant do liens, levies, and garnish wages and then say the irs has to verify the coverage mandates on a monthly basis and enforce them. how else can you g...

Views held not by them necessarily but by their bosses. we disagree and the constitutional lawyer in the oval office disagrees. >> the white house said its considering a range of options available to the president that he could take after this decision. we have kim bberly guilfoyle he. >> this is a narrowly tailored decision. it applies to the case at hand. this will generate other cases that are similarly situated because they will try to get different groups depending on their viewpoint, get t...

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Tomorrow. but it is about just us and what health procedures could be covered. and these guys are the ones presumably calling the shots. the setting could be national guidelines from putting caps on doctors visits to the number of tests you are allowed after the visits. and now a reporter says this is big stuff. most do not know a thing about it. what is going on? >>guest: when congress passed the health care law there were several things just basically left to the regulators. you could say that...