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it s not part even part of the budget. so when we actually look at what they ve calculated it will have no effect whatsoever on the deficit. it may have some effect on the trust fund. but they are highly inaccurate. the fact is, a lot of these people who are undocumented an illegal today are paying social security taxes. martha: that s right. because they are working under a false social security number. martha: that s a good point. and what they are doing is not taking anything from social security, because they are not qualified. so i have a great deal of doubt about the numbers that have been put out. i think the big thing missing in the cbo score is the other statement that everybody should be reacting to, it is obl going tonly going to cut illegal immigration by 25%. we ll have 75% of the problem of illegal immigration. and nobody is raising any points over that. that is their assessment as well.
they were there. but just about any and every senator you could imagine packing into the courtroom was there, from both sides of the aisle. a number of members of congress on the house side as well, all together, mixing together in bipartisan seating situation. it was interesting because you know, having been in the court many time, right at 10:00 eastern time, there is a buzzer that rings and the justices walk in and the court gets started. the second hand continued past that normal startinged and we started to buzz and say, somebody s late, something happened tonly happened once when justice scalia had been in a fender-bender, but a late arrival did walk in. it was senator john kerry. he made a very dramatic only a few seconds late, but a few seconds late in the supreme court can feel like an a eternity. greta: that s today. the individual mandate. but tomorrow, there is more. what is the issues tomorrow? reporter: two parts. in the morning, severable. if the justices take that
they were there. but just about any and every senator you could imagine packing into the courtroom was there, from both sides of the aisle. a number of members of congress on the house side as well, all together, mixing together in bipartisan seating situation. it was interesting because you know, having been in the court many time, right at 10:00 eastern time, there is a buzzer that rings and the justices walk in and the court gets started. the second hand continued past that normal startinged and we started to buzz and say, somebody s late, something happened tonly happened once when justice scalia had been in a fender-bender, but a late arrival did walk in. it was senator john kerry. he made a very dramatic only a few seconds late, but a few seconds late in the supreme court can feel like an a eternity. greta: that s today. the individual mandate. but tomorrow, there is more. what is the issues tomorrow? reporter: two parts. in the morning, severable. if the justices take that
but connelly fizzled out early. bush and reagan slugged it out and eventually, reagan won and got the nomination. as the man who finished second, he seemed in line for the second slot on the ticket. but it seemed for a time tmight not happen. everyone was saying ford is going to be the pick. he called me up and said, george, i want you to be my vice-president. i actually answered the phone. so there was a little tentativeness at the beginning on the part of governor reagan. they were initially very pool and distant and even suspicious of him. the great breakthrough in their view of him, i think, was on the day that president reagan was shot. george bush wouldn t land the helicopter as he was coming back from texas on the south lawn of the white house because, as he put tonly the president lands on the south lawn. george bush would not advance himself at the expense of the wounded president. george bush was as loyal and as sensitive to president reagan as he could possib