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Companies, state exchanges, individuals, its hard for me to imagine this is going to work well quickly. its a big logistical problem for the law. megyn: all these people will be getting your insurance information. whether you bought the insurance policy in addition to income information? >> absolutely. the law requires the collection of agencies to find out in america from the 310 million americans those who are eligible for the subsidy. calculate the correct amount of their subsidy, and deliver...

Not very significant when you peel it back and most of that goes away and doesntso we donh of a help, even for those who are over 50 employees. jenna: one ceo was quoted today saying, you know, although there is a lot of questions about this healthcare law, at least weve eliminated the uncertainty about whether or not its going to stay or going to go. is there any benefit from knowing now that this law is in place and businesses can now plan accordingly? >> well, i dont think there is much benef...

good morning and welcome to this friday edition of early start nice to have you with us. >> were bringing you the news, 5:00 a.m. in the east. so lets get started. up first, renewing the war with just about four months until election day, republicans with a rallying point. they are promise to go do what the supreme court did not do, toss in the trash the health care reform law. sarah palin with a bit of sar kachl even thanked the supreme court in a facebook post. here it is. thank you,...

Will detubgt from what we owe you on other matters what it cost to set it up. that has been invalidated. the ability of the federal government to command the states to do something that they dont want to do and punish them financially if they dont comply with the command that has been invalidated by a vote of 7-2. more than half the states challenged this in the supreme court, they alone of the challengers were victorious. bill: to emphasize this republican governors across the country have sugg...

and a situation now so serious president obama is getting involved. >> saw the mass exodus yesterday from that area. it was incredible. >> those pictures keep rolling in of neighborhoods on fire. good morning, everybody. welcome to "early start." im ashleigh banfield. >> im zor ray da zam bow lynn. up first, the decision that will affect every single american is less than five hours away. the supreme court will decide whether all or parts of the affordable care act dubbed obamacare...

Contributor. what do you make of this move by governor lynch. he could have let this show go into effect. he made a show of signing it. >> i dont think this is a huge deal. the governor only signed the deal block the state exchanges. the bill allows the state of new hampshire to cooperate in the federal exchange. you would think they wouldnt want to be in a program formed by the federal government but i dont think it that big a deal. shannon: among many of his constituents the law isnt popular. ...

Just how expensive this law is, bill. this is of huge entitlement at a time when we are facing potentially another recession, when extending this kind of insurance to more and more and more people is ultimately going to be on the back of the taxpayer because of all the subsidies that are occurring at the state exchanges. and people are going to end up leaving employer-based insurance and going to the state exchanges and have to pay out of pocket for healthcare, be subsidized, a huge cost. we are...

>> all right. we wont know the supreme courts decision on the presidents health care law until probably late june but thats not stopping the administration from going forward and trying to implement obamacare. >> theyre diverting 1/2 billion dollars to the u.s. to set up a bureaucracy that will oversee the laws individual mandate. the public says wait a second, can we find out the verdict please? andrew napolitano is here. judge, is everything on the up and up as far as the law goes? >> well, i ...

Of it, its so expensive premiums are going to soar, its going to bust the banks. patti ann: you mentioned its not just small businesses. we mentioned mcdonalds in the intro. 1800 companies got these waivers. more wanted them but as you mentioned, they stop granting waivers last month, they had to set a deadline but the fact that so many companies wanted them, a sign you say that the companies truly feared their damages -- businesses would be damaged or destroyed by this. >> theres no question ab...

Will go from employer-based insurance over to the state exchanges. this is calculation on the part of the tennessee authorities. they feel that there wouldnt be the for employers to keep people on their ranks. employers rather pay the penalty. employees will go to the state exchanges. bill: these are companies that have 50 employees or less they will let them go. >> exactly. bill: who pays for all these peoples? >> the feds will pay $3 billion for the state of tennessee. they also calculated in ...