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Up state exchanges. whether that was a balloting for the irs to do or not. but they say would be too expensive for them otherwise the government has made a way for them to be able to pay for it. it says in the law that subsidies would only go into states where exchanges had been set up. jonathan gruber himself had said that repeatedly. these justices are leaning to the left and are very much in support of the government, so we kept our eyes were what this makes all the differences here. were the...

Crucial part of it. you need all three of them to be able to work. it has already been held up constitutionally by the supreme court, and this is another attempt to get rid of the law. >> as the u.s. has interpreted the statute as it understands it, the language says the subsidies go where state exchanges have been set up. so people will argue for that plain segment by itself, and then theres elizabeth who will say, thats not how the law was intended to work. there would be great incentives for ...

They could say obamacare doesnt have the funding for the subsidies because they cant have subsidies because they dont have state exchanges. al they could give us a right for emergency equality. they could undermine the president on the executive orders. they could say you overreached you cant make immigration law. you create roadblocks to the prosecution if theyre here illegally. thats writing law. maybe well go back to the end of the summer where they have to lisk with each other. its almost li...

Out to a looming supreme court decision that could undo obamacare. lets bring in karl rove former senior adviser and deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush, also a fox news contributor. responding to questions from senator hatch she admits that if the supreme court invalidates obamacare -- invalidates the legality of those state exchanges -- there is no plan to control the chaos that would result. what do you think about that just from a standpoint of governance karl? >> well, i think...

The state exchanges. >> this is going to be decided in march or june. so just to james potential we are heading into a big part as indicating a rule of law. >> as opposed to overreach. >> exactly. so what they might do is toss this into congress saying, heres this problem, you created it, you passed a bad law. now the political branch -- its going to be up to republicans, incumbent on the republicans to offer a pragmatic alternative to inkrees increase that agenda. i think whats going to happen ...

Signed up through state exchanges and could indicate whether were on track to meet that foal. joining us from our sister network, fox business network rich edson. rich, how has the open enrollment gone so far? >> with more than a month 1/2 to sign up the administration is on its way to its lower expectations. six million have signed up or reenrolled to obamacare insurance through the federal exchange. white house projected 13 million by end of this seasons ol enrollment. they have downed that fo...

Americans have signed up for plans in 2015. through healthcare.gov, the federal exchange that is going to be at the center of the supreme court case to be heard in march. if not include the numbers of people have signed up through state exchanges in places like california and new york. a bit of a victory lap from the obama administration saying 6.4 million people signing up, theyre well on their way to their goal of getting 9 million signed up for obamacare. heather: the dow jones rising up 18,0...

Banks and media companies. >> the supreme court oral arguments now set for march 4th in a pivotal obamacare lawsuit. at issue, whether the obama administration is improperly providing tax credits to millions of people in more than three dozen states who purchased insurance through the federal exchanges. jonathan gruber, the obamacare act tech who called americans stupid, is set to play a key role in the battle. steve hayes, senior writer for "the weekly standard" and fox news contributor joins m...

We now know the date that the supreme court will hear the serious legal challenges to obama care. the burwell case, that is the one that suggest that the states which did not set up state exchanges and instead relied on federal health subsidies, would not be eligible. and their citizens would not be eligible for tax relief. shannon bream knows the story better than i do and covers it live from washington. >> reporter: you are doing a nice job. we know the date of the case. it is a second bite at...

Subsidies, that will affect millions of americans and their insurance will get more expensive and someone who supports obama care said it could be the death spiral for the law. we expect a decision by the end of june. >> doesnt johnathon gruber are the econprofessor, say, if you dont have individual state exchanges, the citizens of those states dont get the subsidies. >> reporter: we saw him on capitol hill and his explanation for that confused a lot of people. it didnt seem to make context. he ...