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It's a chamber of commerce argument in some way. >> why should any woman like it? >> and that's the problem. they are very much going to town on this today. lilly ledbetter herself asking mitt romney this very question, why doesn't he support fair pay, and sort of pushing back against this whole binders for women issue, too, saying that wouldn't have helped her when she was kind of a low-level worker there. that was something that might appeal to sort of executive type women with these sorts of resumes and expanding the pool. but for works class women, it didn't necessarily resonate. i think y...

Didn't come out to say that he supported equal pay. you had -- >> does he? >> you had paul ryan come out and say, of course it's a team that supports equal pay. >> but he opposed lilly ledbetter -- >> he did. >> why didn't he -- >> that law -- the reason they didn't support this law because this law would inkruse crease lawsuits. a law that makes it easier for women to sue around pay discrimination. it lengthens the statue of limitations. that's their argument. it's a chamber of commerce argument in some way. >> why should any woman like it? >> and that's the problem. they are very much going ...

Limitations. that's their argument. it's a chamber of commerce argument in some way. >> why should any woman like it? >> and that's the problem. they are very much going to town on this today. lily ledbetter herself asking mitt romney this very question, why doesn't he support fair pay, and sort of pushing back against this whole binders for women issue, too, saying that wouldn't have helped her when she was kind of a low-level worker there. that was something that might appeal to sort of executive type women with these sorts of resumes and expanding the pool. but for works class women, it did...

a high court is nearing the end of a remarkable six hours of arguments on four separate issues arising from the affordable care act of 2010. the session that began last hour is due to wrap up 45 minutes from now. soon after that the final health care arguments will center on the power of the feds to compel states to broaden medicaid coverage. we don't expect any decisions until june at the earliest, but our jeff toobin and kate baldwin will step out of the courthouse to bring us up to speed when the what if arguments are over today at the u.s. supreme court. the facts surrounding t...