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Shannon laid that out really great for us, easy to understand a complicated case. the question is whether or not if basically you are in a state that has not set up its own exchange, if the federal government works instead of that and you can still get your subsidies, the big question in the wording. those enrolled through an exchange established by this state gets a subsidy. that's what the word says. do they have a case? >> do they have a case? i'm going to tell you something. this case could be a slam dunk. it's very simple. when you talk about interpreting a statute, jenna, the words of th...

Told that they don't have health insurance that they can keep, and then you say, well, you can get another plan, except you can't because you can't get on the website. so was this not sold -- >> well, that -- excuse me, david, go ahead and finish. >> go ahead. >> i'm sorry to cut you off. the website is a convenience and right now it's not working very well. it's not the only way to get information. you can sign up on the phone, you can do it in person, and in very short order you'll be able to do it online. the obvious benefit of the website is to be able to compare plans, to shop, because as...

Phrase that says the subsidies the tax credits that those only extend into state set-up exchanges. still the majority of states are not settings up their own exchanges. so the argument is, is that going to affect whether the subsidies get extended? the irs says we extend them anyway. >> these are only authorized through an exchange set up by the states. congress didn't read the law before they passed it. they passed it hastily and now they are having buyer's remorse. >> reporter: we haded the sound come up from jonathan