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0 clearly within the public realm, clearly within the public interest to disclose, but there's clearly also a political agenda for not disclosing it, and in nevada -- >> what about the feds? >> the feds don't even have a background check requirement. which i think is shocking in 3 states no background checks whatsoever. >> stop there. you want to become a navigator for the federal health healthcav and they don't check your background? >> don't check your background. 31 states. no background checks whatsoever in california they have background check established that is stringent but at it clear...

Sense is. i think that at the moment we have private protections constitutional rights. we have oversight of the government. i think the question is are we going to throw the proverbial baby out with the bath water. that is what the president will talk about tomorrow, we'll have principles that will stay the course in terms of the middle ground that balances privacy and national security. >> frank, thank you very much, interesting stuff. and in the meantime, the government not stopping, we're dropping. bumped out of the top ten three economies of the world, hong kong, singapore, australia, d...

held insurance subsidies in 42 states covered by insurance. the judge set in motion something that taxpayers will regret. first, kate rogers, what is creating all the fuss, what is going on here? >> well, this is a huge day for obamacare, so much going on, first the federal judge ruled against the plaintiffs in the case, across six different states. now they say because their state choose not to set up an insurance exchange that their taxpayer cash should not go towards subsidizing on the federal health care exchange. they lost, they're appealing, i spoke with their attorney today, t...

0 just today, the president claiming improvements to the economy due to his signature piece of legislation. >> thanks in part to the reforms in the affordable care act, health care costs now eat up less of our economy. over the past four years, costs have grown at the slowest rate on record. >> reporter: critics say a change in contractors won't fix a law that is fundamentally flawed. >> the law is not living up to the promises made by its supporters. and it is questionable whether the law will meet its fundamental purpose. to significantly expand health insurance coverage. 5 million americans...

we will begin with yet a's boat and the senate legislation to get your thoughts. the numbers -- send us a tweet @ twitter.com/cspanwj. you can also e-mail us. let me begin with the front page of "the washington post closed " this morning -- and "the washington times" with the list of 14 senators that voted with democrats -- the four republicans of that so- called "gain of eight" voting for the legislation yesterday. what you think about what happens next? the house is uncertain. we will show you what house speaker john they had to say yes today before that vote took place. back to yo...