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It is the fight nobody in washington wanted. another debate over the future of the affordable care act. a ruling by a federal court judge on friday night invalidated the law, but did not end any of the provisions. the trump administration said the law would stand for now. the president doing what the president is wanting to do. he's tweeting this morning about it. we have a chance working with the democrats to deliver great health care, a confirming supreme court decision will lead to great, all caps there, great health care results for americans. kentucky's attorney general this morning says ...

It's ironic that what trump and the republicans have done is taken the bipartisan part of the aca. we have a law that's covered millions of low income americans and through tax income, has provided it. there's no reason for it to go away. it's going to stay in place. >> jonathan, why are premiums higher under this administration than they would have been under another, do you think? >> absolutely critical to recognize that insurers were facing a new market here. one they weren't sure how to deal with. they don't like uncertainty. what trump has done and the republicans, injected uncertainty in...

Okay? basically there's no question here in terms of constitutional scholarship. the problem is there was also little question in previous supreme court cases. and they went down to the wire. since supreme court doesn't reflect, apparently, the judicial mainstream on issues like this, i'm worried. >> jonathan, anton, thank you both. thank you. >> turning now to the fight over the fate of asylum seekers detained at the u.s./mexico border. it has become highly politicized. even more so now that we are facing a potential government shutdown at the end of this week. the sticking point, of course...