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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20210617:20:26:00 - Vimarsana News

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Super conservative supreme court. once again it comes june and everyone's hunkered down. and the sky doesn't fall. john roberts of all people i think able to usher a sort of medium path for -- in two cases. the first the aca. i think really now it's done. three strikes you're out. they tried once, twice urks three times and interesting because it was a conservative doctrine to carry the day and you can't come to court unless the court can do something for you. don't come because you don't like something. after the republicans had taken that tax that roberts had called a penalty and made it zer...

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Teachers stupid and said that their students are going to learn nothing and he also ignore the fact that this is a constitutional violation. that's the difference between your gas analogy and what's going on here. if you think about it in terms of a term the left loves which is freedom of choice, that's what these teachers are really looking for. they are looking for the choice to be part of a union or not and by the way the sky doesn't fall and people aren't part of a union, as you know. >> they can opt out. they opted in. >> please don't interrupt me. and the federal system, people are not r...

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The side in which i'm on that voted for the bill probably is overpromising, not being clear enough about the fact that this is going to be an incremental approach over time, the benefits aren't going to be felt by most americans immediately. on the other hand, the republicans have really gone over the top. i mean, they have so far pushed the rhetoric on this that when the sky doesn't fall, i mean, chick little is running the republic party right now, and when the sky doesn't fall, then all the independent voters out there go, gosh, they sure told us it was going to be terrible and this isn't s...

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"representative." and this has been the most divided my constituency has been on any major issue. i still believe a major of my constituents support it but there's been a lot of misinformation out there and a lot of -- congresswoman myrick is right. people are awfully afraid. i almost think the other side is overplaying this a little bit so much that after this passes and people still have insurance and the sky doesn't fall and in fact small businesses start to get tax credits they're going to say wait a minute. i thought the whole thing was supposed to blow up. that's what the republicans tol...

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It's not clear what americans think is worse, the affordable care act or the government shutdown which would leave hundreds of thousands of people out of a job. that makes for a tricky situation for republicans who could face a backlash if the government shuts down. so which side has the edge? with us shirra center. thanks for joining us. depends on the market. if the government shutdown happens and the sky doesn't fall and the markets don't fall, it's like the sequester where people don't feel it, there's not a lot of blame to go around at first. >> exactly. i think a lot of this will depen...