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Health Care Reform / Supreme Court / Facts / A Discussion #1025263

CNN Evening News for Wednesday, Jun 27, 2012
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(Studio: Soledad O'Brien) Tomorrow's ruling on health care reform previewed; TV ads on both sides hyping the health care debate shown.

(Studio: Tom Foreman) A fact check on the competing claims about Obamacare examined; a CBO statement on the elusiveness of the cost numbers. [January, 2011, Representatives Nancy PELOSI, John BOEHNER - offer differing opinions on health care reform cost.]

(Studio: Soledad O'Brien) Live discussion held with CNN's Sanjay Gupta and Jeffrey Toobin about the health care debate. [TOOBIN - says there have been no Supreme Court leaks, so oral arguments indicate how they will vote with there likely being a negative outcome; states it is a politically divided court.] [GUPTA - explains what a ruling against the mandate means for health care.]

Reporter(s):
O'Brien, Soledad;
Foreman, Tom
Duration:
00:09:10

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