and ron pollock joins us now along with dr. zeke emanuel who was an adviser to the white house on health care. so ron, let me start with you. you were joined today by somebody who has benefited directly from this law. this court ruling today in real terms to real people, what does it mean? >> it means that they now have the peace of mind that the health coverage they couldn't get before the affordable care act became law, now they know that they are getting significant help, they're get substantial subsidies that make health coverage affordable. and it won't be taken away. and so we have talked to countless people many of whom we've brought to washington to tell their own stories. gwenn was one of them. and they all say that if it wasn't for the affordable care act, they would be uninsured, many of them have major health care problems like gwenn's husband, he had a significant tumor. and if he did not have health coverage, he could not have gotten the care he needed. he ultimately got the care he needed. if he paid for it out o

host: ron paul pollock, thank you for your time. guest: thank you pedro. >> a look at the supreme court today. some activity outside of the court. one of the last few days that they are issuing rulings. they issued a number of decisions, but not the ones attracting a lot of attention -- gay marriage and whether health care subsidies can stand for the health care law. a number of opinions released today. the next day that they will be meeting is thursday. they have added an extra day. the final day for this court to term, when we were here decisions from the court will be next monday. again, take a look at the court here. i want to show you some tweets from folks who have been covering the courts. scotus now has seven decisions to issue. that is from todd ruger. he also writes, final decision today not about obamacare or same-sex marriage, but the governments ths stability of the california raisin market. again, the supreme court ruling today that the raisin market program requires compensation to farmers. the next time we hear from