Question: very last question on domestic policy. the supreme court is seeing arguments on the burwell v. king this week. your administration has said it does not have a plan b. isn’t that a little risky?
Answer: this should be a pretty straightforward case of statutory interpretation. if you look at the law, if you look at the testimony of those who were involved in the law, including some of the opponents of the law, the understanding was that people who joined the federal exchange were going to be able to access tax credits. just like if they went to a state exchange. and you know what? the thing’s working, exactly as intended. which is why we signed up 11 million people to go through these exchanges. and we’re seeing more competition, lower prices, more choice, more shopping among people than even i expected, even proponents of it expected. and it’s costing less than anybody expected. so the thing’s working. and there’s in our view not a plausible legal basis for striking it down. but, you know, we’ll have to wait and see what the supreme court decides.
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  very last question on domestic policy. the supreme court is seeing arguments on the burwell v. king this week. your administration has said it does not have a plan b. isn’t that a little risky?
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  this should be a pretty straightforward case of statutory interpretation. if you look at the law, if you look at the testimony of those who were involved in the law, including some of the opponents of the law, the understanding was that people who joined the federal exchange were going to be able to access tax credits. just like if they went to a state exchange. and you know what? the thing’s working, exactly as intended. which is why we signed up 11 million people to go through these exchanges. and we’re seeing more competition, lower prices, more choice, more shopping among people than even i expected, even proponents of it expected. and it’s costing less than anybody expected. so the thing’s working. and there’s in our view not a plausible legal basis for striking it down. but, you know, we’ll have to wait and see what the supreme court decides.