What's the catch? Shepard Smith actually does an old fashioned schooling on John Barrasso. First, Barrasso agrees with Shepard Smith on the Public option, but then reverses field. I love how Barrasso cant seem to answer Shepard Smith's first question without going into an unrelated and typical avoidance tactic used by politicians who just don't want to be pinned down with simple closed ended questions.
Shepard is actually making a great case against his own network by just uttering this:
"But with every vote against the public option is a vote for the insurance companies, sir, it is."
