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Last night sean hannity asked sarah palin if she supported mitt romney. palin supported anyone but romney during the republican primaries, but now, sarahs stuck. >> we have a presumption nominee now in the gop process, after a good, competitive, and very spirited competition to find that presumptive nominee, and, yes, if that vote were to be taken today, obviously, i would vote for president -- for governor romney over president barack obama in a heartbeat. i wouldnt blink, because i go back to ...

Shows that 63% of likely voters agree with the presidents new immigration policy. 30% disagree. last night sean hannity asked sarah palin if she supported mitt romney. palin supported anyone but romney during the republican primaries, but now, sarahs stuck. >> we have a presumption nominee now in the gop process, after a good, competitive, and very spirited competition to find that presumptive nominee, and, yes, if that vote were to be taken today, obviously, i would vote for president -- for go...

Supreme courts landmark ruling in which she said they wanted to allow detainees to challenge their decision, even though they dont want to hear the case. the court today also declined to debate jose padillas appeal. he is the u.s. citizen and al qaeda recruit who president bush declared an enemy come want tant and con voifblgtd terrorism and said he was tore dmurd a navy brig. here with todays developments and what too expect with the health care law, we start with supreme court correspondent mi...

Check the immigration status of anyone they reasonably suspect to be in the country illegally, if they stop that person or detain or arrest that person. the court seemed okay with that so long as the police didnt hold those people too long to violate their fourth amendment rights. it was a kind of legalistic thing they were looking to do i guess, to skirt the politics of the it all. >> like hot potato when you were a kid you except with lots of money and other peoples lives. mike sacks, "huffing...

Huffington post" media group editorial director. david yepsen is a political columnist and the director of the paul simon public policy institute at southern illinois university. howard, is this the continuation of what weve discussed previously about how this wave of support moved from bachmann to cain to perry to newt, and it seems like continual discontent, or is this different? >> i think its different because its more intense. i think newt gingrich being the famous guy that he is, the contr...