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Government? >> that's really in the government's, you know, the ball is in their court. if they wanted to impose martial law, do something with the banking system, just more infringements on our rights. it's going to come. >> you think it's going to come? >> yes, sir, i do. >> all right. mr. shaw, we appreciate you coming on this evening. >> plenty more as the factor moves along this evening. charles krauthammer on what it will take to defeat hillary clinton 2016. county republican does it. supreme court saying no to affirmative action. big ruling today. we hope you stay tuned to those reports...

Government? >> that's really in the government's, you know, the ball is in their court. if they wanted to impose martial law, do something with the banking system, just more infringements on our rights. it's going to come. >> you think it's going to come? >> yes, sir, i do. >> all right. mr. shaw, we appreciate you coming on this evening. >> plenty more as the factor moves along this evening. charles krauthammer on what it will take to defeat hillary clinton 2016. county republican does it. supreme court saying no to affirmative action. big ruling today. we hope you stay tuned to those reports...

Through, sunny, i want to ping-pong back to you, actually, just as a new yorker. big ruling today. we've talked about this on this show. the new york judge ruling that the stop and frisk is unconstitutional. were you expecting that? >> i was expecting that. no question about it. we know this judge held hearings on this. had some pretty harsh words for the new york police department. but what i think we need to make clear, brooke, when we look at her order, and i've been looking at it. it's about 198 pages. >> whoa. >> she makes it very, very clear that she's not saying that stop and frisk is o...

ruled it constitutional, including the individual mandate, that roirs every american to have health insurance. i want to go now to our chief white house correspondent, jessica yellin. and i'm hearing, jessica, that you're just now learning sort of the match natichinations, what n as president obama learned the ruling himself. >> reporter: that's right, brooke. i've told by senior administration officials that the president was standing in the admiral oval office, it's called, the sort of area where his assistants sit right outside the oval office proper, watching a television screen ...

fight with lyndon johnson over medicare and the words he used was that it would compel all americans to spend their sunset years telling their children and their children's children how it was when men were free, and that is what it is like. and however, medicare has been sustained and approved, but the public sentiment lay ahead. one thing we have not gotten and what the president has been trying to do today which as you say is to make a clear understanding of what this bill is about. because lincoln said with public sentiment nothing can fail and without it nothing can succeed. so ...