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Female announcer ] stay strong, stay active with boost. going to hear a couple of blockbuster cases. the one that's gotten the most attention so far is the one. same-sex marriage. that could result in marriage equality all across the country. all 50 states or the opposite. the court hears that case on tuesday. but then the very next day, wednesday of next week, the court's going to hear a second blockbuster case on the death penalty. the court's going to hear a challenge about the way states kill prisoners now, lethal injection. those argues happen on wednesday. heading into that case, a few s...

Here's something to watch. next week the supreme court's going to hear a couple of blockbuster cases. the one about same-sex marriage. that could result in marriage equality all across the country. or the opposite. the court hears that case on tuesday. but then the very next day, wednesday of next week the court's going to hear a second blockbuster case on the death penalty. they're going to hear a challenge about the way states kill prisoners now. heading into that case a few states have put the breaks on the death penalty and stopped killing prisoners for the time being. they've all put exec...

Enough good things that we can build a cogent cohesive message around and not fight with each other quite so much because he would love nothing more for us to be a minority party and have an unabated line to whatever legislative goals he wants to have for the remainder of his two years and we're crazy if we don't see that. >> all right, congressman trey gowdy thanks so much for being with us. and coming up, two blockbuster cases. a 12-year-old middle school girl literally bullied to death. should her tormentors go to jail and a doctor on trial for the murder in the case of fatal face lift. a...

27% said not very much. only 14% gave their full trust. when it comes to how well the supreme court is doing its job, 49% approve and 40% disapprove. it is likely the last time high-profile cases like health care weighed heavily on the public's view of the court. that ruling on the president's law castigated the nation. the new term could have another round of blockbuster cases, from gay marriage to race-based college entrance policies. we have a current partner of and one of our favorite court watchers, thank you so much for coming in today. >> thanks, shannon. >> shannon: let's start with da...

It within the other wait a minute they started with a tax and changed to a penalty. what matters under the law is how it operates. if everybody obeys the law to buy approved health insurance not a opinion any is paid. it not a tax. it is only -- punishment if you don't obey the government that's a penalty even if it was called a tax it would still, as a matter of law be a penalty the reason the federal government is arguing that is because they are worried they are going to lose under the commerce clause. they are hoping this fine you have to pay, will be deemed a tax and save the whole piece ...