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>> jacqui. >> supreme court watch as we wait for the court to issue new rulings any moment with 19 cases from the current term still undecided. welcome to a brand new hour of "america's newsroom" i'm jacqui. >> and start this friday morning with you, it could be a busy hour, i'm sandra smith, the court issued opinions in four cases yesterday, none were the big ones we were watching for. what we are watching for includes former president trump's claim of presidential immunity. shielding him from prosecution for actions taken while in office. the use of an obstruction law against some ...

Race, he's got the cash to do so, to his point -- >> but he's not going to win. >> to his point, who is it for you and other pundits or writers to tell him to get out of the race? he may lose, but he's not broken the law and he's not running, as he pointed out, for his peers. why isn't that a legitimate counter to all of the voices who say he should leave? i don't even know if you vote in new york, so he's not, you know, seeking, as he pointed out, affirmation from his peers. why not let him stay in the race at this point? >> i think the voters should decide. i'm certainly not telling him what...

Get out. >> to your point, i don't think for a second you were making a personal attack. my point was simply that here is this guy, if he wants to stay in the race, losing never made anyone get out of the race. i mean, we've watched presidential campaigns where people knew that they were losing but they had a platform, which is what michael has kind of alluded may this the motivation for anthony weiner. he knows he's not going to win, but this gets him to stay in the game. i didn't want to imply you were attacking him. >> no, i understand. >> but michael, let me bring you in on this filner thi...

>> the resolution finding lowens learner waived her fifth amendment privileges may 22nd, 2013 is approved and we stand adjourned. >> it was a tough week for the irs, as you look at all of the different things, investigations going on involving that agency. one poll from our new fox poll out this week, which would you fear more, a knock on your front door from the irs or the local police. you can see who wins there, 55%. with that, bring in the panel. welcome john stossel of the fox business network. kirsten powers, columnist from daily beast, and columnist charles krauthammer. what about this?...

Democratic controlled congress that passed the law. number one, that was in michigan, and the judge ruled it constitutional and, a lynchburg, virginia judge also ruled it constitutional and last month, in december a federal judge in richmond, virginia, ruled it unconstitutional and the big question hear today, is whether judge vinsen will rule it constitutional or unconstitutional. but, compounding it, is whether he'll simply rule, if he rules against it, certain aspects are unconstitutional or will he invalidate the entire law granting what plaintiffs in this case wanted, the -- which is an i...