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There in the budget documents that they've already filed? is that the thing we're going to be hearing about the most? >> that'll get your attention, certainly. but, again, i think when they realize all that you embrace when you embrace protectionism, enormous executive discretion, the government planning essentially what we can consume and how the economy will work and who should be losers, when they realize the slippery slope they're on, away from bedrock conservative principles, i think things will change by mid-summer. >> and someone might have to remind them that tariffs are in fact, there...

Who launched a boycott against car company, uber when that company sent cars to jfk airport during taxidriver strike against trump's ban on from muslim countries. word had come out that the travel ban was against everything that company stood for. [inaudible] >> at the former attorney general and briefly governor of new york state. now that republicans are in control in washington, he is suddenly interested in vindicating states rights. but he writes that there is a problem and i quote "how do we go back to all of these cases where we have been ordering for executive discretion and say, whoops...

Not have certain authority and then it is done by the president, it confuses people. it's -- i think, colleagues, we too little appreciate something that's corrosive happening out in our country. there is a feeling that judges just vote when think get a big case before them on what their political agenda is and not what the constitution actually requires. that judges can redefine the meaning of words to advance an agenda that they have that may not be the agenda of the american people, and that inevitably is corrosive to respect the law. >> thank you. take it one step further because there are...

Certain authority, and then it is done by the president, it confuses people, and i think colleague colleagues we too little appreciate something that's corrosive happening out in our country. there is a feeling that judges just vote when they get a big case before them on what their political agenda is, and not what the constitution actually requires. the judges can redefine the meaning of words to advance an agenda that they have that may not be the agenda of the american people and that inevitably is corrosive to respect for law. >> thank you. but take it one step further, because there are ...

With 19,000-plus regulations that change what that law and how it's written. you can imagine if this case somehow opens the door, it could possibly be precedent setting for other cases. >> it could be. and certainly all of these criticisms are very reminiscent of what republicans have been staying about the obamacare rollout. pushing all these deadlines and rewriting when provisions are supposed to come into effect. the obama administration is exceeding its authority. at the same time court watchers expect this to be a fairly narrow decision. there is no guarantee that someone like anthony ken...