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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20100729:00:17:00 - Vimarsana News

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Immigrant is a victim of a crime and they know that, they are going to ask the immigration status. they will not report that crime. >> that's always the fallback argument. all right. >> it's reality, too. it's reality. >> yeah. the reality is that the people of this country are fed up. that's the reality. dick morris will analyze the arizona immigration situation and what it means for president obama. the political fallout. also dennis miller on deck with the litany of things getting under his skin. right back with that. [ dealer ] ring the autobahn for all event,

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Nbc news justice correspondent pete williams. pete i know you can only stay with us for a brief time. so i will start with you. you were literally out of breath this morning as the decision was issued. run down the highlights for us. >> i want to know which of you thought this would be upheld as a tax decision. this is actually two decisions here, the first one looks at the central claim by opponents of the health care law who said congress can't do this because congress has the power to regulate commerce, but somebody who doesn't have insurance isn't engaged in commerce, and therefore is beyo...

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Something because that's beyond the power and the constitution that says congress has the power to, quote, regulate commerce. now, those who had objected to this said if somebody doesn't have insurance, then they're not doing anything you can regulate. and basically justice roberts agrees with that. however, he says, there's a longstanding cannon or tradition of interpreting laws, acts of congress, that says you look at there are other ways to find it constitutional. and he says there is. this is the government's fallback argument that if the mandate is still constitutional under the congress'...