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There is no supreme court over the president and the congress. that's a fundamental misunderstanding of the law. that's the key point i drove at. we have a paper at newt.org that outlines precedents that go back to madison, jackson, lincoln and fdr. i think we have a pretty good case historically for what i have laid out. >> bill: the mistake you made with all due respect is that you used a little guy biery, guy in texas who made insane ruling that you can't say amen at a graduation. now, look, this guy was overturned. he doesn't know what he is doing. but you can't have congress involved with...

There is no supreme court over the president and the congress. that's a fundamental misunderstanding of the law. that's the key point i drove at. we have a paper at newt.org that outlines precedents that go back to madison, jackson, lincoln and fdr. i think we have a pretty good case historically for what i have laid out. >> bill: the mistake you made with all due respect is that you used a little guy biery, guy in texas who made insane ruling that you can't say amen at a graduation. now, look, this guy was overturned. he doesn't know what he is doing. but you can't have congress involved with...

To it respond to the courts. there is no supreme court over the president and the congress. that's a fundamental misunderstanding of the law. that's the key point i drove at. we have a paper at newt.org that outlines precedents that go back to madison, jackson, lincoln and fdr. i think we have a pretty good case historically for what i have laid out. >> bill: the mistake you made with all due respect is that you used a little guy biery, guy in texas who made insane ruling that you can't say amen at a graduation. now, look, this guy was overturned. he doesn't know what he is doing. but you can'...

There is no supreme court over the president and the congress. that's a fundamental misunderstanding of the law. that's the key point i drove at. we have a paper at newt.org that outlines precedents that go back to madison, jackson, lincoln and fdr. i think we have a pretty good case historically for what i have laid out. >> bill: the mistake you made with all due respect is that you used a little guy biery, guy in texas who made insane ruling that you can't say amen at a graduation. now, look, this guy was overturned. he doesn't know what he is doing. but you can't have congress involved with...