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I know in the decision you said you'll know the difference when you see it. i think that's why the other judges on the court appointed by both parties went with the traditional and precedential view of how to look at this and you used the 1986 law article albeit by justice breyer and then dicta from the king v.burwell case in 2015. i'm trying to show a pattern where you say congress should step in and doing everything. you're stepping in in these cases. >> so i would say it's a pattern of adhering to precedent. >> well, it seems that the precedent to me when you look at, for instance, chevron,...

Wrote. having seen firsthand how complex and difficult that job is, i believe it is vital the president be able to focus on his never-ending tasks with as few distractions at possible. the point is not to put the president above the law or eliminate checks on the president but to differ litigations and investigations until the president is out of office. a f if a president does something dastardly the impeachment process is available. >> was he right in twi2009 or n? >> both. >> how can he be -- >> well, the law required us to do what we were hired for in 1998, what he did in this law article ...

Be a tough confirmation battle. what is known about his views on issues like abortion and gun control could dominate the hearings but today democrats took aim at a different issue. doug mckelway has details on the decade-old article that's grabbing critics attention right out of the gate. >> it's part of the attack strategy that senate democrats are already employing against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. a2009 law article he wrote arguing that presidents should not be subject to prosecution or lawsuits. "the indictment and trial of a sitting president moreover would cripple the federa...

Confirmation battle. what's known about his views on issues like abortion and gun control could dominate the hearings. today democrats took aim at a different issue. doug mcelway has details. >> reporter: it's part of the a attack strategy that senate democrats are employing against brett kavanaugh, a 2009 law article he wrote arguing that presidents should not be subject to prosecution for lawsuits. quote, the indictment and trial of a sitting president, moreover, would cripple the federal government, rendering it unable to function with credibility in either the domestic and international ar...

How's your family? kayak. search one and done. the husband of top white house aide kellyanne conway now is publicly defending robert mueller's investigation in yet another round of criticism against the president. george conway, a prominent attorney publishing this stunning law article this week, the title here, "the terrible arguments against the constitutionality of the mueller investigation." conway also retweeting pretty harsh criticism of president trump's signed agreement with north korean dictator kim jong