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commerce but that was where the two sides clearly do not agree. a lot of attention on justice den ce kennedy and i got to tell you, off the bat, although we can t predict and maybe he was playing devil s advocate in asking the attorneys to convince him once and for all, he seemed to have great concerns about allowing this mandate to go forward jon. jon: and leland ross, in the courtroom with you, writes this from justice kennedy, perhaps in answer to justice kagan s question, he apparently asked the question can you create commerce to regulate it. reporter: that was clearly one of the biggest arguments of the day, a point that went round and round in these two hours of arts. both sides had to address it. again, those who support the law clearly think they re not creating anything, that this health market already exists but stephen briar, viewed as one of the more liberals on the court, asked the question what about somebody who is born, they don t have health insurance, they re imm
cinnamon in your throat. jon: no, just a frog. thankfully it is gone. jenna: that segment later in the show. history in the making in washington as we head to day two of the health care showdown over the president s health care overhaul. i m jenna lee. jon: i m jon scott. can the government make americans buy health insurance. the supreme court taking up that constitutional question right now. they re in the middle of two hours of oral arguments from both side as protesting goes on outside. today s arguments focus on individual mandate. the most controversial part of the president s health care law. outside the high court protesters continue to make their voices heard. some of them have been here for days. byron york, chief political correspondent at the washington examiner and a fox news contributor. byron, good morning to you. not too overstating it to say this is a day that could change thing for every american for years to come. absolutely. this would be a huge fact i
what parents need to know. all happening now. jenna: on cue, did you have a little cinema none in your cinnamon in your throat. jon: no, just a frog. thankfully it is gone. jenna: that segment later in the show. history in the making in washington as we head to day two of the health care showdown over the president s health care overhaul. i m jenna lee. jon: i m jon scott. can the government make americans buy health insurance. the supreme court taking up that constitutional question right now. they re in the middle of two hours of oral arguments from both side as protesting goes on outside. today s arguments focus on individual mandate. the most controversial part of the president s health care law. outside the high court protesters continue to make their voices heard. some of them have been here for days. byron york, chief political correspondent at the washington examiner and a fox news contributor. byron, good morning to you. not too overstating it to say this is a da