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Earlier this year won a vote to unionize. analysts say the outcome of this case could change the game for all college athletes, men and women. let's get some legal analysis with mercedes. would this be precedent setting? >> absolutely. but where else do you have a free labor force? we're talking about billions of dollars that the ncaa gets from the free labor force. no place else out there. so they don't have benefits, they he don't have salaries, their likenesses are used. co schools are profiting. coaches are making millions. but they're making it on the free labor force. and it'splaintiffs ...

Careful to say this does not represent anything broader in terms of negotiations with the taliban, but do you think it does? >> first of all, the taliban claims victory for everything so we shouldn't put all our faith in taliban statements. but sam is exactly right that the context here is that we have long had relations with the taliban. we did negotiate directly with them. the state department and the white house in 2011 and 2012 on this issue. the deal at that time under hillary clinton's state department was that this prisoner swap would be a confidence-building measure towards a broader r...

Overreach. i just wish he would do it in other ways. >> i'm wonder if you worry about precedent setting, slippery slope. once we as an electorate give that power to one president then we're stuck with it no matter who is in office. >> congress, due to congress's inaction it's top gateways even more for barack obama to do what he wants. >> so, you were reaction. >> i don't think president obama is overstepping his power. actually he's signed less executive orders than any other president. >> it's not the number it's the scope. designee hasn't set any new precedents that the bush administration ...

Overreach. i just wish he would do it in other ways. >> i'm wonder if you worry about precedent setting, slippery slope. once we as an electorate give that power to one president then we're stuck with it no matter who is in office. >> congress, due to congress's inaction it's top gateways even more for barack obama to do what he wants. >> so, you were reaction. >> i don't think president obama is overstepping his power. actually he's signed less executive orders than any other president. >> it's not the number it's the scope. designee hasn't set any new precedents that the bush administration ...

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...