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Merits. >> let me ask you about marbury versus madison and what is your interpretation of the progeny or the case, itself? >> so, our interpretation is more in line of judge pan and yours, in that it does not erect an unreviewable power of the presidency and sort of the prime example of that is the steel seizure case, the youngstown case, and that is president truman closing steel mills, and the court coming in to review that. we see it all of the way through to the present, and so it is hard to see any world in which the court just says, you know, we can't intervene here. we do see the judge ...

Prosecution is just not there in the congressional record. >> let me go back to marbury versus madison and you have isolated that one sentence, but isn't it true that the progeny of marbury versus madison has distinguished between official and ministerial meaning opposed by law which means that it is ladder one that can be held by law in commonwealth v. virginia and the clause of the supreme court said in essence lop off all of the evidence dealing with speech and debate, he can still be prosecuted, that is that congressman, or i believe it is the conspiracy to defraud the

Progeny that is that you cannot stop an official act. you have the say was it is discretionary official act or was it a ministerial act? >> i agree with that characterization of marbury and that distinction is president marbury, itself, and i respond to say that extension has not been extended up to the president for good reason, because over 200 years the court said that we cannot sit over the acts of the president because for instance -- >> we don't have -- >> that is correct, it has not arisen until this case, that is correct. but looking at every civil context they have said what you keep ...