states that take away our flexibility an violate the constitution. that is the problem and i think that, hopefully congress going back with a new congress, and a split legislature can find a bipartisan way to get it done in a better way. chris: let s talk about the legal issues, underlying legal issues that is involved here. you argue and, just judge hudson agrees, that the government can t force an individual to buy a private product, that you can t legislate or mandate inactivity if you will. right. chris: supporters of health care reform, the, say nobody is a bystander when it comes to health care reform, because eventually, everybody is going to night and, so, go by going without, health insurance and having either eventually to pay for it out-of-pocket tor shift the costs through uncompensated care to the rest of us is in fact an economic activity. they are flat wrong. chris, if the decision doesn t go the way i think judge hudson
morning. the race between a newly freshman democrat as well came in on the coattails of president obama. he s up against robert hurtz so we ll be watching those two races very closely as well as others throughout the morning. back to you. thank you very much for that live report from springfield, virginia. over to you and bob. thank you. many analysts say the outcome of today s election will be a split legislature. a republican-run house and a democrat run senate. if that happens, will the parties be able to compromise or will president obama dust off his veto pen? joining me, democratic political analyst, professor of advanced political studies at george washington university and fox news contributor, bob beckle. good morning to you. just to read your accolades takes me about five minutes. ta. hypothetically, if the republicans have the house and the democrats still have the senate, will the president dust off the veto pen? i think you ll see a lot of