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Over the course of this hour, iç you have a response you think can be constructive in looking at that political pillaring that he's receiving today. >> yeah, i think that in this town, particularly in d.c., but across the country, everyone thinks about issues like there are the republican justices or the democratic justices, and i think what the decision today says and chief justice roberts most poignantly says, no, there are nine justices, and we approach these things as apolitically as possible, and you saw not just the chief crossing so-called party lines, you saw kagan and briere also tod...

Because there are big developments in the race for the republican nomination. today the candidates are required to report how much money they're raising. early indications show mitt romney and rick perry could lead that pack with ron paul running third. carl cameron is live in new hampshire watching the dollars roll by. i guess rick perry is coming your way later today for a town hall meeting. is romney still ahead when it comes not just to new hampshire, but also the money game? what can we report on that, carl? >> reporter: in the money game, romney does have a lead, he raised $18.5 million ...

Actually follows through with these lawsuits and it would be very difficult to win a liable suit, especially to block this book prior to publish kags which would be tomorrow morning. lastly, let's all take a step back here. it's remarkable that the president of the united states is in any way trying to stop publication of a book, breaching the right of free speech and freedom of the press that we have in this country just because said speech to be candid, hurts his feelings. not for a national security reason, in fact, from what we know about the president's furious response to this book, it s...

And so i think ultimately what this decision is, it's a resounding victory for the rule of law of the idea that, you know, let's all take a step back and view this stuff a little more apolitically and as a straight-up law, and, you know, if republicans are right that the affordable care act is bad