first of all, i want to say thank you to my colleagues, pam from florida and greg from texas and allen wilson of south mittee of six states that manages this litigation. we started as 13 states. mocked rally across the country by law professor who is said this case will never end up in the supreme court. you have no opportunity to feed this legislation in court. here we stand at the supreme the court. i feel a lot better after witnessing two hours of argument than i felt when we started. and the reason i think, as senator said it clearly. all eyes were on justice kennedy. justin kennedy were vuz skept kl of the mandate and the constitutionality of the mandate, and that makes me feel better about our chances. it's hard to predict when you stand outside the supreme court as to what they're going to do. in keeping with his decision making in cases where we see the decision making, he's very skept kl under the commerce laws. my colleagues and i have been managing the case day-to-day. we felt great about the questions we heard from the justices. we feel positive that the mandate will be struck dow

allen wilson is the south carolina attorney general and he's one of the a.g.'suit against the law. rehelped lead the 26 states involved in this case and joins us live from washington. mr. attorney general, thanks for being with us. i'm sure you've been following along as we've had the breaking news, our jeffrey toobin calling the government's argument today in front of the nine a train wreck. i want to get your reaction to that. >> well, i believe it was a train wreck before it got out of the station, ashleigh. the biggest thing that i took out of this court today is justice kennedy's questioning that if the court upholds this law, this will fundamentally change the way that the government relates to individuals. that is very telling to me that at least justice kennedy had that concern. so i'm very optimistic that we will prevail in this lawsuit in the end. >> sir, at the same time, while justice kennedy is usually the swing vote so sure, that would be an intriguing thing to listen to, justice roberts was hard on paul clement arguing on behalf of you and your c

the justice department has sued south carolina first and that state's attorney general, allen wilson,columbia, south carolina. welcome to fox news. >> thank you for having me. >> what gu is your reaction that the united nations human rights council is investigating photo-i.d.? >> i don't have a reaction to it. first, it is not disputed by anybody that the u.n. has no legal authority to investigate or enforce anything under the laws of our constitution or our state. secondly, while they have no legal authority, they are no moral authority. when you look at the members of the counc they'll comprise, saudi arabia, kine china, cuba, they have a long history of discriminating and violating human rights. i am not concerned about their opinion. i am concerned about enforcing the laws of our state that are otherwise constitutional. >> just for a moment, communist china, cube akuwait twasn't until 2005 that they allowed women to vote. you mentioned saud odd -- they don't let women vote now. they won't have the right to vote in saudi arabia until 2015. >> you make a very valid point. like i sai

wilson. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and general allen, dr. miller, we sincerely appreciate you being here today. i'm very grateful that in my home state of south carolina, my former national guard unit, the 218th brigade served for a year in afghanistan, and, general, they felt like you, and commanded by our bob livingston that they were working with afghan brothers, that they were truly making a difference, they were helping train the security forces of afghanistan to protect themselves. additionally, this past weekend, i was honored to be at a deployment of personnel from the army national guard with general livingston. they will be going as an agricultural team to help the people of afghanistan develop their economy. to see the military families there, the dedication, the service members, the veterans who came, it truly is the the new greatest generation. with that in mind, i'm concerned the wall street journal, last night, reported the administration is offering a compromise regarding night raids in afghanistan and specifically that it wo

. >> brian: wilson per kins allen poll. >> steve: when you read the methodology and what the pollingsay the critical driver of opinion is more information, we're learning about trayvon martin. a majority of americans, 52%, learn about martin's suspension from school and issues with marijuana as well. the exact information about his record was trayvon martin was suspended from his miami school three times for offenses, including skipping classes and other stuff at the time of his death. he was in the midst of a two-week suspension for possession of a bag containing marijuana. >> brian: but what matter is what happened that day. that is inc. whiching the per anticipation -- that is changing the perception of a lot of people. >> steve: all we heard is here is a young kid, he had skittles and a tea and he was shot in cold blood. >> gretchen: so rush limbaugh has been weigh not guilty on this specifically on the department of justice angle and the new black panther party. so remember back in 2008, the black panther party, there was a video where they allegedly stopped or harassed people w

wilson. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and general allen, dr. miller, recently appreciate you being here today. i'm very grateful that in my hostess of killing my former national guard unit, 218 brigade, serve for a year in afghanistan and general they felt like you, and commanded by our adjutant general bob livingston that they're working with afghan brothers, that they were truly making a difference, they were helping train security forces of afghanistan to protect themselves. additionally, this past weekend i was honored to be at a deployment of personnel from the army national guard with general livingston. they will be going as an agricultural team to help the people of afghanistan develop their economy. and to see the military families there, the dedication, the servicemembers, the veterans who came, it truly is th the new greatest generation. i'm concerned "wall street journal" last night reported that the administrative is offering a compromise regarding night raids in afghanistan. and specifically that it would subject operations to adv

wilson. >> thank you mr. chairman and general allen, dr. miller. we sincerely appreciate you being here today. i am very grateful that in my home state of south carolina my former national guard unit, the 218th brigade surfer year in afghanistan in general they felt like you. and commanded by her adjutant general of livingston that they were working with afghan brothers, they were truly making a difference. they were helping train the security forces of afghanistan to protect themselves. additionally, this past weekend i was honored to be in the deployment of personnel from the army national guard, general livingston. the day will be going as an agricultural team to help the people of afghanistan develop their economy and to see the military families there, the dedication, the servicemembers and veterans who came. it truly is the new greatest generation. with that in mind i am very concerned that "the wall street journal" last night reported that the administration is offering a compromise regarding night raids in afghanistan and specifically that

allen, thank you very much. >>> coming up in 15 minutes from now, we're going to speak with florida representative, fredricka wilsonthat she represents. >>> a big win in the big easy for rick santorum. he placed first in louisiana's republican primary. the former senator celebrated last night in wisconsin where he is now campaigning this weekend. >> you don't believe as the pundits have said that the race is over. you didn't get the memo that the -- that the -- we're still here. we're still fighting. >> here's a look at the final results, rick santorum at 49%. mitt romney at 27%, followed by newt gingrich and ron paul. here's the updated delegate totals, mitt romney has 490, rick santorum has 203. newt gingrich, 137. ron paul, 34. >>> more front page politics and a new report today, president obama's senior white house adviser drawing mitt romney into health care reform. >> there's no question that our health care plan, his experts were involved in it. it's a model that was utilized. >> joining me is national political reporter for politico james holman. you heard david plouffe. do you think this is going to be the

wilson will be on for questioning. inc. you. [inaudible conversations] >> please come to order, mr. wasn't. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and general allenor miller. we sincerely appreciate you being here today. i am very grateful that in my home state of south carolina, my former national guard unit, i served for a year in nat afghanistan. they were working with afghan brothers, they were truly making a difference. they were helping train the security forces of afghanistan to protect themselves. additionally, this past weekend i was honored to be at a deployment of personnel from the army national guard, they will be going as an agricultural team to help the people of afghanistan develop their economy. to see the military families there, the dedication, service members, the veterans who came, it truly is the greatest generation. with that in mind, i am very concerned that the wall street journal last night reported that the administration is offering a compromise regarding night raids in afghanistan, specifically that would subject operations to transpire afghan judges, one option under discussions, can you comment on the accuracy of yo