the president's amnesty fiat is only part of the court's threat to his legacy. the former constitutional law professor's signature law, obamacare, has survived one supreme court challenge but could be gutted as early as next month, when the justices are expected to issue a ruling on the legality of subsidies for americans and states that did not set up their own exchanges. other critical elements of the president's agenda are also on the supreme court docket. the docket includes these cases, same sex marriage which president obama now supports after a public evolution on his part a court test for mr. obama's climate change agenda is also expected. the supreme court is set to rule on whether the administration exceeded the law with limits on emissions for power plants and the supreme court has ruled against the obama administration so often that the obama lawyers must be downcast. the high court ruled the president exceeded his authority with his recess appointments to the national labor relations board and it goes on and on and since the president took office th

but the appellate court deals a blow to the president's amnesty fiat. it is over. is it?e next. . lou: joining us tonight two, of the best attorneys in the business, lis wiehl and mercedes colwin. both are fox news legal analysts. mercedes i want to congratulate you practicing before the supreme court, winning the right to do so. >> really exciting. all nine justices were there. lou: of course they were. they welcomed you. >> it was a juicy argument. lou: speaking of the supreme court start with the president. this is very bad for the justice department his administration the executive fiat. the executive amnesty fiat. it's frozen. >> and getting much closer to the supreme court. who would have thunk you had a judge saying no long time ago this is not going to go i'm going to stay this and appeal after appeal after appeal and sided with the judge. look the three-judge panel said you government lawyers, you obama administration you probably won't win when it gets to the supreme court. we're definitely going to stay this. lou: i don't think there are many americans dispassi

quickly before we out of time, urging fifth circuit court of appeals to over 3 throw the amnesty fiat and congress pushing part of the contusional authority in the house that is pushing article 1 second 8 powers over trade senate requiring two-thirds vote to approve a treaty, they are both dispensing with their constitutional power and a court argue that president is abusing the constitutional power to their detriment make sense of that. >> the inconsistency of our elected representatives, but more than that, the malfunction of our checks and balances. they will say that president was overreaching making that executive amnesty decision. i believe it will be decided by supreme court of united states and you are right politics are overriding the constitution. and that is dangerous for all citizens right left, and center. lou: do you think that circuit court of appeals made admonish the republicans and say something like you know, reserve your constitutional powers, our framers had that check and balance in full view and focus? >> you -- it is always hard to predict these things. i am op

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confounding question is why do these members put up with the leader who supports the president's amnesty fiatdd more workers into the country that will further depress the wages and it doesn't make sense. unless richard has been convinced that illegal immigrants will simultaneously register as democrats and join his union, saying that a trade deal hurting jobs and wages yet he had this to say. the obama administration will help to prevent unscrupulous employers from using unprotected workers to drive down wages and conditions for all workers in our country. those dog on on scriptless employers. and some unions the members really have to wonder who they can trust richard trumka saying that it's conceivable that the union may hold back on a presidential endorsement over the issue of trade. maybe he assumes his membership is going to follow this blindly and hope that his members have forgotten that the afl-cio has refused to support it clinton in 2008. they are appearing to do so in 2016. the labor and influence are dwindling at an accelerated rate. and the quotation of the evening all about pol

joining with 113 members of congress urging that this circuit court of appeals to overthrow the amnesty fiatg to happen there very quickly? secondly what is the impact at the same time congress is pushing part of its constitutional authority in the house, that is pushing its article one, section eight powers over trade, the senate requiring two-thirds vote to approve a treaty. they're both basically dispensing with their constitutional power while in a court arguing that the president is abusing the constitutional power to their detriment. make some sense of that. >> the inconsistency of our elected representatives but more than that the malfunction of our checks and balances in the united states constitution look, i'm optimistic the fifth circuit court of appeals will get it right, they will say the president was overreaching when he made the executive amnesty decision that was not within his constitutional authority, but ultimately it's going to be decided i believe by the supreme court of the united states. when you look at the other issues you mentioned, the fact of the matter is that yo

barack obama enacted much of the agenda like obamacare and amnesty through shady legislative maneuvering or by executive fiatlized government in washington has inserted themselves into the lives of everyday americans like never before. it regulates more of what we do and how we live our lives. it spends more than anyone ever thought possible. it takes more of our money in taxes than any government in history. instead of doing a few constitutionally mandated things well, like securing our borders, our government now does too many things, and all of them poorly. our country is mired in this great darkness. our hollywood infused culture is volger priffrivolous, and mocks scripture and treats those with values and those who hold them as objects of ridicule. it calls traditional values offensive and exalts the obscene. our federal government has become the nightmare that our founding fathers warned us about, but we can reverse it. you must get involve edd in order to save america. as was said and i quote, only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing. all of us have heard that before,