chris: welcome back. his book about the most secret club of the most powerful men of former presidents, there was one who was hardly a teammate. richard nixon. after nixon was pardoned, nixon went on an upstaging trip to china right near the new hampshire primary. ford was put in a position to having to defend the guy who had once again embarrassed him. >> he's going under the guidelines. >> you see no complications to foreign policy in his trip? >> none, whatsoever. chris: i remember reading that. he showed off, getting all the press attention, national news. at the very moment jerry fd was trying to run for president. >> at the same time jerry ford never apologized for the pardon. he knew exactly, you know, how damaging it was to him politically and the thing he was proudest of that caroline and ted kennedy gave him the profile and courage award for having pardoned richard nixon. you know there was a lot of deep resentment over that trip. chris: he was out secretly giving advice to ronald reagan in bega

chris: ok. if you were a debate moderator and asked a question of these candidates, what would it be? >> first of all, what kind of person do you want to put on the supreme court? are you interested in the court rolling back protections for abortion rights? what about affirmative action? next fall the supreme court is going to take up a very big university of texas affirmative action case that could completely roll back affirm active action. chris: so race and jender wouldn't matter anymore? -- gender wouldn't matter anymore? >> it would overturn what happened in the mid 2000's with justice o'connor saying the university of michigan could use race as a factor. >> in admissions. >> we've got that up there and a big voting rights percolating. and look at same sex marriage issues that are coming that way, too. the defense of marriage act is being challenged right now. that's -- that's probably going to get to the supreme court and prop eight in california. so these are big social issues that are ac

>> hi, chris. well, mr.y met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu earlier today and they will dine again later this evening. before this morning's meeting romney aides say he would support israel should it decide to use military action in order to prevent iron fro iran from g nuclear weapons. >> your perspectives with regards to iraq and its efforts to become a nuclear capable nation are ones which i take with great seriousness and look forward to chatting with you about further actions we could take to dissuede iran from nuclear following netanyahu seemed to criticize obama policy towards iran. >> we are to be honest to say that all of the sanctions and diplomacies have not set back the iran program by one iota. we need a strong and credible military threat coupled with the sanctions to have a chance to change that situation. >> reporter: the israeli newspaper reported that the obama administration briefed netanyahu on plans to attack the nuke program should diplomacy fail. but there are conflicti

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. supreme court justice antonin scalia speaks out. it is a fox news sunday exclusive. wilediscuss the court's recent decision upholding obama care. didn't justice roberts do what a good judgehould do. in the wake of the colorado massacre can they do that without a constitutional right to bear arms. >> will you time your requirement so that a more conservative president can appoint a like-minded justice? antonin scalia on "fox news sunday". there are 100 days until the election. mitt romney tries to recover from a misstep in london we'll ask our panel about the risk and reward of campaigning over seas and our power player of the week. a champion athlete builds a new life right after the olympics. all right now on "fox news sunday". hello, again from fox news in washington. recent rulings by the u.s. supreme court on health care reform and immigration demonstrated what a central role the court plays in our government. the justices rarely do interviews or talk outside of the court about how they reach the decision. in a new book called "

. >> chris: i'm chris wallace. the supreme court upholds obama care handing the president a victory but giving mitt romney a new issue. we'll find out what president obama thinks of the court's decision and how healthcare reform will work in the real world from white house chief of staff jack lew. republicans strike back, promising to wipe the law off the books. we will discuss the gop plan for repeal and place with the senate's top republican mitch mcconnell. plus, obama care and the 2012 election. we will ask our sunday panel how the court's big ruling will play on the campaign trail. all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. the supreme court issued its historic ruling in obama care this week but that didn't end the intense debate. joining is now from new york to discuss the ruling and how the law will be implemented is white house chief of staff jack lew. mr. lew, become back to "fox news sunday." >> good to be with you, chris. good morning. >> chris: now, that the court h

chris. >> chris: karl cameron with mitt romney campaign in isram. time for the sunday. kimberly strassel and liz marlantes of the christian science monitor. and republican strategist chip saltsman and fox political analyst juan williams. it seems that romney is a bit of the tight rope trying to set forth his foreign policy and not critizing the president's foreign policy over seas. what does romney need to do in israel and starting tomorrow. they chose these to show the cron trast with president obama on foreign policy. it is not a huge part but voters need to be comfortable with it he chose israel and poland and britain. peace and merning has to return stoa strong position. he chose israel to say president lectured israel. and i will be there to help there and pulling the defense system. and america to protect it and he will do that. and the goal will be i am here and i will return us to the traditional stand point of america's strength and backing our allies. >> how substantial do you think. and what debris can romney make it clear in a way to run a different foreign

thank you for being here are. >> pleasure to be with you, chris. >> chris: how republicans will try to repeal obama care and what they will put in its place. >> chris: we want to get the gop view of this week's big decision on obama care. joining us now from his home state of kentucky is senate republican leader mitch mcconnell. senator, welcome back. >> good morning. >> chris: you just heard white house chief of staff jack lew say the court has spoken and it is time to move on. are you per situated? >> he is doing the best he can with a really tough situation. the president said it was not a tax. the supreme court which has the final say says it is a tax. the tax is going be levied, 77% of it, on americans making less than $120,000 a year. it is a middle class tax cut -- tax increase. beyond that, chris, the core of the bill it is worth reminding people is half a trillion dollars in cuts to medicare. that is hospitals, nursing homes. home healthcare. and the like. $500 billion tax increase. the congressional budget office says it is also a job killer that it will cost the economy betw

chris: that's a different group, right? >> it's hard to -- chris: let's get to the politics. will the barack obama people secretly or openly or in any way play this card, john harris? >> no, i don't think they will. chris: we talked about the weirdness thing and -- >> they're happy to make him look like he is of a different generation, that he is something out of "mad men" as they say in the campaign. no, they won't play on this. there is a reason we have to be blunt about this. america was founded on religious pluralism. this runs fundamentally counter to america traditions. this should be radio active. people view religion as a matter of right or wrong in their private steers. but when people try to inject it into the public, it should be explored by bringing this up. chris: you tell me, you're making the point they came to this table today. a liberal democrat never came up. harry reid is a mormon, never comes up politically. george romney, the first romney to run for president never comes up. we live in a world where inventory jells are hugely important and they have a vot

so... >> chris. if i may -- >> let me finish my question and i promise i'll let you talk, the middle class is taking quite a hit by what the supreme court said is a tax. >> i think if you look at all of the laws enacted in the last three-and-a-half years you would see the families had a tax cut and all of the independent analysts, whether the congressional budget office or others, would validate that there has been a tax cut -- >> i'm not arguing that. all i'm saying, this is a tax increase on the middle class of $27 billion, over the next ten years. >> no, what this is, this is a law that says if you can afford insurance, and you choose not to buy it, and you choose to have your health costs in a burden to others you will pay a penalty so that you will pay your fair share. that is what the law says. for the 99% of the people who buy insurance, or who get it -- the tax cuts that are in the act. they are not going to be affected. keep your insurance and don't pay any kind of penalty. for the very few

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. it was the largest mass shooting in u.s. history and there are plenty of unanswered questions. what happened? why did the shooter do it? and is there any way to stop the massacres? we'll get the latest from the crime scene and we'll talk to senator diane feinstein and senator ron johnson. and we'll discuss dangerous times in the middle east with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> a campaign calls a brief truce. we'll ask our panel if gun control will become a issue in the election. all right now on "fox news sunday". hello again from fox news in washington . we'll talk with our guests in a moment. but first, here is the latest from aurora, colorado. authorities have cleared the suspect's booby trapped apartment and gathering evidence of 30 explosive devices and a computer hard drive. 12 people are dead, 30 are hospitalized. 24 year old james holmes is in solitary confinement and represented by a public defender on monday. we'll bring in our fox news colleague jon scott. >> chris, we have new and eerie photos of the suspec

no. >> chris: let's turn, mr. prime minister, to the terrible terror bombing in bulgaria that killed five israeli tourists this week. have you been able to identify the bomber and have you been able to establish clear links between that bomber and hezbollah and iran? >> the answer is yes, to all of those questions. that is, certainly to hezbollah, yes, we do know... i mean, the whole world can see who it is. we do know that it is hezbollah. we would have known that -- you would have known or been able to surmise that, but what you know from cypress a week ago, a hezbollah operative was caught, preparing exactly the same attack. exactly the same attack. you know, going to an airport, to attack, collecting information for an impending attack on israeli tourists who get off the plane, and are about to board a bus. so, exactly the same modus operandi was exposed in cypress and, fortunately, there, the terrorist was caught. he admitted that he worked on behalf of hezbollah, iran's long terror arm as you know and that,

thank you for being here are. >> pleasure to be with you, chris. >> chris: how republicans will try to repeal obama care and what they will put in its place. senator mitch mcconnell, after a break. [ chuckles ] ♪ [ honk! ] ♪ [ honk! ] ♪ [ honk! ] ♪ [ male announcer ] now you'll know when to stop. [ hk! ] the all-new nissan altima with easy fill tire alert. [ honk! ] it's our most innovative altima ever. nissan. innovation that excites. ♪ laces? really? slip-on's the way to go. more people do that, security would be like -- there's no charge for the bag. thanks. i know a quiet little place where we can get some work done. there's a three-prong plug. i have club passes. [ male announcer ] get the mileage card with special perks on united, like a free checked bag, united club passes, and priority boarding. thanks. ♪ okay. what's your secret? [ male announcer ] the united mileageplus explorer card. get it and you're in. ( dog barking ) this is the plan that revolves around you. introducing share everything. unlimited talk. unlimited text. and a single pool of shareable data that powers up

>> chris: i'm kris wallace. the supreme court hands obama a victory but handing mitt romney a new issue. we'll find out what president obama thinks of the court decision and how health care reform will work in the real world from white house chief-of-staff. republicans promised to wipe the law off of the books . we'll discuss the gop plan for repeal and replace with the senate's top opinion mitch mcconnell. obama care and the 2012 election . how will court's ruling will play on the campaign trail all right now on "fox news sunday". and hello again from fox news in washington. the supreme court issued a historic ruling in obama care this week but that didn't end the intense debate. joining us in new york to discuss the ruling is white house chiefev staff jack lew. welcome back to "fox news sunday". >> guest: thank you, kris. >> chris: now the court upheld the ruling does the president feels it is safe or does he have to have a hurdle in the election . >> guest: the supreme court rules and it isitutional. we were

those details themselves are classified >> chris: no. it is out there that the pentagon is ordering documents be preserve dni having polygraph. >> guest: there will be full cooperation and the fact of the matter is, that the president feels very strongly that we need to find out where the leaks happened. he relies on classified information to make life or death decisions. there is no one more concerned than the president >> chris: does he agree to questioning himself. >> guest: i will not speak to how the details will be handled. >> chris:ing we'll leave it there. mr. lew, thank you for being with us. up next. how the president will try to -- republicans will try to repeal obama care. after the break. night, stuffy. goodnight, outdated. goodnight old luxury and all of your wares. goodnight bygones everywhere. [ engine turns over ] good morning, illumination. good morning, innovation. good morning unequaled inspiration. [ male announcer ] the audi a8, chosen by car & driver as the best luxury sedan in a recent comparison test. chosen by c

. >> chris: are you persuaded. >> guest: he's doing the best he can with a toh situation. the president said it was not a tax and the supreme court said it is it a tax. the tax is going to be levied and 77 percent of it on americans making $127,000 a year. it is a middle class tax increase. beyond that, kris in the core of the bill it is worth reminding people half trillion in cut to medicare, hospitals and nursing home and home health care and the like. 500 billion tax ipcrease. the congressional budget office said it is a job killer and cost the economy between 800,000 to a million jobs. this is the single worst piece of legislation that is passed in modern times and it will be an issue. a big issue in the fall election. i think the chief justice said it is up to the american people to decide. we have one last chance to defeat obama care and we can do that in the november election. >> chris: since the supreme court chief justice roberts declared it is actually a tax, you have hammered the president for imposing a new tax on the middle class, but mitt romney has a man dat

and brought chris in. >> chris, have a seat. >> reporter: larry had read all about chris mcamis.every time chris had been in for an interview. >> here is what the situation is -- >> reporter: today, he and chris were going to meet for the first time. >> i have been investigating the case for about two years now and -- >> reporter: larry had a plan to get chris to talk, without asking for a lawyer. >> you probably want to know what's going on, what's happening, why you're sitting here. >> reporter: larry promised to fill him in on the case in detail, thinking chris would want to know if the cops had the goods and then maybe he would have something to say. >> i do have to advise you of your rights which i will do in a moment. after that, i would like to do, i would like to explain to you everything. >> reporter: larry read chris' rights and before chris could really respond, larry laid out his case. he said he knew chris had never dropped lynsie off that night. because the atm photo that at first fooled investigators actually proved chris wasn't there. >> it wasn't your truck. for

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and chris in london jump in go ahead. i'm just saying that the pakistan military is there in the federal tribal areas and this fighting with these groups pakistani soldiers die every day and bill well. after nine eleven just as they go after the early days of nine eleven u.s. and pakistani intelligence were very well together for him to launch numbers of al qaida roll them out very tightly the issue is who these drones are targeting and your and your excellent website bill shows most of these drone strikes and knocks against al qaida they're actually against militant groups that have peace deals with pakistan that are fighting an insurgency across the border and that's what this is really about now kyra practically destroyed and drones have helped to do what you want out there emotionally as in snow building here about the times square bombing chris how do you how do you talk about the crime square bombing when five times square ball always carried out by the. back of a yeah not not al qaeda and. it certainly was and you

she is a president of the international association of democratic lawyers and in london we cross to chris woods he's a journalist with the bureau of investigative journalism all right folks cross talk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want to jane if i go to you first in geneva is the use of drones and and media coverage lately has shown that obama uses them quite often a lot more than george w. bush did is it making america a safer place. absolutely not i think every time we use a drone we are creating ten more people who have some desire to hate us or to try to do some when i say i am american. the u.s. and to try to take some action against. the united states ok if i can stay so i don't think it helps at all ok if i stay clean thing is that it's a legal ok ok we'll get to that when you're really good you know but i mean obama obama loves to point out the pentagon loves to point out or i should say the cia we got another one we got another one and it makes the papers and people are quite impressed i mean you know mr obama is not soft on security is he is that one of t

ok chris i'd like to go back to you in london one of the things in. in researching this and i read jean's excellent article i thought it was very provocative and informing one of the think it's due process here i mean what gives the right of the president of the united states to say i want this guy dead i want this guy dead and i mean where is the due process i mean if america is you know invading countries around the world and bombing them to democracy what right does it have to say we can assassinate anyone we want and we don't have to justify it we don't even have to tell you. there's something really wrong there and in fact. michael michael hayden the former director of the cia who introduced the drone strikes the drone strikes back in two thousand and four recently said these war read about building american foreign policy on the on the memos locked up in the site that no one's allowed to see and that's the reality merican administration keeps telling us that these drone strikes are legal but they were in china was the basis for that decision and

simon, you first and then chris. will this thing be something you people in britain remember in the pride you have for your olympic games for the next couple of weeks? will it be recalled at the end of them and in the months ahead that the american presidential candidate, mitt romney came there and caused trouble? >> i think the lasting impact can be characterized slightly differently, chris. this has set the stage for the way in which the british press is now going to cover mitt romney going forward through into the convention and towards the election. and remember that the british press is not an island. mitt the twit was the headline published by the sun, owned by rupert murdoch. same with nowhere man in the times of london. those are murdoch publications. so again, people on this side of the atlantic may well say, well, does that raise ongoing questions about where conservatives stand vis-a-vis mitt romney's leadership? >> we have raised the question for me. i can tell you that. chris, your view of lasting impact

their emotional reasons know bill go ahead about the times square bombing chris how do you how do you talk about the times square bombing when five times square ball always carried out by this community i mean in pakistan yeah not not al-qaeda and. it certainly was and you know why the t.t.p. said that the timing of these raids are going to be nice if you is reading the story problem this is it's not a series groups that were attacking. all right jamie want to jump in engineering is going to g.m. here and that's where two gentlemen jamie and jamie were so close allies with al-qaeda and with other groups. you know this is you know it's one thing to start talking about the practicalities and so forth but you know there is international law there is there is international human rights law there's international humanitarian law there's laws of war and the minute that you start saying we or any one country has some kind of justification for violating that law everybody that has a justification for violating the law in fact i was at the human rights council today and the u.s. representative