that is donald ayer, a veteran of the justice department. coming up, barbara parry, professor and director a president of studies at the university of virginia miller center, is going to join us. this is a special edition of "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is a special edition of "balance of power." we are focused on the supreme court decision overturning roe v. wade. i had not been paying attention to markets and they are up. equity markets are up over 2% but now, continuing that rally. let's turn back to that decision. how this decision, a historic decision, fits into the history of the supreme court and what it does to it as an institution. we go now to barbara perry, professor and director of president studies at university of -- virginias miller center. she serves as a sipping court fellow and has worked for republican and democratic members of the senate. put this in historical context. how does it fit? barbara: i have been studying the history of the court in the constitution for over four decades i

donald ayer is here, deputy attorney general in the first bush administration. donald, these fake elector certificates that were created and sent, did that break any law? could that be an area much interest for the justice department >> i think it could. i think it's going to be seen as part of a much larger series of events, and i think, you know, there's a lot to look at there in terms of the specifics, but the bigger picture, which i think is overwhelming and again today i think the committee has really hit a home run, the ability to put forward detailed accounts of facts which you very nicely summarized in the opening of your show that really nailed down and focused something that a lot of people suspected but nobody was there the degree to which he is the central actor, he is the one driving all of this, he is the one who acts over the objections of his own supporters. he is the one who shows just extraordinary disregard to the consequences of his actions, even to his own supporters so i think really we're seeing in installments here the case building day by

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attorney donald ayer. thank you for being with us this morning.mer president more likely to be charged or i guess to put it to you would you charge him? >> well, it's not for me to charge him or not charge him, but i do think the answer is that this evidence is very significant and it builds on everything we've already heard. and the most significant thing about all the evidence and yesterday was no exception is that it shows donald trump to be the principal person who is driving each phase of this effort to overturn the election and even more importantly or at least as importantly he is doing it over the vehement and direct objections, repeated objections, of his own staff and his own experts. and so on the issue of intent, we're building an enormous amount of evidence that he was the driving force, he knew what he was doing and he was going to do it come hell or high water. >> the principal force, the driving force you say. now, put that in historical perspective for us. when you have at that point a sitting president of the united states as the

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