sense the president would be put in this position where he has to violate some law, no matter what haens that is heay have to cancel... essentially exercise what looks like a line-item veto by canceling expenditures that congress has said must be made. i mean, if congress says "spend this money" but then doesn't give the authority to get the money by tackization or borrowing that's putting an impossible task to the president. and i'm confident that congress, despite the fact that it's putting it to the last minute will realize that that would be an insane thing to do and constitutionally irresponsible. >> rose: what justice was it who said the constitution is not a panacea of every blot on the public well snare >> that's right. and he's right. you can't... this is a good instance where the constitution essentially forces you back to the political drawing board. it doesn't solve the problem. e constitionan't solve every problem. >> rose: wt should we look for? what kind of decisions are coming up in this new court? >> ihink the most important ones are t ones you know about. the question o