wall street columnist, dan henninger, joe, and opinion.com editor james toronto. so, momentous week at the court, fascinating week. before the week, the conventional wisdom, this is an easy call, the law is going to be upheld. at the end of the week, you could almost feel the shift during the course of the week and at the end, even the left was saying, now, there's a very good chance that part or all of this law could go down. >> yeah, and the big news was justice ant justice scalia was comically judicious, look how many times it says laughter in the transcript. and he's taking serious where the states are the plaintiffs in the case, both the argument that the individual mandate and that you have to buy insurance is unconstitutional, it exceeds congress's legitimate power and the argument that if the individual mandate falls the best remedy is to strike down the entire law. >> paul: let's here the first, on the individual mandate. hear from justice kennedy. >> saying that the federal government has a duty to tell the individual citizen that it must act and that is

twitterer, james toronto, and you can read him on twitter. and thank you to my panel and you all for watching. i'm paul gigot, hope to see you here next week. . >> jon: on fox news watch. >> he's got something in his hands, i don't know what his deal is. >> and need help. >> yes, what is your-- there's gunshots. >> a 17-year-old boy is shot dead in florida. the shooter, a watch captain who claims the boy was up to something. national reaction calls for the shooter to be arrested and accusations of racism. was this a story for the national media? >> this year, tens of thousands of uninsured americans with pre-existing conditions, parents of children who have a pre-existing condition will finally be able to purchase the coverage. >> two years and counting since mr. obama signed his health care mandate with cheers from the mainstream media. >> now, that mandate is headed to the supreme court to decide its constitutionality, will the same media abide by the ruling or play politics with the decision? >> and if they're interested. >> i'm not lookin

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