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more i'm joined from chicago by university of chicago law professor jeffrey stone who at one time clerked for supreme court justice williamnnan. as always, good to see you. taking a look at gallup polls, the supreme court's popularity has gone up and down since 2001. it was nearing historic lows at the end of last year, not as low as this 35% that was reported by the greenburg poll. should the justices be dhearnd their popularity is dropping -- concerned that their plampt is y is being lowered? >> what majorities want to do particularly when they are overbearing. when the supreme court protects gays or earv african americans,s can acting in a way that the public perceives as political that's a real problem. it's especially a problem to the extent that it's true. >> and it's still more popular than congress, quite a bit more popular than congress and according to the gallup poll, more popular than the president. when we looks at the roberts obamacare decision, where roberts went with the liberal justices and voted to uplolled obamacare, many felt that was a response by justice roberts to public opinion. and considering wha

jeffrey lackwer will speak at 2:00 p.m. eastern and philly god president charles plosser and san francisco fed president john williams will discuss on a panel after markets close. david: watching after hours we'll watch the market to see how that affects it. number one thing to watch tomorrow will be the final reading of may consumer sentiment, set to be released at 9.55 a.m. eastern time. they expect sentiment to be upwardly revise to 82.5 from preliminary reading 81.8. everything is being revised because of the downturn of the economy in the first quarter, down a full percentage point. liz: down five percentage points after hours is lions gate stock. getting hammered following earnings. they meet on the bottom line. beat on bottom line coming in at 46 cents a share versus expectation of 40 cents but the revenue was a big miss. 721.9 million versus the expectation of 823. their fourth quarter revenue, falling 8.1%. david: down about 5% right now. we will be watching lion's gate tomorrow. "the willis report" is next. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. right now on "the willis report," the gm oral scandal, was there a cove

williams, saying the american people needed to know what their government was doing. snowden is facing espionage charges back here in the u.s. we're joined now to discuss with jeffreyownsend, cnn analyst. fran is also a member of cia and department of homeland security external advisory board. good morning to both of you. i want to tick through some of this interview and discuss -- they covered a lot of ground in this interview. let's first listen to the simple and important question, is edward snowden a traitor or is he a patriot? >> have you performed, as you see it, a public service? >> i think the most important idea is to remember that there have been times throughout american history where what is right is not the same as what is legal. sometimes to do the right thing you have to break a law. being a patriot doesn't mean prioritizing service to government above all else. >> sometimes doing the right thing, you have to break a law. he also says, fran, show me the harm that i've done. ever since this came out, he says, three branches of government, they've all seen reforms. show me the harm i've done. >> first, let's talk about the notion of the self aggrandize