republican congressman joe wilson shouted the feelinns of maay americans some of whom joined the teaty in protesting what they dubbed "obamacare" as intrusive and iilegal.now the supreme court is hearing arguments on several parts of the new llw including the individual mandate that requires all americans to purchase insurrnce."health care touches every single ameriicn and every single family."william galston served in the clinton white house, and is now at the brookings institution."...if the courr strikes down even a piece f the law we will see a replay of a political debate that we haven't seen for three-quarters of a century. this is a game with extremely presidentt not only for the &prace in 2012 but also for the institution of theesupremm court itseef."the ooama administration's justice department plans to vigorously defend the new law in courr, against a coalition of 26 states ttat the president told american public media's "marketplace" wws motivated by politics."these lawsuits that were filee were basically uniformly filed by epublicans who wanted to score political points."

people can argue about joe wilson. i believe he injected world war i that led to world war ii. that's a debate for another show. >> you talked about two people there, the john quincy adams approach to -- he was a president. had been the sixth president of the united states and went on 17 years in the house of representatives. what did he do when james polk was inaugurated president? >> he had a chance to be in the inaugural procession, which he had no intention of doing because he was jr. sup set about polk's election. he despised andrew jackson but he was a giant of his time. now he had his protege and polk was elected. it was a rain "day planner" that day. it rained all day during the inauguration. quincy adams kind of watched from a distance and then put rye comments of many of them quite pointed in his diary about polk and the proceedings. >> did you look up his diary? >> oh, yes. his diary goes on and on. >> he has that little tiny writing. where did they get the polk diary, the written on hand? >> that is at the library of congress. >> and jump to another scenario that yo

>> reporter: republican congressman joe wilson shouted the feelings of many americans, some of whom joineda party in protesting what they dubbed obamacare, as intrusive and illegal. now the supreme court is hearing arguments on several parts of the new law, including the individual mandate that requires all americans to purchase insurance. >> health care touches every single american, every single family. >> reporter: william galston served in the clinton white house and is now at the brookings institution. >> if the court decides to strike down even a piece of the law, we will see a replay of a political debate that we haven't seen for three-quarters of a century. this is a game for extremely high stakes not only for the president, not only for the 2012 election, but also for the institution of the supreme court itself. >> reporter: the obama administration's justice department plans to vigorously defend the new law in court against a coalition of 26 states that the president told american public media's marketplace, was motivated by politics. >> because, frankly, these lawsuits that were

remember drinking with joe wilson and the friendships you develop and how it impacted later on. i'd like to also mention that what father brooks did, was that just for the black students? post for info and come family in brooklyn and he did that for a man that changed their life. after holy cross at what worked six years in africa. i would like to say that the combination of those experiences giving that kind of direction. >> yeah, that came up as a theme. i'm going to actually -- go ahead. >> there was something that came up when we were freshmen, which annoyed us and bothered as. i wonder if that came up, too. the "sports illustrated" article about -- >> about jack donahue. that comes up because the immigration is one of the men and obviously was deeply affected. this is a "sports illustrated" article word that donahue was the basketball coach at the time the holy cross i believe called -- >> recruiter of the holy cross was there. >> yes, kareem abdul-jabbar. >> you know, he had made some racist comments and said that does come at the moment in the book, certainly same type th

clarence and i remember working on a program with eddie jones and i remember drinking beer with joe wilson and the friendship to develop and how it impacted later on. also, i would like to mention that what father brooks did was not just for the black students. i was from a low-income family in brooklyn and he did the same for me. and that changed my life. after that -- though i would like to say the combination of those experiences gave me that direction. >> yeah and i think that came up as a theme. >> i have another comment or question. it was something that came up when we were freshmen which annoyed us and bothered us. it was the "sports illustrated" article about -- >> about jack donahue coax it does come up in the book because sam grayson is one of the men and obviously was deeply affected. this was a "sports illustrated" article where basically jack donahue who was the basketball coach at the time that holy cross, i believe -- >> he recruited holy cross. >> yeah, karim abdul-jabbar and you know he had made some racist comments and so that does come up in the book and certainly stand

remember working on the breakfast program with eddie jones, i remember just drinking beer with joe wilson at night, and the friendships you developed and how it impacted later on. i'd like to, you know, also mention that what father brooks did was not just for the black students. i was from a low income family in brooklyn, and he did is same for me. >> yeah. >> can and that changed my life. and after holy cross i then went and worked six years in africa. i'd like to say that the combination of those experiences gave me that kind of direction. >> yeah. and i think that came up as a theme. i'm going to actually -- >> but i have -- >> go ahead. >> -- another comment or question. >> uh-huh? >> it was something that came up when we were, like, freshmen, we became aware of which annoyed us and bothered us, and i'm wondering if that came up too. it was the "sports illustrated" article about -- >> about jack donahue? yeah, that does come up in the book because stan grayson is one of the men and, obviously, was deeply affected -- it was a "sports illustrated" article where, basically, jack donahue

>> reporter: republican congressman joe wilson shouted the feelings of many americans, some of whom joinedrty in protesting what they dubbed obamacare, as intrusive and illegal. now the supreme court is hearing arguments on several parts of the new law, including the individual mandate that requires all americans to purchase insurance. >> health care touches every single american, every single family. >> reporter: william galston served in the clinton white house and is now at the brookings institution. >> if the court decides to strike down even a piece of the law, we will see a replay of a political debate we haven't seen for three-quarters of a century. this is a game for extremely high stakes, not only for the president, not only for the 2012 election, but also for the institution of the supreme court itself. >> reporter: the obama administration's justice department plans to vigorously defend the new law in court, against a coalition of 26 states that the president told american public media's marketplace was motivated by politics. >> because, frankly, these lawsuits that were filed w

watched lawrence o'donnell last night and as an african-american, i was thoroughly embarrassed by joe wilsonomeone who he doesn't really know but he considers himself to be an uncle to him. >> there's something weird going on there. >> i don't understand. so he's not earning legal tender anymore. where is his money coming from as o'donnell points out? >> yeah. >> how does he know this person well enough to know what he sounds like when he screams help? >> right. >> it's infuriating. it's infuriating. we live in a society in which you have your ann colter and the allen alan keyes and they diminish women. i think he's trying to get his own show on fox news. >> i suppose we should not be shocked. the right wing bloggers, there's really no new low they won't reach in this whole thing. one right wing blogger says that obama is leading a lynch mob after zimmerman. >> exactly. exactly. and it's totally ridiculous. it's totally, totally ridiculous. he makes me cry. >> well, clearly you are the real racist according to the right wing. >> because you want this kid to have justice. you want at least a

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wilson bridge to van dorn, 60 miles per hour. that trip only taking six minutes at this time. joella, thank you very much. >>> what's the biggest threat facing this country? it may not be terrorism according to the head of the fbi. may soon be cyber-threats. the fbi director says dangers posed by what he called rogue hevtivists have become a focus for investigators who recently testified before a committee that counterterrorism remains the agency's top priority but would likely take a back seat to cyber-threats in the future. >>> at&t is revising its plan to try and slow down its most active wireless users. the phone company originally said it would start what's called throttling service when a you is u user enters the high -- when a user uses the highest percentage of data. now at&t will only slow someone's service when they use more than three gigabytes of data a month. most users don't use that much data, but some complain that the company's plan was too vague and they didn't understand the guidelines. >>> now if you're still eyeing an ipad 2, here's your chance to pay a lower

wilson bridge. traffic flowing freely on 295 to the inbound 11th street bridge. this is 29 coming south from lock wood drive working your way past the trader joe's and working out towards the beltway. top side of 270 is busy with tea lays now forming at 109. eastbound 66 starting to slow out of cent areville headed -- centreville headed towards fair oaks. >>> police in prince george's county are investigating an abduction. a man says two armed suspects abducted himout side his home on 59th avenue hyattsville late last night. he says he was forced to drive to an atm on kenilworth avenue where he withdrew money. victim and suspected then returned to the man's neighborhood where police saw the car with the suspects and the victim inside. when the suspect spotted police, they took off, crashed the car and the victim was able to escape. the suspects took off on foot firing shots at police officers. one suspecting in custody this morning. the other is still on the run. >>> the supreme court continues historic arguments over the health care law for a final day today. >> cover justices questioned the central part of law yesterday, the individual mandate. they grilled lawyers b

joe biden, harry reid and mitch mcconnell. also speaker boehner. i want a deal, obama told others. that never came about. this is a story that is written by laurie montgomery and scott wilson inside a "the washington post." our line for independents -- good morning. caller: good morning. if you for c-span and "washington journal." there is a strong possibility of an open convention because within the republican party, we have that he does it warring factions. we have got the conservative base consisting of conservatives, evangelicals, the bible belt and the tea party anders. and the other hand, you have the establishment. rick santorum is the only conservative. romney is the establishment candidate. if you believe in the constitution and the freedoms our founding fathers gave us, we need to go with rick santorum. with romney, it will be business as usual in washington. steve, i am very sick and tired of having the republican party leaders pick my candidates for me. i want to be able to choose whom i want and it my man is rick santorum. host: thank you. cindy mentions -- we are asking about the possibility of an open convention. rick santorum and newt gingrich approached by