way back in one thousand nine hundred three in a case of marbury vs madison when chief justice john marshall claimed the right of judicial review which allows the high court to strike down laws passed by congress and signed by the president in other words give the supreme court supremacy over the other two co-equal branches of government the legislative and the executive the idea of an all power powerful judiciary is also in direct contrast to how alexander hamilton imagined the judiciary when he wrote the federalist papers number seventy eight the judiciary from the nature of its functions will always be the least dangerous to the political rights of the constitution because it will be released in a capacity to annoy or injure them the executive not only dispenses the honors but holds the sword of the community the legislation the legislature not only commands the purse but prescribes the rules by which the duties and rights of every citizen are to be regulated the judiciary on the contrary has no influence over him of the sore or the purse no direction either of the strength or of the weal

he's aligned himself with andrew jackson in his defiance of john marshall and franklin roosevelt, impacting the courts. >> not the conservative that he says he is. >> the primary voters are spending a lot of time thinking about andrew jackson -- >> about conservative credentials. >> obviously, those have been attacked. they can't get themselves around to mitt romney. he doesn't get over 23%. i mean, 77% keep saying no. >> you mentioned in your report there, the tea party, that surge of the tea party, is this part of the problem? the battle of the establishment of the republican party and the npgt tea party? >> i will tell you this the party takeover of congress has utterly transformed the republican party. this is movement that helps fuel the election win in 2010 for republicans. it was basically reaction against obama and pelosi. it's transformed the republican party and tie the leadership of this party in congress in knot. >> reporter: so ed, has their power peaked? are they on the wane? do you see this force that we have seen play out in. >> i think they're still very strong and i'm happ

that was john marshall's practice.he stupak is of the other great justices during the founding era. the story and other names that you would recognize. i think maybe it would have provided some historical perspective if at least one of the articles had pointed out that fact. now on to something that is just plain wrong. and i think and intentionally so, for several years now a widespread popular criticism of our court is we are very pro-business. we always decide cases in favor of business as opposed to employees and people who are in the consumer's. this has been mentioned in a lot of articles in the body lot of public officials. now, a few months ago i was running on my treadmill, and when i do that i almost always watch television to try to overcome the boredom and discomfort of what i'm doing. so i'm flipping through the channels to find something that will make 45 minutes or so pass relatively painlessly, and i found really slim pickings. nothing that really interested me. and so finally somewhat reluctantly i set

in doing so, he has aligned himself with andrew jackson and his defiance of john marshall, and franklin roosevelt impacting the courts. >> not the conservative that he says he is. and that primary voters want. >> the primary voters are spending a lot of time thinking about andrew jackson -- >> about credentials. >> they do care about conservative credentials and, obviously, those are being attacked. they just can't get themselves around mitt romney. i mean he just doesn't get over 23%. i mean, 77% keep saying no. >> you mentioned in your report there, the tea party, that surge -- that resurgence, the surge of the tea party over the last year and a half, is this part of the problem, the battle between the establishment republican party and the insurgent tea party. >> george will tell you there's no surgent tea party. the tea party takeover of congress has utterly transformed the republican party. it's fascinating. this is movement that helps fuel the election win in 2010 for republicans. it was basically reaction against obama and pelosi. the effect it's had is to transforge the republic

and some people look back on, john marshall said he would have recognized his speech at his name not been attached to it. we can speculate why that was so. and he talked about well, this is the virginia convention with a poor man was forced to sit up in the gallery as people coming in and out. marshall said this meant david robinson was very good with people who were well-prepared and who spoke slowly and having organized set of comments that they were going to make. george mason, was very bad with people who spoke very softly. james madison. but by gosh, robinson for all of the problems that he faced produces 600 pages of the virginia ratifying debates, and that marvelous event would be lost to history without his efforts. so i must say my heart goes out to him and i'm grateful to the man. okay, back to hudson. this is the problem with the stenographer's. maybe this go was up to this job. second, often they should speech is before the, you know, they would didn't transcribe it and he reprinted them in in newspapers or something. or the newspaper accounts of debates would be collecte

if chief justice john marshall's lighter stones. if you ever have a hankering to see that.they've a piece of the brain of charles kitano, who is the guy who was assassinated garfield. and they have been a small glass jar, they have the tumor that was removed from grover cleveland's mouth in 1893 and this operation on a boat. so that really triggered my interest in the story, the fact that the tumor was still around somebody at that maybe this is a good thing to keep, and interesting keepsake. so i talked to the museum and it turns out one of the doctors to perform the operation had kept it and donated it to the museum back in 1917. not only that -- i guess you would know he was a bit was a bit of a saver since he saved the tumor, but he also saved his correspondence and clippings and lots of information about the operation, which of course was intended to be secret. so i realize there is the possibility of doing something about this story. and as i dug deeper into it, i found it wasn't just the story of this operation. it was really the story of the economy at the time and

in 1803, chief justice john marshall said, it is the duty of the courts to decide what the law is.he courts have the last word. you don't like it, you can change the constitution. you can have new justices on the supreme court. you can even impeach a federal judge. but you cannot haul them in and beat them up in front after congressional committee. you cannot use the police to intimidate judges. that is something that is fundamentally against american constitutional history. >> he says, what if there is an outrageous decision that, the scott case for example. how do you deal with that, from his perspective. >> that's why you have appeals courts. if a decision is really outrageous, i think we all have enough confidence in our circuit courts of pales or united states supreme court to overturn it. and if that decision is upheld on appeal, too bad. that's how our system works. the courts get the last word. and i think the idea that a political candidate, you know, there's a wide range of views about american cons fusional law. is the healthcare law cons fusional or not? there are argum

if chief justice john marshall's lighter stones. if you ever have a hankering to see that. they've a piece of the brain of charles kitano, who is the guy who was assassinated garfield. and they have been a small glass jar, they have the tumor that was removed from grover cleveland's mouth in 1893 and this operation on a boat. so that really triggered my interest in the story, the fact that the tumor was still around somebody at that maybe this is a good thing to keep, and interesting keepsake. so i talked to the museum and it turns out one of the doctors to perform the operation had kept it and donated it to the museum back in 1917. not only that -- i guess you would know he was a bit was a bit of a saver since he saved the tumor, but he also saved his correspondence and clippings and lots of information about the operation, which of course was intended to be secret. so i realize there is the possibility of doing something about this story. and as i dug deeper into it, i found it wasn't just the story of this operation. it was really the story of the economy at the time and

if chief justice john marshall's lighter stones. if you ever have a hankering to see that. they've a piece of the brain of charles kitano, who is the guy who was assassinated garfield. and they have been a small glass jar, they have the tumor that was removed from grover cleveland's mouth in 1893 and this operation on a boat. so that really triggered my interest in the story, the fact that the tumor was still around somebody at that maybe this is a good thing to keep, and interesting keepsake. so i talked to the museum and it turns out one of the doctors to perform the operation had kept it and donated it to the museum back in 1917. not only that -- i guess you would know he was a bit was a bit of a saver since he saved the tumor, but he also saved his correspondence and clippings and lots of information about the operation, which of course was intended to be secret. so i realize there is the possibility of doing something about this story. and as i dug deeper into it, i found it wasn't just the story of this operation. it was really the story of the economy at the time and

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if chief justice john marshall's lighter stones. if you ever have a hankering to see that. they've a piece of the brain of charles kitano, who is the guy who was assassinated garfield. and they have been a small glass jar, they have the tumor that was removed from grover cleveland's mouth in 1893 and this operation on a boat. so that really triggered my interest in the story, the fact that the tumor was still around somebody at that maybe this is a good thing to keep, and interesting keepsake. so i talked to the museum and it turns out one of the doctors to perform the operation had kept it and donated it to the museum back in 1917. not only that -- i guess you would know he was a bit was a bit of a saver since he saved the tumor, but he also saved his correspondence and clippings and lots of information about the operation, which of course was intended to be secret. so i realize there is the possibility of doing something about this story. and as i dug deeper into it, i found it wasn't just the story of this operation. it was really the story of the economy at the time and

a, george marshall, b, dean a acheson, c john foster dulles or d dean rusk.eck out our website, the global public square, fresh content every day about world affairs, economic and innovation and more and follow us on twitter and facebook. my book of the week called "thinking fast and slow." a psychologist who won the nobel prize in economics, yes economics, offers amazing explanations for some of the ways our brains often fail us. it's truly fascinating. if you like malcolm gladwell you'll like this. for the last look, the egyptians going back to hieroglyphics or so it seemed. it was a historic week in egypt likely to be seen as the freest and fairest elections in its history. on the actual ballots, were not only candidates' names, but also a guitar. a compact disk, a cactus, a leaf, what's going on? there's an easy explanation. almost half of egyptian adults are illiterate. so they use symbols to identify candidates on bill broordss and ballots. hundreds of candidates and political parties were assigned symbols by the supreme election commission. it's a sens

marshal service. born and raised in my congressional district, charles later saw his novel turned into a 1969 movie starring arkansas native and recording artist /singer glen campbell and john wayne as u.s. marshal. and more recently the 2010 remake of the movie featuring jeff bridges in the same role. the importance of fort smith, arkansas, to the u.s. marshals service is in part why the city will also be home to the u.s. marshals museum. to be funded partly by sales from the u.s. marshals commemorative coin. when finished the u.s. marshals museum will be a world class national museum with over 20,000 square feet, helping to share the history and legacy of the u.s. marshals service. most importantly it will serve as a memorial for all those within the u.s. marshals service who gave their lives in service to our country. today more than 4,000 u.s. marshals, deputy marshals and criminal investigators make up the modern u.s. marshals service , carrying out many of the duties first assigned to them more than two centuries ago. our u.s. marshals and deputy marshals protect the federal jirnl system, apprehend -- judicial system, apprehend federal fugitives, seize property, house

john hinckley was found not guilty by reason of insanity, he is treated like a prisoner when he comes to court. u.s. marshalst him in and out of a holding cell and guarded at all times. john hinckley appeared to be listening carefully today as his attorney, barry lavine told the judge his client is a fund mentally decent person whose mental illness is in remission. there's no recent video of hinckley, what you see was recorded years ago. barry told the court john hinckley made countless excursions into the city over the years. numerous trips to williams burg where his mother lives and no record of violence. but prosecutors say john hinckley continues to lie and sited a recent trip to williamsburg in which the secret service secretly watched him go into a bookstore, prosecutors say hinckley first pretended to buy a ticket to a movie and then went into the bookstore where he looked at books on ronald reagan and presidential assassins. when he returned, prosecutors say hinckley lied about seeing the movie and described the plot as if he went. watching the testimony from the front row was hinckley's brother, sco

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marshall returned to practice for the first time this week. there is a chance he will play. rolled out earlier in the week, only two weeks removed from knee surgery. john harbaugh will likely make a decision on the ticker tomorrow. -- kicker tomorrow. >> it just so happens that we are in the position we are iran, the team that knows us very well places -- the position we are in, the team that knows is very well plays us very well. everybody had things they wanted to do at the beginning of the year. the number one thing is to win the division. >> the ravens text question of the day, where will you watch the game on sunday? so far, most everyone says they will watch from home. only 1% is heading to cincinnati. no such thing as bad publicity. the tigers have been featured in the "new york times." they play well tonight in charlottesville. still shooting well are the tigers, it inside. a hand in his face. three-point game. they must settle for a moral victory tonight. the tigers fall 57-50. they have now lost 32 straight games. anne arundel getting together with the national academy. it does not take long to figure out. he is all over the place. he gets th

marshal young practiced after suffering chest and back injuries. wide out, lee evans injured most of the seasons already back but he's ready to become a major factor. nonetheless here's an encouraged john harbaugh. >> sure, absolutely. very encouraging. those guys rehab hard. antwon goes hard. they want to do everything to play and i think they're all doing the best they can. >> i think the thing that's different about them. the rushing yards per game has gone up eight, 19, 20 yards a game. so they've improved quite a bit in that. >>> remember to watch the ravens take on the bengals live only right here on wjz13. coverage starts sunday at 4:00. ravens favored by three. chris walden hoping the new year brings them better fortune. townsend robert off the entry pass. the move and the reverse finish. off the glass pretty strong. 33-32 townsend. 0-14 for the year. 57-50 victory. ouch 0-14. josh selvie first round pick. here in charm city, he had nine points tonight. 4-9 on the field. 113-93 grizzlies get their first one. >>> ovechkin scored twice tonight. the cavs win 3-1. first place in the southeast division. >> stan, thank you. and ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> all systems are a go for a

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henry was into duels, one with humphrey marshall and one with john randolph. the duel with john randolph actually takes us back to henry clay as speaker of the house. when henry was chosen as speaker of the house, he was chosen because they thought it was a man who could meet john randolph on the floor or on the field. it happened that they met on the field. john randolph compared henry clay to a character in the novel "tom jones" and basically called him mike chard -- a card cheat on the senate floor. clay was not there to defend himself -- it was seriously and [no audio] jeered. >> how long did was a part of the american political life? >> the net -- the killing goes back to the 1860's. and henry clay knew he was not a great shot. why was he involved in this? >> honor was the whole issue. clay had a great sense of honor. if your honor was at that, you had to defend it. sometimes you defended it through newspaper stories, and sometimes it gets so bad he thought the only way to defend it was to challenge someone. and if they answer the challenge, then he twice

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john rorito was assigned to the 4th marine division and saw action when his division landed in part of the marshall islands, then a japanese stronghold. the fourth division took saipan. he took part in the invasion of iwo jima and recovered after refusing to be sent home because he wanted to be part of the invasion of japan. back home, he settled in denver where he served as a letter carrier for the u.s. postal service and is buried in colorado. he was awarded the silver congressional medal of honor in 2002. his widow rose and children attended the ceremony in window rock, arizona. i thank him for fighting a brutal enemy in the pacific. the code talkers are a special class of brave warriors who deserve our continued recognition. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from seek recognition? >> i move the house do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is in a few moments, comments

your phone calls, so you the reaction of speaker john maynard and nancy pelosi and show you some of the floor debate from earlier. kevin is in marshall texas. good evening. caller: good evening. partisanship is on both sides. the president is not have room to point any fingers at anyone else. i am against it. i am against the extensions. they are saying this is a tax cut. taxes are not cut when you are running a $1 trillion deficit. that is a future tax. let's be clear on that. this is not a tax cut. the democrats are trying to move it more on the upper income and taking it off the poor. the payroll tax is the one tax that the 48% that are not paying any income tax they are paying income tax. this is what they are doing. i am against it. they need to cut the spending. host: thank you for your input. we have a lot of calls. the democratic line. caller: ronald reagan when he took office, the national debt was $1 billion. he turns the people loose on savings and loans. he wound up having to print up $800 billion in order to save the monetary system. the same thing happen to obama. when he came into office he did not bail out wall street