with someone like john roberts it was much less clear where his ideology was.as obviously conservative, probably less so than people think he is now, but i think even now he is more moderate than some people give him credit for being. >> our thanks to professor laurence tribe. next, our joke right are called in sick. ♪ >> if there is one thing comedians hate it is being asked to be funny on here. our next guest does not have a problem. madam president, welcome. so much we can talk about. let's start with the chris rock interview in new york magazine. what caught your eye with? >> really anything chris rock says about race relations. he is very, very astute. he is not one of those entertainers or celebrities where they are like, why are they talking about this? i remember dave chapelle had a thing about hurricane katrina and he was like, where is ja rul e? what does he think about this? >> and he is not down on the president. >> yeah, i think we're all kind of down as a people. >> he talks about how he did not want to turn into alan king. do you know who he was?

and john roberts gets it so deeply wrong in his understanding of history. and he gets it so deeply wrong in a way that has really hurt us, because he keeps striking down campaign finance laws. so it's bad history, it's bad law, it's bad policy. and i believe that one of the things we need to remember as reformers is that this fight against big money is a long fight. it never ends. it's always going to be a struggle. but that's what we were founded on and we should honor that. >> you write and talk about systemic and systematic corruption. give me a working definition of that. >> well, you know, madison created, when he helped craft the congress, a system which he said would be, quote, dependent on the people alone. and he was quite explicit about who the people were. he said the people are, quote, not the rich, more than the poor. we have corrupted that dynamic. there's no doubt about that. in the way we speak, in the way our framers speak. and i actually think this debate in the supreme court is not over. because one of the arguments that's not yet been pr

next supreme court justices john roberts and stephen bryer talk about the magna carta and a look at the dre d scott case and the origins of the civil war. later a discussion about former supreme court justice roger toney, his role in the scott case and the civil war. >> up next, u.s. supreme court chief justice john roberts joins igor judge, the former lord chief justice of england and wael withes to discuss the magna carta on its 800th anniversary and the importance for the american and british judicial systems. they spoke at the library of congress where a copy is on display. king john signed the document under pressure from barons. american revolutionaries look to the rights guaranteed by the magna carta as they repelled against the english crown. >> good afternoon, everyone. i'm the law librarians of congress. on behalf of dr. james billing ton the librarian i want to welcome you to the beautiful members room in the thomas jefferson building of the library of congress. we are fortunate and honored today to have with us chief justice john roberts from the united states supreme court

john roberts, thanks so much. now to my open. the tonight americans once hopeful that after electing the first african american president the issue of race would be a thing of the past. elected barack obama. who stokes the flames of racial hatred. a man who instead of heal or nation and instead of overcoming any racial divide prefers to take sides based not on facts but on color, to prejudge situations based not on sworn testimony in evidence but on conjecture in a one size fits all resentment, t. now, every young american who loses liz life should be the concern of the man in the white house. but why is it that we only hear from him when death involve as person of color? >> when trayvon martin was first shot, i said that this could have been my son. the justice department has opened and independent federal civil rights investigation into the death of mike. brown. the attorney general himself will be traveling to ferguson. >> but james foley, an american who never committed a crime and was beheaded is nothing more than a blink in

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. >> senior national correspondent john roberts with live reports in new orleans. with the latest as we set up for a fresh week, john? >> harris, good evening to you, last night's republican victory was a powerful coda on games across the country. some analysts believe it could be a decade or more until democratic candidates could rise to state wide office. bill cassidy buried republican senator mary landrieu last night. the strength of his victory coming mostly from tying her to senator obama. now republicans have a responsibility to show they can govern. >> that great responsibility, but we all rebel nice the president is still the president, and h he still has veto power. he can still stop the will of the american people and he's obviously willing to do so. >> it was a tough defeat for senator landrieu who despite terrible poll numbers fought all the way to the end and she was gracious as she ended her 18-year long career in the senate, represents the people of louisiana. >> it has been a great privilege to be able to represent them to fight for them in washingto

john roberts right now is live in baton rouge, louisiana, with the latest. hi, john. >> reporter: good afternoon to you. mary landrieu hoping this will not be her last stand but she goes into today's runoff election at a definite disadvantage. she's done just about everything she can, working hard until the last minute to turn her fortunes around. she voted in her home precinct this morning and immediately hit the streets going and knocking on doors around her neighborhood and others trying to get as many other people out to the polls as possible. landrieu is said to do a lot of the work herself in this election because the democratic senatorial campaign committee withdrew $2 inle in advertising after the so-called jungle primary on november 4th, a sign the committee saw her candidacy as a lost cause here and while the poll-out was a blow land drew told us she didn't let it affect her spirit. >> i don't run her. i don't run hurt. i run happy, fearless, courageous because the people i represent are the most amazing people on this planet, so my heart is not hur

>> all right, john roberts live in new orleans, thank you, john. >>> get ready to pay for more -- more for your health insurance next year. obama premiums will go up on average of 5%. the obama administration urging americans to shop around, find their own best deal. joining us now, steven moore, chief economist at the heritage foundation and a fox news contributor. so it is just a matter of shopping, steve. do your homework. >> first, this wasn't the way it was supposed to work out. five our six years ago when we debated obamacare it was supposed to save money. than hasn't happened. the "wall street journal" just had a story this week that over the last five years since 2009 premiums paid by americans have risen by over 25%. that's a dramatic increase. your report that these numbers are going to go up even higher in future years is putting a real pinch on mid. class families. >> hold for a moment because i think maybe your microphone fell off. i'll go through a couple charts here. the magic of live television. these are research data that show how much premiums have gone up since the

run the country or government at least. >> thank you, we have to say good bye. >> thank you. >> john roberts and the other supreme court justice taking up free speech. a guy in pennsylvania is using that legislation. his attorneys say he was blowing off steam when he wrote those messages about his ex-wife. they normally don't work together on the same side of the issue. >> and anthony was convicted and sentenceed to four years in prison because of the postings on facebook including those posted to his ex-wife. one way to love you and thousand ways to kill you. i will not rest until your body is soaked in cuts and blood. there is violent lodge about an fbi agency. and blowing up a class full of kindergartens. he said the justices should protect him. should people posting violent words on the internet be in danger of going to jail or not? >> they could be subject to a felony liability not only because they intended to threaten anybody. but because because someone misinterpreted their comment as a threat. >> a threat is a threat. if i leave it on your wind shield or post it on your door or inte

next supreme court justice is john roberts and stephen breyer talk about the 800th anniversary of the magna carta, and a look at the scott case. and supreme court chief justice roger tommy, his role in the scott case and the civil war. up next on american history tv, u.s. supreme court justice john roberts joins egore judges, the former chief justice of england wales, to discuss the magna carta and the document's importance on the american and british legal -- king john originally signed the document, under pressure from his barrons at running meade england. they looked at the rights guaranteed by the magna carta as they rebelled against the english crown. >> good afternoon, everyone. on behalf of james billington, f want to welcome you to the thomas jefferson building of the library of congress. we're honored to have -- toe have a conversation about the magna carta and it's legal legacy. term is a very big day for us here at the library of congress and in particular the staff of the law library, for three years we have been planning -- magna carta the exhibition is the beginning for

john roberts is live with more on that race. >> reporter: it was historic over the weekend.the first time in 132 years a republican will occupy the seat held by mary landrieu. bill cassidy made. the sweep complete over the weekend. republicans will hold 54 seats in the senate, that's a gain of 9 during the midterm elections. republicans will hold every governorship and state legislature from texas all the way to the carolinas. >> there's another party for the elite. that's the democratic party. >> the runoff here was a model of party unity after a divided party. they created nothing less than a landslide. now the task ahead is to get something done. >> repeal obamacare and get that thing taken care of and get it off the backs of the people and small businesses. stand up to the executive amnesty. get our foreign policy back on track. the senate is key to that. >> reporter: now is the time for the republican party to grow itself and increase its diversity in preparation for 2016. >> john roberts in new orleans, thank you. >>> a senate intel committee report on terror suspects

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john robert green. but you can call him bob. who among many claims to fame ranks as the first historian to perform a serious scholarly study on the administration. the first edition of his book was published some 19 years ago by the university press of kansas, it's still in print, i'm happy to report on its fourth printing. of course being a pioneer has its disadvantages. the report that in the early days he was often asked if his interest in the ford presidency was a function of the fact that all of the more interesting presidents have been taken. thoughts of this nature do a disservice to bob's scholarship let alone the subject of his inquiry. ford is generally remembered as a genuinely honest man who did his best to heal the country after the betrayals of watergate, bob argues there's a lot more to the 38th president than a likable guy who performed a credible job as a national caretaker. it was here in kansas city in 1976 -- 1976 i have a feeling we'll be commemorating that anniversary in about two years. when gerald ford re

fox news senior corspopdant john robert system in baton rouge to tell us how it is going. >> reporter: julie, it will not be long now if mary landrieu will know she will go back to washington for six years or six weeks. we'll get the results quickly i believe. landrieu goes in the run off with a disadvantage. bill cassidy, the republican challenger has a lead in the the polls. she is battling stiff head wientds. she was first elected in known 96. and then the deep unpopularity of the president. and pulling out of the race and loving her to battle this on her own with a help of a few friends like bill and hillary clinton. she is vastly outgunned by the republican machine that swept over america on november 4th. she is outgunned in the adfront by len thousand ads in the last month. it will be a difficult campaign for her to win. but don't count her out, she has won difficult campaigns before. and she said she would prevail in the election, but did allow if she does fail, to get a fourth term it will be her fault and no one else's, julie? >> i am julie bandaras. thank you for watching an

good evening, i'm john roberts in for bret baier this monday evening, we start off tonight in new york city, where tensions there are said to be unlike anything seen in decades. police are being told to stay in pairs and watch their backs as they mourn the deaths of two of their own. many are blaming saturday's murder as a result of 125i89s of -- we have fox team coverage tonight. shannon breen here in washington, with the rhetoric before and after saturday's cop killings. but we begin with correspondent david lee miller. >> reporter: good evening, john, mayor de blasio did some finger pointing of his own this afternoon, and perhaps in an unexpected direction, he pointed the finger at the media for portraying what he sees is largely peaceful demonstrations, meanwhile the mayor remains under pressure, critics say he has lost the support for much of his own police force. new york city mayor bill de blasio today visited the homes and families of officers rafael ramos and winjian lu who were killed execution style on saturday. at a news conference, he described their anguish. >> you can on

john roberts is live in baton rouge with the details. hey, john. >> good evening to you. mary landrieu is hoping she's not three hours away from getting the worst news of her political career. but going into today's runoff election, the polls show that she has a lot of ground to make up if she hopes to i. despite from coming from behind, she wasn't about to give up. she's battling until the very end after logging some 1200 miles driving around the state in a rented suv during the week. she voted this morning and immediately started pounding the pavement looking to get other folks out to the polls. if she loses tonight, it certainly won't be for lack of trying. >> i'm proud of the work that i've done and we'll see. i think our voters are still very energized. congressman cassidy stopped campaigning. he's taking it for granted that he's going to win. i've watched that happen before and it hasn't turned out very well for those individuals. >> reporter: what she was referring to was her opponent, bill cassidy, off the trail today to learn the new medical coding system at the

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at one point chief justice john roberts quoted the rapper eminem. he said could he be arrested.overnment argues no it is all about the context. they were words sung at a concert in public. >> jamie this isn't just about whether or not you can say something on the internet, right? >> it's about what you can say on the internet, and as lisa just pointed out, the context. i would have like to have been in that courtroom to hear john roberts sing a few lyrics from eminem. >> but what is the difference between doing it in person or sending a letter and doing it online? >> 45 years ago, the u.s. supreme court carved out an exception to the first amendment, because love to say i have a first amendment right to say this. but one of the exceptions is you can't make a threat. so then the question is what is a threat? if i threaten you face-to-face and you are afraid, that's a threat. and i can't do that. so now if i make a threat on the internet it's kind of atenuated. you are wait over there, i'm over here. i know you, but i can't get to you right here in this moment, so that's the quest

i think john roberts will not allow this type of confusion this time to go on. he's got to make up for the past. >> refer to the lawyer. ben what does it mean? what vermont is doing and implications nationally. what do you think? >> i think the implications are exactly pa our friend dagen said. single payer doesn't work. single payer is too expensive. single pay sir too bureaucratically unwieldly, trying to back down, first state by state. never that plan. we in the nixon days had a great plan, just pay for the health insures for private companies for poor people. that's t. adam, feel guilty? >> always. thank you for reminding me, neil. we don't know if single parent would have worked. never a political will to do single parent nationally where it had the scale. we don't know. >> guy, thank you all. dagen, charlie, as almost a pleasure. >> do i get to kill him now? >> please, stand in line. you'll have to stand in line. >>> up next, it was a great year for stocks. >> they didn't see what happened. >> i don't want them to, and an even better year for charles payn

i'm john roberts in washington.w back to "your world with neil cavuto." >>> you know, i don't know how you guys feel about -- i think it goes without saying of all the men of religion out there he certainly has the most profound message. this particular show. because he's taking aim on why we are calling each other names. bishop very good to have you. >> pleasure to be here. >> i was teasing you before about coming on and advising us on how we get warring factions, political or otherwise, take a chill pill, calm down, not so easy in this day and age. >> well you know we've gotten to the point now that we're really attacking individuals that we don't attack issues. and i think that the american people are really, really frustrated because it's like watching a fight that goes on and never ends. you know, we want results. we want productivity. but we've lost civility. no respect on either side. the way they really ought to be. >> i think i draw the line and you and i talk when the name calling starts. then it gets a li

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john roberts and the wildcat do it all did not play because of a concussion.is peloni got the start. going in for the one. that gives villanova a 31-27 lead. same houston state came right back. they regain the lead. 34 seconds left villanova needs a 51-yard field goal. didn't happen. so the cats season comes to an end. sam houston state led by casey kehler advances. >>> pop warner super bowl north philly aztecs against florida. quarterback scoring on a fumble recovery. that will give philadelphia a seven to six lead. they lost 24 to seven. congratulations to them for a great season. >>> in the midget finals the northwest raiders they're the clams. team from west oak lane beat connecticut 26 to six to take home the championship. way to go guys. we'll be right back w >> ♪ >> all my favorite shows tonight. frosty, we got rudolph. anyway, if you're out in the city tonight don't be surprised if you see thousands of santas running around. today is the 17th annual running of the santas mega festival. an estimated 10,000 costume participants take part in the day long

, but we do have a question from the twitter verse, and it follows: this morning chief justice john roberts quoted john marshall in holding that the fourth amendment permits reasonable mistakes of law by the police. that's from u.s. v. riddle in 1809. what reactions do you have to that, and how if at all did the fourth amendment evolve under john marshall? >> well, i would disagree with justice roberts on that decision because it was no decision. they did not hear the case. they turned it down. they said it was not a constitution aal matter. a constitutional matter. i think john marshall -- everything i've read, studied about john marshall shows him to have been one of the most, the fairest judge in american history. so i don't remember the details of that specific case. but he would not, never have sided with any case of police brutality, of unnecessary police brutality. certainly if the policeman is under assault, he would then side with the policeman's right to defend himself. >> everybody's heard of the trail of tears, and i wonder if you could tell the audience maybe in the time remain

. >> while it's no secret the cats run and they run wild red led by quarterback john roberts nova averages >> we're looking forward to doing that this saturday. >> villanova and sam houston state are both ranked in there top 10 in the entire country in rubbing jeff skversky. >> all right ducis. >> bucks county second graders winds on a shopping spree today but they didn't get to keep the goods. students from walter miller elementary school fanned out across the target in langhorne with christmas lists for families in need. not only did they get to shop but they raised the money as well. each child sold random acts of kindness to family and friends to fopped the -- fund the project >> an opening into that accuweather forecast. here's meteorologist cecily tynan. >> we'll see some sunny breaks. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing that we have dry conditions out there. the snow showers from yesterday and last night have moved on and we did see some is peaks of sunshine here and there. this was sent in on our facebook page -- actually we'll have that in a few moments. i want to talk about

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. >>> um-hmm, villanova without star quarterback john robert son today. was a late scratch for their playoff game with the concussion he suffered last week. robert son just woke up this morning and didn't feel right. robertson's replacement chris pauloni lehigh valley native trying to lead them to a win over san houston state in the quarter final. he runs it in. villanova up by four. but were four to go in the game, sam houston state overstreet scores. villanova back down by three. former delaware coach casey cure minutes away from beating his form er rival final seconds nova can tie it. chris goth51-yard field goal. nova loses 34-31. they're limb nateed by san houston state and casey keeler. >>> for just the third time in the the last 12 years, army/navy game is not in philadelphia. this classic rivalry down in baltimore today where navy wins for the the 13th straight time. seventeen-ten the final over army. >>> college hoops, lasalle end their season, season long four game losing streak beating drexel by ten. they have won six games against their fellow

right now, following john roberts' line, i think what he said was "to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to stop discriminating on the basis of race." what we want is a kind of color blindness. we think that's the answer, but color blindness isn't the answer. color isn't the problem. racism is the problem and being conscious of racism is the solution. so when you talk about what that looks like concrete, i would like to see that in our policy. when we were talking about aca, it's very funny, one of the attacks from the right, from people like rush limbaugh, was that this is reparations. well, not quite, but it would be nice if it could be. it would be nice if that was part of it. if you actually did say that, hey, you know -- >> obamacare, the affordable care act. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i mean there's nothing -- listen, in an ideal -- taking this outside of the realm of politics, in the realm of just straight talking about this, yeah, this will disproportionately benefit african americans. and yeah, that's a really, really good thing. it might actually help heal this heritage th

last time of course, chief justice, john roberts, upheld the affordable care act, by a 5-4 vote. a lot on him, upholding this part as well. >> a lot at stake. >> one thang that wing in the lg undocumented immigrants from accessing any of the exchanges. but there is a move afoot in california to change that. >> that bill is introduced last year as well. it did not get very far. did not indicate funding to provide access to undocumented immigrants. reintroduced by a southern california senator. and the, there is, strong legislative support. it would create. expand medical to undocumented immigrants. and it would -- create a mirror exchange so undocumented immigrants could access subsidies. all state financed. wait fug see what the proposal is on how to fund that. >> no word on what governor brown thinks about that. as it gets to his desk. he has been silent. >> governor brown, he as we know. doesn't like to approve -- new spending without a clear funding source. >> clearly frugal indeed. >> so, lisa when all is said and done. i roolize well are still in the middle of the game a lit

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if nothing else, out of this case, chief justice john roberts read eminem lyrics during the oral arguments. we accomplished that. >> that should be the next name of his next record, oral arguments. >> that was oral roberts' auto biography. >> shut up. she turns up her nose how we prow pose. a writer wonders why we continue to embrace the male marriage proposal. it is our 87th millionth edition of -- >> is this sexist? they push stereo typical roles, the man is in control and the woman is massive. in an expensive ring purchased by the man it sets up the relationship for a lifetime of inequality. women are actually more to blame for the sexism of the male proposal and instagram and base book posts with a sparkling ring shows how a woman's feelings can be purchased. it is enough to make a male scream. >> i love her. i don't know where she is now. >> that was evil. >> or lovely. is it sexist the guy is initiating this? should a woman initiate this? >> let who ever wants to propose, propose. >> it is silly. >> i would like -- i know common sense says it is hard. i like a guy who is a little mor