. >> as the solicitor general with justice scalia, larry tweets, how can the federal government as the creator of the states -- rather, as the creation of the states become the dictator to the states? jess bravin, take us through the argument of stay power versus federal power. >> well it 13 states did precede the federal government and did establish first articles of confederation and replaced that with the united states constitution in 1789. and subsequently thee union. but the constitutional structure does make federal law supreme to that of the states, and th signl change following the civil war with the enactment of the reconstruction amendments, particularly the 14th dm government extensive supervisory powers over the states to prevent states from trampling on individual rights, but that's all beside the point, because the question here is whether or not under article 1 section 8 of the constitution congress can require people to carry health insurance under its power to regulate commerce or perhaps through its taxing power, and that does not really directly implicate the states.

and larry you tweeted about it. popular florida ex-governor with a latino wife and you got tons of responses, didn't you? >> i did. i was surprised, it kind of touched a nerve more with republicans than with democrats. they said hey we liked jeb bush, he was a good governor of florida but we don't want him on the ticket because it means taking on all of george w. bush's baggage again. they were strongly negative, they seem more supportive of putting another floridian on the ticket with mitt romney. >> this is a name that we hear a lot. some of the other people know, we don't want it. chris christie says he would not make a good number two. he's pretty funny when he talks about that. and listen to condi rice when he was on andrea missiletchell's s yesterday. >> i don't know how many ways to say this isn't for me. >> does mitt romney need swung like a condi rice or a little bit out of the box? >> it's an interesting question, i think the specker -- we're still trying to dice sect whether that was a good idea or not. i

larry tweets in -- jess bravin, take us through this argument of state power versus federal power.uest: it is true that 13 states did proceed the federal government and they did establish a first the articles of confederation and replace that with the united states constitution in 1789. subsequently, the other 37 states were admitted to the union. the constitutional structure makes federal lawsuit came to the states. the 14th amendment gave the federal government extensive supervisory powers over the state's to prevent states from trampling on individual rights, but that is beside the point, because the question is whether or not congress can require people to have health insurance under its power to regulate commerce or perhaps through taxing power. that does not implicate the states. most lower federal courts -- all federal courts say the states have now interest -- have no interest in trying to prevent citizens, their residents, fighting the federal government, which the citizens elect, has decided to do. the only interest is in the medicaid program where they have a financial s

larry. a couple of tweets. this is from doug edmans whoseh tech. saying divided health care arguments, great resource including audiofrom day one. yes. at c-span.org/healthcare, will you find a pretty vast resource of health care issues that includes the audiofrom yesterday. it will include the audio from today when released. when he expect that in 20, 30 minutes or po. but it also goes back to 1993, 1994 when health care was an issue in this country as well. find all of that at c-span.org. next call from bob in cedar rapids, iowa and we move on to paul in haysville, kansas. democrat. hi, paul. >> caller: hi. i'm listening to mike lee talk here just a little ago, and i've heard some of the other republican officials talk about the unelected officials making that for you. we already have that. called insurance executives. seems to me either they're not aware how it works or just don't want to talk about that, but the bigger the risk pool, the cheap are the price. obviously, you can't have all sick people. you've got to guard against condition in an

larry in massachusetts tweeted me, quote, curious, a peak into obama, he calls fluke but not the parentsthe murdered border patrol agent. then she added, carbonite drops rush appalled with the word slut. one final note the white house confirmed that it had reached out to barnard college to offer president obama as a commencement speaker. barnard accepted. jenna: interesting, james, thank you so much. the story we'll continue to follow. jon: think about this as you get ready to file your taxes, undocumented workers in the u.s. illegally not making enough money to pay taxes, so why is our government giving them cash as child tax credits? a live report on that controversy. and what a difference a day can make, especially when it's super tuesday. voters in ten states head to the polls tomorrow, 419 delegates up for grabs. we'll take a look at what all this could mean in the race for the republican presidential nomination. [ male announcer ] this is coach parker... whose non-stop day starts with back pain... and a choice. take advil no and maybe up to four in a day. or choose aleve and two pi

then looking at twitter, larry williams tweet, that would be fine if the schools are located in mexico if you are a kindergartener, who is going into kindergarten and you're going to learn everything in english and spanish. that's going to be daunting. but at the same time, if you live particularly that close to mexico, maybe that would be very handy to have that in your tool box. >> brian: in kindergarten, they're still learning shapes. >> steve: the problem is, for a lot of the families, if you want your kid taught in english, you have to cart your kid across schools. >> melissa: in our schools that offer immersion, this is a popular thing, depending on the language. i think her point was she wants the choice, that she's being forced to do this in a public school setting and that doesn't seem fair to her. it seems like her rights have been taken away. >> brian: 13 minutes after the hour. tweet us. the government thought she was dead. so it helped itself to her bank account. how did that happen? we'll explain. >> steve: she looks okay now. >> melissa: she does. she looks okay. and was

host: let's leave it there and listen to a tweet -- our next caller is larry, democrats in mississippi. caller: good morning. rick santorum called the president a snob wanting the country to be educated. yes, it is a threat. the republicans don't believe the country should be really educated. i think santorum is the biggest hypocrite i have ever seen. host: let's go to kansas city, missouri, luke on the democrat'' line. caller: good morning. the issue of schools and a security threat, there's a definite link between the two. if you have weak schools, you don't have children being educated. when children are not educated, they are not brought up correctly in a culture that prioritizes freedom and democracy. you have more people that are more likely to return to radicalism to solve problems. there's a link to education and property and property to radical behavior. there's a clear connection between schooling. and american schooling host: joseph ri. joseph writes -- let's listen to more of what condoleezza rice had to say on this panel report that has come out which cites a week educatio

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tweets. they have facebook pages too. back in a bit. >>> and welcome back to "good morning maryland. baltimore rain wide seen and kwon boanld and larry fitzgerald are on a four-day trip across ethiopia and east africa raising awareness over a food crisis. they arrived earlier this week and this morning boldin joins us live via phone and it's a little after one in the afternoon there. thanks for joining us. how are things going so far? >> >> it's been an experience. you know i am learning a lot. we came over initially for the effort you know they have been going through a drought for the past three years. and you know we came over for relief to help out and try to understand as much as possible what they are going through and which ways to help. >> what have you seen in the two days and what did you share that you've experienced since arriving there two years ago? >> we have experienced a lot. today we are at at pretty much a school for farmers where they are teaching new technique as far as how to farm that land because as you can imagine, with the drought it's been difficult. but they have programs in place now where they are teachi

. >> somebody tweeted it is corps larry part two. you're not in trouble. up, to lift the market. >> i couldn't agree more. i think the kool-aid plays a big part of it, the sweetener the fed is putting in, the most stocks may be a bit purple like the old commercial. i think at the end of the day, here is what i pay attention to, when we talk about what stocks are doing or what they may do, jim euro is right, i think in an election year, you could say the fed has no political bias one way or the other. but the way i look at it, what happens when qe is front and center on the world, you see things like high oil prices. to me, if you're looking to get re-elected, even more important than any other fundamental, if there is $5 gas, might as well go to disney world. >> oil for a second, after this report yesterday there was knocked down about an explosion on a pipeline in saudi, some saying if the market can avoid panic buying, maybe they can take some of the steam out of what is taking us from 100 to 110. >> can we avoid this headline? don't go home short oil. y

larry backtrack a little bit though is about citing we can now it's no longer taboo. a little bit but there has come out with a way now that she tweets so it's connected to the story there's you know are getting it wrong yet tells the post i don't know the part that i've got more interesting is. i teach a course in new york and i would never let any of my students tweet in a paper i don't care that i'm always come up with a way to do this we could p.d. it was taboo i think it's still you need to go find original sources this is absolutely the feeling timing about like the anthony wiener tweeting inappropriate things out near discussing males in politics and going rogue you probably think about new york times stories or talk about it you can talk about so many things that discuss the spindle not going to address the actual tweet that seems kind of ridiculous we're going to go all the way around because you can't go to the actual letter where you know the idea. is. that's what happens not it's not research it's not hard data you need to be you need to be you know it's just this is why are you writing an academic paper about the first v

host: let's listen to a tweet -- our next caller is larry, a democrat in mississippi. hi there. caller: good morning. rick santorum called the president's a snob's for wanting the country to be well- educated. so, yes, it is a threat. but it is rick santorum and the republicans, they don't believe the country should be educated. he called the president is not. he is the biggest hypocrite i have seen. -- he called the president a snob. host: lead skoda blue oaks on our republican line -- let's go to luke on the republican line. caller: if you have children not being educated, they are not brought up correctly and in a culture that prioritizes freedom and individual rights, you have more people likely to return to radicalism in an attempt to solve these problems. there is the link between poverty and education and between party and radicalism. there's a definite link between the strength of american schools and the strength of american security. host: a tweet -- of's listen to more condoleezza rice, what she had to say on the panel report that has come out that cites a big educati

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