mr. turley. guest: i agree with much of that.you want area where i would have a slightly different view is that i don't think a -- roberts -- the one area where i have a slightly different view is that i don't think roberts has shown the degree of influence over politics as others have. one of the reasons chief justice earl warren is ranked among the great chief justices is that he had incredible ability to form coalitions. this may have been a reflection of the fact that he was a politician, governor of california. warren southbound to create strong voices -- coming out of -- warren sought out to create strong voices coming out of opinions. also, chief justice marshall was a bit of a strong arm chief justice in that sense. roberts faces a much more difficult question. i agree with professor simon that he is very, very smart, has a great depth of knowledge of the court. i don't think he has as much influence over some of -- over most of these people. he is not going to change ginsburg's mind, he is not going to change the other j

jonathan turley will be be back with me to analyze this from a legal point of view, and a further question, if there is no blood as mrman said he did not need to go to a hospital, even if he went >> the jetblue pilot whose erratic behavior forced an emergency landing is facing charges. jetblue flight heading from new york to las vegas was forced to make an emergency landing in texas after a 12--year veteran of the airline began to roam the aisles and saying things don't matter. shortly into the flight the captain began to exhibit erratic behavior fiddling with the plane's control and speaking incoherently about religion. the co-pilot was able to convince the pilot to exit the cockpit and they can locked then locked the pilot out. in his failed attempt to get back in, the pilot was get be ex-increasingly agitated. several passengers from security on their way to las vegas for a convention, were were able to subdue the pilot. one of those passengers will join me momentarily. the group of quick-thinking passengers was able to keep osbon restrained for more than 20 minutes. osbon was taken into fbi custody. if convicted