so right now, i would say it's a little bit up in the air. >> paul campos, that's 26 days before this opinion. you have someone saying, i have a source, this is a conservative editor of the "national review" saying, i have a source inside the supreme court who's telling me that justice roberts is going a little bit wobbly. >> yeah, lawrence. i think what's really interesting about this is that the sort of code of oherta, you know, that the supreme court normally operates under, you know, that those who know don't tell really seems to be breaking down. the very fact that we've had now leaks, not months or years after the decision, but really even before the decision came down, in regard to the, as what glenn correctly referred to, as to the shenanigans taking place in terms of the process in which this decision was made, i think is a kind of extraordinary comment on the degree to which now the court is being overtly politicized in a way that i think is pretty much unprecedented in american league history. >> and glenn, john fund wrote in the "national review" today from his own sources

a democratic strategist, and a former democratic counsel to the house judiciary committee, and paul camposer for salon. professor campos, i was just told you may be add to the knowledge of this from a source of your own close to the drafting. tell us what you've learned and how it is different from or adds to that cbs report. >> yes, lawrence. i've been speaking with someone who was involved in the drafting of the opinions, who wasn't willing to divulge that information up until now, when this person has become very angry about the jan crawford report on cbs. and this person wishes to emphasize that, in fact, there are serious inaccuracies in that report, particularly the claim that the joint dissent was drafted after chief justice roberts defected on the question of the individual mandate. in fact, the first 48 pages of the 65-pages of the joint dissent were really the majority opinion. only the last 17 pages of that joint dissent were added on, essentially, for the most part, after chief justice roberts changed his vote. you can tell this from internal evidence as well, if you look at ju

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