. >> joining me now, jonathan turley and nicholas rosencrantz. gentlemen, good to see you both. professor rosencrants, let me ask you, you suggested the president has gone beyond what president bush or at least what other presidents have done. where do you see this going? because i think a lot of our viewers are getting concerned because there won't be a check on the president's power. that he will just keep doing this over and over and that nobody is going to stand up. so have we now turned a corner that we can't go back around? >> well, megyn there is very good reason for people to be concerned. i think regardless of your view of the president's policies you need to take note of a fundamental change happening in our government. i happen to agree with many of his policies. but we have a system that really it is more important sometimes how you do something than what you do. and in this system, the framers designed to have three branches that excessed a type of orbit. they're held there by equal powers. when you have a concentration in one branch it creates a dangerous instabili

. >> professor rosencrantz, we have 28 actions on controversial obamacare. he basically jumped into a civil war in libya without congressional approval. he decided doctors can ask their patients about whether or not they have guns at home. the list goes on and on, not to mention the fact that drones can kill american citizens, i mean, at what point can it be clear to anybody that these actions need to stop? >> well, meaggyn, the clearest my mind on the obama extensions, he has repeatedly extended the deadlines in the statutory texts. >>> you have the context, they wanted these delays. they have been saying delay the employer mandate, the individual mandate. so they're really not in the best position to turn around and say, what is he doing? in your view, what is the best remedy for people who have genuine and sincere objections to what is happening? >> well, first of all, i want to applaud professor turley, the folks who like these policies should nevertheless be up in apartments about these constitutional violations. if you want obamacare to be suspended yo

georgetown constitutional law professor nicolas rosencrantz joins us. is the fund-raising by the secretary of health and human services to raise money to promote a law that by all appearances is a disaster, is that unethical? is that allowed? >> there are congressional committees looking at this. and these are quite fact-specific questions. so you probably shouldn't pre-judge the results of those investigations. >> isn't this the case that johnson and johnson, it makes health care products, health and human services regulates johnson & johnson. i mean, to me, it seems like a little bullying, a little intimidation. i'm your regulator. i can regulate your company, cut your bottom line, and i want you to give me money for somebody else. i mean, to me, that's worse than unethical, it's bullying. it's intimidation. >> you're quite right. there are two constitutional reasons to be alarmed by this dynamic. one is congressman gowdy referenced the power of the purse. this is perhaps the most important way in which congress is able to constrain the executive bran

. >> professor rosencrantz, we have 28 actions on controversial obamacare. he basically jumped into a civil war in libya without congressional approval. he decided doctors can ask their patients about whether or not they have guns at home. the list goes on and on, not to mention the fact that drones can kill american citizens, i mean, at what point can it be clear to anybody that these actions need to stop? >> well, meaggyn, the clearest my mind on the obama extensions, he has repeatedly extended the deadlines in the statutory texts. >>> you have the context, they wanted these delays. they have been saying delay the employer mandate, the individual mandate. so they're really not in the best position to turn around and say, what is he doing? in your view, what is the best remedy for people who have genuine and sincere objections to what is happening? >> well, first of all, i want to applaud professor turley, the folks who like these policies should nevertheless be up in apartments about these constitutional violations. if you want obamacare to be suspended yo