my name is ryan navarro from this college. you had mentioned the election in 2016, and i am wondering in the event you were to run for president again, what would be the top three issues on your agenda if you were elected. >> well, i am supporting hillary, so i am not running in 2016, but thank you. i think number one is income inequality. number two is the financial situation of the country. we have too much debt. we cannot continue with this debt. it is a serious problem. it has to be dealt with. i think my views on how to deal with it would be different from others, and the third is i have always believed you have to have a universal health care system, and i think we have made some progress towards that, but we have a lot of work to do. >> [inaudible] hello? there we go. i am from stanford university. in light of the recent budget deal, do you believe what is characterized a lot of the budget disagreement has been dissipated, or is that going to be a continuing factor in the budget discussion? >> the anger in congress is n

my name is ryan navarro from juniata college.t has been the most controversial case at the supreme court during your time on the bench? >> you would know better than me. what do you think? >> the second amendment case was controversial, so was health care, and bush v. gore. >> those are good answers. >> those of you out there with cases like that, bring them. we love those cases. good evening, justice. a pleasure to have you with us. i am from suffolk university. asr book is widely regarded a direct response to justice scalia's book. i was wondering how much truth there is to that and moreover, how do you reconcile with someone who you have such a fundamental difference in constitutional interpretation with? >> on a personal basis, we are friends. judgesations among the are fine. we have lunch together. i can remember once we had really tough ones in the conference just before lunch. 5-4 one-way way, 5-4 the other way. i said to chief justice rehnquist, we are having lunch, enjoy each other's company's, and 45 minutes ago -- he s

. >> my name is ryan navarro from juniata college. what has been the most controversial case at the supreme court during your time on the bench? >> you would know better than me. what do you think? >> the second amendment case was controversial, so was health care, and bush v. gore. >> those are good answers. >> those of you out there with cases like that, bring them. we love those cases. >> good evening, justice. a pleasure to have you with us. i am from suffolk university. your book is widely regarded as a direct response to justice scalia's book. i was wondering how much truth there is to that and moreover, how do you reconcile with someone who you have such a fundamental difference in constitutional interpretation with? >> on a personal basis, we are friends. the relations among the judges are fine. we have lunch together. i can remember once we had really tough ones in the conference just before lunch. 5-4 one way, 5-4 the other way. i said to chief justice rehnquist -- we are having lunch, enjoy each other's company, and 45 minu

. >> my name is ryan navarro from juniata college. what has been the most controversial case at the supreme court during your time on the bench? >> you would know better than me. what do you think? >> the second amendment case was controversial, so was health care, and bush v. gore. >> those are good answers. >> those of you out there with cases like that, bring them. we love those cases. >> good evening, justice. a pleasure to have you with us. i am from suffolk university. your book is widely regarded as a direct response to justice scalia's book. i was wondering how much truth there is to that and moreover, how do you reconcile with someone who you have such a fundamental difference in constitutional interpretation with? >> on a personal basis, we are friends. the relations among the judges are fine. we have lunch together. i can remember once we had really tough ones in the conference just before lunch. 5-4 one way, 5-4 the other way. i said to chief justice rehnquist -- we are having lunch, enjoy each other's company, and 45 minu

my name is ryan navarro from this college. you had mentioned the election in 2016, and i am wondering in the event you were to run for president again, what would be the top three issues on your agenda if you were elected. >> well, i am supporting hillary, so i am not running in 2016, but thank you. i think number one is income inequality. number two is the financial situation of the country. we have too much debt. we cannot continue with this debt. it is a serious problem. it has to be dealt with. i think my views on how to deal with it would be different from others, and the third is i have always believed you have to have a universal health care system, and i think we have made some progress towards that, but we have a lot of work to do. >> [inaudible] hello? there we go. i am from stanford university. in light of the recent budget deal, do you believe what is characterized a lot of the budget disagreement has been dissipated, or is that going to be a continuing factor in the budget discussion? >> the anger in congress is n

. >> good morning, my name is ryan navarro and you had mentioned the election in 2016. what would be the top three issues on your agenda if he were elected? >> i have supported hillary and thank you. and i think number one is inequality. and the other thing is we have to much debt and we cannot continue with and it is a serious problem and others were worried about these issues and the third is i have always believed that we should have a university health care system and i think we're making progress with that but we have a lot of work to do. >> can anyone be adequately prepared for the duties of first lady? >> just. >> if you are the light of a governor or the wife of the vice president. born your mother-in-law was able to be watched for four years. >> i think it's a golden opportunity to do something and an opportunity to do something good. >> the world health organization estimates that more than 1.6 million people worldwide are diagnosed with breast cancer each year. many live in countries where the disease carries stigma and shame. by sharing the lessons we have l

my name is ryan navarro from college, and you had mentioned the election in 2016, and i am wondering in the event you were to run for president again, what would be the top three issues on your agenda if you were elected. >> well, i am supporting hillary, so i am not running in 2016, but thank you. i think number one is income inequality. the financial situation of the country. we have too much debt. we cannot continue with this debt. it is a serious problem. i think my views on how to deal with it would be different from i have and the third is always believed you have to have a universal health care system, and i think we have made some progress towards that, but we have a lot of work to do. >> hello? there we go. from stanford university. in light of the recent budget deal, do you believe what is characterized a lot of the budget disagreement has been dissipated, or is that going to be a continuing factor in the budget discussion? the anger in congress is not dissipated because it is a relatively small group of people. that, it is not small. it is 80 members. i think the speaker h

let's bring back john king, anaa navarro and ryan lizza. also raised the notion that some groups in american were punished for illegal use of marijuana than others. middle class kids, he says, don't get locked up for smoking pot and poor kids do and african-american kids and latino kids are more likely to be poor and less likely to have the resources and support to avoid unduly harsh penalties. do you agree with the president on this? >> you know, it's been a big concern of the hispanic community, a big concern of the african-american community as well, something that we share. but i think there's still a lot of people in both communities, certainly in the hispanic community that see marijuana as a dangerous drug, as a gateway drug. i certainly don't agree that it's the same as alcohol. i think that, look, wolf, those of us who like booze we stay dink t drinking booze and marijuana there is a gateway drug. there are two states, washington state and colorado -- in fact, they are both going to the super bowl. we're going to have the first hig