. >> simon hughes. >> as well as the liberal democrat priority to lift the tax hold to 10,000 pounds, can the prime minister agree that one of the best ways of helping -- >> order! mr. hughes must be heard. simon hughes. >> does the prime minister agree one of the best ways of helping families on low and medium income is to build all affordable housing and give labour's legacy -- [inaudible] 50,000 families on the waiting list. there will be more affordable housing in london -- [inaudible conversations] >> well, we do want to get our housing market started again including more affordable house, and that's why the higher right to buy discounts, that money is going to go back in tward building affordable homes. we're doing more to kick start those places that have planning permission but can't get underway because of finance, and that's why we're putting extra money into that scheme to make sure building takes place this year or next year. >> john mcdonald. [inaudible conversations] >> some of the information used by consults associations to blacklist trade unions must have come, could

simon hughes. does the prime minister agree that one of the best ways of helping families on low and medium income to build more affordable housing. and give labor relations in longed, 350,000 families on the waiting list, can you assure us that there will be more country >> we do want to get our housing market started again, including affordable housing, and that's why the higher right to buy the discounts. at the same time, we're doing more to kick start those -- can't get under way because of problems withfina be and that's putting extra money into those schemes to make sure that building takes place this year or next year. >> john mcdonald. >> part of the -- must come, could have only come from the police force security services. when 3,000 mostly celebrities had their telephones hacked. the government -- the whole section went 3, -- many of them have lost their livelihoods. the factory simply suggested they go to the ippc. why is there one group for justice to celebrities and another for worki

. >> simon hughes. >> as well as the liberal democrat priority to lift the tax hold to 10,000 pounds, can the prime minister agree that one of the best ways of helping -- >> order! mr. hughes must be heard. simon hughes. >> does the prime minister agree one of the best ways of helping families on low and medium income is to build all affordable housing and give labour's legacy -- [inaudible] 50,000 families on the waiting list. there will be more affordable housing in london -- [inaudible conversations] >> well, we do want to get our housing market started again including more affordable house, and that's why the higher right to buy discounts, that money is going to go back in tward building affordable homes. we're doing more to kick start those places that have planning permission but can't get underway because of finance, and that's why we're putting extra money into that scheme to make sure building takes place this year or next year. >> john mcdonald. [inaudible conversations] >> some of the information used by consults associations to blacklist trade unions must have come, could

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simon, let me go back and compare this current court with the rehnquist court. guest: the rehnquist court, not too many differences. the most important would be that justice alito has replaced justice o'connor. to the hughesrt. chief justice hughes was a brilliant lawyer and had to deal with some very broad economic and social legislation from the new deal. there may be perils with what happens in 2012 and what happened during the 1930's when chief justice hughes was presiding. host: some have said this could be a defining legacy for the chief justice. guest: this is the most important challenge to broadbased economic legislation in 75 years, over 75 years since chief justice hughes was presiding. in the mid 1930's, the court first struck down broad base legislation and found a constitutional. that legacy continues -- has continued for the next 75 years. chief justice roberts is facing a similar challenge that chief justice hughes did in 1935, 1936, 1937. host: what impact could this have on the roberts court? guest: this will be a defining moments, to be sure. i think the court realizes the gravity. they are giving this three days, which is an eternity. justice roberts is an interesting person to watch.