host: we will go to alan in sterling colorado, republican. we are listening to you, question or comment? guest: a little bit of both, where does the speaker think our justices are not following the constitution? we have imbalances and the supreme court is the major balance and check for irregularity from our constitution. they need to follow the constitution regardless of whether they are republican, democrat, or independent. guest: in terms of when they are not following the constitution, that is other organizations concerns. my concern is about are they following federal ethics laws. other other federal ethics laws that could be drafted? when someone like justice thomas or justice jackson doesn't file a disclosure accurately, there is a federal law that says they will referred that individual to the justice department for an investigation. that justice could be fined, a lawsuit is filed against them. similarly, there is a federal refusal statute that says any justice shall disqualify him self. to me, the way i read the constitution, congres

. >> allen is in sterling, colorado republican. >> yes, hello. >> question or comment? >> a little bit of both. where does the speaker think our justices are not following the constitution? we have checks and balances and the supreme court is the major balance and checks for irregularity for our constitution. they need to follow the constitution here regardless of whether they are republican, democrat or independent. go ahead. >> in terms following the constitution that frankly other organizations concerns. my concern is of their opinion might concern is are they following federal ethics law other other federal ethics laws that can be drafted that are similar for congress the president have to file the supreme court a lower court judges should also follow. when someone like justice thomas or justice jackson does not file a financial disclosure report accurately there is a federal law that says you judicial conference refer that individual to the justice department for investigation. that person, that justice can be fined. if a lawsuit is filed against them that's a fede

host: we will go to alan in sterling colorado, republican.are listening to you, question or comment? guest: a little bit of both, where does the speaker think our justices are not following the constitution? we have imbalances and the supreme court is the major balance and check for irregularity from our constitution. they need to follow the constitution regardless of whether they are republican, democrat, or independent. guest: in terms of when they are not following the constitution, that is other organizations concerns. my concern is about are they following federal ethics laws. other other federal ethics laws that could be drafted? when someone like justice thomas or justice jackson doesn't file a disclosure accurately, there is a federal law that says they will referred that individual to the justice department for an investigation. that justice could be fined, a lawsuit is filed against them. similarly, there is a federal refusal statute that says any justice shall disqualify him self. to me, the way i read the constitution, congress es