we have established a commission for the preservation of the justice system that is chaired by ted olson and david boyce, speakers at this great forum in the past, and 24 of the most prominent lawyers in the country, both women and men, all ethnicities, both sides of the aisle, to look at this issue. let me tell you what we found. in hearings around the country, we found the supreme court of georgia telling us that there court is so under-funded that she has to ask nexus' lexus for pencils for her law clerks. in ohio, you cannot finally pleading unless you bring your own paper. in new hampshire, the court closed the courts to all civil jury trials for a year, a year. alabama supreme court justice said she is going to have to reduce civil trials by 50% and criminal cases by 1/3. well, we have spent $1.30 trillion in bringing the rule of law to parts of the rest of the world. the rule of law begins with one word. "access." access. if there is no access, there is no rule of law. today we have a just a step in this country where 80% of poor people do not have access to the port. -- court. we

>> that was ted olson. he was the solicitor general of the united states.was on the flight that went into the pentagon. she knew her flight had been hijacked and she was able to make phone contact with her husband. it was on that phone that he spoke to her and had his last conversations with her. it was a very poignant reminder of that last link to people that you knew who lost their life that day. >> was there another phone in the display belonging to former may mayor rudy guiliani? >> that cell phone is some one of the things that we thought would bring his mechl ree back to life. >> there it is. ten years now. there's a lot of sensitivity as to whether or not the images from that day should be shown, whether it's the smoke going out of the twin towers, the actual crashing of those plains into the towers, the pentagon, the crash site in pennsylvania. for those people that are sensitive to that, how does what we have on display at the smithsonian differ? >> well, i think it focuses on the individual lives of all of us as americans. some of the most interes

you get to see ted olson and david boies played by morgan freeman.who was the governor of california and jerry brown, the attorney general. and we show their stories as well, their personal stories and what they had to deal with. and why they want to get marry zbld big picture, ron. we know there was a big victory for marriage equality in new york not long ago. where is the country right now? because it has been voted down in several states. a lot of focus on new york. where is the country on gay marriage. >> the country right now is virtually split 50/50. i think the latest polls show that gay marriage is over the 50% mark. we're just barely over 50%. and it's interesting, because people would say, well, why bring a federal court case at this point? well, when loving versus virginia, which is back in 1967, which said that blacks and whites could not get married, almost 70% of the country was against the idea of interracial marriage. so we're much further along in terms of the public accepting the idea of gay marriage than they were at that time acce

barbarae victims, wash bra olson, a fox news contributor whose husband ted represented george w.ed in new york tody meet with some of the people who lost loved ones in that attack. mr. bush read from a letter abraham lincoln wrote to a woman who lost five sons in the civil war and president obama read from the 46th psalm. >> god is our refuge and strength. the very present help in trouble. therefore, we will not fear. even though the earth be removed, and though the mountains be carried into the midst of the sea, though its waters roar and be troubled, though the mountains shake with its swelling. >> later in shanksville, pennsylvania, the president and first lady placed a wreath at the memorial to the 40 passengers and crew among 93 whoairlines flight 9340 rushed the hijackers and crashed the plane to keep it from reaching its intended target thought to be either here at the white house or down the street at the capital. yesterday the obama's visited section 60 of the arlington national sem teary reserved for the men and women killed in the wars in iraq and afghanistan. it is th