president obama sanctions his team to use the f word in a t-shirt for use in fund-raising another f word. how could the president of the united states, inspiration to children, lower himself to use such vulgarity? maybe from the vice president. to pa are a phrase the dnc, take a listen, bitches. >> this is a big [ bleep ] deal. >> thank you. >> but first it seems the country's highest court isn't so immune to outside political and media pressures after all. despite the normal secrecy of supreme court deliberations there are reports tonight that have been around for a while but getting more and more confirmed that chief justice john roberts was pressured to switch his opinion. roberts allegedly planned to strike down obamacare's individual mandate. while writing the decision switched his vote in an effort to save the court's reputation and he reportedly stuck with that opinion despite a month-long lobbying effort by the court's conservatives. we'll talk more. i'm going to tell you who led that effort which is even more astounding. here to react to the news is a partner with jones kay day who argued the case before the national

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. >> only thing he didn't do was wear a t-shirt that said i am going to attack fort hood tomorrow. >> how did the united states army and fbi miss the enemy within. >> do you believe the massacre could have been prevented? >> i do. that's the painful conclusion. >> there was a failure to act. >> the obama administration says no purple hearts will be avoided. what happened at fort hood almost 3 years ago should be addressed in the context of a broader threat of workplace violence. >> the big question is, why didn't anybody ever blow the whistle on hassan? >> i am bill hem mer. >> i am katherine jarrett. >> i am greg begun feld we are here on this episode of "fox files." >> i wanted to help soldiers and i wanted to work in mental health. >> hiidaho native shawn manning comings with a family of a proud tradition of serving the nation. >> my father wgrandfather was i jemaah world war ii was a marine. he drove a tank. he was proud i joined the military. >> it was in october of 1999 when the 23-year-old followed in his grandfather's foot steps. >>> what is your rank and position? >> staff sergeant mental healt

. >> only thing he didn't do was wear a t-shirt that said i am going to attack fort hood tomorrow. >> how did the united states army and fbi miss the enemy within. >> do you believe the massacre could have been prevented? >> i do. that's the painful conclusion. >> there was a failure to act. >> the obama administration says no purple hearts will be avoided. what happened at fort hood almost 3 years ago should be addressed in the context of a broader threat of workplace violence. >> the big question is, why didn't anybody ever blow the whistle on hassan? >> i am bill hem mer. >> i am katherine jarrett. >> i am greg begun feld we are here on this episode of "fox files." >> i wanted to help soldiers and i wanted to work in mental health. >> hiidaho native shawn manning comings with a family of a proud tradition of serving the nation. >> my father wgrandfather was i jemaah world war ii was a marine. he drove a tank. he was proud i joined the military. >> it was in october of 1999 when the 23-year-old followed in his grandfather's foot steps. >>> what is your rank and position? >> staff sergeant mental healt

fighting racial intolerance for years and you have kids of some of the players wearing t-shirts and arm bands saying unitedse kinds of slogans and stuff and things on score boards at games. do we think that's working? is it actually trying to counter this culture? >> reporter: i think there's definitely an effort under way to try and tackle it. racism's been a problem inside european football for many decades. and, you know, the accusation is amongst many, you know, critics, that the football associations elsewhere in europe, in places like russia and poland and spain and italy, that enough is not being done to tackle racism. in fact, the english football association has really been leading the way in many ways. in trying to, as it says, kick racism out of football. i think this is an example of that. already, remember, john terry has been stripped of his england captainsy pending the outcome of the trial. if he's found guilty he may be stripped of his chelsea captain, may face a substantial fine, not from court but the f.a. in england. >> sounds like they're trying to make an example of him as well and tr

unit protests are erupting all over the place. >> hey, hey! >> ho, ho. he's got to go. >> reporter: the lunch hour, 12th and g. the chants provocative and so were the t- shirts and fines and homophobia is a bunk of bull. -- bunch of bull, organized by a group called the human rights campaign. >> they score a zero on the corporate quality index and that is public now in opposition to equality. >> they handed out leaflets and it funnels millions of dollars to groups that oppose gay marriage, denounce the lifestyle and identified as a hate group by the southern poverty law center. >> chick filet is anti-gay. >> reporter: the spokes -- phones at the human rights campaign said they not trying to get people to boycott chick filet. it's a good thing. look at the line. >> we're not telling people not to buy from them but raising awareness of what they're doing. >> the lunch crowd didn't seem to care error. >> and you buy from chick filet? >> die and will continue. >> despite the heat and high humidity, people in line were adamant about getting their favorite chick filet lunch. many were familiar with the policies of the family that opens the company. >> they are a c

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so to that end i have for the q 2 team united t-shirts. i have for the city attorneys team live united t-shirt. and for each of the task force members. and we have coffee mugs. so i will be giving those out to you as you depart. so with that, and again with a deep sense of gratitude and appreciation both for all the time we spent together and for the fact that this is the last time we spend this time together, we adjourn.

so to that end i have for the q 2 team united t-shirts. i have for the city attorneys team live united t-shirt. and for each of the task force members. and we have coffee mugs. so i will be giving those out to you as you depart. so with that, and again with a deep sense of gratitude and appreciation both for all the time we spent together and for the fact that this is the last time we spend this time together, we adjourn.>> the rigs to vote for candidates or party and it is a significant way to have our voice heard. exactly 100 years ago, women were given the vote in california. the battle for women's suffrage was not an easy one. it took more than 70 years. a woman could run for president in new york. >> organizing this conference, basically it modeled itself on a declaration of independence for women. it marked the beginning of the women's equality movement in the united states. >> at that time, women were banned from holding property and voting in elections. >> susan b. anthony dedicated her life to reform. >> suffrage in the middle of t