get the final word on what's legal. there are no decisions that are completely outside the constitution. 1803, chief justice john marshall said it is the province and duty of the court to say what the law is, which means as of that moment it was the court's right to overturn acts of congress, overturn acts by the president, and that excerpt that you played from the argument was so important because it was judge friedland asking is the president above the law. and there was that horrible, awkward pause. judge friedland and her colleagues wanted to make clear that the answer is no. the president is not above the law. and that's what this opinion says. >> i want to add one thing. while they coordinated a strong attack on the idea that only the president has the right to deci