reporter: his name is roger zenson, appointed to federal court in 1983 by then president ronald reagan, he is very probing inside the courtroom today, he s interrupting the attorneys on both sides, asking perhaps unexpected questions. former associates of him who have worked with him praise him for doing a lot of home work, asking a lot of unexpected questions, playing deafit s advocate, but even the judge acknowledges that whatever his ruling is going to be, and it s expected perhaps in days, if not within two weeks, most likely, no matter who loses, it s going to be appealed. in fact, people that support both sides of this case feel that ultimately, this will end up in the u.s. supreme court. jon: it s going to be a wild one to watch. phil keating, thank you for watching it for us. jenna. jenna: well, she s the little girl with the big voice, who now has a giant record deal. 12-year-old isabel
to buy a health insurance policy or get a penalty, there s nothing in the constitution that gives the congress power to tell somebody to do that. reporter: the department of justice attorneys inside the courtroom, their saying this is a very interesting and revolutionary argument, using the interstate commerce clause, because they re saying that a person, an individual is an american s decision, there s an estimated 46 million of them, that don t have health insurance now, that their decision not to engage in getting health care insurance, not to engage in interstate commerce, is actually engaging in interstate commerce because the department of justice lawyers say they will eventually have to get health care, and that means they ll end up going to the emergency room and those costs will then be passed on to the providers, the insurance companies and everybody who does have health insurance via higher premiums. jon: pretty astounding when you think about it, the president, the congre
going to focus on the key issue this election season, the economy with jared bernstein, chief economic adviser to vice president biden. jon: happening now in our fox news room, we are getting brand new political polls from key battle ground states, plus breaking news is coming in from across the country and around the world, our domestic desk covering the united states, our international desk watching events unfolding around the globe, and our media desk, bringing in all of the video and live pictures for you, 24 hours a day. jenna: well, today is the last big round of primaryies before november, and midterm races heating up in battle ground states across this country. molly henneberg is here with brand new poll numbers for us. le molly. reporter: hi jenna. great to have you here in washington with us today, we re thrilled to have you here. fox news is going to have a new round of polls from battle ground states every tuesday up until the midterm elections. this week, one