28 second video: - FLASHBACK: Scalia Dared, 'What Can Obama Do To Me?' - Supreme Court justice asked in 2012 if he worried about a potential Obama retaliation

Late Associate Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia once appeared on Fox News declaring he was not afraid to vote against the establishment because what’s the worst that can happen?

In a July 2012 interview with Fox News Sunday’s Chris Wallace, Scalia was asked if he felt “pressured” by the administration to vote a certain way on Obamacare after the president publicly called the court out during an April press conference.

After reviewing a clip of Obama saying he felt confident the Supreme Court would not overturn the Affordable Health Act legislation, Wallace asked, “Justice, what did you think of that?”

SCALIA: It’s unusual. But as I say, I don’t criticize the president publicly and he normally doesn’t criticize me.

WALLACE: Did you feel any pressure as a result of that to vote a certain way?

SCALIA: No. What can he do to me? Or to any of us? We have life tenure and we have it precisely so that we will not be influenced by politics, by threats from anybody.