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Precedent for affirmative action and lending protection for lgbtq rights. the conservative majority rang in on some of the most consequential and polarizing issues of our time. arian devogue had a front row seat to the historic term. youve been following the court for a long time. what were your take-aways, your thoughts on what we saw happen this past week? have we seen such a polarizing precedent ending session in recent history? >> youre absolutely right. in the last few days you really saw h...

Federal appeals court that ruled here. and she was she acted swiftly. iu. but it sends a strong signal that other mandates that were seeing popping up across the country may be on strong legal footing. thats why it was important the way she acted so swiftly last night. >> yeah. did not seem like there was much doubt in that ruling. it seemed pretty clear, as does the case law on this. arian devogue thank you so much on the ground in indiana for us. appreciate it. so be sure to join cnn next we...

Presidents. at issue, whether they can resist demands for information from prosecutors and congress while in office. cnns arian devogue has more on this from washington. >> the supreme court will decide by june three major cases concerning whether the house and a new york prosecutor can subpoena trumps long-time accounting firm and two of his banks for financial documents. the cases will be decided in the heat of the election campaign. no documents are going to go forward for now, while the just...

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At lexus our greatest curiosity isnt a machine? its you. ♪ experience the rewards of our curiosity. five federal courts issuing blows to donald trump. here is cnns arian de vogue. >> there were big losses on friday. the first a powerful appeals court based in dc said that president trumps accounting firm had to turn over eight years to a house degree. that is a big defeat.

Forms and moving on like the administration said on tuesday or is the plan now to move forward with the citizenship question? arian devogue joins our conversation. because this is so confusing and the questions and answers are changing almost hourly, i want to put up on the screen a little timeline of the zigzag. tuesday, doj spokesman and the commerce secretary, wilbur ross said explicitly the census has started the process of printing without the question. meaning without the question of citiz...

Saybie. >> i kept telling her shes not going to survive only 23 weeks. >> reporter: babies born at 23 weeks have about a one in four chance of survival, but saybie beat the odds. that is particularly remarkable since not only was saybie born early, she was tiny for her age. most babies born at 23 weeks weigh roughly twice what she weighed. after five months in the neonatal intensive care unit, she was discharged this month at nearly 5 1/2 pounds and sher doctors say shes a hj -- a healthy baby. ...

Elizabeth cohen is here with the extraordinary story of little saybie. tell me everything. >> oh, brooke, it is amazing. she was born at just a little bit over eight ounces and when her mother got sick and was told if your going to have this baby four months early and she thought me baby wouldnt survive and her baby proved her wrong. >> it was the scariest day of my life. >> that is the voice of mother of the worlds smallest known preemie. born almost four months early, this little girl weighed ...

That job obviously requires independence from the political branches. >> its a very different message from what we heard from mitch mcconnell yesterday. he openly bragged about using political means to staff the supreme court with conservative justi justices. lets bring in arian devogue. tell us how mitch mcconnell had a different message than the chief justice. >> two very different messages. keep in mind, mitch mcconnell is the republican master mind behind the strategy to block hearings for p...

Well steed what happens next. >> phil mattingly, thank you very much. now in our nations capital for this historic moment. nina turner, alice stewart, washington bureau chief for -- and arian devogue. i know you have some new reporting about how kavanaugh has been preparing to take his seat and be ready to rock and roll on day one. >> hes going to take the bench on tuesday. >> hes read all the briefs, ready to go. during this hearing, he said he would be the first justice to hire all female cler...