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That stuff has been forced into the open. well get on more of that later in the show tonight. but even though president responded to that fisa warrant being declassified somehow it vipd indicated him. what it actually showed in black and white is that the president named somebody as a foreign policy adviser to his campaign who was believed to be a foreign agent. a russian foreign agent. advising him on foreign policy in the campaign. one week ago today, the president had his summit with russian ...

State of alabama. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> as a nonlawyer i look at u.s. v nixon and a handful of other cases and see that as a consensus case. in the legal community, in the legal world, is u.s. v nixon a controversial thing? it was a unanimous supreme court ruling. >> its not controversial and by brown versus board, its what people agree on and thats why it was shocking to see federal nominees refusing to affirm the principipals of brown. same for nixon. its revered a...

Agent. a russian foreign agent advising him on foreign policy in the campaign. one week ago today, the president had a summit with vladimir putin and since then his behavior has been volatile and erratic even for him. as we watch the legal cases continue to unfold, i think it is reasonable to expect that things are probably going to get weirder before they settle down, if they ever do settle down. buckle up. we have lots to come. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ let your perfect drive come together at ...

Alongside his escalating public attacks on the russia investigation and the fbi and intelligence agencies. the president has also threatened a war with iran. he had his white house press secretary announce he was maybe going to revoke security clearances who have criticized him in public including specifically named individual who is dont have security clearances now. there is nothing for him to revoke. the president also today at the white house in front of reporters went on an unscripted rant ...

The sprurt unanimously ruled that separate but equal was unconstitutional. there are very few cases that are not just legal landmarks and considered consensus cases where everybody agrees that the decision made by the court was either definitely the wrong one or definitely the right one. its not that many of the big consensus cases. one involved a sitting u.s. president in 1974. the supreme court ruled unanimously that richard nixon had to turn over the audio tapes he made in the oval office tha...

Whatever you think of that, it was definitely unhingtd from the specific top tick president was supposed to be making remarks on at that moment. the legal cases keep unfolding here regardless of the presidents complaining and regardless of what he says and does. were saying as these legal cases proceed, that may generate more. in terms of what to expect over the next few days, we thought maria butina would be back. the hearing has been moved until wednesday. but maria butina received significant...

The law, comply with court orders, what are the odds that it might come before the court again at a time when brett kavanaugh would get one of those nine votes, now that we know he is one of the only people could you even imagine in america who would think that actually nixon should have gotten away with watergate. joining us now, joyce vance, for the great state of alabama. thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> as a nonlawyer, i look at u.s. v nixon and a handful of other cases ...

Zwrmt affirmed with costs. that was it. that was how "the new york times" reported on the case in 1896, the day after the ruling. it was the ruling that upheld racial segregation in this country and racial law, separate but equal. it took almost 60 years for that precedent to get knocked back when the supreme court unanimously ruled in brown v. board of education that separate but equal was unconstitutional. there are very few big supreme court cases in our country that are not just legal landma...