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The US Court of Appeals for the First Circuit in January, 2022 affirmed the denial of a motion to dismiss for lack of personal jurisdiction over a collective action that included out-of-state plaintiffs.

Press access to the white house. whether any administration likes questions asked or the tone theyre asked in or not, this is about the first amendment and the fifth amendment. our experts are with us, brian stelter and jeffrey toobin. jeffrey, to you on the law, this seems to be from what were seeing initially even more of a fifth amendment due process win here. >> right, and it doesnt necessarily mean jim acosta and cnns ordeal is over. but there should be no ambiguity, cnn and jim acosta won ...

Truly intending with this travel ban because the justices have aright to know whats really going on when they make a critically important decision in a case such as this, that as a railroad very important implications unthe first amendment with respect to freedom of religion and fifth amendment due process. >> nick, it doesnt seem the president fully understands that justice is part of the administration and i -- and another way of putting that is do you remember a president critical of his own ...

Ban. because the justice have a right to know whats really going on when they make a critically important decision in a case such as this in a has very, very important implications under the first amendment with respect to freedom of religion, and fifth amendment due process. >> nick, it doesnt seem the president fully understands that justice is part of the administration. and i -- another way of putting that is do you remember a president critical of his own justice department in this way? >> ...

Because the justice have a right to know whats really going on when they make a critically important decision in a case such as this in a has very, very important implications under the first amendment with respect to freedom of religion, and fifth amendment due process. >> nick, it doesnt seem the president fully understands that justice is part of the administration. and i -- another way of putting that is do you remember a president critical of his own justice department in this way? >> its n...

The white house is looking at redrafting it according to nbc news reporting. what would it need to look like to get your approval? >> it would have to be constitutional. we operate in america under a rule of law, not a rule of men, not a rule of trump. these executive orders have to comply with constitutional protections. the fifth amendment due process protections. the 14th amendment due process protections. these are not things that just can be casually dismissed by any president. thats why th...

Country. whether your name is mohammed, smith, green. that comes through in the opinion that theres real harm to real people. in addition to all the great legal points that were made so that was heartening. >> jennifer, let me -- can i play devils advocate for a second? as i was going through the opinion i realized that, you know, theres a fundamental question here and it gets to kind of the core appeal of donald trumps version of kind of nationalism and american nationalism which is this kind o...