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Same argument, this will not lead to an accurate account, discourage people to respond to the accepts us, even if its an addendum, second piece of paper that goes with the short form, they will say the government doesnt have the legal authority to do this. theres also the question about repeatedly telling the judges, both the lower court judges and supreme court, we have to start printing these by the end of juju june. the presidents answer will be, thats the beaurocracys view of it, im ordering...

Census comes around in ten years. it is a loss for the trump administration but you could really say the supreme court opinion was a win for the power of the government as a whole. >> can i ask a quick question, for everyone whos preparing to take the census at home, what does it mean for the average american? >> it means that in all likelihood, they still will not see a citizenship question but theres a very strong chance you could see a push by the trump administration, ive imagined even a cha...

Forward in the 2020 census. >> joining us now, former u.s. attorney and msnbc attorney joyce vance. explain this, how does the administration argue we have legitimate reason for the citizenship question but were change our legal team and not telling you why and not telling you the new rational for why we need to have the citizenship question. >> it really is a mess, stephanie, just like you point out. the administration is entitled to take certain actions and one of those might be an effort to a...

The brutal battle between quincy adams and hamilton. i mean that went on, the legend in some ways. but today is very different. so, my first question is why did you want that context in history there? >> first of all, i want the american people to understand that freedom of the press is their freedom of the press. it doesnt belong to cnn. it doesnt belong to msnbc. free speech, freedom of the press. they are both in the first amendment for a reason. when this country was started, it was the pamp...

To the census because theyre concerned and apprehensive that the data that they use to forecast their quarterly reports might not be adequate. finally, from a practicate standpoint they have to get this decided soon because they have to print the census, kendis. if they dont print it on time, it wont go out on time. this is very much tied up the printers that are used to print the census. >> thinking is 2020 but it has to be out there by april of 2020. and, to you, you cover the politics of all ...

Quincy adams and hamilton. i mean that went on, the legend in some ways. but today is very different. so, my first question is why did you want that context in history there? >> first of all, i want the american people to understand that freedom of the press is their freedom of the press. it doesnt belong to cnn. it doesnt belong to msnbc. free speech, freedom of the press. they are both in the first amendment for a reason. when this country was started, it was the pamphletiers, handful of the n...

Printers and all of a sudden having to say to the judge, oh, actually, was there a tweet this morning? my bad. let me change the actual justification. nia, it was more than saying the printing had to go to a different deadline. they were arguing which is shocking to a lawyer like myself. they had to have it on there because it was the only way you could pursue and prosecute voting rights infractions in this country. not the case. house oversight chairman elijah cummings tweeted out the supreme c...

This was very annoying for authors even if royalties didnt yet exist back then. the 1st copyright protection came in the form of privileges granted to printers which gave the 1st publisher of a work exclusive printing rights for 2 years. it wasnt until 1710 with the introduction of the statute of queen around in britain little those were guaranteed protection for the 1st time. in france that came much later authors rights were untrained in civil law an authors work was considered a personal. exp...

The time. what does the president have a strong legal argument at all? >> almost none. he is showing a lot of resolve with fighting this and continuing to fight it. that helps them with his base, and it sends a strong message to those who are here illegally do not respond to the census. but i dont think you can stop that with executive order. i think the courts will decide that violates the enumeration clause. thats the clause which requires a census to be done every ten years. i dont think you ...

The dropping of devils. residence were restricted to 50 liters of water per day in europe by comparison people use an average of 30 leaders a day just to flush the toilet in cape town people without access to enough water to line up at public tap stations. for some enterprising locals the crisis was a business opportunity the so-called printers offer a water delivery to households whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa this was a dry run for daisy the ominous day when the city would turn off the municipal tap...