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The story about republicans floating an idea of green cards for those 700,000 daca recipients. that may be that is something -- a big deal, that would make this all kind of come to a conclusion. what are you hearing on that front? is any of that real? >> in terms of big deals, the state of the union is not it. it's not part of the big deal. so let's put that to the side. but this idea of green cards or some sort of path to status or citizenship for daca recipients -- that something that is a nonstarter among most of the president's base and among a large swath of republicans in congress. you b...

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For starters, the original constitution did not have the bill right ofs. the first ten amendments. so there was a lot of discussion at the ratifying conventions about having a bill right ofs. and that was quickly done in the first congress in new york in 1789 by the james hmadison, taking the lead on that. so, too, they did not think it was perfect. they have an amendment process that specified in article 5 of the constitution. and that amendment process was intended to be used. we've seen it used to correct structural issues. the 12th amendment on presidential elections. the 17th amendment, o...

You. i have always had a little bit of a problem with that line because we're infallible because we're final. no, both parts of that are wrong in some sense because i never want to think of the court i never want to think of the court as infallible and never want to think of it necessarily in the way you're describing it either. because the people always have the ability to correct through the amendment process. now the amendment process is hard and hasn't been used as much in recent decades but, of course, at the beginning of the country, the amendments were critical and dred scott, of course...

I have always had a little bit of a problem with that line. we're infallible because we're final. no. both parts of that are wrong in some sense. i never want to think of the court as infallible. i never want to think of it necessarily in the way you're describing either. the people always have an ability to correct through the amendment process. the amendment process is hard. hasn't been used as much in recent decades. of course, at the beginning of the country, the amendments were critical. dread scott, of course, the awful example of just a horrific supreme court decision that is then corre...