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>> thanks for having me bear it. >> we're going to start with exhibit e a. this is has improved ethnic and other cultural celebrations, an a celebration of certain causes such as gay pride. goes on to say the targets for flag, which they have approved at least 13 times depicts the star and crescent of the islami auto bin empire. why shouldn't all flags be allowed to fly? >> is the first circuit ruled, the flags that are referenced there are not primarily religious flags that's a secondary feature, those are flags of sovereign nations that are not religious in nature, they happen to have religi...

Argue is the purpose of the statute as opposed to its language? >> no. i wouldn't say necessarily the purpose. i think that immigration law has always as the supreme court said you always have to look to relevant factors and understand what does congress deem relevant and what not? i think when you ask yourself that question nationality is now no longer such a factor. this saz transformational statute in 1965 passed with the voting rights act. that is why. that's on the 1152 argument. i don't want the court to lose sight of the 1182 which looks like it is a broad statute but it does ultimately...