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The Supreme Court hears in major First Amendment case today asking what the Us Government can or cannot do to combat misinformation online. And the justices could soon rule on a controversial plan by texas to arrest migrants at the border. Plus, trump unleashed again his defenders said he was talking about and economic bloodbath. If he should lose in november. As democrats and says he was threatening political violence. What is clear, trump predicted the end of us elections if he loses and called january 6 convicts unbelievable patriots and hostages. So a peace rally, his ohio urines was not. ...

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>> this kind of scheme can nullify the constitution of the united states is one that all americans, whatever their politics or party, should fear. if it prevails, it may become a model for action in other areas by other states, and with respect to other constitutional rights and judicial precedence. the lawsuit comes after the supreme court refused to block the law from going into effect. the office of texas governor greg abbott said in a statement it would defend the law. i want to get perspective now with cnn's chief legal analyst and former-federal prosecutor, jeffrey toobin. and wendy da...

It would defend the law. former texas state senator -- jeff, does the justice department have a strong case here? >> it was certainly a powerful and persuasive case that this law is outrageous, that it conflicts with the constitution. the problem is when you dig into the 27-page complaint the issue is standing. the issue is does the justice department under federal law have the right to bring this lawsuit? because this lawsuit says nothing about the federal government. now, attorney general garland tried to make the case that it has an effect on federal agencies in texas. that may or may not b...