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Respectable person, a stretch for me. >> bill: nice tie. what is the strategy behind this in the final week do you think, charlie? >> i think obviously the idea of ending birthright citizenship is not for a long time it was not a terribly controversial idea. it was an idea espoused by many democrats as well as republicans. the way it's been interpreted you have to do something to change that if you want to end it. and we can debate about what the 14th amendment actually says. but i do think that paul ryan is right about one thing, that is that if president trump does it through an executive or...

Are trying to do it legislatively. there are laws across this country aimed at silencing protests which is part of what makes america -- if you want to talk about america being great, that is what makes great is the fact that we do have a right to protest policies that we see as unjust. and policies that are unjust. so i think that this is about that and democrats cannot fall for this trap. >> and it was kid rock there too this week. it all bleed bleed s together. and under this is a kind of sense that cruelty is now what we're doing. and this is before donald trump. when ron paul was asked a ...

Court. and they are not going to fight for it legislatively. and you want to appeal the affordable care act, you will lose coverage for pre-existing conditions. and this will hit people where it really hurts. >> all right. thank you so much for that chat. more breaking news coming up nenk next, more fallout from the an n nonanonymous op-ed. trd wants jeff sessions to get to the bottom of it. we'll talk to michael smerconish about that and so many things. also george papadopoulous being sentenced this hour for lying to the fbi in robert mueller's russia probe. we're live outside that courthou...

Conservative or liberal, but is it right or is it wrong in the context of the constitution. mark: but they don't even agree with applying the constitution. we talk about originalism, texturalism, if you have a nominee who says i apply the constitution, no, precedent, they like the activist precedent except when they don't like the activist precedent, they view the court do, they not, as a way to advance agenda? particularly social agenda. seems like the supreme court is cultural and social issues. >> interestingly, they've used the tool to effect legislative change that they never had the vote...

It right or is it wrong in the context of the constitution. mark: but they don't even agree with applying the constitution. we talk about originalism, texturalism, if you have a nominee who says i apply the constitution, no, precedent, they like the activist precedent except when they don't like the activist precedent, they view the court do, they not, as a way to advance agenda? particularly social agenda. seems like the supreme court is cultural and social issues. >> interestingly, they've used the tool to effect legislative change that they never had the votes to get, whether it's the state...