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they are pushing this out there. it's not that he is just doing this. i think they made a calculation that there was no way he would get in the bloodstream if he didn't go after trump like this. it is a marked shift in strategy for bush that i think takes a step away from what michael was talking about. >> now it elevates trump. you have trump the big brand in the republican primary pushing to get in the bloodstream of the case. which makes trump all the bigger. >> donald trump has sat for his first magazine cover interview. of course it was with the hollywood reporter. janice did a fabulous job and took him through territory no one else will take him through. like for example, who's your favorite actor? donald did not mention any actors over 80. only clint eastwood and robert duval and the others are no longer with us like marlon brando but there is my one point
sanders has been steadily progressing upward in the polls. she's done nothing. nor has he done anything to flat line that number to create that space. it is tightening. it is going to make it harder for her, particularly now the fbi has gotten involved in this investigation. the numbers on her likability and trustworthiness are not moving in a positive direction. to make the case that others have been talking about her getting out there and being authentic, people don't see a her that way. i don't know how she turns that narrative around short of a clean slate, clean card on this investigation. >> quick break and then back with more on bernie sanders campaign. ♪ ♪ if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for
the opinion in the julia lynch case, went on to describe the history of american law on this subject, which predates the constitution and predates the revolutionary war. remember, american law existed before there was a constitution. 13 years passed between the beginning of the revolutionary war and the ratification of the constitution and before that, the colonies were subject to british law and american law. american law that was written in each of the individual colonies and applying to each of those individual colonies. as judge sanford noted in the julia lynch case, the common law by which all persons born within the kings allegiance became subjects whatever were the situation of their parents became the law of the colonies and so continued while they were connected with the crown of
it, yes but everybody around jeb bush's campaign made sure that all reporters knew what he had said. they are pushing this out there. it's not that he is just doing this. i think they made a calculation that there was no way he would get in the bloodstream if he didn't go after trump like this. it is a marked shift in strategy for bush that i think takes a step away from what michael was talking about. >> now it elevates trump. you have trump the big brand in the republican primary pushing to get in the bloodstream of the case. which makes trump all the bigger. >> donald trump has sat for his first magazine cover interview. of course it was with the hollywood reporter. janice did a fabulous job and took him through territory no one else will take him through. like for example, who's your favorite actor? donald did not mention any actors over 80. only clint eastwood and robert
history of american law on this subject, which predates the constitution and predates the revolutionary war. remember, american law existed before there was a constitution. 13 years passed between the beginning of the revolutionary war and the ratification of the constitution and before that, the colonies were subject to british law and american law. american law that was written in each of the individual colonies and applying to each of those individual colonies. as judge sanford noted in the julia lynch case, the common law by which all persons born within the kings allegiance became subjects whatever were the situation of their parents became the law of the colonies and so continued while they were connected with the crown of great britain. it was thus the law of each and
line that number to create that space. it is tightening. it is going to make it harder for her, particularly now the fbi has gotten involved in this investigation. the numbers on her likability and trustworthiness are not moving in a positive direction. to make the case that others have been talking about her getting out there and being authentic, people don't see a her that way. i don't know how she turns that narrative around short of a clean slate, clean card on this investigation. >> quick break and then back with more on bernie sanders campaign. ♪ ♪ ♪ if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized
allegiance of their parents. and that a law of the united states applied to an irish baby born in new york city in 1819 who left the country within months of her birth and never returned. such is the inalienable right to citizenship for babies born in the united states of america. donald trump's wishful thinking cannot rewrite that law. it cannot rewrite the 14th amendment of the constitution. he cannot rewrite judge sanford's opinion about julia lynch's citizenship written 24 years before the 14th amendment. >> why don't you have your guys file a federal suit tomorrow. >> we're going to test it out. that's going to happen, bill. >> donald trump will not find a legal scholar to mount a court challenge to birthright citizenship. the julia lynch case can never be reversed.
mineral water in the country. in fact, for the better part of 100 years, saratoga springs water was so dominant in the mineral water business, that mineral water in general was known as saratoga water. julia lynch was legally challenged as being ineligible to receive her inheritance because she was not an american citizen. the first sentence of the judge's decision in that case describes julia lynch's brief residency in the united states which ended before her first birthday. the defendant, julia lynch, was born in the city of new york in 1819 of alien parents during their temporary sojourn in that city. she returned with them the same year to their native country and always resided there afterwards. judge lewis sanford, who wrote the opinion in the julia lynch case, went on to describe the
new york, which still produces the most beautifully bottled mineral water in the country. in fact, for the better part of 100 years, saratoga springs water was so dominant in the mineral water business, that mineral water in general was known as saratoga water. julia lynch was legally challenged as being ineligible to receive her inheritance because she was not an american citizen. the first sentence of the judge's decision in that case describes julia lynch's brief residency in the united states which ended before her first birthday. the defendant, julia lynch, was born in the city of new york in 1819 of alien parents during their temporary sojourn in that city. she returned with them the same year to their native country and always resided there afterwards. judge lewis sanford, who wrote
citizenship. the julia lynch case can never be reversed. in court, donald trump wouldn't have a chance against julia lynch, a 14-year-old irish girl who lived in the united states for only a few months and who came by her american citizenship the same way donald trump did, by being born in new york city. so, as the irish say, raise is glass to julia lynch. and tonight, at least make it a saratoga water for once. you drop 40 grand on a new set of wheels, then... wham! a minivan t-bones you.