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AVN spoke to lawyers representing the plaintiffs and defendants in a high-profile labor rights case.
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AVN spoke to lawyers representing the plaintiffs and defendants in a high-profile labor rights case.
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Response as long as they could but it's important for the public to see the facts that the fbi acted appropriately in seeking a warrant in carter page. they're not part of some deep state as the president would like the public to believe. kelly: schiff adds this, will continue to investigate russian interference in 2016 campaign. by the way all members of congress return to today so we will see what takes place in the coming weeks, todd, jillian. jillian: yes, we will, today supreme court will hear arguments on labor case potentially crippling public employee unions, the justices will decide w...
University of new york. amy, what is the court saying here? this doesn't apply to all public employees. this only applies to a person group of them? what is the court saying and how is it drawing that distinction? >> in 1977 there was a case against the board of education, a case in which the supreme court said public sector employees can't be required to join a union. if they don't want to join the union they can still be required to pay what's called an agency fee, the cost associated with collective bargaining. that's been the law for almost 40 years. a couple years ago another labor case, ...
The house in that case. it was their job to determine when they recess, not the president. they rebuked the president's overreach on that one. you take a look at the union case you mention today. people need to understand, obviously the hobby lobby case was a gigantic victory. it overshadowed the labor case. a woman's mother taking care of her child at home against a small state subsidy constituted a state employee only for the purposes of union agency fees. and the supreme court there said, no. you don't get to do that. and this -- go ahead. >> let me ask you about this. between the recess ap...