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Minister and the cabinet secretary, simon case, if they get fixed penalty— simon case, if they get fixed penalty notices, and they may not -et penalty notices, and they may not get fixed — penalty notices, and they may not get fixed penalty notices at all at the end — get fixed penalty notices at all at the end of this, but those are the only two— the end of this, but those are the only two names the government intend to publish _ only two names the government intend to publish. there is disquiet in whitehaii— to publish. there is disquiet in whitehall about lack of strategy from _ w...

That said separate but equal. and it turned out that they said yeah, you're right, that is not unconstitutional. >> well, we don't have time machines or crystal ballings. the beauty of the law is we have each side that has the duty to represent their sides, if somebody objects to the law he can go to court and contest it. did we get a final resolution? and one thing that is so ironic, if the california attorney general who refused to uphold the law had actually done her duty and defended the law her citizens passed we may be sitting here today with a law that the united states supreme court, t...

When he says profiling, that's what he means. >> do you find it strange, mark, that a judge is describing what kind of words can be used in opening statement? >> it is beyond strange. i was laughing with marsha about this. that the preview language before opening statement, someone can act as editor beforehand, say you can say this word, can't say that word. my experience is you make your opening statement. if you go over the line, somebody objects, it is argumentative, motion to strike, that's it. so i don't quite understand it. the idea that race is an elephant in the room as sonny says coul...

You can pretend it is not there, don't have to say the word or say the word race, we're all going to know what it is about. when he says profiling, that's what he means. >> do you find it strange, mark, that a judge is describing what kind of words can be used in an opening statement? >> it is beyond strange. i was laughing with marsha about this. that the preview language before opening statement, someone can act as editor beforehand, say you can say this word, can't say that word. my experience is you make your opening statement. if you go over the line, somebody objects, it is argumentative...