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In minutes, we'll talk to the attorney general of the state in dispute but our coverage starts with cnn's jessica schneider who listened to the supreme court oral arguments today on why this case could be the most important case in the history of our american democracy. >> reporter: who controls u.s. elections? that's the central question before the supreme court today. it's a case that revolves around an obscure legal theory that says state legislatures should have the final say on redistricting, not state courts. >> the blast radius from their theory would sew election chaos with a two track...

Prosecutors tomorrow. the manhattan district attorney's office would not confirm or comment on that report. but bannon himself seemed to confirm that in a statement last night. the da's office opened an investigation into bannon's connection with we build the wall. he pocketed $1 million in the scheme. he was then, though, pardoned by trump in that case. we should point out, presidential pardons extend only to federal cases and charges and not to state ones. so to jog people's memories, joe, the federal case that he was pardoned on was the one where he was pulled off a yacht two summers ago. h...

Aughts, the occ became in courts for making itself so attractive to big banks, the banks like jpmorgan eagerly took federal charters over state ones. because there's all these different entities that regulate banks, there can be a race to the bottom. >> oh, yeah, totally. >> this is a really important -- the occ regulates banks and she would be the head of that regulation, is that how this would work? >> that's the basic deal here. understand we have had recent occ -- it's called controller of the currency. we had recent people in this position who refer to the banks, these giant banks, as the...

Federal jobless benefits, not all jobless benefits, particularly state ones, those extended to september in the hope of freeing up more potential workers who seem to be in very short supply as a lot of businesses having a devil of a time hiring workers. let's go to michelle snyder with us, adam with us, last but not least, david with us. adam, the argument has been that if not for those extended benefits, these folks at home would almost assuredly have to be out looking for work. so because they didn't have to do that, businesses weren't able to find workers. what do you think of that argument...

Challenge won't take effect until 2019 when the liquor license is up for removal. this demonstrates the genius of the founders, james madison was so worried about state officials threatening federal officials in the then capital of philadelphia that in federalist paper 43 he decided to create a federal district to protect federal officials from the tierney of state ones which is why we have the district of columbia. ed: it all comes back to that. ti time indeed for night court, donald trump is subject to the same character requirement applied to all other licensees. there is no statuary or sta...