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conclusion and has been on the census for most of our nation's history and continues to be asked and spotcheckut not of the entire census. it would be shocking to say it is not constitutional but then he went outside the role of what a judge is supposed to be doing in reviewing this by saying, startgo try to delving into this objective rolls here. that is not the legal standard for looking at policies like that were such broad discretion is given. however, overall, it was a very successful term for conservatives in particular. great decisions on religious liberty, separation of powers -- i was very encouraged. "washington journal" continues. host: we are going to reopen our phone line so people can talk to us and the world about their -- the president trump's request to delay the census so they can get court supreme their reasoning for adding a citizenship question. i am going to read a little bit from the reuters story about this. president donald trump on thursday proposed an extraordinary delay to the 2020 census after the u.s. supreme court blocked his efforts to add a citizenship question

question that has been on the senses for most of our nations history and continues to be asked and spotcheck surveys, but not in the entire census. it would be shocking to say it is not constitutional. hetice thomas' dissent said went outside the role of what a judge was supposed to be doing in reviewing this saying let's try to delve into the subjective goals. that is not with the judicial legal standard is looking at policies like that we're such broad discretion is given. that was a real concern to me. overall, it was a very successful term for conservatives in particular. rate decisions on religious liberty, separation of powers. i was very encouraged. our guest on "newsmakers" that follows the washington journal at 10:00 eastern. any time on the free c-span radio app or online at c-span.org. we want to welcome back carl hulse, the author of the book "confirmation bias: inside washington's war over the supreme court, from scalia's death to justice kavanaugh". good sunday morning. thank you for being with us. on the sundaynews morning. the president traveling to south korea crossing into

i am all about a spotcheck. you've not had any of these? i'm not a fan of the scotch egg.e7m you are not a fan... i'm not sure i rememberthe you are not a fan... i'm not sure i remember the last time. i've had scotch eggs. many scotch eggs are a way to go. if you haven't done toasted cheese on crumpets, you haven't lived and also the pie clips on the way forward. —— parklands. i spoke to one producer who microwaves the cheese on the crumpets. that is not the issue. it's putting the cheese on the crumpets in the first place. a whole lot of stuff to get your teeth into literally this morning. thank you very much. if you were studying music, imagine being able to get your inspiration from the piano on which gustav holst wrote ‘the planets'. built 100 years ago, it's now been restored to its former glory and will return to the london school where holst created his most famous work. ian reeve reports. a famous name in an obscure place. piano makerjohn broadwood & sons has workshops in north yorkshire. the company was formed in 1728. mozart, beethoven and liszt all played broadw