i think justice anthony kennedy will retire. >> that's a big one. >> and i think my sister and she will have another cat. she has four. but she swear she is not to get another one, but i think it could be an addiction. i predict a fifth cap. >> i predict she will not stop at five cats, because she's a young woman which is scary to become a cat lady at a young age maybe stop at four. >> i can see a lot of cats. i cannot stand to be around cats. >> some people have allergies. >> to have a 25-point i don't cope. >> is gonna say that my son is a huge consumer cap videos. slick something people cannot grasp what's going on. >> used to do that all the time what about net neutrality. it just freezes me up. it gets me going. >> was of this a prediction segment? >> i was reacting to what you're saying. i think one, it's too much test for impeachment or indictment. i think the democrats take back the house and maybe even the senate. i think it's a wave election. number two, and this is for my lovely friend to my left, no wall. >> ground will be broken. >> guess what -- >> can we take a field trip

it's a great case in 1886 that anthony kennedy has mentioned many, many times on the supreme court and that's all about immigration. we will have two very good guess onset in washington and we got a deo journalt pducerho go out around the country to the places that help tell the story for eachne of those cases. we'll go to san francisco, it was about chinese laundromats in san francisco. for the civil rights cases that was a case that overturned in 1875 law, made it unconstitutional. after the supreme court ruled against that come jim crow laws went into effect in this country. frederick douglas makes an amazing speech just a week afterwards so we'll take you to the place where frederick douglas makes that speech. that's a all of it up on the s. we will want your phone calls,, tweets, interact with the audience to really talk about how the shows are relevant today. >> be sure to watch season two of landmark cases beginning april 26 at 9 p.m. eastern life on c-span, c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. to help you better understand each case we had a companion guide writ

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justice anthony kennedy it seemed to speak for a majority on the bench saying the reason they are perjuringhem is they want to protect the voter rolls from people that have moved and they are voting at the wrong district. that's the reason. what we're talking about are the best tools to implement. >> this is permissible because what ohio doing is lawful they are not knocking people off the rolls simply because of a failure to vote. instead what they are doing is they're saying you failed to respond to our inquiry. >> we have this culture that's come up of trying to limit the vote as much as possible in order to gain a partisan advantage. >> shannon: we expect a decision on the court by june. the washington free beacon alleges white house officials and congressional leaders are scrambling to save the iran nuclear deal. the white house is staring down a friday deadline in order to preserve the nuclear agreement -- it would have to await key economic sanctions on iran. officials are working to convince the president of that waving these sanctions is for now the best course of action. in washin

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a federal appeals court sided with the challengers, but during arguments today, justice anthony kennedyually the courts swing vote, said that states are "trying to protect their voter rolls." willis warning it reduce its level of cooperation with the nuclear watchdog if the trump administration fails to extend sanctions waivers by a mid-january deadline. president trump decertified the deal on october 13 and is expected to announce on friday whether he will reimpose penalties against iran. says news president rebel attacks have profit him to pull his chief negotiator out of peace talks with the country's last remaining insurgent group. in an address today, the president condemned the attacks and said he is asking gestapo bell to return from talks in ecuador "to evaluate the process." representative's from colombia's government and the national liberation army were slated to meet today to discuss the terms of a new cease-fire. global news 24 hours a day to howard more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. back to you in washingto

today, justents this anthony kennedy, usually the supreme court's swing vote, said that the courts areetect their voter rolls. republicans in north carolina are saying they will delay a decision to strike down on the state's congressional maps. they said that the districting plan was violating the states constitutions and says it gives the gop an unfair advantage. set to approve another set of districts by january 24. director --t i a cia director is outraged over the russian election meddling. at a cybersecurity conference in new york, he said he urged congress to pass a law requiring that at ei and cia to provide reports on possible foreign interference in advance of upcoming elections. in the meantime, a new report by of russiancrats interference concludes that some western democracies have responded with aggressive countermeasures, but that report critical of is also what it used as a lack of urgency from president trump. >> the current president barely acknowledges the threat posed by mr. puritans repented tax -- mr. to effectively counter this type of aggression. republican on th

anthony kennedy has mentioned many times in the supreme court, and that is about immigration. we have two very good guests in washington and we have a journalist who will go around the country to the places that will help tell stories in each of those cases. will go to san francisco about chinese laundromats in san francisco. civil rights cases that was overturned that made it unconstitutional after the supreme court wrote that jim crow laws went into effect. frederick douglass makes an amazing speech just a week afterwards, so will take you where frederick douglass made that speech. we want your phone calls, tweets, interact with the audience to talk about how he shows are relevant today. >> be sure to make them are c-span,ive on c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. to help you better understand each case, we have a companion guide written by court journalist. landmark cases volume two. the book costs eight dollars and $.95. joining us now, teresa no -- host: joining us now theresa peirno of the national park conservation association, president and c.e.o., he

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appeals court signed with the challenges, but during arguments today at the high court, justice anthony kennedyually the swing vote, said that states are trying to "protect their voter rolls." armany is maintaining highlight stance on brexit. angela merkel will demand the u.k. pay for the privilege of its banks having access to eu markets after it leaves the block. that is according to officials from two key german departments. global news 24 hours a day. powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. crumpton, this is bloomberg. scarlet: thank you so much. like sports broadcasting is changing as tech and media companies extreme games online to attract viewers.that includes nflmpany that will stream games on the yahoo! sports at. we had spoken earlier with the ceo, tim armstrong. right now we are joined with the director of the nfl players association. we hear that the power has gone out at the event in los vegas. the generators kicked in. thank you for staying with us here. there have been changes with how sports.me live streaming agreements have been construct

versus maryland, it's the power of hours to write laws that can overrule the states. 1986 that anthony kennedy mentioned many times is all about immigration. we will have two very good guests here on set in washington and we have a journal's producer who will go around the country to the places that help tell the stories for each one of those cases. wo, we will go to san francisco. it is about the letter mats in san francisco's. -- san francisco. lissa laurent's case, -- civil rights case, that is when jim crow laws began in this country. we want to hear your phone calls, tweets, interact with the audience and talk about how these shows are relevant today. >> fisher to see c-span -- season 2 of landmark cases. to help you better understand each case, we have a companion guide written by a veteran supreme courtournals, tony morrow. $8.95 plussts shipping and handling. go to www.c-span.org /landmarkcases. up next, a forum on government ethics regulations for federal employees and president trump's decision to maintain control of his business operations while in office. they include the messenger

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it's a great case in 1986 that anthony kennedy has mentioned many times in the supreme courtt and the foam about immigration. we will have very good guess on saturday in washington with a producer who will go out around the country to the places that help tell the story for each of them.. one is about chinese laundromats in san francisco for the civil rights cases that was in 1875 made unconstitutional after the supreme court ruled against it they went in effect in this country just a wee week afterwas so we take you to the place where frederick douglass makes that speech so that is a little bit of on the said. >> that vote was 55-43. the director of the congressional budget office testified on capitol hill today. he was asked about the recent three week budget deal and healthcare costs. that is next on c-span2. then immigration and government funding later able to retirement strategies the head of the office talked about the u.s. economic outlook iand the federal debt at an oversight hearing. keith hall was asked about health care costs, immigration policy and government funding. he

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here and the columnist of the daily beast, anthony and fox news contribute, a buckeye fan for the ages, marie harvest. welcome everyone. >> thank you. kennedye democrats delight in this bannon-trump riff? >> yes. kennedy: how so? >> the book taken overall show as white house and an administration in chaos. particularly at the beginning but also continuing to this day. the fight that there's infighting and so much lack of focus i think makes the democrats think wait a second, this is why we didn't think president trump should win. kennedy: is this the thing that the democrats are hoping brings the president down or is it the kind of thing where voter goes, yeah, it's neat and dramatic, like something you could see on "house of cards" but at the same time i just got a job and my taxes are lower. >> or i lost my health insurance and my friend is a dreamer and i don't know if they're going to stay. >> it is very inside baseball for us in the media, us in new york and washington. but it's indicative of a larger problem in the republican party. you have a situation like deen heller -- kennedy: steve bannon was going for the soul of the party. he

kennedy: good evening, my fellow citizens. this government, as promised, has maintained the closest surveillance of the soviet military buildup on the island of cuba. >> anthony: this is the cuba i grew up with. >> narrator: mankind teeters precariously on the brink of a thermal nuclear war. >> anthony: the missile crisis. duck and cover. hide under your desk, kids, cover yourselves with wet newspaper, because we're all going to die. >> narrator: the flames of crisis burn far stronger, fed and fanned by the bitter tirades of fidel castro. >> anthony: and this guy, always in the fatigues, underlining with every appearance that we were two nations in a never-ending state of war. >> president obama: today, the united states of america is changing its relationship with the people of cuba. we will begin to normalize relations between our two countries. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la la ♪ ♪ ♪ >> anthony: cuba has been sitting here 55 years now, half an ho

kennedy: is either side seek answers or the truth? let me go to my armed and dangerous panel. marie harf is here along with the host of the anthony cumia show and jamie weinstein. welcome back. let's discuss this. my feeling is we don't know because we haven't seen a lot of this stuff. it's impossible for us to make judgment calls. so right now of course it many politicized. >> why don't we allow the investigations to run their course and see what comes out. i hate to agree with chuck schumer. there are a lot of conspiracy theories circulating. >> two days ago rush limbaugh suggested because of the deep state we have to take in the possibility that cia misled the bush administration about weapons of mass destruction. kennedy: rush limbaugh is not allowed teen farm chair civil libertarian. >> people who used to have to want to tap into phones are now reversing their arguments. kennedy: those people still wanted to do that last week when they reauthorized section 702 of the fisa act. >> i love this the investigation of the investigation of the investigations going on. what it's doing, it's getting the people where they don't really

kennedy: good evening, my fellow citizens. this government, as promised, has maintained the closest surveillance of the soviet military buildup on the island of cuba. >> anthonylear war. >> anthony: the missile crisis. duck and cover. hide under your desk, kids, cover yourselves with wet newspaper, because we're all going to die. >> narrator: the flames of crisis burn far stronger, fed and fanned by the bitter tirades of fidel castro. >> anthony: and this guy, always in the fatigues, underlining

kennedy assassinated in 1968. and great nephew of the late presidentjfk and sen. president reagan's state of the union. lets speak to our north american reporter anthony zurcher.portant is the response? well and to contrast with the president. president. is difficult to match that and go toe to toe with that in response. toe to toe with that in response. responder has been overshadowed a little bit. little bit. was famous for taking a drink of water in the middle of its response. water in the middle of its response. putting the spotlight they tend to wilt. it can make or break a career. response to the final barack 0bama stayed of the union address. stayed of the union address. domestic concerns after the nomination of hillary clinton. nomination of hillary clinton. message and setting the stage for the midterms. quite a shop window. but in a way it is to the younger generation of democrats. generation of democrats. moment the congressional leadership is dominated by the old guard. is dominated by the old guard. schumer, older members of the house and they have been knocked for that. and they have been knocked for that. their older and they feel no need to ref