even if you fake doma as the closest analog, there was a big public debate about it. there was congressional notice. they defended it in the lower courts. and then they stopped at at pellate level. you were just noticing this happening like this didn't -- it almost seemed like they tried to sneak this past everyone, nick. >> this came out of nowhere. you know, the three line attorneys that withdrew their names from this case, they're civil servants. these are people who have served across administrations. they have defended programs they disagree with. they've made arguments they personally disagree with. but it just goes to show how outlandish this argument truly is. and the aggressiveness with which the trump administration is pressing it. i think there's a temptation on the -- from the critics and the people who invoke doma to normalize this, to say that this is something we've seen before. but that's just not the case. this is new. it is different. >> go ahead. >> the other point i'd like to make here is this is part of a pattern. so this is not a one-off by the t

. >> well, it is a different situation, because in the doma case, there was a constitutional questionent with the statute, and a huge constitutional values question prevent epresented the nick said the catch phrase, the department has the duty to defend as long as the nonfrivolous argument, buter the arguments are thin, and their duty is clear to enforce the law, defend the law, and doma was a very different type of case. >> you know, maya, it is striking me that one of the things that is happening is that there is all of the focus on the tension between rosenstein and the white house and him pressuring jeff session, and you have jeff sessions over at the doj and sessions is going to work on the doj, and even if he is so far maintaining the integrity of the mueller investigation as far as he can. >> and yes, jeff sessions is on the home team. >> yes. >> and the home team is really about a policy position which is a policy disagreement with the affordable care act. and this is a -- >> right. we don't like it. >> and we don't like uit, and both nick and julie are saying that what we are

mow clint had a gun i had no gun i hope put him in the trunk and you have no gun doma. and what were your options oh i'm not going to win now that i think back on about could win i love that easily that's what i think i want my god i just seen this guy kills one person and they could easily say ok i gotta go take care of these people just dismissed all the cops or at first. i was thinking of them in the meantime does this victim is moaning in the trunk. so i didn't feel like i need to help this guy more what am i going to do to save him by myself other than contact the authorities. but you didn't do that either. so i looked at it. whatever sitting in the car thinking i could i can call nine one one or i can just inform someone knows the guess why i had says something actually i do say some of the hospital i salute and we could just drop my boss out the most room and take off this somebody else person he should've just haven't heard out of the cameras on the hospital. it is so tight and they stand out there. and. they took him out there sort of creak. the only way to mon

the lead doma credits been very supportive of this we also have house floor. we feel very confident that the senate is as well. the medical community has got to be involved in this as well as others as we tried to deal with this crisis that impacts everyone. >> caller: good morning. how are you doing? with all due respect congressman with a straight face can you please explain to me. [inaudible] instead of putting them in jail. you weren't doing that then all of a sudden everyone is worried. that's just the point blank straight about i it. it's all about who is suffering the most from this. that's not fair to anyone. people wonder why we are different when it comes to the american dream. can you honestly teller me thatt was the same thing? >> guest: i wasn't in the congress in the mid-80s but there's no question we need new guidelines. i think there is bipartisan legislation. i'm not a lawyer on the judiciary committee but as i understand it there are guidelines for prison reform. i guess you might call it -- reform that's beginning to move to congress and the

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of operating in l domains, the marine corps is a maneuver force, we to maneuver in all demesnes-- domas, we see lots of advantages that we see in that area, good bit of our funding increase has gone into system intelligence, electronic war fare, control capability, how do we operate? degraded area. our big organization change we did in that area was standing up, is the general talk on the methinformation group. it is not only to put equipping in there, in modernization, but we change the organization significantly to move in that operating concept. our long-range precision fire is trying to increase the range of everything we have. when concerned to artillery, systems looking at everything from a mid term and long-term perspective. the near-term, lacking, we are looking at capability or long range missile capability. going out and procuring something right now that is availablt w at we can integrate into the command and control system. a lot of cases like we have got with our gator radar and our command and control system, we have 5th generation censors out there right now, that is the

aside, so she's in the ridiculous position of trying to pretend his tweets -- are something other than doma going attempts to rally his base by making it seem that zillions of people are pouring across the boards and the democrats are in favor of crime and open borders. >> conservatives are big fan of the constitution and they like to talk about the constitution a lot and so putting yourself on a side of the issue that is opposed to constitution and the right to due process you would think is not a very good al qaeda for a republican president, but back in the early days of the tea party doing a survey to understand folks considered part of the tea party and what motivated them and there was a question, do you agree or disagree that people who worked hard and play by the rules can't get a fair shake and doing the right thing and following the rules, that you've still been getting screwed over in america and a lot of trump suptsers feel that way. they've worked hard and played by the rules and doing things legally and the right way, it is people who break the rules that get a benefit in the

conference room, they were convened at invitation and movement is on the rocks, 2005 clinton had signed doma and they tried to ban gay marriage. california, had another vote and repealed it. the only state in the united states where it was legal for an lgbt person to marry was massachusetts, a massive backlash led by mitt romney, the catholic church, a lot of resistance and was a very dark moment for the community at the time. lgbt marriage did not look inevitable as it does today. it looked impossible. that is where they came up with this idea. we are so stuck, the country has taken a step backwards, how can we advance our cause? dividing up the country, they went from massachusetts to new york, liberal parts of the northeast and 10 states, and civil unions. not the same as marriage but better than what we got, then they said take 10 states and go for domestic partnerships and most importantly take half of the us states and not try to do anything progressive but just try to get discriminatory laws off the books. the idea was how do you take one baby step forward so there was a national mome

and they do it for free because we have to protect the space doma domain. i mean, if you look historically, the department of defense got into this because they were trying to protect national security interest. it's still in america's national security interest to prevent collisions and more orbital debris in space. but i do believe that if the united states of america has a regime that could be commercial and it could be led by a civilian agency, that a lot of companies all over the world are going to want to establish american companies to get the absolute best data for the protection of their billion dollar investments or $100 million investments. big investments. and that, i think, is good for america. it grows the economy. it helps the balance of payment and our trade deficit. and i think that's a big piece of what we ought to be doing. it also could lower insurance premiums if they have access to that data. >> does that -- does that place the onus on us then to make sure that any data sharing from the civilian agency with private firms would be depen

the ruling in the united states ersus windsor, which found section 3 of the defense of marriage act, doma, to be unconstitutional. it highlights the equality act, which was introduced on july 23, 2015 by congressman david cicilline, with bipartisan support i might add as its first comprehensive civil rights bill which amends the civil rights sex, 1964 to include, sexual orientation and gender identity among the prohibited categories of discrimination on segregation in places of public accommodation. it celebrates a eric fanning being sworn in as the first openly gay secretary of the army. mr. speaker, presidents have acknowledged this month as provided month. president clinton was the -- pride month. president clinton was the first president and president obama has followed. it is unfortunate that this president has not done so. this president has not honored the month of june as pride month, although he has honored it as a reason to celebrate many other things. we hope that the president will have a change of heart and will recognize june as pride month because there is good reason to do