we and all the other networks call florida for gore.saying, how is bush possibly going to, you though, what's the path he can possibly take, because he's lost michigan, he's going to lose pennsylvania. if anybody wins all three, it's over. >> you can bet that governor bush will be madder than a remained on rained on rooster that his brother, the governor, wasn't able to carry this state for him. >> mr. bush says he is not ready to concede florida. so, that only complicates the evening just a little bit. >> the networks called this thing early, but the people that are counting the votes are coming up with a different perspective. >> george w. bush was a very confident man. i don't think bush ever doubted that he would manage somehow to get elected. >> some new returns came in and suddenly the gore lead that was necessary to make this prediction evaporated. >> what the networks give us, the networks taketh away. nbc news is now taking florida out of vice president gore's column. >> as the night went on, it stayed close until at about 2:00

gore's office. mr. uthmeier explained to mr. gore why he was walking over the memo but the justice department blocked mr. gore from telling us, the committee, the reason why he walked it over. mr. gore says he did not show the memo to anyone else at the justice department. do you know what mr. uthmeier's memo said about the citizenship question? sec. ross: i do not know, as i sit here. rep. cummings: can you keep your voice up? sec. ross: i do not know as i sit here what the memo said. rep. desaulnier: did you direct mr. uthmeier to do the memo and to walk it over because you were concerned about email? sec. ross: i do not have any recollection of that as i sit here. rep. desaulnier: so far, the committee has been unable to get any copies of these documents , despite multiple requests and interviews with your staff and department of justice staff. we need your full commitment with these specific communications that we will get cooperation to get to the facts. otherwise, it is hard for us not to conclude that you are at the very

gore, he said that mr. uthemeyer presented it to him. i'm just -- just for you information, so maybe you can -- that will be helpful in you finding it, okay. >> thank you very much, sir. >> my time has expired. mr. meadows. >> mr. secretary, over here, there seems to be some indication that there were nefarious purposes for including this particular question on the census. do you believe that president bill clinton had nefarious purposes in mind when he included a citizenship question on the 2000 census? >> i have no ability to read president clinton's mind, but i have no reason to believe that he had nefarious purposes in including the question. >> do you have any knowledge of any other democrat president who had nefarious purposes in mind when they included the census question on -- the citizenship question on previous census? >> well, i'm sure there were, but i have not aproposproached as a partisan matter so i haven't tried to differentiate whether there's a democratic president or republican president. >> so you're saying that you'r

john gore who served as acting attorney general of the siecivi rights at the department of justice and wrote a letter requesting the citizenship question, was key podeposed as f the new york lawsuit. he said, quote, i believe i may have discussed the sttopic of apportionment with the attorney general at some point. he then refused to answer questions because that discussion was part of the discussions leading up to his decisions on requesting the citizenship question. mr. secretary, did you ever talk with attorney general jeff sessions about how congressional apportionment is affected by counting all persons in the census, yes or no? >> i listed jeff sessions on my supplemental memo. >> i'll take that as a yes. >> i'd like to answer the question. mr. -- >> this is my time. i'm reclaiming my time. you're not here to ask the questions. i'm here to ask and you respond. it was a yes-or-no question. on july 14th, 2017, chris cobach, secretary of state of kansas, e-mailed you. he said, "as you may recall, as you may recall, we talked about the fact that the u.s. census does not currently ask

al gore said, the marriage of this medium and our open debate have potential to revitalize representatives' democracy. offering a solution for the lack of confidence in government. our country has been strengthened by c-span's progress to deliver on that promise. revitalizing our democracy that is people can have confidence that this institution works for the public interest. on behalf of the house of representatives --dy want to tell you some c-span stories about what children have said about what they have seen when they have watched congress in session, but i'll save that for another day. on behalf of the house of representatives, thank you to founder brian lamb, and the entire c-span family for your enduring contributions to the public debate and to our american democracy. congratulations on 40 years. i'm pleased to yield to the distinguished leader mr. mccarthy. mr. mccarthy: madam speaker, i want to thank the speaker for yielding. i also want to wish her a very happy birthday. . now, many of us here and across the country were first introduced as a child to how government works throu

elizabeth gore with the environmental defense fund was disappointed by this week's debate.ut she's encouraged by alexander's proposal. "we need members of congress from both sides of the isle to come to the table to put their best ideas forward." alexander's plan is much less ambitious than the green new deal but it does contain some similarities. and he might have better luck getting it through congress -- he's chairman of the subcommittee that funds energy research. in washington, i'm drew petrimoulx >>parking garage officially opened at the walnut creek bart station today and with it some sweeping changes there is a huge reduction in the number of daily spots available on a first come first serve bases as well as a dramatic increase in the cost of those spaces. there are a lot more monthly permits spots available now but also at an increased costs and most acknowledge not enough to meet demand. >>crowne force christina tetreault reports from water creek or a lot of commuters are pretty unhappy with those changes. >>a lot of c

gore, when they spoke, mr. newman gave him, quote, a draft letter that would request reinstatement of the citizenship question on the census questionnaire. two months later, the department of justice issued the final letter requesting the citizenship question. we don't know how much it was in influenced by mr. newman's draft. were you aware that mr. newman provided a draft letter to department of justice, if so, can you provide that draft to this committee? sec. ross: first of all, i didn't even know that he was going over to the department of justice, let alone that he might have brought a letter. i believe from what i've been told your characterization of mr. gore's testimony is not exactly correct. i believe that what mr. gore testified was that he wasn't sure who brought him a letter, a draft letter. he thought it might have been mark newman. but i'm also told that -- i'm sorry. i'm not finished with my answer. 05:56:10 secretary, i want to make sure -- you didn't ask mr. newman for the draft letter? sec. r

gore, when they spoke, mr. newman gave him, quote, a draft letter that would request reinstatement of the citizenship question on the census questionnaire. two months later, the department of justice issued the final letter requesting the citizenship question. we don't know how much it was n influenced by mr. newman's draft. were you aware that mr. newman provided a draft letter to department of justice, if so, can you provide that draft to this committee? >> first of all, i didn't even know that he was going over to the department of justice, let alone that he might have brought a letter. i believe from what i've been told your characterization of mr. gore's testimony is not exactly correct. i believe that what mr. gore testified was that he wasn't sure who brought him a letter, a draft letter. he thought it might have been mark newman. >> okay. >> but i'm also told that -- i'm sorry. i'm not finished with my answer. >> secretary, i want to make sure -- you didn't ask mr. newman for the draft letter? k. >> i a

we're joined now by stephanie elam she is the emergency coordinator off the gore camp for docsis without borders hi stephanie good to have you indeed i mean yes africa what can you tell us about the fate of the forty thousand people who were in the camp. when those people came in go to following a new upscale of violence in their town in nigeria on their flight to cameroon because they were afraid because they were scared. they were kept in a very precarious situation with very little services available on the site where there were staying there was a huge lack of food there was also a huge lack of safe drinking water so i myself was able to provide drinking was for them as food for the most vulnerable household however it was not. and now they're back to run where we know the teacher is to teach you a chemise quite in church and we know that there is no services such as high end food shelters etc ok stephanie thanks the question then who's responsible for for making these people return to a place that's no better than when they missed it. when all that we know is that last week authorit

period republicans have increased their majority after the fight for gore judge gore h and judge cavanaughrything elizabeth warren said about the supreme court history was untrue. the reason why filibuster was changes because democrats and for the first time in history decided to use the filibuster to stop the supreme court nominee. >> donald trump should announce this, he nominated supreme court justices, and, if it's such a great idea, why float it? we cut the number of justices just a few years ago. democrats do not agree that this is a good thing to do, there will be a debate in the primary. what it is though is a debate on how we can all get things done. that has to do with democrats winning the presidency in the senate. let's have a debate about this. it is something that if you are running for president, they will say what you are going to do. and some republicans have supported changing the republicans in the path. >> congress can set it, but it wasn't six. that was something that the, does it change the number of times seven times, and, i want to read something in the headline, an

listen to al gore, crazy al gore. >> i don't think there -- obviously, there is no basis for doubtingther nature is telling us now. it's beyond the consensus of 99% of the scientists. just listen to mother nature and the climate-related extreme weather events that have quadrupled in recent years. the old strategy of trying to fool people into disbelieving the event evidence in front of their own eyes is failing. >> all this doomsday hysteria is nothing new. remember, al gore claimed that mount kilimanjaro would be a snow free without a decade in more than 2007, the arctic could be ice free within five years. that's not al gore.e remember the acid rain scare of the ' 70s and '80s, destruction of our forests turned out to be fueled by panic, bad science and, yes, a political agenda. don'te forget the ap article frm 1989 that we only have ten years to save the planet. we are starting a new cycle, 12 years. let me be clear, we should all be good stewards of our environment, we won clear air, water, and want healthy lives and to preserve mother nature. but pushing alarmism, fears about the

that's not al gore. ' 70s and possibly 80s, destruction of our forests turned out to be fueled by panic, bad science and, yes, a political agenda. don't forget the ap article from 1989 that we only have ten years to save the planet. we are starting a new cycle, 12 years. let me be clear, we should all be good stewards of our environment, we won clear air, water, and want healthy lives and to preserve mother nature. but pushing alarmism, fears about the world ending in 12 years to advance the most radical political agenda? it's not about any of that. it's designed to scare you, designed to make you sign on to a massive government takeover of your life where you will be told what you can go to a doctor or what kind of car you can drive, where you are allowed to eat meat or not. just as comrade bill de blasio. meat free mondays for kids in new york. even eliminate plans, oils, cows, and the combustion engine. while the green new deal might have fresh faces like egg like sands ryo casa cortez, it's full of t

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and the court you'll find a real eye catcher that gore's falk a former training sailing boat built inone thousand nine hundred thirty three and these planks to top the captain's cabin has seen german russian and ukrainian skippers rest their weary heads. the vessel was built and hamburg and was given to the soviet union as reparation after world war two in one thousand nine hundred one it became property of the ukrainian merchant navy. since two thousand and three the course fox has been back in its original harbors serving first and foremost as a museum the vessel which is not sea worthy anymore is maintained by an association that hopes to one day bring the old lady back to see. the building you see right behind me was built several decades after the gores fought but it's just as impressive sins' opening its doors in two thousand and eight. has welcomed over half a million visitors a year and once inside he'll understand why prepared to enter the underwater world . it's speeding time in the old siani homes large pool for shoaling fish there has to be enough food to satisfy the appet

supreme court before bush versus gore was significantly higher than cents in. the public's perception of the politicized mission of the courts. the public only knows what they hear and what they see in the media. yesterday, i read in an article in the sun sentinel that the governor of florida made a comment about this meeting and the three new supreme court justices on our court. this is what he said -- these three new justices are willing to reverse bad precedent and not legislate from the bench. view or any ofy the folks on the panels of view of a bad precedent may not be the same and probably is not. your view and my view and their view from the bench is probably not -- and in some cases, absently not -- the same. perceives when they hear comments about bad precedent and legislating from the bench is something they don't necessarily understand. the public generally does not understand. the court serves the public needs and the court protects the interest of the public because in my view, that is what the constitution did when it created the third branch of g

in the midst of this, gore calls back.hollywood producers don't have the creativity to come up with that reality can be even more interesting. no one could have predicted the nature of his presidency which was really defined by 9/11 and the war. you saw him struggle with that and his political standing took big hit. how did you work through that? how did that impact on you? >> it didn't impact me. but as a loyal brother, who loved him, it hurt. i felt like the last two years, particularly, they gave up fighting. the team, they were getting pounded. okay. just take incoming. and i always thought that was wrong. the surge was successful. and the war on terror was successful in some ways and they stopped defending it. it was interesting being governor for six of those years. and there were times when it wasn't front and center and damage was being done in some ways. like the hurricane responses. i never blamed fema for anything. fema didn't do a great job but my job was to deal with that. we were grateful for the support. it

. >>> now to our stories the gore has declared a state of emergency.ome evacuations orders remain in place. 2000 buildings were flooded some under 8 feet of water. >>> all of the winter storms are easing the drought in california. there was a monthly snow survey. the snow pack statewide in 153% of average. >> the berkeley city come is banning overnight r.v. parking on city streets. many find rv an affordable alternative. many complain about sanitation and safty issue's. advocates opposed the stricter measures saying the city needs to offer annual terp tiff -- alternative i'm a nonprofit is off an effort to build such complexes. the goal is to keep in the mission district from feeling forced out. >> that's right. we're on mission street near 16th. this is one of the sites where affordable housing is being built along with a child care center. >> finding good child care can be a challenge. the family resource center in bay view run by a nonprofit serves low income families. this is a safe place. it's still a struggle. >> it's very stressful for parents.

called a witness the immediate aftermath of the attacks he was driving past the al gore mosque and saw people running he jumped out of his call to help the wounded and the dying it was a. daughter who are fighting for their laws particularly the daughter to be about five she was touching god. i've not a vote and managed to get the father of the daughter in the back of that and out because the ambulances were coming on their way to latin because i was on the edge of the court and i would let them because the area was a secure. you know what happened to that go what's been going on here that there was a father and daughter that hostile wife and the daughter this fall i don't know whether that was the same. volatile that we were here. in wellington new zealand's prime minister met with muslim communities to again stress a solid darity and support and around the country a christian church services muslim victims were in the thoughts and prayers more than thirty people remain in hospital some still in a critical condition many of the patients that are being operated on from the incident req

>> donna: democratic parties, and by the way, i was campaign manager for al gore.you all know the vice president chose joe lieberman. i think we have to lower the temperature, lower the rhetoric and stop yelling at each other. there is no question we are a big temp party, but we do not in any way tolerate any forms of bigotry. anti-semitism, islamophobia, homophobia, racism. we are not going to allow thesisms to divide us, distract us what we would like to accomplish as americans. let me say this on a personal level, chelsea clinton is a woman of valor. i admire her courage and the way that she was composed during that entire process. but she is a leader and i also believe she is a healer. >> dana: donna brazile, welcome to fox news. delighted to have you and we look forward to having you again. next time you come on the five, bring me something to eat. >> donna: this is my big boo not debut. thank you so much. new zealand getting ready to take action after the deadly massacre in the country's history plus the deadly flooding in the meat -- midwest and it could get

gore being the first. or palm beach board of whatever v whoever was the first. most recent was trump v. hawaii and the travel ban. that audio came out 42 minutes after the arguments ended. they do pump live audio elsewhere in the building so if u are in the lawyer's lounge or press office. so in terms of pushback, grassley and leahy, senators on the judiciary committee, cowrote a letter last year saying with we get cameras let's do same day audio and chief justice response was none. he had no response. we are going to try to get same day audio. i do think we'll get there eventually. i think the problem that i have with same day audio it's saying those 27 cases are the 27 most important cases in the last 19 years. maybe for them but not for me or you. so by singling out and saying this is the case we do same day audio -- maybe the other -- making the other cases feel bad. so i think we'll get there. i do think we'll get there. i think that, look, there's two circuit courts that do live audio and every other single court releases audio within 24 hours. this is som

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a journalist author and experts on the far right in austria in berlin we have emily gore sensi research an advisory board member to the prosecution project a research lab studying political violence she is the creator of first vigil a database tracking far right criminality since two thousand and sixteen and joining us from washington d.c. cynthia miller professor of sociology at the american university and author of the extreme gone mainstream commercialization and the far right youth culture in germany welcome to the program so michael bombs bullets how prevalent is this identity hereon movement in austria and how connected is it to the current austrian government i mean they they are distancing themselves from this group but how how connected are they really you know right now there is this process of distancing especially from the far we don't party which is in government but in fact there are a lot of very close and proven ties between the f.p.o. which is in government and the i did to terri and movement is fascist group so what we could say is that the. group i did that area movem

what all the humanitarian actors can do all right stephanie jaime on emergency coordinator for the gore camp for doctors without borders thank you welcome. a diplomatic spat between one day and uganda has led to severe disruption to cross border traffic and she is a further deterioration of relations between the two neighbors one day fictive closed that to an across the last week the softer accusing the ugandan authorities off all betrayed detention of one hundred citizens and accusing uganda of backing groups which oppose the london government and that has made to days and days of long tailbacks at the tune of crossing mari's have been waiting to cross the border since last week negotiations have been ongoing to allow the passage of perishable and flammable goods between a carries the vast majority of trade between the two countries. spoke to ugandan government spokesperson or formal it called on one day to resolve the current standoff via diplomatic channels and denied later positions would raise it does matter is not conducted where the media. should be funded through the normal dipl

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many africans sold into captivity left from west african slave trade hubs such as goree island in sinegal nigeria and from we've been in now for more than a million people these states were the last they would take on african soil before being forced aboard a slave ship today the door of no return remembers this painful potch of african history. and that's where we'll leave it from africa you can catch all stories on our website and facebook page up i. hope today don't miss our highlights. new program online w dot com hard. closely. carefully. don't lose simply be sure to get. discover who. subscribe to the documentary. welcome to the world of arts and culture with me robin merrill where featuring maxime who said to be the best crossover pianist in the world also coming up. fifty years ago john lennon and yoko ono shared their bed with the world's press to promote world peace did they succeed we'll find out. and the swedish artist jew and their weird i'm on the full stop motion videos. of the croatian musician maxime irvin started playing the piano when he was eight a new after just a few

racism exists but it is not welcome here this service exactly two weeks off to be al gore and linwood mosques were targeted by a white extremist gunman was broadcast on big screens around the country representatives from more than fifty countries came to hear islamic welcomes and prayers. and then the slow recital of the names of those killed all fifty of them. among them was her. husband survived on stage he spoke of forgiveness i don't support in the wrong action but at the same time i cannot deny the fact that he is my human brother the daughter of another victim spoke to about her father he was a really nice man. thank you. with the work performance is to from a local saying as i was the and use of islam cat stevens who sung about peace. to the. twenty two people remain in hospital following the fifteenth attack for them recovery will be slow to new zealand to this national remembrance had a theme that came up again and again in the speech he was on stage and that theme was. to divide people in opposition on the talk of the program. we all one hundred thomas al-jazeera. an egyptia

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gore v. oklahoma. taking time and money away from state and local officials who desperately need that money to administer free and fair elections, not pay bogus legal fees. prevent n 2002 would things like gore v. florida. this will deny states voters their constitutional right to limit voting by people who have been convicted of murder, violent felonies including, by the way, get this, voter fraud. these provisions are patently unconstitutional. the supreme court, including liberal justice ginsburg, breyer, sotomayor, should nothing in the constitution lends itself to the view that voting qualifications in federal election are to be set by congress. further, the 14th amendment of the constitution itself explicitly recognizes the right to states to deny the vote for, nd i quote, participation in crime. third, this is what happens when you bypass the committee process. i spoke about this one on the floor already last week. here we go again. the new majority doesn't like committees. a provision in the bi

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- sheer gore the brothers seemed and their relative comfort with death.the brothers is that a funeral for his lifelong town's friends. jason: the white house denies president trump made a role in his inauguration planning. involved, veryas involved in fact down to the tablecloth. jason: the event is being looked at by federal prosecutors. this is about planning a party, huge party the dust party, a party that cost $100 million. an effort is under a bunch of investigations. the latest is the letter from the house judiciary committee areng questions but there also federal prosecutors in new york and attorneys general in defeat and new jersey who were looking in a broad-based way of how the committee for the inaugural party raised the money, deploy the money. was $107 million. >> about twice as much as obama's, which had been a record before it. the white house has recently said trump had nothing to do with the planning of the party in his honor. we knew from sources around the campaign, the transition and the inaugural but that was not quite true. we set up

al gore, and people like him, cashes inich when he his carbon credits, and this is what it is all about -- they want to stifle our country. host: danny in ohio. liz perera, i don't know where you want to start, maybe the epa. i want to say i am a religious person, i believe in god, and i am committed to protecting gods creation, this earth. the epa sets up very basic standards with industry and scientists at the table to protect people's health and the environment, protect species -- and that is critical. epa is very balanced in its approach and is a critical agency for our country. host: how do you feel about andrew wheeler? andrew will visit: obvious that we were disappointed to see him nominated. we believe he has done the bidding of a lot of industry at and we don'tpa believe he is following the best public health science when he is creating these standards that epa is obligated to create. the interior department is looking to get a new secretary. david bernhardt was on capitol hill for his confirmation hearing yesterday. your thoughts on david bernhardt. is an oilid bernhardt lobby

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gore v. oklahoma. taking time and money away from state and local officials who desperately need that money to administer free and fair elections, not pay bogus legal fees. prevent n 2002 would things like gore v. florida. this will deny states voters their constitutional right to limit voting by people who have been convicted of murder, violent felonies including, by the way, get this, voter fraud. these provisions are patently unconstitutional. the supreme court, including liberal justice ginsburg, breyer, sotomayor, should nothing in the constitution lends itself to the view that voting qualifications in federal election are to be set by congress. further, the 14th amendment of the constitution itself explicitly recognizes the right to states to deny the vote for, nd i quote, participation in crime. third, this is what happens when you bypass the committee process. i spoke about this one on the floor already last week. here we go again. the new majority doesn't like committees. a provision in the bi

their investigation at the scene yesterday night and workers are currently underway for mystique al gore to reopen so the muslim community can return to pray there this friday afternoon. give you tell us how this is a tragedy affected the national attitude towards gun ownership. the prime minister admitted that there were massive loopholes in new zealand's gotten lost that needed to be addressed and while adding these would be addressed by the new legislation that her cabinet is currently working on and the new legislation would be announced in the coming days earlier the finance minister also mentioned the possibility of gun buybacks and meanwhile new zealanders are beginning to hand in their firearms voluntarily to police and at least forty weapons have been handed in so far by a. person per minute joining us from new zealand from auckland thanks very much for being with us. let's check in now with some of the other stories making the news a u.s. court has found that the weed killer roundup was a factor in causing cancer on a seventy year old man it is the second major legal defeat for

they would've never been supreme court in all gore likely would've been the president. on both sides have to be watching this worried. david: if there is another presidential term of trump, if he wins reelection in 2020, is it possible that by then there may be a place for mark cuban? >> may be. it's possible but i don't see anyone coming from the right. somebody breaking off in the gop seems more like a pipe dream. a couple folks especially based in washington d.c. and some in new york who think the republican party has in hijacked. uas get back from folks in the right wing lanes. you've got nice and gary bald -- barry goldwater. in the pushback they oftentimes are successful and i don't think there's a big appetite on the right as much as there is on the left. david: one thing donald trump is due have to fix america and keep it on the right track. they want someone who has real world experience even in the wild word of realist date, then as a possible at the very least whoever that may be to be from the real world rather than the academic or political one. >> someone

there was a time when vice president gore was running for president. when they were doing debate preparation, tom downey was playing the part of bush. -- gote transom, he gap a copy of the debate. he did not read it, he gave it to the fbi because he knew that was a crime. that is not what happened when the trump folks got word of what the russians were up to. host: our first call comes from doug in washington state on the republican line. good morning, go ahead. doug from washington state, hello? caller: hello. i don't understand how come our sayinghis morning keeps they were convicted of colluding when none of them were. it was for lying and tax evasion and stuff like that. general flynn had every right to talk to the russians. he was going to be the whatchamacallit. mueller said no one colluded. not trump or anyone in the campaign, that is what it says. guest: thank you. they did get convicted. was the national security advisor and he is having inappropriate contacts with the russians and lying about it. that is serious. we can argue if it is collusi

you can't just abracadabra your way what's in the report and who's ox will be gored next. but this is the nature of a fishing expedition and unverified, as the president would say, hoaxes and witch hunts. you never really know when they're going to end and you never really know what's going to happen next. i'm surprised everybody wants all the information to come out, though. because there certainly are people who have cooperated with the investigation who couldn't stop texting and talking with the media. >> on the issue of obstruction of justice, do you guys wish he had weighed in more fully on that, and how do you kind of reach that conclusion there was no obstruction when it's still sort of an open question? >> well, i read the quotes, no obstructive conduct. so clearly they have concluded no obstructive conduct. i'll take that. versus the collusion, collusion, watergate, watergate of two years. so i sort of like our odds today. but -- however, the failure to find obstruction means that no obstruction was written into the report. for a reason. but let's not forget where

as you list those states, obviously those are states that voted for al gore in 2000 and hillary clintonghts the partisan nature of this effort but right now even with colorado announcing they are going to join the compact, 181 electoral votes, they have to get to 270 votes before this contract takes effect. they have to recruit a lot more states right now before this goes into effect and they have a long way to go. rob: if estate vote for one candidate and their delegate since their vote for another person. i feel like that -- that would be an outrage. >> you hear these days a lot about constitutional crises. i can't think of one worse than this. if you talk about problems, risks between red states and blue states, just wait until rural voters are at the mercy of the big urban areas of the country. this would set a constitutional crisis in our country. rob: it is interesting. jillian: thank you for your time. rob: 17 minutes after the hour. a judge blocking ice is bright's request to fast-track the case to come back to the us. her attorney says she is in danger. the trump administration