host: katie keith. katie: thank you for that. i would add that some of the covid relief packages that congress has passed already really build on the affordable care act framework to do covid relief. of the covid testing provisions can be delivered. passed usesongress the affordable care act to make that happen. it is about something even bigger than health insurance at this point. host: she raised up the issue of timing. but what about the timing of the case itself. any insight into the justices placing this on their dock at the week after the election, or is that just the way things work out? katie: i think it was the way things worked out. the schedule is entirely within the court's control. pandemic,cause of the there were a number of things held over from the last term. it pushed some of the cases, but i think it just happened to be that way. we will hear a little bit more and we will try to raise 18 leaf read a tea leaf -- leaf. people can enroll through december 15, but we won't see a decision in this case until the spring

then we will talk about the affordable care act case being heard by the supreme court with katie keith of georgetown university. a discussion of the biden presidential transition with karen holt, virginia tech's political science professor and white house advisory member. watch the washington journal 7:00 eastern. join with your phone calls, texts, and tweets. host: we are joined by scott long with the hill newspaper, covering congress for quite some time. you have a lame-duck session coming in here shortly in the u.s. but before we get to the next congress, tell us what the next few weeks or month looks like on the u.s. house side in particular. guest: the house of representatives will come back to washington after this historic election to hold their leadership elections. it looks like democrats are moving forward with their leadership elections next week. that favors nancy pelosi. the quicker the election, the less time there is for their to build any momentum in opposition against her. nowe is some chatter right from moderates who are just crumpled about the number of seats that ha

elections then we will talk about the affordable care act case being heard by the supreme court with katie keith of georgetown university. also a discussion of the biden presidential transition with karen holt, virginia tech andtical science repressor, white house advisory board member. watch "washington journal" at 7:00 a.m. eastern. and be sure to join the conversation. >> the supreme court hears oral arguments on the affordable care act and consolidates texas versus california and california versus texas. care law was challenged by texas after a 2017 republican tax law eliminated the penalty for not having health care insurance. >> former fbi deputy director testifies on the crossfire hurricane investigation, which looks at russian interference in the 2016 election. watch live coverage on c-span3. stream or listen on the c-span radio app. >> monday, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell met with the newly elected kate -- elected republican senators.

at 8:00, katie keith of georgetown university on the affordable care act case being heard by the supreme court. at 8:45, karen hult, virginia tech political science professor and white house transition project advisory board member discusses the biden presidential transition. host: from capitol hill to the justice department, top republican officials, including attorney general william barr, are lining up behind president trump's efforts to challenge the election win of president-elect joe biden. good morning. welcome to "washington journal" for this tuesday, november 10, 2020. the attorney general authorizing late yesterday federal investigation into any court substantial claims of voting issues. meanwhile, the majority leader, mitch mcconnell, opening the senate, lame duck session, supporting the president'sers. we'd like to hear your thoughts on that. here are the lines to use if you are a democrat the line

host: katie keith. katie: thank you for that. would add that some of the covid relief packages that congress has passed already really build on the affordable care act framework to do covid relief. of the covid testing provisions can be delivered. passed usesongress the affordable care act to make that happen. it is about something even bigger than health insurance at this point. host: she raised up the issue of timing. but what about the timing of the case itself. any insight into the justices placing this on their dock at the week after the election, or is that just the way things work out? katie: i think it was the way things worked out. the schedule is entirely within the court's control. pandemic,cause of the there were a number of things held over from the last term. it pushed some of the cases, but i think it just happened to be that way. we will hear a little bit more and we will try to raise 18 leaf read a tea leaf -- leaf. people can enroll through december 15, but we won't see a decision in this case until the spring o

then we will talk about the affordable care act case being heard by the supreme court with katie keith of georgetown university. a discussion of the biden presidential transition with karen holt, virginia tech's political science professor and white house

will talk about the affordable care act case being heard from the supreme court with policy expert katie keith. also a discussion of the transition with karen holt, a white house advisory court member. watch c-span's washington journal. be sure to join the discussion. your phone calls, facebook comments, texts and tweets. use your mobile devices, laptop -- ande and codices gone go to c-span.org. our latest video is live and on-demand about the transition of power. >> this panel from the new york university forum, analyzing the results of the 2020 elections focused on political polls, campaign spending and the role of social media. and dncand former rnc members spoke at the event. this runs one hour 25 minutes. >> i think we are ready to start the next panel. a robust discussion for the future panels going forward, gave away a few too many secrets, but that is

and we will talk about the affordable care act case being heard by the supreme court with katy keith from georgetown university. also, a discussion of the body presidentialen transition. c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern this morning and be sure to join the discussion. your phone calls, facebook comments, texts, and tweets. new york university hosted a virtual form analyzing the result of the election. this panel includes political reporters, pollsters, and democratic republican -- democratic and republican strategists. it is one hour and 25 minutes. >> that the platform may be topic couldthat the not be more real and consequential. i don't know -- do you think the election was exciting enough the last few weeks and days to get your analytical adrenaline going? i hope so. seriously, of all of the times we have posted the conference over the years, this has got to be one of the more fraught election cycles in our lifetime.

elections then we will talk about the affordable care act case being heard by the supreme court with katie keith of georgetown university. also a discussion of the biden presidential transition with karen holt, virginia tech andtical science repressor, white house advisory board member. watch "washington journal" at 7:00 a.m. eastern. and be sure to join the conversation. >> the supreme court hears oral arguments on the affordable care act and consolidates texas versus california and california versus texas. care law was challenged by texas after a 2017 republican tax law eliminated the penalty for not having health care insurance. >> former fbi deputy director testifies on the crossfire hurricane investigation, which looks at russian interference in the 2016 election. watch live coverage on c-span3. stream or listen on the c-span radio app. >> monday, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell met with the newly elected kate -- elected republican senators.