and that's legitmation. your suggestion that the father could pass on citizenship without even legitimizization. >> does he say that? >> but this is a question of remedy. and to -- but and also in lehrer versus robertson, if the father filed a document and got notice of the proceeding, he didn't get the veto power that near had before legit ms.ization. that's what happens when the father legitmates. he is not put in the same position as the mother. because of two parents, it's a two-parent family. let me point out page 38 of the brief where the statelessness is addressed. it's clear that the interests that i identify that congress wanted to ensure that the child would have citizenship at birth and not be divested. >> thank you, counsel. the case is submitted. >>> a couple of live hearings to hear about. the securities and exchange commission chair marry jo white announces she is stepping down. she testifies about oversight before the house financial services committee tomorrow. live coverage starts at 10:00

here we are talking about a legitmation requirement, as the historians have pointed out, when it really meant marriage, then that is a much more significant burden placed on the father because the father may not be able to -- may not be able to satisfy the requirement at all, for example, if the mother is not available, she doesn't want to marry the father or -- >> or if she is already married. >> or if she is already married. >> 8 u.s.c. 1409 c, doesn't say a word about legitmation. >> it's in 14098. >> it doesn't apply, notwithstanding subsection a. notwithstanding subsection a, somebody whose born outside the u.s. out of wedlock shall be held to be required at birth the nationalality stated of his mother if his mother is a u.s. citizen and had been physically in the united states for one year. i don't see anything that says they have to be legitimized for the mother to get that. applies only it after there has been -- >> 1409 a and the first words of c.r. notwithstanding the provision of subsection a. i guess i can figure it out later. >> let me see if i can try to help you, justice

. >> how important is it that the loser play a crucial role in legitmizing the winner in this winner?oesn't that say a lot about what our country is. >> role models, it is be al gore. we went six weeks from the recount. when the supreme court sought the recount. he came out and gave a gracious speech because he said seeing the daily threat to the country, he said the next president is going to face a threat. we need to be united with him behind him. and sure enough of course 10, 11 months later we have the 9/11 attacks. the president is united behind president bush and he responded strongly. >> so do you think that hillary clinton and donald trump have concession speeches prepared. >> oh, yes. well, we know -- we know one of them does, yes. clinton definitely has the two speeches. because she is a pro. >> trump has said that he will -- >> trump will rift. and we will see. and it is very important what he says tonight. you know, if he doesn't win. he has to come out with a console message because 40 to 50% do not believe that this election is legit. >> would you agree he that the loser