." >> host: talk about the decision yesterday, sam baker "national journal" responded. first tell us about how the breakdown of the vote came only so the decision and that eachca side came to its legal arguments supporting and defending it. >> caller: sure. this is a case that if justice scalia was still on the bench this would've been a 5-4 decision. it was a five votes just write down texas requirements which was the for democratically appointed justices and then the three remaining staunch conservatives. on the other side, and the majority opinion was written by justice stephen breyer, clinton appointee, and it is extremely fact focus. it's very long, very detailed just to ge give you since i'm is not a lot of good quotes in it because it doesn't sort of convey a super broad legal principle or really try to make a stand. it's all about texas tried to make this argument and we think that's incorrect for this particular reason, this came up at the trial court and we thinkt the trial court got it right.it so it sort of is nearly written but it is so thorough that a lot

sam baker talks about the ruling on abortion. wydraelizabeth discusses the ruling. his henry olsen shares thoughts on the supreme court cases. this, live at 7:00 morning. mcgirk testifies today c-span.10:00 on >> today, a hearing on the use cruzadical islam. ted holds the hearing. 2:30. live at the senateased that has come to this conclusion. greateron will provide access. americansallow all to be better informed. occassion of meeting a woman who supported my campaign. she was not asking for anything. by.s greatful she came 1894.s born in woman, bornmerican at ae shadow of slavery, african-americans and women could not vote. country until debt.80s to build up the >> 30 years of coverage of the senate on c-span 2. [applause] ♪ [applause] >> thank you. thank you for that warm welcome. i am always happy to come to ohio. it is good to be in the home state of my great friend and your great senator sherrod brown. and it is going -- it is good to be in the states. now i'm here today because i'm with her. we are all here today because we are with her. and we are going to wo

here to talk about the decision yesterday sam baker.ell us about how the breakdown of the votes came, or at least the decision, and how each side came to its legal arguments supporting and defending. guest: this was a case that if justice scalia was still on the bench this would have been a 5-4 decision. with five votes to strike down texas's requirements. the three remaining staunch conservatives. on the other side, the majority opinion was written by justice stephen breyer and it is .xtremely back focused it is very long, detailed. there is not a lot of good quotes and it because it does not sort of in they a super broad legal principle or really try to make a stand. tois all about, texas tried make this argument and we think that is incorrect for this particular reason. it came up at the trial court and we think they got it right. it is sort of narrowly written but it is so thorough that a lot of people think it might be pretty useful in trying to knock down similar laws in other states. host: for those three who opposed the decision

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national journal correspondent sam baker talks about this significant ruling. ydra elizabeth wh discusses other key rulings this turn and henry olsen, author of the four faces of the republican party shares his thoughts on the cases and their potential impact on the presidential campaign. watch washington journal beginning live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. former national security adviser to president obama james jones and former ambassador nicholas burns talk about the future of nato in an event at the atlantic council today. this is one hour and 15 minutes. >> good afternoon everyone. my name is damon wilson. i'm executive vice president of the atlantic council. i am delighted to welcome you for the launch of a very important report on nato. we are here for days after the british electorate decided the u.k. would leave the european union. while we are all trying to understand what it means and the implications, our community here believes one thing is for certain. no matter what, our alliance will become more important. it will be the gl

on tuesday court morning, national journal correspondent sam baker talks about this most significant ruling on abortion and all must two -- in almost two decades. also, the court's ruling and other key rulings this term. and henry olson, the author of the book "the four phases of the republican party." c-span'so watch the "washington journal," beginning live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on tuesday morning. join the discussion. >> british prime minister david cameron told members at the house of commons that the decision for the u.k. to leave the european union was "not the best outcome for the country, but must be accepted." following his remarks, he answered questions from members on the future of scotland, immigration, and new relations with the european union member states. this is just over two hours. [inaudible conversation] order, statement of the prime minister. >> here here. >> thank you mr. speaker. with permission i would like to make a statement on the results of the referendum. last week saw one of the biggest mechanic exercises in our history with over 33 million people from eng

coming up, national journal correspondent sam baker talks about the ruling. also, elizabeth wider. discuss of the court ruling in the texas abortion access case and other key rulings this term. shares hislson thoughts on this terms big supreme court cases and the potential impact on the 2016 presidential campaign. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal beginning live at 7:00 eastern. join the discussion. >> i am pleased that the senators have come to this conclusion. television in the senate will undoubtedly provide citizens with greater access and exposure to the actions of this body. will help all americans to be better informed that the problems and issues which face this nation on a day by day basis. >> during the election, i had the occasion of meeting a woman that supported me in my campaign. she decided to come and shake my hand and take a photograph. wonderful woman, she was not asking for anything and i was very grateful that she took the time to come by. it was an unexceptional except for the fact that she was born in 1894 and her name was margaret lewis. african-am

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[inaudible conversations] >> the supreme court ruled 53-against the texas law, and sam baker talks aboutwo decades and the president of the constitutional accountability center discusses the court's ruling ruling in ths abortion access case and other key rulings, and the author of book "the four faces of the republican party" talks about the potential impact on the 2016 presidential campaign. washington washington journal tuesday morning. join the discussion. >> tomorrow morning on capitol hill the senate foreign relations committee gets an update on the fight against isis from the state department's special presidential envoy for the global doings counter isil, live at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. and in the afternoon a senate judiciary subcommittee takes a look at the tomorrow "radical islam" and terrorism. that live on c-span3. >> former national security adviser to president obama, james jones, and former nato ambassador under president george w. bush, nicolas burns, talked about the future of nato at an event at the atlantic council today. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> g

sam baker talks about this most significant ruling on abortion in almost two decades. the president of the constitutional accountability center discusses the court's ruling in the texas abortion access case and other key rulings this term. henry olson, author of "the four faces of the republican party," shares his thoughts on this term's big supreme court cases and their potential impact on the 2016 presidential campaign. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" beginning live tuesday morning at 7:00 a.m. join the discussion. >>> next, former bush administration officials take part in a discussion on u.s.-mexico security and economic relations between the two countries. we'll hear from former homeland security secretaries michael chertoff and tom ridge along with carlos guttierez. this event was hosted by the atlantic council. >>> hi, good afternoon, everyone. i'm jays on marzek, director of the atlantic center's economic growth initiative. thank you for joining us for this celebration on the importance of the u.s.-mexico relationship. there is a lot of misinform

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