he is supreme court correspondent for tomple son reuters. guest: good morning. host: the recent piece. what are you saying here? guest: this is the first supreme court term since the -- the first full term since the administration came in, in january. so they've had some time to adjust their legal positions in some of these big cases that hang towards the court, including one of the cases being argued today, the very first case of the term, a big employment case where the obama administration had sided with employees and the trump administration has now switched its position and is supporting the employers. host: tell us more. implingts this is a case whether guest: this is a case whether workers can group together to file class claims against their employer through oshtration agreements they have to sign when they become employees. this has big rep cushions for workers because if companies are allowed to prevent them from making these claims, it would make it hard erd for workers to bring these claims. -- and with the court being a conservative majority, people

he is supreme court correspondent for tomple son reuters. guest: good morning. host: the recent piece. what are you saying here? guest: this is the first supreme court term since the -- the first full term since the administration came in, in january. so they've had some time to adjust their legal positions in some of these big cases that hang towards the court, including one of the cases being argued today, the very first case of the term, a big employment case where the obama administration had sided with employees and the trump administration has now switched its position and is supporting the employers. host: tell us more. implingts this is a case whether guest: this is a case whether workers can group together to file class claims against their employer through oshtration agreements they have to sign when they become employees. this has big rep cushions for workers because if companies are allowed to prevent them from making these claims, it would make it hard erd for workers to bring these claims. -- and with the court being a conservative majority, people

they're trying to do everything they can to tomple trump into nothing and ridicule him and demoralizeim. i just think it's ridiculous nd a waste of our money. the democrats, they're insane. most of them are insane. anyone who thinks our president is colluding with russia is completely ridiculous. even if you wanted to have good relations with russia, that would be a good thing for our country. it wouldn't be a negative. thank you very much. . i'll take any response to that. host: mike necessarily maryland. the lines again, 202-748-8001, democrats, 202-748-8001, and ndependents, 202-748-82 -- 202-748-8002. we want to hear your reaction this morning. rochelle is in franklin, indiana, line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. i'm glad you're explaining that went online to explore it. that devin -- ng nunez. host: the congressman, the intelligence committee. caller: he's so corrupt and i can't believe he's even allowed to enter into any of the investigations. we need some stricter restrictions for our lawmakers, especially spending money on investigations. investigate is all

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