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Hey, welcome back, everybody.

Brian Kilmeet Show here.

So glad you're there.

We're listening to the arguments on birthright citizenship.

The President of the United States extraordinarily is there watching it.

We believe it's the first time a sitting president has sat in on any court, any Supreme Court proceedings like this.

But it means a lot to them, birthright citizenship.

The question is law passed in the 1860s, 14th Amendment, to make sure that slaves were American citizens and their

kids and American Indians were not. Does that apply today when people do birth tourism,

like China, and people come across the border illegally, legal parents, and they give birth,

the kid becomes a citizen, are you okay with that? Is that what the law was

intended to do? Doug Schoen is with us now from a Clinton advisor, Bloomberg advisor, long-term

democratic strategist. Doug, what do you stand on this, birthright citizenship? Do you feel

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