Good evening, World Cup champion and captain of the U.S. Women's Soccer team, Megan Rapinoe,

joins us tonight for her first one-on-one interview since bringing home the championship

in Paris.

Clearly, a lot to talk to her about, including the team's win, her pay-of-quality push

for women players and her comments about not visiting the White House that drew the

president's eye.

Senator Bernie Sanders is here as well to react to among other things, the news that's

breaking now, a judicial smackdown to the Trump administration efforts to get a question

about citizenship into the 2020 census.

On Sunday, the Justice Department for reasons that are still not fully clear said it was

replacing the entire legal team that argued the case.

Well, today, a federal judge in New York said, no, they can't just do that.

And that almost never happens.

A change of counsel requests are almost always granted, but this is not a normal case.

See, Ms. Jessica Schneider joins us now to explain the latest twist in it.

So the judge didn't hold back in his order against the Justice Department's request.

He didn't say categorically it couldn't happen.

What he basically said, the explanation doesn't make any sense.

That's exactly right, Anderson.

This federal judge out of New York, Jesse Furman, he's blasting the Department of Justice

and its tactics.

Telling the DOJ, it can't just simply switch out its team of lawyers without adequate explanation.

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