SEE YOU IN COURT

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Politics, Daily News, News

4.3 • 10.3K Ratings

🗓️ 24 April 2018

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Summary

The Supreme Court wraps up its term with a bang tomorrow: Trump v. Hawaii, the travel ban case. The Court will hear arguments on whether the ban exceeds the president’s powers under federal immigration law, and whether it violates the establishment clause (unfairly targeting Muslims). Also at issue, the president's tweets. The nine justices will consider whether Donald Trump's tweets and retweets reveal intentions different from what's on paper. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Sweet Carolina.
0:03.5	Vanderbluge.
0:04.3	Yeah.
0:04.8	Get your head in the game here.
0:05.6	Did you know that 80% of employers who post a job on Zippercruder get a quality candidate
0:11.3	through the site in just one day?
0:13.1	I think I've heard that before.
0:14.5	Oh, well, it's in this email.
0:16.1	They wrote me.
0:17.1	They said to say that.
0:18.1	Oh, good.
0:19.1	Well, glad you said it.
0:20.1	So I wanted to say it.
0:21.1	So, you know, you can find out more about Zippercruder at zippercruder.com slash explain.
0:25.1	Mm-hmm.
0:26.1	But we'll figure out this interesting thing soon.
0:27.3	Oh, yeah.
0:28.3	Like maybe in the middle of the episode.
0:30.9	Let's somewhere in the middle of the episode.
0:32.4	Okay.
0:33.4	See you in court is a thing you can say to a malpracticing doctor.
0:46.5	Maybe a contractor who didn't finish the job, a spouse as a marriage scrumbling.
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