Hello listeners welcome to political's nerdcast I'm your host Scott Land.

Coming up this week a busy busy end of term for the Supreme Court first it said no to the

Trump administration's plans to put a citizenship question on the 2020 census, but as we'll find out from our in-house

expert at Politico, this isn't the end of that story.

That question might be coming back.

Then the court also decided that federal courts have no jurisdiction over partisan gerrymandering

and will walk you through what that means.

There's a really, really big decision and a bit of a blow to some reformers who had high hopes for this case.

Plus we're checking in with the 2020 presidential candidates post debate.

What's the state of play?

Well, you'll have to stick around to find out.

All right, it's not the usual, but we are taping this episode a little bit before

noon on Tuesday this week.

That's July 2nd, getting in before the 4th of July holiday.

So it's all up to date as of then.

All right, let's give a big welcome to our guests this week.

First, as always, we have senior politics editor, Charlie Mathesian,

in the studio.

Hi, Charlie. Hey, Scott.

Thank you so much for being here.

And a nerdcast rookie, we've got political immigration reporter Ted

Hesson here at Ted welcome. Hi Scott thank you for having me thank you so much

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