we giveth and taketh. what did you think of roger stone in you and i have covered him. he would seem to enjoy part of the spectacle today. which is why part of me thinking as new york times wrote, he s too hunting of a suspect. if you were watching the drama, you would be, like, that s too hunting. i m heard that theory and one of his possibility defenses. it s the best defense he s got. if you get past people who follow this in and out the way we do, at trial a jury says, maybe this guy sort of messes around a lot and that s the way he wiggles out. maybe. maybe. maybe. yeah, i don t know. i sometimes worry he s too available and that s why he seems like the center of the story. the zelig theory? is that right? exactly. now i took way too much time. we re good.
correspondent molly henneberg was at the court for today s arguments? arizona republican governor jan brewer was at the supreme court today to show her support for an arizona law signed in 2007, by then democratic governor janet napolitano now the secretary of homeland security and help curb illegal immigration. the law now before the high court requires all arizona businesses to run information on all potential employees through e-verify, a data base run by the federal got to make sure they re in the u.s. legally. if a business knowingly hires an illegal immigrant the state could suspend or revoke the business lie sense. which governor brewer says is one way that states can help control illegal immigration. we do issue licenses, we do, do that. if we giveth, we can take it away. that s what we re hoping and banking on the supreme court. the businesses, civil liberty groups oppose the law and say it s government s job
correspondent molly henneberg was at the court for today s arguments? arizona republican governor jan brewer was at the supreme court today to show her support for an arizona law signed in 2007, by then democratic governor janet napolitano now the secretary of homeland security and help curb illegal immigration. the law now before the high court requires all arizona businesses to run information on all potential employees through e-verify, a data base run by the federal got to make sure they re in the u.s. legally. if a business knowingly hires an illegal immigrant the state could suspend or revoke the business lie sense. which governor brewer says is one way that states can help control illegal immigration. we do issue licenses, we do, do that. if we giveth, we can take it away. that s what we re hoping and banking on the supreme court. the businesses, civil liberty groups oppose the law and say it s government s job