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that constitutional and an impasse of the legislature and leaving it to a third party who is not the legislation will not the legislature, why is that constitutional? mr. clement: if the legislature has the primary authority and they can t get it done, we know as a matter of fact that some meals will provide that rule. if the legislature as a stalemate, what happens in the real world, you cannot use the existing map because they violate the one person one vote is also the state court comes in. justice sotomayor: so they will bypass 2ac altogether? mr. clement: yes. justice sotomayor: i know you will say it is a constitutional requirement, but if i read gillibrand and smiley differently and plenty of language to say say so. to say that what the election clause means is the legislative process, isn t that just simple? we don t have to worry about how the states experiment, what they do in their own self-governance? why is that if federal interest? mr. clement: it is of federa
tomorrow, we start washington journal with a look at the race relations 50 years after selma. we will talk with trevor burress and elizabeth weir washington journal is live every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. a look at former governor jeb bush at the agriculture summit where numerous presidential hope holes are speaking. hopefuls are speaking. the event started with governor kerry branstad who criticize the president for not acting on the renewable fuel standard and not supporting ethanol. bush spoke about immigration saying that immigrants here in the united states must have a path to legal status. we will have more with governor bush tomorrow starting at 6:30 p.m. eastern where he will be in a fund-raising event in iowa. this is the first president that does not believe the american power is a force for good and his will back as of that believe is not good for us or for the world. it has created uncertainty instability and now greater risks or the home
higher income jobs. that will be live at 11:30 a.m. eastern right here on c-span. we will be back at that conference this afternoon at 3:30 p.m. for remarks from homeland security jeh johnson. there will be a panel discussion featuring anthony foxx and earnest money s and gina mccarthy. that will be live at 3:30 p.m.. remarks from ernie sanders from the national press club newsmaker lunch. he plans to talk about his priorities and the upcoming budget resolution. lb live at 1 p.m. eastern from the national press club. writing about this week in the senate senators left ahead of last week s snowstorm following a noncontroversial vote. they are to stay at line of business will be a bid by mitch mcconnell to turn to a bipartisan bill made by barb corker to give lawmakers assay and any potential nuclear deal with iran. they are facing certain to be the feet. the kentucky republican has changed course. they said the senate would move with anti-trafficking legislation, evidently m
the only difference between my friend s scenario and mine is that in my friend s scenario the state legislature would retain the authority to override what the commission has done but that is only in consequence of state legislation over federal legislation. it s not something that a state legislature can override and it is a consequence of congress superceding authority and congress authority under the elections clause. scalia: the second clause is being used to revise the second clause. the second clause can congress can do something on its own. but can congress use the second clause to revise with the first clause says? feigin: one thing i want to emphasize is i think the court settled this issue in hildebrandt when it said it was simply doing something that the constitution expressly gave the right to do. i don t think the right way to think about this is commerce using the second sub clause to rewrite this first. congress thank you. mr. waxman. waxman: we have befo