general purcell? gen. purcell: thank you. the constitution gives states the power to appoint electors. that power has always included the power to set appointments such as showing up for the electoral college meeting. electors promise to support the presidential candidate preferred by the state's voters. states have been choosing electors on that basis since the founding. this court approved that condition in ray. admits they can impose this condition. the only dispute here is whether states can enforce this condition or any other valid condition of appointment. petitioners say no, that states cannot approve electors for any reason. even if the elector is being bribed or blackmailed even if , they lied about their eligible lead to serve in the first place or refuse to show up for the meeting of the electoral college. that is not the law as petitioners now seem to acknowledge. constitutional text original , understanding, historical practice in this court's precedent all show that states can enforce appointment like those here

purcell: i don't think that is all right. i would need a few more facts to know for certain, but the risk there is that once the state has given to the people, the right to vote for president, that right is fundamental. the state legislature cannot override the will of the people by appointing electors to do something different after the fact. to that, it would not be acceptable. the state does have the authority to enforce valid conditions of appointment such as requiring electors show up for the meeting of the electoral college. even that is unacceptable. sayingit seems they are that you cannot remove someone even if you know they accepted a bribe unless you can somehow move through the criminal process before the electors meet. absurd.just it is completely contrary to the historical record and leads to a dangerous consequence that there is a huge incentive under the other side's view for those who want to meddle in our presidential elections, whether it be a foreign power or wealthy individual to attempt to bribe or blackm

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. >> my question is to ask if there is anything that general purcell set on behalf of the state of washington with which you disagree. a slightd only add wrinkle. he did indeed endorse our 10th amendment argument. what i would say is the 10th amendment is an important interpretive principle because the constitution gave the states authority over the elections. >> would you state for me exactly what you think the limits on the state power to replace electors are? >> your honor, i would echo my colleague from washington. notoverns whether or another constitutional provision is violated. the 14th amendment quite notably means a state could not remove and elector based on race or religion. the qualifications clause means you can't remove electors for the purpose of adding qualifications for who can be president. you selected electors, one of the requirements as they had to be relatives of the legislators, that would be all right? here in colorado we picked electors in 1976. the state legislature did it directly as long as that choice doesn't volley light -- violate a constitutional provision. >>

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. >> yang: during the arguments, washington solicitor general noah purcell defendehis state's decision to fine faithless electors as a way to protect three million other voters. >> once the legislature has given power to vote to the public, the public now has a fundamental right to vote and have their votes counted equally, as this court has said in a number of cases. and so, the legislature can't then override that vote after the fact. it would radically change how american presidential elections have always worked i country. >> yang: but chief justice john roberts pressed baca's betorney on what limits ma placed on an elector. >> so, t elector can decide, "i'm going to vote-- i'm going to flip a coin and however it comes out,hat's how i'm going to vote?" >> yes, your honor. that's the same discretion that u.s. senators have, representatives have, congressional electors have. these too are elected officials and they have that sameti disc. >> well, that sounds pretty limitless to me.an >> depending on how the justices rule, the republicans and democrats mado things differently this fal

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. >> you attach yourself to the arguments of general purcell. i do want you to -- i understood his comments on the phone -- on the scope of the federal concept or argument. could you give me what your take is on that? >> our view is that doctrine doesn't really fit here. under the constitution, it's the role of the states as stewards overseeing the presidential election process. the typical federal function case, you are worried about a state interfering with a federal official. here as this court has made clear multiple times, electors are not federal officials. they are appointed by and transmit the vote of the state's. >> thank you, general. >> justice ginsburg. >> can you give us an idea of the practical consequences of ruling one way or another? how would a ruling against you actually alter our democratic processes? most states already require elector pledges. and faithless voting throughout the years has always been rare. so how much difference does it make? >> your honor, the chaos that could result from upholding the 10th circuit's rulin

brent ridge and josh purcell who launched a hand washing campaign in march. tell me about the campaign and what has it done for not just your business, but your psyche, about helping people through this pandemic? >> my background was as a physician so i realized early on that washing hands was really critical. way back in march, even before we were really into the virus, we launched a twitter campaign called time to wash hands. you could follow the twitter account time to wash hands. every two hours, you automatically get an alert that says hey, remember to wash your hands. i would say that josh and i have not had any covid symptoms. liz: yay. josh, what is it about goat milk soap? there is a question as to whether we need these heavily chemical-filled, you know, basically sanitizers and things like that versus just simple soap made like yours from healthy products. >> yeah. i think we have been fortunate in that [ inaudible ] benefit of our soaps. you don't need to have the antibacterial soap. any soap and water will work on this virus. but what people have

the short answer, no as someone forgot to tell purcell op. pity the poor dogs isolated from this groundhog harding a slice of pizza in philadelphia you've heard of punxsutawney phil, this is current tiny tim predicting kimmel says several weeks more quarantine instead of burying your head in the sand during the pandemic what a puppy bury his head in your lap and raise your spirits by levitating your wizard of a dog. a key mers. >>a florida man not very happy with his governor's decision to reopen the beaches there so he hit the sand to protest today. but he wasn't wearing a bathing suit new florida lawyer daniel all felder was out protesting walton county's beaches in what looks like a grim reaper costume with a film crew along for the ride. he is the same florida lawyer who filed the suit against governor ron desantis back in march. he says that he felt compelled to urge beachgoers to think twice about going to the beach. grim reaper represents debt. >>this is a deadly fire a it's a global pandemic people are going to get hurt and that's it

patients within 10 days it contains the artemisia plant which is normally used to treat malaria guinea purcell's self-proclaimed president omar o.c. soaker and balo announced that herbal tea will be distributed to infected people in hospitals in the coming 2 weeks. here go to see. the nation as a gesture in the fight against the global pandemic could cope with 19 i would like to say that with this guinea bissau will be seen in a very different concept of nationhood it will be seen as a country that's always has good people and today the world will talk about guinea bissau. meanwhile tanzania as president has he's in talks with madagascar to send the plane to collect a shipment off the tonic john michael fullilove has also questioned his own country's coronavirus number as tanzania has recorded 480 cases and 17 deaths but his government has been accused of hiding information and failing to take the virus seriously he dismissed test kits imported from abroad as faulty saying samples taken from a goat and a piece of fruit had tested positive. to predict a sample when we took a papaya sample for a c

home secretary pretty purcell giving the government's daily coronavirus press briefing and she confirmed plans to quarantine international travelers returning to the u.k. to try to stop the spread of the virus for r t u k shadi evers daschle joins me with more on this one shot it was pretty much what we expected was an absolutely we did expect that she would fail another step in the right direction to try and stop the spread of the virus and keep that our number low by officially announcing the government's quarantine policy now essentially what it does is it will anyone coming into the u.k. for 4 could face a penalty of a 1000 pounds if they fail to self isolate as soon as people arrive in britain and then however they do by plane train that have to fill out their contact details under these plans health officials will be able to spot checks based on that information but as pretty to tell set some categories will be exempt from these measures and as part of tom mentioned the government will look to review the policy every 3 weeks to make sure that they're the right policies for that tim

purcell: the best textual argument is that nothing in the constitution limits state authority over how to electors or whether states can those conditions and enforce them. appoint or whether states can impose conditions and enforce them. we think there is a direct grant of authority in the appointment power as this court has recognized, and waiting everythy by the time of the 12 amendments everyone understood they were being chosen in the states because they promised to support particular candidates, so the idea that when they use the word elector inherently it meant someone who could authorize the discussion. it just doesn't make sense that isn't how the term was being applied in the states that is and how they understood it and in fact the framers quite clearly intended to embrace the system as it had developed where they were pledging their votes and states were choosing to them on this basis. they said that very clearly that was the key point of the amendment. >> if i understand correctly you are saying you do not have an affirmative argument, but your argument is that the constitu

someone forgot to tell purcell op. pity the poor dogs isolated from this groundhog harding a slice of pizza in philadelphia you've heard of punxsutawney phil, this is current tiny tim predicting kimmel says several weeks more quarantine instead of burying your head in the sand during the pandemic what a puppy bury his head in your lap and raise your spirits by levitating your wizard of a dog. >>a key mers. >>are people >>but not the most he's the hardest-working gala job night or you don't forget we've got her story isn't all your coronavirus latest stories on our website at kron 4 dot com and there any time of day latest information is wait for you we'll be right back. >>the victim was another great we have so many rats come in and to our little kron 4 year booklet of all a different day or different show will highlight a different student just to post a picture on kron 4. there's a special spot for it. you can tell us what high school you go to currently and what school you're headed to next or your future plans. >>w