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Speaker 1: Michael Best speak with fellow co host and Supreme Court

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Speaker 1: reporter Greg Store about the High Court decision to remove

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Speaker 1: scheduled oral arguments on President Trump's travel ban from its calendar.

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Speaker 1: Greg tell us what the Court decided to do here.

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Speaker 1: This is just a one paragraph order, and it asked

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Speaker 1: the parties to file brief saying whether the current case

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Speaker 1: before the justices have any ongoing importance, whether it's legally

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Speaker 1: moot um. And they dropped the argument that was scheduled

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Speaker 1: to go forward on October tenth. They left open the

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Speaker 1: possibility they might add it back in there later, but

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Speaker 1: they certainly foreshadowed a strong possibility they will instead say,

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Speaker 1: we're just gonna just missed the entire case. So what

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Speaker 1: is it that the what do we can what can

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Speaker 1: we expect the government to urge them to do on this.

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Speaker 1: It's a really good question, Michael Um. The government so

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Speaker 1: far hasn't addressed this. Um. This moment that we all

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Speaker 1: sort of knew was coming, that the temporary policy expired

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Speaker 1: on Sunday, and it was always kind of clear that

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Speaker 1: there would be a question what would happen when the

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Speaker 1: President issues something to replace the temporary policy, and the

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Speaker 1: Justice Department always sort of ducked that question. It is

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Speaker 1: not entirely clear from the surface whether they would like

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Speaker 1: this argument to go forward, kind of roll the dice

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Speaker 1: that they'll look at a big win, or instead to

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Speaker 1: take the partial victory they've gotten so far in this case,

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Speaker 1: um And and let this litigation instead go forward at

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Speaker 1: the district court level. So Greg, just technically they've dropped

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Speaker 1: the argument from the schedule, but the case is still

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Speaker 1: alive there, that's right, the case is still here. So

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Speaker 1: they removed it from their arguments. Jewel And in the

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Speaker 1: last line said the cases are removed from the oral

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Speaker 1: argument calendar pending further order of the court. So they

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Speaker 1: left themselves open the possibility if they decide this really

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Speaker 1: is a case we should decide now. They left to

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Speaker 1: open the possibility that after they've had more time to

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Speaker 1: digest this new policy and what it might mean, that

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Speaker 1: they added back onto the argument schedule at a later point.

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Speaker 1: Bloomberg New Supreme Court reporter Greg Store speaking at Bloomberg

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