Cooper vs. Aaron. Cooper vs. Aaron. That case was a desegregation case, right? Yeah. But that wasn't the point of it. I understand, but this was a case in which The state of Arkansas was seeking the ability to not comply with Brown vs Board of Education in desegregating schools in Arkansas. It had nothing to do, by the way, Speaker Gingrich, with presidential power. It had to do with the supremacy of the Constitution and the ability of states to respect the Supreme Court's interpretation of the Constitution. (05:04–05:14)
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