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Not a different ideology than his. she also has this very distinctive experience as a former trial judge and a former federal public defender. so, a different attitude around the justices private table. im often reminded in these instances of something chief justice john roberts has said, that just a fresh justice brings an array of fresh thoughts about how the operations behind the scenes, about cases, and that just changes everyone to maybe alter his or her lens a little bit, and then theres s...

Thurgood marshall became the first african american justice, and then 1981 when ronald reagan chose sandra day oconnor as the first female justice, and then bringing us up to 2009 when sonia sotomayor was the first latina on the supreme court, so a lot of history right here in this moment, alisyn. >> yeah. we have with us also laura coates, cnn senior legal analyst and former prosecutor, also gloria borger, cnn chief political analyst. i want to make sure that we explain whats happening here. ju...

And tasted wine. impartiality and objectivity require that you have lived in the world among the people of the united states of america and beyond, and you understand the ways in which the law operates and the constitution can be interpreted. thats as much a part of ones impartiality, their experience, as their ability to understand the constitution, and i think she was very eloquent in her confirmation process about that. now, you recall, they tried to pigeon hole her into a notion of what her ...

Sure he can call his new associate justice, which shell be once stephen breyer officially retires, as soon as the senate vote is over. just elena kagan said she saw her final senate vote back in 2010, he called her from australia, even though the time difference certainly was a bit shocking to his system. and i expect that soon-to-be justice jackson will hear also from the chief. as you know, alisyn and victor, she actually will not take her seat on the supreme court until she is officially been...

The diplomatic representatives in geneva say theyre worried that though right now there is a unified front a u.s.-led push to unify the world against russian aggression, what happens next? what happens when russia remembers who stood with and against them? that concern is against the backdrop of the fact that the u.s. is seeking to lead on a moral basis when it itself isnt part of the international criminal court. the united states is not a signatory to the statute so there is concern about the ...

The car and less than two seconds later, he has raised his hands, both hands in the air, but he is killed. that mans name is ma maxim iovenka. his wife was also killed. their family confirmed their identities to cnn. and their 6-year-old son was in the car when this happened. were told the russians took the boy and a family friend and later released them. were going to go now to cnn in lviv, western ukraine. today, bucha is under a curfew. what do we know thats happening there? >> reporter: well...

The within why there are only three republicans to break ranks shows how different of a time that we are in from just sometime ago when it was common place for both sides of the hill to vote for qualified nominees, whether it was ruth bader ginsburg or scalia, who were confirmed overwhelmingly in their era. now a partisan era, but she managed to get three republican votes and all 50 members of the democratic caucus and make history here today, guys. >> joan, we know that this probably doesnt cha...

>> soon to be justice jackson. gloria, were hearing theyre going to make some remarks tomorrow. the political potency of a confirmation of a justice, an appointment to the court, for any president, but especially this president. >> well, its have potent. as alisyn pointed out, this isnt really going to change the ideology of the court, because its a democrat replacing a democrat. but supreme court justices are very political right now, and looking back to 2005, justice roberts, who no one would ...

Got back. what did you see there? >> alisyn, it is the patent thats unfolded of all that happened there. while russia did actually control that and other towns and cities around this capital. so there what we saw was not the terrible, terrible atrocities in terms of individual killings and bodies lying on the streets in places like bucha, but what we saw was that there was a number of people who are believed to have been killed and they think the death toll will be significantly high there becau...

Voicing support for the withdrawal from afghanistan. They issued Commune Keays on the threat proposed by china and russia. This is ahead of the meeting with Vladimir Putin and the buildup is tense. Joining from us brussels cnn White House Correspondent Kaitlan Collins and clarissa ward. Kaitlan, first to you, swe expected to to start ten minutes ago but as expected sometimes these run behind. What will we hear from the president. I think there are a lot of questions about the Upcome Summit with ...