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But thats been true since the beginning. from the beginning we had the private depending upon public resources. from roads and bridges to all sorts of things for both business and private life. public education, national bank, interstate commerce. you know, on and on. lots of things like that that supported both business and private life, and more recently, all of science. where do you get computer science from? the n.i.h. where did you get satellite communication from? nasa and noaa. where do y...

Politics lead we were just talking about a judges decision to block the presidents executive order on sanctuary cities. this is the trump era, progress is being made daily, it will continue. unquote, that statement comes as president trump elevates his battle in federal courts, backing up attempts to break up the ninth circuit court of appeals. today the president told the washington examiner he has absolutely considered proposals to split up the ninth circuits. he also slammed what he called ju...

Congress would have to do it. steve: thats not going to happen. >> the democrats would filibuster it and republicans have 52 votes in the senate. they would need to get another 8 from the democrats. if it did happen it would simple ply divide these 17 or 18 active sitting judges in to two or three circuits. im not sure that doing that will serve the presidents purpose other than symbolically because these are lifetime appointments. steve: sure. >> and liberals just like conservatives dont want t...

In it, so it is very large. theres an argument to be made that cases brought before the ninth circuit languish longer than cases brought in other circuits, but republicans have struggled to push this just because theres such a high concentration of democratically appointed judges on the ninth circuit that they are easily accused of trying to break this up for political reasons. >> youre right to point out that republicans long have been frustrated with this court and saying this court shopping g...

Theyre here for british military fitness, they are boot camp style classes led by ex-military personnel like keith, a former royal marine commander. >> all have to be from the forces. so the navy, raf army or marines. and they have to be personal trainers or ptis, as we woulll. so fully qualified. class have less than an hour. most have 5, 10 minute blocks where well do relays, circuits, team challenges. lets go. only theory is we throw in lots of different things so its all interesting. because...

>> thats an issue that is currently being litigated actively, as you know. >> im not asking about the litigation in the ninth of circuit anything else, im asking about the fact, is a blanket religious test, is that consistent with the first amendment? >> senator, we have a free exercise clause that protects the free exercise of religious liberties by all persons in this country. if youre asking me how i apply it to a specific case, i cant talk about that. for understandable reasons. im frank and...

Currently being litigated actively, as you know. >> im not asking about the litigation in the ninth circuit or anything. im asking about the fact, is a blanket religious test. is that consistent with the first amendment? >> we had a free exercise clause that protects the free exercise of religious liberties by all persons in this country. if you asked how i apply it to a specific case, i cant talk about that for understandable reasons. >> could the -- >> the understandable reasons, just so were ...

>> what is going on this is the president signing nasa reautosag this is the first time in years, almost a decade that the au autothis was a signing ceremony at the without, attended by, the president had brief remarks, as soon as we take a break in the gorsuch hearing, well televise his words. theres a lot of joviality between the senators from texas and florida. so back to the gohr stuff hearing for now. >> in many circuits now, miechl -- >> would that be an oosy

Circuits, in my opinion, flawed ruling. [cheers] this is the opinion of many, an unprecedented judicial overreach. this is a watered down version of the first one. this is a watered down version. and let me tell you something, i think we ought to go back to the first one and go all the way which is what i wanted to do in the first place. [cheers] the danger is clear. the law is clear. the need for my executive order is clear. i was elected to change our broken and dangerous system and thinking i...

Speaking harshly about our courts. i would never want to do that. a judge has just blocked our executive order on travel and refugees coming into our country from certain countries the order he blocked was a watered-down version of the first order. that was also blocked by another judge and should have never been blocked to start with. . this new order was tailored to the dictates of the ninth circuits in my opinion flawed rulin ruling. this is, in the opinion of many,