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of the constitution all over this current supreme court. all three were nominated by president trump who promised that he would bring in conservative jurists. but at that point, the president could never have known that in one term he would have the opportunity to change the face of that court so dramatically. marc thiessen wrote this today. whatever else history says about trump, he secured his place as the most consequential president when it comes to the supreme court. today in reac...

>> lets talk about the headline question of the day for nato members. if putin were to use chemical, biological, nuclear weapons in ukraine what would be the response? the president said there would be a response. the nature of the response would depend upon the nature of the use. g7 leaders warned russia against the use. you spoke with the spokesman for the kremlin, does it appear these warnings have any influence over whether putin would make that call? >> reporter: peskov got a lot of play wh...

In the new yorker about the disappearance of ethical standards in clarence thomas work as a supreme court justice thanks to repeated and now extreme conflicts of interest presented by justice thomass wife. jane mayer most extensive reporting on the conflict is that virginia thomas presents to her husband, is ginni thomas a threat to the supreme court? the article was not written this week, after bob woodward and robert costas revelations about ginni thomass text messages to the last trump cheape...

Virginia thomas was at donald trumps rally on january six. it was written two months before we got to read virginia thomass text messages to mark meadows. the answer to the headline question in jane mayer, is ginni thomas a threat to the supreme court, was obviously, yes, based on the evidence presented by jane mayer two months ago. the question now is, can clarence thomas remain on the supreme court? there is no evidence that virginia thomas has done anything illegal. there is evidence that sup...

Was moved from the original crime scene. >> how often is strangulation, specifically throttling, which means with human hands as opposed to using an instrument or any kind of device, how common is it that that is someone familiar to the deceased? >> its very common. that is one of the most common ways that a partner would strangle -- would kill another person is by strangulation. >> how do you die by strangulation? >> its asphyxia, which is cutting off the oxygen to the brain, and its typically ...

Strangle -- would kill another person is by strangulation. >> how do you die by strangulation? >> its asphyxia, which is cutting off the oxygen to the brain, and its typically by the hands wrapped around the throat or the neck in order to cut off that circulation, and, therefore, the oxygen. >> how long does it take? >> it depends on how hard its done. it can take minutes, it can take, you know, a few minutes, really. >> thank you, doc. now, joey, in terms of what this will mean to investigators...

President biden is touting big wins on the infrastructure agenda today. senate democrats advanced $3.5 trillion budget outline over night. and this framework calls for a historic expansion of the social safety net including free pre-k, ambitious proposals on climate and there are giant obstacles ahead in the house and the senate. congress needs to pass it before the house progressives will support a bill on the smaller plan. joining me is colin allred of question. lets start with the headline qu...

Saint bot. petersburg before th deadline. all this as the russia investigation is continuing. bobby, here is the big question and i feel like the headline question. are we headed toward a new cold war? >> i think in some ways we are already there. the president of the united states doesnt seem to know it, but for all practical purposes, we have been. it was already pretty frosty between obama and putin. and the ditch lplomats being ki out, that is very, very cold war. there are other -- we do bu...

Danger, specifically harvard professors who studied the democracy for decades. >> they argue president trump shows and yuthoritarian tendenc. co-author of how democracies die is joining us, along with jack kingston. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> so there are four criteria. and you believe that president trump meets those. is the -- ill ask the headline question here. is the president there your perspective a threat to our democracy? >> we wrote this book how democracies die in...

The german magazine charged deutsche bank had flagged suspicious information. but deutsche bank called the story wrong and says its taking legal action. the bank telling me they have not submitted any report flag suspicious transactions as suggested by manager magazine. "mother jones" included the bank statement at the top of the piece along with the corporate statement that the kushner companies have done nothing wrong. there is no money laundering. "mother jones" didnt address the headline que...