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He receives an intelligence briefing and the pbd everyday. there is the difference between the raw intelligence and the analysis and i think he is constantly update bid his national security team and other intelligence officials but everyday he does receive the pdb and then hes receiving intelligence briefings. he does get the pdb everyday. >> first of all, it is the presidential daily brief. it is the pdb, its not presidential briefy day. its the pdb. presidential daily brief. >> the pbd everyd...

Pours in politics, that summer, summer of 68, the chief justice decided he would like to retire. chief justice earl warren told president johnson he wanted to retire. now, lbj was at the end of his term, he was deeply unpopular, he decided not to run for reelection and he devised a plan for what he was going do about that chief justice seat. he decided he would elevate to the chief justice position a justice who was already on the supreme court, a justice whod already been on the court for three...

The vast majority of those confirmed have been confirmed by a lot, by big overwhelming votes, theres only been a handful of exceptions in modern history. reagan nominee robert bourque was rejected by the senate in 1987. in the george h.w. bush administration, in 1991 clarence thomas was almost rejected by the senate. he squeaked by on a 52-48 vote, the narrowest approval margin for a supreme court justice in modern history. there was also a weird period before that, 1968, 1969, 1970, that was li...

There was also a weird period before that, 1968, 1969, 1970, that was like a bermuda triangle for the supreme court. this was after lbjs triumphant nomination of thurgood marshall to be the first african-american supreme court justice. after that things went off course and over the next few years with johnson at the end of his firm and nixon at the beginning of his time as president between them the two of them air balled on four different nominees for the supreme court who were all rejected or ...

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1987. in the george h.w. bush administration, in 1991 clarence thomas was almost rejected by the senate. he squeaked by on a 52-48 vote, the narrowest approval margin for a supreme court justice in modern history. there was also a weird period before that, 1968, 1969, 1970, that was like a bermuda triangle for the supreme court. this was after lbjs triumphant nomination of thurgood marshall to be the first african-american supreme court justice. after that things went off course and over the nex...

Summer of 1968, the presidential election was looming in the fall. and because when it rains it pours in politics, that summer, summer of 68, the chief justice decided he would like to retire. chief justice earl warren told president johnson he wanted to retire. now, lbj was at the end of his term, he was deeply unpopular, he decided not to run for reelection and he devised a plan for what he was going do about that chief justice seat. he decided he would elevate to the chief justice position a ...

Movement is a hero named sally yates. >> nixon had a massive protest movement inherented from lbj about the vietnam war. this is different. this is about everything about this -- >> its about trump. >> -- presidency, jonathan. the one thing, i just want to say as we go out of this, is that you know that every trump voter has been dying to hear him say, "youre fired." dying to hear him say "youre fired." but has anyone else? lets remember, trump voters are a minority among voters in america. >> c...

Department of justice, department of state look like they didnt know what they were talking about. destabilizing for those agencies to be called upon to do something they havent been involved in shaping whatsoever. its also destabilizing to the justice department for it to be treated in such a raw, partisan way like this. is but i will say, the one thing that i think is at work here that wasnt at work with reagan, wasnt at work with nixon, is that there is apparently a huge, organic, spontaneous...

Underestimating the precedent here that can be mash shrshalle the trump administration. the authority of a president, is to control these borders. and the court will not view this as a muslim ban, at least i dont expect them to. >> again, if you have seven of 50 muslim -- >> thats right. >> i do think, i thought from the beginning, they dont -- they dont have a winning legal case there. what about the nation of origin, though? you cant discriminate against immigrants. what was it? lbj signed it ...