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We are living in a fluid time. that realignment can lookvery different then we see today. steve: i agree. also with what candace said, whats exciting is putting together the kind of agenda this could mean in terms of real change. we havent figured out what its called. >> gp. steve: coming up later we have big news coming up with the presidents announcement tomorrow. well talk about the supreme court nomination. well have a legal discussion about that next and then talk about the political implic...

Demonstrating those commitments. any of them will be outstanding. steve: kerry, what do you think? >> they are different flavors. they have different backgrounds. all different ways, you can see the left is getting ready with attacks. they are shoehorn in their different angles. i dont know who i would chose. its a great problem to have. the president is having trouble deciding. steve: candace, whats your take? again, would you be happy with any of them or have a particular direction for the pre...

Invent rights. steve: where would you point to the approach that these nominees will take. >> its based in what we call originalism, public meaning, the concept the law has definite meaning. in one -- order to understand that you have to see what it meant. in our system of government justices dont have free rain to improse their own views. they must interrupt the law and apply it. we have a conservative theory of juris prudence and changing circumstances to address their needs. steve: its anothe...

Point. they didnt know what to make of it. it was great. >> i said obama got two picks. >> we are just upset we didnt get a third. thats not a legitimate response. you are upset things arent fair. they dont know how to play the game fairly. they use and employ all of this tactics and get people upset and boycotting things they dont understand. steve: great point, ed, last word to you. whats your hope after the immediate focus on the fight. do you think it will change the way people see this bran...

Coming up. if its sieved for after the election in someways it can be a motivator in the same way that the open seat that became the seat held by neil is motivation for a lot of those who had issues with donald trump. i think the danger in letting this go past november is right now, in the senate, you have a lot of red state democrats. up for election this year that will have to answer to a lot of trump voters why they obstructed the presidents nominee. get them on pressure now. steve: candace, ...

The lead. fire scott pruitt and throw out the lobbyist from his administration. steve: this week president trump accepted his resignation. more scandal came after he asked a aide to find his wife a $200,000 per year job. draining the swamp is a long overdue crusade against a rotten system. this is on brownsville, texas b. it has to be consistent. its knowledgeabl noble and ite acceptable. its about turning a blind eye. if someone is carrying out forces we happen to like. this is about creating a...

I think in that case, kristine is right, you have the red state democrats up. there are a lot of them up. you have a case for them. if its something when you get what feels to be an extreme selection. >> we will see. >> you may lose suzanne collins. i think may want to make this a legacy stamp as they depart. steve: well have to leave it there. thanks to all of you. its a swamp watch success story. also a lot of scandal plus the latest departure of another leaving from president trumps

Steve: where would you point to the approach that these nominees will take. >> its based in what we call originalism, public meaning, the concept the law has definite meaning. in one -- order to understand that you have to see what it meant. in our system of government justices dont have free rain to improse their own views. they must interrupt the law and apply it. we have a conservative theory of juris prudence and changing circumstances to address their needs. steve: its another branch of the...

We looked into the lawyers background and found a dc swamp resume. he was a former lobbyist. he was on the trade commission in the 70s. moved to the department of state and finance and joined a lobbying firm. he ran back through the revolving door in the easterly 2000. then he started his own firm. he worked as a lobbyist for petroleum in 2008. who better to defend your swampy ethics then a lawyer that knows about the ethics. president trump listened to us over scott pruitt. he might want to do ...

When i go to oklahoma and iowa and around the country much like kristine spoke about people wanted a wrecking ball. people call populism the recking ball. people dont know they are populous. people had a sense. today im not sure if they know if they are populous or elitist. they wanted change. a lot of my relatives that voted for donald trump did so because they felt demiened by a system that forgotten their service to the country. they fought in wars and saw their job shift off and not getting ...