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President and the congress and the certification of the election. and you could get a change to that right away. why not take that? >> well, thats -- well take that, but thats not all we immediate to do. you know, im very -- i studied the tilden-hayes compromise most of my life, so i know exactly all of that, i know. south carolina played a very critical role in that. bret: they did. and louisiana. >> so i know all of those issues, and i also know that what is true today was not true then. and, ...

President and the congress and the certification of the election. and you could get a change to that right away. why not take that? >> well, thats -- well take that, but thats not all we immediate to do. you know, im very -- i studied the tilden-hayes compromise most of my life, so i know exactly all of that, i know. south carolina played a very critical role in that. bret: they did. and louisiana. >> so i know all of those issues, and i also know that what is true today was not true then. and, ...

Visit indeed.com/hire in the preamble to the philadelphia inquirers new series, more perfect union, erin haines writes, quote, the declaration is a living document. we should understand the ideals it contains not as fixed in history, but as building blocks for a new way forward. we, the people, must be the pioneers of this new generation. as the course of human events

Another question, but also one that he brought up on court packing and your opinion. i heard what you said and you said it should be a policy question, but i want to go to something in 2013 during your hearing to be a district court judge. senator coburn asked you whether you believed in the theory that the constitution is a living document whose meaning evolves over time. you said no. in 2021, however, during your circuit court nomination hearing, you declined to answer the same question when a...

>> he goes, i hope they die in jail, those terrorists. then he runs off of the stage. it was -- im telling you, thats entertainment. turn that up to 11. >> i dont think judge jackson thought it washi entertaining. >> this is what our w founding fathers wanted. ask people what type of christians they are on a scale of 1 to 10. talk about childrens books. >> what the heck? i felt uncomfortable. >> babies are racist. thatll get to their constitutional view of how this living document or dead docume...

-- another question. but also one that he brought up on court packing and your opinion. i heard what you said and you said it should be are a policy question. but i want to go to something in 2013 during your hearing to be a district court judge, senator coburn asked you whether you believed in the theory that the constitution is a living document whose meaning evolves over time. you said no in 2021, however, during your circuit court nomination hearing you declined the answer the same question ...

Republicans bring up again and again the question of the dark money group they say -- dark money that basically ensured that the progressives got ketanji brown jackson, rather than childs as the nominee. >> she was on obamas short list. probably going to be the theme of the hearing. >> let me just say this. shes got the votes. she was approved to go to the circuit court of appeals i think a year ago, a little over a year ago, two years ago. three republicans voted for her. right now she only nee...

If the constitution is a living document. she said i have not had any cases that have required me to develop a view of constitutional interpretation of text in the way the supreme court has to do. okay, youve had no cases that have allowed you to do the judge of the trumpets of road supreme court justice bucci goes on to say i believe the constitution is an enduring document is a lower court judge and interpret it in the way that the supreme court does. they look at the text in the original mean...

Dianne feinstein, talking about amy coney barrett and going through other past gop nominees graham thought were treated unfairly. your take. >> face the fact. supreme court nominees are political theater. howard: do you agree on that? >> i agree on that. i took at ratings, on this network alone the supreme court hearing got 1.4 million views on tuesday and 1.7 million views. for these senators that is the best they ever do at a congressional hearing. the fact they play political theater is par f...

“Oh, you’re an archie? Wow, you’re the first one I’ve met. Do you ever get any sleep?”This phrase is one that I hear frequently as an architecture student on campus. There seems to be an exciting sense of mystery surrounding our architecture program. Where do they go? Why do we never see them around? Are […]