Nancy Garner News Today

>> good evening. , tonight in the eyes of a federal giardia of his peers to donald trump, the once president of the united states, is a sexual abuser. six men and three women found him liable for sexually abusing writer e. jean carroll at a department store in the 1990s, and then defaming her about it last year on his social media site. the jury took just under three hours to reach their verdict and reward carroll approximately $5 million in damages. in a moment, we will be joined by j...

belong to him. the former president has been trying to slow or stop the wheels of justice from turning. which is his right, even it means taking over the supreme court, which he has. today was the deadline for the department of justice to make its case to the supreme court. well have details on their filing in a moment. but first, the former president has now also been making new, false statements about other former presidents keeping classified documents. he previously claimed former...

learning about the type of documents that were recovered in the search and what they may have related to? sorry, cant get kaitlin yet. pamela, youve been reporting on what triggered this search, mainly concerns about what the former president had and had not already turned over to the federal government. questions about the truthfulness of his representatives. what else do you have? >> remember, this investigation had been going on for more than a year. in june, the fbi met with some o...

guest. former federal direct nancy gardner. judge gardner told politico the conservative victories from this term have been quote, only because they can, and that has been an exercise of pure power, not legal reasoning. judge gardner said that she was initially resisting to major court reforms but after hearing testimony of legal experts, she believes that not only should the justices be subjected to term limits, but also that the number of states on the court should now be expanded. a...

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Mary Ellen Nash, 89, of Duluth passed away peacefully with her family by her side Friday, February 9, 2024 at Edgewood Vista Memory Care. She was born December 17, 1934 to Orlow and Gladys Shoquist of Ortonville, MN. Mary grew up in Clinton, MN and immediately upon graduation from high school moved to Minneapolis, MN. This is where she met the love of her life Harry Nash and on July 30, 1955 they were married.

WASHINGTON—Advertising the event as a chance to interact personally with a conservative icon, organizers confirmed Thursday that the 2023 Conservative Political Action Conference would feature a new exhibit where visitors could purchase and toss pieces of raw chicken to Rudy Giuliani. “This year, for $5 a pop,…

Federal judge, but the notion that the doj, that the white house would have been involved in this makes no sense. this was a week that the democrats were doing a victory lap, and the last thing they wanted to do was to have the coverage taken over by the search of mar-a-lago. that alone suggests to me that this was an independent decision at the doj and merrick garland. >> judge nancy garner, very fascinating. i appreciate it. >> coming up, the historical parallels that the former president is a...

Washington to visit with and entertain supreme court justice clarence thompson, sam alito, and the late anthony scalia. and these undisclosed actions from the faith and action illustrates the extent to what some supreme court justices would advocates, for the religious right during appeared when the court grappled with critical social issues. like abortion and gay rights. joining me now is that former federal judge, nancy garner. >> this guy thank you so much for your, time i greatly appreciate ...

Because women were irrelevant at the time. so, that approach is going to undo much more than roe v. wade, but decades, and decades of precedent. >> this is tangential, and im almost out of time here. it may be a bit political, but can you envision a constitutional amendment that this country can agree on, right now, given how polarized we are? is that even an avenue for us to try to address some of these issues that are existential to american citizens, like women, and same-sex americans? >> i w...