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Was president and if a vacancy on the supreme court came open, he would nominate a black woman to be on the court. he said its time to have that representation to the court. i think jonathan turley makes an excellent point about those questions, especially since the cases that are coming before the supreme court on racial issues, especially when it comes to admissions and colleges and how that all factors in. but thats what he said and i think you will see some shows like patty murray tweeting o...

Are. yeah, i said it. so, nia, listen, between the upcoming supreme court nomination process and the former president ramping up his re-election efforts, are the dials on division over race going to be turned all the way up by those who are going to benefit most from dividing us by race? >> oh, absolutely. and listen. america is perfect for this because america, throughout its history, has sort of scapegoated black people as a fearful group. i mean, if you think also just about history, periods ...

Um, our dmemocracy is not going to work, our institutions are not going to work unless you have people from different backgrounds operating at the highest levels. and so, i think that will be a very important legacy for justice breyer is that a number of the people who he hired, he helped elevate to the highest echelons in the profession. and they will go on to contribute long after he steps down from the bench. >> david, you know firsthand the -- the process of what its like trying to get someo...

Unqualified. so take a deep breath and away we go. >> the irony is that the supreme court is at the very same time hearing cases about this sort of affirmative racial discrimination and while adding someone who is the beneficiary of this sort of quote. >> what president biden did was as a candidate make this pledge and that helped politicize the entire nomination process. >> i got to say thats offensive. >> right. >> you know, black women are what 6% of the u.s. population? hes saying to 94% of ...

Nomination process before the recess, and that a nomination for president biden soon would make that process a lot easier. two big meetings for democrats tomorrow, lets see how they pan out. does it for us tonight, we will see you again tomorrow, it is time now for the last word with lawrence odonnell. lawrence, good evening to you. >> good evening, we have dr. lance joining us again tonight. he joined us early in the trump administration, he was one of the psychiatrists who coauthored the book ...

Benefits the supreme court, but the way that the president has handled this nomination has been clumsy at best. >> what joe biden did was as the candidate make the pledge, and that helped to pollittizize the entire nomination process. >> reporter: while republicans are criticizing the president. left has been quick to defend him as he considers who will replace justice steven brier. >> its going be fair, deliberate, and well be timely about it too. this is a life-time appointment to the highest ...

Among them, now justice jackson of the d.c. circuit court. so i think what was interesting is this president played at safety by letting justice breyer make this call on his own and sort of set this a deep bench at the lower circuit and appellate level so that now, he can draw. yes he has voiced commitment to african american judges in the past and it looks like that short-list does include kruger and jackson as i mentioned. the hearings back in may, some thought that was a test case for the pot...

Entire nomination process. what president reagan said is as one of his supreme court justices, he would like to appoint a woman. >> thats what republican senator susan collins is trying to hang her flimsy argument on, that ronald reagan said one of his picks. in that case lets look at what president ronald reagan actually did, not what he said. oh, look, his first nominee to the court was sandra day oconnor in 1981. as is always the case for any president with any nominee, there was no guarantee...

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Who ever presided over senate judiciary chair the confirmation hearings for a justice who he will now be picking a replacement for. >> thank you, well see you later to talk more about this. what happens next in the nomination process and what it means for democrats with the mid-term elections on the horizon? intelligent agencies say they see an increasing possibility of an incursion at the ukraine border. at the ukraine border uh, i-im actually just going to get an iced coffee. well, she may hav...