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It was with reporters or, and that sounds like fun. what hes done as a justice, and what we know that he could potentially could do before june. >> they have so many cases that are pending right now, the affirmative action case they agreed to take up involving universities, we think that will probably get kicked onto the fall calendar so we wont be dealing with that one but we know right now they are writing and trading opinions back and forth and drafts back and forth on the dobby case, a landm...

Trajectory of any possible nomination. he did not want to be in the same position as ruth bader ginsburg when that seat flipped. and so i think that is clearly the most important motivating factor. i dont think these groups had an impact on him. i think that they were insulting and i think they were disrespectful but i believe he made this decision on his own. and as we move forward i expect that hes going to finish out the term. the thing to keep in mind is some of the most important opinions o...

Mcconnell would block another democratic president from celebing a justice. conservatives had a 6-3 majority on the court, and it will stay that way even after breyer is replaced, which is a remarkable turn of events considering this. democrats have won the popular vote in seven out of the last eight presidential elections. of course we have the electoral college system, which is how trump, who lost the popular vote in 2016, got three picks on the supreme court. now, a hard right supreme court a...

Better and pass on greater opportunities for your children. >> to decide our countrys future, to determine your future, the future of your children. >> laura: todays liberals claim everything they are doing on climate change, covid, the border, even ending the filibuster is because they care about the children. the real truth is very dark and very sinister. the lefts core issues, abortion, gender fluidity, the diversity obsession, open borders, and covid mandates just to name a few actually add ...

In 2016, got three picks on the supreme court. now, a hard right supreme court appears poised to turn back the clock to the 1970s. its like americans voted for the west wing and instead got "that 70s show." this has created the scenario where the minority views on major hot button issues could carry the day for a generation. and that brings me something justice sonia sotomayor warned last year, that overturning roe vs. wade would create a stench in washington. >> will this institution survive th...

Going to do a whole lot of harm to women in their lives. what do we do for them? >> no, i mean, thats the thing -- and i know, nicole, you and i have talked about this. before abortion existed, before roe vs. wade, it was simply unsafe and illegal and happened in back alleys, and of course doctors still tell us, that did the rotations at the time when they were in medical school, young, healthy women were dying in emergency rooms across the country before roe passed and before abortion became le...

Indication that the department of justice doesnt really have an interest in investigating this, because they wouldnt necessarily know if someone like jeffrey clark committed any crimes without actually investigating it, and if they allow congress to give use immunity, which is immunity for the actual testimony, then that would only occur if theyre not really interested in investigating that individual who has already asserted the fifth amendment because hes afraid that his own statements would i...

Omission rather than doing something like an affirmative action appointment. >> i dont understand, robert gibbs, why democrats are even taking the debate. donald trumps supreme court picks had more like limits than i think his clubs. they had to be on a list crafted by the federalist society that mitch mcconnell crumbled and carried around in his pocket for the campaign to explain his support for him, and they had to be committed to overturning roe vs. wade. why dont democrats just tell the repu...

Down as an american icon. shirley chisholm didnt stop there. in 1972, a year before rowe roe vs. wade because the law of the land, she ran for president.owe vs. wade because the law of the land, she ran for president.we vs. wade because the law of the land, she ran for president.e r. wade because the law of the land, she ran for president. ro wade because the law of the land, she ran for president.roe wade because the law of the land, she ran for president. first woman to run for the democratic ...

For impartiality of judgments, and moving off the first amendment questions, throughout the courts history, it has been so key, and the court has relied on it to maintain stability and the law inform the impartiality, and i know senator durbin, a very famous book about him, justice harry blackman, justice breyer succeeded on the court said in his concurrence in planned parenthood v. casey up the decision to uphold roe vs. wade, what has happened should serve as a model for future justices and wa...