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Boston the fog of Todays Supreme Court news is the hard fact that donald trump is still scheduled to go to trial In Manhattan On March 25th to Face Criminal Charges in his first Criminal Trial, charges that he tried to effect the results of the 2016 president ial election i by making Hush Money Payments to porn star Stormy Daniels, who will likely become one of the star witnesses against donald trump in that trial, a witness who even Donald Trumps followers will have no problem understanding what she describes donald trump did with her alone in a hotel room while his wife was pregnant. And whe...

What are you most excited about? what do you expect to see? >> i am excited because comets give you a rare opportunity to see things moving in the sky. most of the stars and the galaxies and things are so far off that the sky just looks like a status canvas and earth rotates, of course, and be see everything move. but to see something move through our solar system and dynamically change is very exciting. so unfortunately this is an early morning comet. you have to get up at 4:00 a.m. and get out and look toward the constellations, leo and virgo, now to see this comet. you can find maps. it is ...

Trick. we need to have the lawsuit move forward and see this litigated in court, if necessary. if they fix it, they can make everything move. >> the key difference between senate and house is proportionality. montana doesn't get as much as california does. but does for senators. 7 of 13 states representing 27% of the population could muster the majority of the senate to command action. today, using filibuster, 21% of the states muster 11% of the population can muster the votes to stop in the senate. i am a californian and are most disadvantaged by the current rules. doesn't that seem unfair, d...

If they fix it, they can make everything move. >> the key difference between senate and house is proportionality. montana doesn't get as much as california does. but does for senators. 7 of 13 states representing 27% of the population could muster the majority of the senate to command action. today, using filibuster, 21% of the states muster 11% of the population can muster the votes to stop in the senate. i am a californian and are most disadvantaged by the current rules. doesn't that seem unfair, doesn't it seem like we've gone too far disadvantaging the large states? >> i think it's gone to...

In fairness to them, it is difficult it's not like they can walk out front and put a for sale sign up. there is bureaucracy. >> there is politics. people -- there are people who want to keep things as they are. and some people benefit by this and that. so there is the politics of it, too. that's why we set up working with mr. denham, my chair of the government building subcommittee. we set up a brack-type commission, which is kind of like we have done with excess military property or, again, as we change operations with the military, doing away with some of theirs, because the military can mak...