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Clean water act, which will likely narrow the scope of that administrative law regulation but we're seeing it on a range of different issues including social justice and one of things this grant makes very clear is that this conservative block which has been at war with itself at some point over the last couple of years is really assented and focused now. they have five conservative stall warts. they don't need people like john roberts with his institutional, need for incremental, they don't need him at all and more and more of the question is whether this chief justice is a chief justice name...

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 appears poised to turn back the clock to the 1970s. it's like americans voted for "the west wing" and...

This is like i said, it's a clown world. it's the same thing is going w on with a filibuster right now. the filibuster was fine for two or three hundred uses in the last legislative cycle when trump was president. right. but now all of a sudden that too is a threat to democracy. i guess that's justgues the hot button these days. you call something a threat to democracy and that's what it is. that theras outut democrats are just fairts weathr fans of democracy. right. they likef when it works for't them, but when it doesn't, everything is an existentialti threat. wellpoint, dan holloway, greatl...

We don't know how the ballots will shift. because we only pay attention to the hot button issues but there are other things that the court decide. but in terms of diversity, it is important for the court. for one, there have ome been two black justices. there have only been, what are we at the count now, four women. so i think that that kind of diversity matters for the legitimacy of the institution and this is a point in which a lot of people are asking about the supreme court, how responsive it is on a range of issues, whether this is a court that the public has trust on, trust in over time,...

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. it's 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 the stench this creates in the public perception, that the constitution and its reading are just pol...