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administration to end the remain in mexico policy put in place by his predecessor. these decisions also marking the end of justice stephen breyer's time on the bench. in less than an hour, he will officially retire after 21 years, leading the way for ketanji brown jackson to officially sit on the supreme court. pete williams is here. pete, we obviously want to talk about the history playing out, but let's talk about these last two meetings of the session. >> on a 6-3 vote, what the epa wanted to do which was encourage the power generation community in america to shift to more renewab...

Because she is replacing justice breyer, there is not going to be any type of idealogical shift, but it is interesting. it's very interesting and telling. >> i want to read for you part of an opinion in the "washington post" by paul waldman. for decades, conservatives told each other that nothing was more important than capturing the supreme court. if they could do that, it would be a matter if the public supported their agenda, anything would be possible. what's your reaction to that? >> it's telling, right? because what it really boils down to is making sure that voting really is taken into

>> most americans if they think the cost of the program is going to go up by 90% and paul ryan said we're going to make it go up by 80%, they don't think of that as a cut, they think of it as a huge increase. >> let me go to mr. sacks. what is your view of this idealogical shift. romney went from the moderate governor of massachusetts to this guy on the right. now he's shifted his posture to being married to the right by putting ryan on the ticket with him. that's my take. yours? >> this ryan plan is an absolute assault on the poor. just as you said. on medicare, it's a plan of it kicks in, no...

Thets the argument in society, there's a growing grap between the top and bottom. >> their taxable income went up so they paid more taxes. that's a good thing. this is a key point. >> you make my argument, sir. >> you said this about five times on the show already. >> make it again, whatever it is. >> look, i looked at the numbers today under the ryan plan. today, we spend about $500 billion on medicare. by the year 2014 under the ryan plan, we spend $800 billion on medicare. how is that a cut? >> why are you giving a cut of the cost to the insurance industry? >> most americans if they think t...