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in fact, it's all there in the first line of the constitution. we the people of the united states in order to form a more perfect union. the founders knew they weren't perfect from the start. they wanted to create the perfect architecture on which to build a great nation. but that doesn't satisfy today's progressives. the founders gave us separation of powers, executive, legislative, judicial. but that doesn't sit well with people like nancy pelosi -- who want to completely alter the way the supreme court works. >> certainly should be term limits should be term limits and if nothing else there should be some ethical rules that would be followed. i know most liberals don't hate america but some of the leaders of the progressive movement do. if you read books like 1619 promote and people history of the united states, they believe the very foundation of this country is flawed. >> are you arguing that the constitution needs to be
in fact, it's all there in the first line of the constitution. we the people of the united states in order to form a more perfect union. the founders knew they weren't perfect from the start. they wanted to create the perfect architecture on which to build a great nation. but that doesn't satisfy today's progressives. the founders gave us separation of powers, executive, legislative, judicial. but that doesn't sit well with people like nancy pelosi -- who want to completely alter the way the supreme court works. >> certainly should be term limits should be term limits and if nothing else there should be some ethical rules that would be followed. i know most liberals don't hate america but some of the leaders of the progressive movement do. if you read books like 1619 promote and people history of the united states, they believe the very foundation of this country is flawed. >> are you arguing that the constitution needs to be
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courage, that stand for convictions, that speaks the truth, and do not always listen to the loudest voice in the room. that is what i believe the american people want and need, and also it reminds me that our founding fathers understood that we are all humans who are flawed, and so that is why there is a system of checks and balances. that is why we have the different branches of government, the united states supreme court today really affirmed the check and balance of a judicial -- judicial where they can overrule legislative laws that are unconstitutional. that is a foundation in our country, those checks and balances are important but in this election we do need serious candidates. people of courage and integrity and that is why i think iowa and new hampshire is going to do a good job of sorting through that. >> we will see how this unfolds for you as well, governor asa hutchins, thank you very much.
country, they really have a public minded in his, they are very bright and incredible -- >> something tells me she was not talking about you. >> i know that, but by making the point that there are really good people that serve. even if you look at the ones running for president there are 12 republicans running, most of them are serious candidates that bring great credentials. i think her point obviously is that we need candidates and we need elected leaders that have courage, that stand for convictions, that speaks the truth, and do not always listen to the loudest voice in the room. that is what i believe the american people want and need, and also it reminds me that our founding fathers understood that we are all humans who are flawed, and so that is why there is a system of checks and balances. that is why we have the different branches of government, the united states supreme court today really affirmed the check and balance of a judicial -- judicial where they can overrule legislative laws that
♪ we're joining live comments now, president biden in chicago, making his economic pitch to voters as the 2024 election campaign kicks in. let's listen in. >> i think you are the best man. by the way, when i have questions about anything at all beyond judicial, i still call him anyway for advice. so thank you. representative danny davis. danny, you've got a good friend for a long time. [ applause ] he's always there. to all the elected officials, members of congress, and officials here today, thank you for welcoming me to chicago. you know, the first court, carl sandburg described chicago as the city of big shoulders. he was describing the big shoulders of the working-class
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will come to paragraph 14 in due course. the issue here, no, i would have given way to the honourable gentleman. now, in paragraph nine the report says that we leave our party interest at the door of the committee room. and that is all very good and to be encouraged. but it doesn't meet the hoffman test. and why do i think the hoffman test is important is because the judicial important is because the judicial committee of the house of lords, committee of the house of lords, like the privileges committee, was a like the privileges committee, was a committee of parliament following a committee of parliament judicial or in this case quasi judicial or in this case quasi judicial process. and what is the issue here? and i quote from the judgment. the contention is that there was a real danger or reasonable apprehension or suspicion that lord hoffmann might have been biased. that is to say, it is
there's a bribe sitting on the defense table. there is a supreme court nomination, when donald trump becomes president. if you, madam justice, help me become president again, here it is. you could not have a bigger more horrible incentive on a defense table sitting in front of a republican judge. imaginable. and the judicial -- of ethics has not thought of everything. and one question we forgot task in the senate confirmation hearings is, will you preside over a criminal trial of the president who appointed you? and the answer is obviously, you must not. >> right. >> and also, what judicial canon of ethics? i thought clarence thomas took that out with the trash and pitched in his backyard. -- gone. there is no judicial -- >> this a pre-ms. never said they have to follow it. but the lower court judges are supposed to. i will say that former president trump has just art of making public remarks, just as he did on the evening of his