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in four years not crazy about your senator, that will take six years, but you can fix that as well. only comes to federal judges, they serve for life. there's and maybe yours as well. in the recent trying to come his affect really young lawyers who can serve for decades but i can think of nobody's were not quite ready and joe biden is filling up the courts with his fix dianne feinstein back, that will only increase. in a couple of recent nominees have run into problems. judy is now a swimmer use attorney, brett tolman and hello breath and think you for joining us and it seems like a trend is to pick really really young lawyers so they can serve for decades but sometimes anomaly have not even try a case before. brett: and yes, trey gowdy come i think back in my time serving in the united states senate judiciary committee, his chief counsel in the nominations they came through. you know, that was over a decade
in four years not crazy about your senator, that will take six years, but you can fix that as well. only comes to federal judges, they serve for life. there's and maybe yours as well. in the recent trying to come his affect really young lawyers who can serve for decades but i can think of nobody's were not quite ready and joe biden is filling up the courts with his fix dianne feinstein back, that will only increase. in a couple of recent nominees have run into problems. judy is now a swimmer use attorney, brett tolman and hello breath and think you for joining us and it seems like a trend is to pick really really young lawyers so they can serve for decades but sometimes anomaly have not even try a case before. brett: and yes, trey gowdy come i think back in my time serving in the united states senate judiciary committee, his chief counsel in the nominations they came through. you know, that was over a decade
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thoughts on this debt ceiling agreement. >> there was no deal until it passes the house, correct? but i think that president biden has a huge victory here to be able to bring kevin mccarthy in, which is the leader of the bloodstream caucus in the house of representatives to reach an agreement and he's been able to do that time and time again. he passed a bipartisan infrastructure law, he passed the bipartisan safer humilis act, but remember, this is their constitution, judy. they have to pass a debt ceiling deal. and i think it is gonna be huge for mccarthy to bring that caucus together. i've already heard rumblings on twitter from those extreme members that they are not supporting the deal. but the democrats support president biden, which i know that they will, and they are able to obtain a vast majority of the house republicans, i think that we are in a good place, right now. >> let's switch gears, and let's talk about our home, state florida. but also desantis who has higher aspirations. >> i want to stick on this nbc news reporting, because that's what bothers.
excited and i was excited. then this happened and you find yourself embroiled in something that was not your doing, but again, it comes with the territory. i do think a lot of people have learned about the negro league baseball museum and i hope we continue to see a lot of people who make their way here. as we record this, the washington nationals are walking through this museum right now. >> awesome. >> it never gets old. we always enjoy when young athletes come here. >> all right. everybody get out their checkbook. thank you, mr. kendrick. >> oh, man, it has been my absolute pleasure. thanks for having me. >> thank you. social media reaction now to this segment. what do we have, katherine? >> horrible word, i cannot force myself to say it. how he thinks he can get away with it, i do not know. but doyle, in context, right? clearly he's bringing it up in praise of the museum that he's just visited. if his record is as he
>> michael, the problem with that argument is when everybody looks at past third-party candidacies, nader, gary johnson, jill stein, those were protest candidates. no one who ever voted for those candidates thought they were voting for a president. we will only nominate a ticket that we think can win. by the way, based on the polling we're looking at today, an independent ticket is polling evenly for both sides so we are not seeing an advantage for one major party candidate or another. >> ryan, you know, of course, that if nobody gets to 270, the magic number to win the election, then the house of representatives gets to make the decision and each state delegate is given one vote, meaning alaska and california, your equals. many say the composition of the house is republicans would have the edge and consequently could be expected to vote for the republican candidate. what's your answer to that? >> well, the current composition
all right, there it is. the result of this year's poll question at smerconish.com. more than 30,000 have voted. are you open to the idea of voting for a no labels third party candidate? let's call it 60/40 saying yeah, let's see what that looks like. social media reaction from today's program. two words for a third party. ralph nader. everybody, judy, has their favorite, but what about this, and what about that? every one of these cycles is different. what about this cycle? you come from where things stand, do you share that finding from the cnn poll that says two-thirds say not these two, it would be a disaster? what else came in during the course of the program today? none of these prosecutions would occur if trump had retired from politics. how much more obvious can it be? the public knows this and doesn't like it. you know, i got to say, i think there's truth in that. and if donald trump is on trial, in the thick of the voting, people are going to look at it and say some people are going to
>> judy. >> judy. oh my god. >> by the way, that shelf coming down was not planned. that shelf really did come down. and larry and jeff just acted their way through it. >> what do i do? >> stick it in your jacket. >> it's too big. >> what do i plan? >> do something. >> help me up. >> i think curb in many ways is the ultimate descendant of seinfeld. it's an a much more real, truthful place where morality is a gray area. >> where's the [bleep] head? >> and everybody is redefining it all the time. >> the kid is home hysterical because her doll judy has been decapitated because you two sickos took the head for god knows what reason, some voodoo [bleep] you're doing. >> larry and i would play a game of worst-case scenario. >> i was talking to a friend of mine, and he's a survivor. and he would love to meet you. would it be possible, i mean, for me to bring him to dinner?