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Small groups of protesters arrived at several homes of Supreme Court justices Saturday evening capping a day of rallies for Roe v. Wade, the 1973 case that granted legal protection for most abortions.
To do projects together. >> she's pretty good to work with. [laughter] >> shannon: we are glad to have you guys as we are talking with a midterm previous. there is disagreement about how much kavanaugh may factor, because it was a month ago, people were fired up. over the weekend, some more advancing of the story because in a judiciary chair chuck grassley put out that he had 400 plus page report and it indicates this is not over. they've already referred people, forgetting potentially in trouble, for not telling the truth. marco cleveland of ""the federalist"" run through the whole thing. "wh...
Past in our history and now basically another political event instead of sorting out exactly what this man judge kavanaugh may or may not be on the court. we have the charges levelled by dr. ford and miss ramirez, both of them have to be legitimately heard. you have to be, again, as we spoke about earlier, both women would have to be mentally ill to have injected themselves into such a process the way they are now participating in the process. but the larger tragedy is the politicalization of the supreme court. i guess it began with bob bork in the middle of the 1980s but the supreme court is ...
On. harry, two-part question to you. did anyone land a blow on this federal judge, and, second, will we find out why leahy kept asking a tranche of questions as if there is evidence we'll see later, why kamala harris tonight was asking questions about phone calls that might have made, are we going to get part two of that? >> so it certainly seemed that both leahy and harris had some kind of information. part of the whole controversy with the congress has been the use of so-called committee confidential questions, things that they have documents on but they're not allowed to use in open session...
Asking a tranche of questions as if there is evidence we'll see later, why kamala harris tonight was asking questions about phone calls that might have made, are we going to get part two of that? >> so it certainly seemed that both leahy and harris had some kind of information. part of the whole controversy with the congress has been the use of so-called committee confidential questions, things that they have documents on but they're not allowed to use in open session. so i think if we do see -- i don't think we will see something but kavanaugh may, leahy and harris will likely have something ...