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Old style liberal in this view, that the state can do good racial determination, that there is such a thing as good race balancing by the state on a presumably by universities as well and thomas has long taken the view there is no such thing as good racial discrimination by the state, so it's fascinating that right is he's leaving, that issue is sort of coming right back to the front. if so i think the tone will likely be more stridently progressive, whoever biden nominates, the end result, i don't think the court is going to change much in terms of how it rules. >> laura: carrie, thinking bac...

To account. if they do the right thing, they'll prevent biden from putting a rubber-stamp for "new york times" editorial page on the court. if they don't to the right thing, then they will come up for reelection and we will have the chance to teach them the folly of putting the interests of msnbc ahead of their own voters. in fact tonight, axios is reporting that the g.o.p. is already planning smartly to target vulnerable democrats will vote for a far left nominee. those democratic senators work for the people, and it's time to remind them of that fact. and that's "the angle." joining me now i...

Depths of the south china sea. but guess who's going to try to beat them to it? the ccp, of course. speaking of which, on the eve of china posting the games invasion in beijing some house or republican think it's a good time to go soft. the "washington examiner" reporting in a letter house minority leader kevin mccarthy and a bipartisan group of lawmakers, including 60 republicans, urged president joe biden's top trade official to expand tariff exclusions on chinese goods. [laughs] joining me now is former deputy assistant secretary of defense for strategic strategy and forced of elements unde...

There any doubt in your mind that whomever biden selects, if that's the group he is selecting from -- they might be perfectly great people personally, but talk about a judicial outlook that they will be a rubber-stamp for whatever the hard left wants. >> i think that's highly likely. i was looking back through briar's opinions and interesting thing to me is i'm not sure it's actually going to make that much difference in the voting pattern. maybe in the framework or the tone of the opinion, but on really every single issue down the line, abortion, affirmative action, free exercise of religion,...