her name is justice ketanji brown jackson. and by the warter than the rest.ppointed more black women to the federal circuit court of appeals than any other president in america combined. a promise made and a promise kept. and that includes judge michelle childs, who is making south carolina proud. i promised to take care of hundreds of thousands of veterans exposed to toxic materials. that is why i wrote the pact act. as commander-in-chief, i think we have only one sacred obligation. i have said it many times. prepare those we send into harm's way and care for them and their families when they come home. as commander-in-chief, i look at veterans completeldifferentl think about this. especially in south carolina. a proud military state. donald trump when he was commander-in-chief refused to visit a u.s. cemetery outside of paris for fallen american soldiers. he referred to those heroes as suckers and losers. he actually said that. how dare he talk about my son and others just like that? lliots and heroes. the only loser i see is donald trump. it makes me angry

her name is justus ketanji brown jackson. and by the way, she's smarter than the rest. [applause] i've appointed more black women to the federal circuit court of appeals than any other president in america combined. a promise made and a promise kept. and that includes judge michelle child of, who is making south carolina proud. i promised to take care of hundreds of thousands of veterans exposed to toxic materials. that is why i wrote the pact act. as commander-in-chief, i think we have only one sacred obligation. i have said it many times. caring for them and their families when they come home. as commander-in-chief, i look at veterans completely differently than donald trump. think about this. especially in south carolina. a proud military state. donald trump when he was commander-in-chief refused to visit a u.s. cemetery outside of paris for fallen american soldiers. he referred to those heroes as suckers and losers. he actually said that. how dare he say that? how dare he talkt like that. i called them patriots and heroes. the only loser i see is donald trump. it ma

her name is justus ketanji brown jackson. and by the way, she's smarter than the rest.applause] i've appointed more black women to the federal circuit court of appeals than any other president in america combined. a promise made and a promise kept. and that includes judge michelle child of, who is making south carolina proud. i promised to take care of hundreds of thousands of veterans exposed to toxic materials. that is why i wrote the pact act. as commander-in-chief, i think we have only one sacred obligation. i have said it many times. caring for them and their families when they come home. as commander-in-chief, i look at veterans completely differently than donald trump. think about this. especially in south carolina. a proud military state. donald trump when he was commander-in-chief refused to visit a u.s. cemetery outside of paris for fallen american soldiers. he referred to those heroes as suckers and losers. he actually said that. how dare he say that? how dare he talk about my son and others just like that. i called them patriots and heroes. the only loser i

about camming colonel brown jackson. keg >> epstein and his associates would stock nightclubs looking for young girls and the driver details the horrifying deposition. they'd all go to clubs and look for girls to bring back for jeffrey and add "jeffrey was giving us $200 a piece for everyone we brought over". meanwhile more details emerging about prince andrew. epstein's butler claiming that the prince would get daily massages while staying for weeps at epstein's florida mansion. and we're learning more about epstein's deposition in 2016 with alleged victim and virginia due fray's lawyers and invoked the fifth amendment some 500 titimes and talked about bill clinton and the clinton foundation during the deposition and we don't know how much material is sealed away and more names expected to be unsealed by january 122. back to you guys. will: thank you, jackie. pete: i think that point-blank layups about we don't know how much remains unsealed, even in what we're getting, it'll say prom nprominent politician, red, redacte

reminded me of justice brown jackson that said i cannot describe a woman. >> kayleigh: total lack oflarity is on the messenger, white house and pentagon, inexcusable amid a dire fact pattern. happy to hear in the case of lloyd austin it was detected early and prognosis is excellent. here is john kirby yesterday, listen how the timeline changes. first biden knew friday, then thursday. >> the president has known for five days now that secretary austin was in the hospital and wasn't informed, why? >> he was not informed until last friday that secretary austin was in the hope. >> last week we learned jake sullivan found out about the fact secretary austin was hospitalized on thursday morning, are you saying president found out later than the nsc. they informed the president thursday evening. >> kayleigh: great question, thursday evening, not friday, get your facts straight. >> emily: what i find troubling about john kirby's explanation, figure head of cabinets, there is a group, it is okay, we don't want decisions in hands of one set. the worry is not only that chain of succession was ou

it goes from brown jackson to laura coates to abbey phillip. now with the president of harvard university. you have to call it out for what it is and no, i don't give credit to mr. ruffo. i think his claims, if you talk to scholars, do not rise up to that. they don't rise up to that level and should she correct those things, yes, she should be held to that standard. her resignation shouldn't be something she should have done. i wish she had more support from the university but we're here now. >> as we look at what is happening in congress, scott, the reality is, too, that there are 17 days left to strike a deal to avert yet another government shutdown. is this the best messaging right now in terms of use of time? >> well, number one, it is a private university but public money has flowed through there. number two, it is our national flag ship university. probably the most famous university in the world. so do we have a vested interest in making sure that you know, truth and ethics are at the top of our national flagship university? absolutely.

her name is ketanji brown jackson. guess what? she knows what she is doing. by the way, as jim pointed out, more black women have been appointed to the federal circuit courts than any other president in american history we are going to keep going. >> [ applause ] >> i want to make it clear. you-all made this possible because of your voice, your voice was heard in shaping your destiny. that is democracy. i am proud to have led the effort to make sure that your voice will always be heard because now you are. >> are northstar as a nation is the very idea that was the most simple and powerful idea in the world, that's not hyperbole the fact, we are all created in the image of god, equally. we deserve to be treated equally throughout our lives and that is the covenant we made with each other, a covenant we have never lived up to and we have never walked away from. history teaches us that however dark the night, joy cometh in the morning. that joy comes with command from scripture. love the lord thy god with all thy heart, all thy mind, all thy soul. love your neig

whether or not it's ketanji brown jackson or kamala harris or the wage gap or unemployment for black folks, he's done these things, he just needs to get out and share the message. ended up on a good note, a goss pell song where he talked about the fact that god wouldn't bring thus far to leave us. it was a message of hope and faith and that's what voters need to hear, particularly black voters that are the backbone of the democratic party. >> biden continues to focus on trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election, saying today losers are taught to concede when they lose and he's a loser. i mean, how do you think the former president is taking that tonight? do you think -- >> i think he's probably taking it pretty well. it's like rubbing salt in the wound, anderson. i'm sure he hates it. i'm sure trump hates it, and that's why he punches back with the weaponized doj. when i'm president again i'm going to indict, you know, i'm going to indict joe biden, you know, and he punches pack. listen, i don't think it's useful. i think it's, again, i think that people want to hear -- americans

i i could see -- a 9-0 decision with sotomayor or brown jackson. >> one last issue, this is the same argument. grant expedited appeal but here, you know, the critics of president trump will say this is supreme court and you'll notice the majority of opinion actually cites and quotes lower-court opinion by neil gorsuch saying states have the right as part of running the election and managing the ballot, applying the qualifications clause of the constitution and knocking people off the ballot because that's federalism for you. >> i think that's farfetched. >> that's why the supreme court invalidated -- invalidated obamacare and supreme courts. it's a national policy. it's the a clear federal constitution. it has to do who was elected as president for all of us is not a question of should states have the flexility of implementing policy that has effect on the economy. i agree. i'm happy to prove them wrong. >> actually gets the court out of politics rather than deeper into politics because you don't dhave the judiciary deciding whether donald trump is eligible to run the voters can deci

justin brown jackson, sotomayor kagan. justin alito, kavanaugh and clarence thomas.major point of controversy with the local administration and the u.s. justice department. the federal government will handle how the border is managed. texas governor greg abbott says the government handles it but the administration has done a lousy job. there's separated legal fights over floating barriers and texas trying to arrest migrants for trespassing. martha? >> thanks, david. thank you, everyone, for joining us this afternoon on "the story" on this monday, january 22. one day to go until the new hampshire primary. we will see you back here tomorrow with our coverage of the primaries as i plays out. the first in the nation from beautiful bedford, new hampshire. we have had a great experience going around and talking to voters here. we'll do more as we roll into tomorrow. hope you have a great evening and we hope you all join us for our coverage as we get started on it tomorrow morning and all through tomorrow night till midnight. bret baier and i will be here to take you throug

jackson said, "this has major political impact we don't take lightly."stice clarence thomas said, "of course every decision comes with a price and you know the wife and i love to travel #yachtlife." [ laughter and applause then -- then justice neil gorsuch said, "we will be fair and just. and finally, justice clarence thomas said, "so if you want a favorable ruling, just call me." [ laughter ] ♪ bitch better have my money ♪ "yello clarence speaking. guys, listen to this, after the colorado ruling was announced, trump's four republican rivals, nikki haley, ron desantis, chris christie and vivek ramaswamy all made statements criticizing the decision yep. all of them were like, "oh, no, we can't believe this happened [ laughter ] what a terrible, terrible, terrible news. oh, my goodness. vivek ramaswamy even pledged to withdraw from the colorado ballot in solidarity [ light laughter ] that's like mitch mcconnell recusing himself from being named "sexiest man alive." [ laughter ] you know what i'm saying that's right, it's possible that trump won't be allowe

jackson are recuse herself?u're saying, kavanaugh, step away, you likewise should be saying jackson, step away. i'm hopeful 9-0. will: meanwhile, the biden administration and pentagon under fire for keeping it secret that secretary of defense lloyd austin had been in the hospital apparently details are actually fairly sparse and unknown still, seemingly for very serious conditions. a hospital stay for a week would suggest something fairly serious. here's a letter from pentagon press association to secretary austin's personnel. they said the fact that he has been at walter reed national military medical center for four days and the pentagon is only now alerting the public late on friday evening is an outrage. at a time when there are growing threats to u.s. military service members in the middle east and the u.s. is playing a key national security role in the wars in israel and ukraine, it is particularly critical for the american public to be informed about the health status and decision making ability of its to

. >> justice ketanji brown jackson expressed concern that overturning chevron would lead the courts tolicy makers. >> at the end of the day, i think the way, the way i have been thinking about chevron is congress has given that policy choice to the agency. my concern is that we take away something like chevron, the court will then suddenly become a policy maker. >> the new york times reports the lawyers who represent the new jersey-based fishermen are working pro bono and belong to a public interest law firm, cause of action, that discloses no donors and reports having no employees. however, court records show that the lawyers work for americans for prosperity, a group funded by mr. koch, chairman of koch industries and the champion of anti regulatory causes. joining us now is democratic senator of rhode island sheldon whitehouse, host of the podcast making the case. senator whitehouse, there is no stronger supporter of commercial fishing in the senate than you are. this case seems as though it has a lot more than fishing at stake. >> yeah, there is something fishy about that. these ne

her name is ketanji brown jackson. guess what? she knows what she's doing. by the way, as jim pointed out, more black women have been appointed to the federal circuit courts than every other president in american history some time. we're going keep going. look, i'm going to make it clear. you all made this possible. because of your voice, your voice was heard in shaping your destiny. that's democracy. i'm proud to have led the effort to make sure your voice, the south carolina voice will always be heard because now you're first in the primary. look, our north star as a nation is the very idea that an american, an idea, that once the most simple and powerful idea in the world, not hyperbole but fact, we're all created in the image of god equally. we deserve to be treated equally in our lives. that's a covenant we've never fully lived up to, never fully walked away from either. faith in history teach us that how ever dark the night, joy come meth in the morning, and that joy comes with commands from scripture love the lord thy god with all my soul. love thy ne

>> yes, kagan said that, ketanji brown jackson brat of the fact that it would just simply be her wordsactical and chaotic to move chevron deference. you know what the conservatives it? they laughed. i am not making -- conservative super lawyer paul clements. so, of course, we weren't going to overturn 17,000 precedents, we're just going to return this one and the conservatives on the court had a big chuckle about it. they left and i counted three times over the course of the hearing as they joked about ending the administrative state. it's funny to nominate funny to them because again, katie, they have unassailable, unaccountable power. as i wrote, the supreme court, that wasn't an oral argument that you are listening to. that was a coronation your listening to as the supreme court took the crown, placed it on their head, as said come at me, bro. >> before your interview, i told the viewers there's a reason why justice samuel alito tried to play us all for a full. he actually took the position during these oral arguments, elie, that this chevron deference doctrine is not necessary anym

. >> justice ketanji brown jackson expressed concern that overturning chevron would lead the courts toend of the day, i think, the way i have been thinking about chevron's, congress is given that policy choice to the agency. my something like chevron, the court will then suddenly become a policy maker. >> the new york times reports the lawyers who represent the new jersey-based fishermen are working pro bono and work to a public interest law firm cause of action that discloses no donors and reports having no employees. however, court records show that the lawyers work for americans for prosperity, a group funded by mr. koch, chairman of koch industries and champion of anti regulatory causes. joining us is sheldon whitehouse, host of the podcast making the case. senator whitehouse, there is no stronger supporter of commercial fishing in the senate than you are. this case seems as though it has a lot more than fishing at stake. >> yeah, there is something fishy about that. is this these new jersey fishermen are perfectly appealing, i tend to agree with them that the monitors should come

her name is justus ketanji brown jackson. and by the way, she's smarter than the rest.the federal circuit court of appeals than any other president in america combined. a promise made and a promise kept. and that includes judge michelle child of, who is making south carolina proud. i promised to take care of hundreds of thousands of veterans exposed to toxic materials. that is why i wrote the pact act. as commander-in-chief, i think we have only one sacred obligation. i have said it many times. caring for them and their families when they come home. as commander-in-chief, i look at veterans completely differently than donald trump. think about this. especially in south carolina. a proud military state. donald trump when he was commander-in-chief refused to visit a u.s. cemetery outside of paris for fallen american soldiers. he referred to those heroes as suckers and losers. he actually said that. how dare he say that? how dare he talk about my son and others just like that. i called them patriots and heroes. the only loser i see is donald trump. it makes me angry. i apo

>> danielle, there were echos of what ian just laid out in justice ketanji brown jackson's questioningn. >> maybe we just differ on this. i'm worried about the courts becoming uber legislators. if we're talking about a policy question, there are several reasonable meanings. why should the court be the one to make that determination? >> the danger there, right, of having multiple branches of government, which are supposed to be checks on one another, but in this case, really, it's becoming incredibly murky, the role that each is supposed to play, that idea of the courts becoming an uber legislator. i think that should be terrifying to pretty much anyone. >> it really should, and the separation of powers issue, the supreme court is remaking the laws in the way that we have seen the constitution over the course of many centuries and more particularly over the course of 50 years. one thing this case has in common with a case like dobbs is that they would need to overturn a 40-year-old precedent in chevron to grab that pour for the federal courts, and most of this won't be decided at the su

the qb is a lock for rookie of the year helping the texans blowout the cleveland browns last week.ens in the top spot in the afc. the battle in baltimore ahead of the revival as the green bay packers head west to play the san francisco 49ers. the tenth post-season match up. >> love. >> reporter: led by jordan love on a hot streak after blowing out the dallas cowboys last sunday. love finally has a chance to prove himself after years playing back up to aaron rodgers. no easy task against the 49ers team which has not lost at home in a playoff game in more than a decade. and brock purdy picked last in the 2022 draft and making the case for mvp of the nfc. the biggest showdown on sunday night. kansas city chiefs head to buffalo for the bills. the third playoff match up in the last four years. and in detroit, it's the lions playing the buccaneers after the shocking upset against the philadelphia eagles. after the eagles defeat, reports that jason kelce may be retiing has fans if the fans will show up to support travis. guys. >> priscilla, thank you. that may be the first time he could m

we started the brown and black in 1984 b because we didn't have the numbers.my carter came to us and got involved in our caucus. the rest is history. wouldn't care if there was one latino or one black in the state of iowa, our goal was to say we got minorities who live in the state of iowa and we want our views to be heard. no presidential candidates talk about slavery, civil rights, we've got book bands, education is being changed come affirmative action. this is the first time in the history of this country when all of the issues are coming together and republican candidates are talking about it. that's symbolic. we thought the best chance we had in years for the republican party to come in and the candidates do their thing tonight. that did not happen. we are disappointed. >> it's a great day because we will have a tribute to a great man of this country. i'm really pleased that people will speak about martin luther king jr.. there are latinos that are republican. even in my own family there were some republicans and there still is. we are all for the good o

we started the brown and black in 1984 b because we didn't have the numbers. jimmy carter came to us and got involved in our caucus. the rest is history. we tell people we wouldn't care if there was one latino or one black in the state of iowa, our goal was to say we got minorities who live in the state of iowa and we want our views to be heard. no presidential candidates talk about slavery, civil rights, we've got book bands, education is being changed come affirmative action. this is the first time in the history of this country when all of the issues are coming together and republican candidates are talking about it. that's symbolic. we thought the best chance we had in years for the republican party to come in and the candidates do their thing tonight. that did not happen. we are disappointed. >> it's a great day because we will have a tribute to a great man of this country. i'm really pleased that people will speak about martin luther king jr.. there are latinos that are republican. even in my own family there were some republicans and there still is. we