so many of the products in the donald j. trump collection are made overseas. bangladesh. china. >> that's because you can't buy them here. i want to buy television sets here. i want to buy. i buy thousands of television sets here. i have a lot of different projects, as you probably have heard. i buy thousands of sets. i cannot buy a television set in this country. >> if you want other companies to make their products in america, shouldn't you make your products in america? >> they don't make a lot of the products. >> shouldn't you lead by example? >> george, i told you. they don't make this stuff here.

judgmentstioning her include donald j trump, billionaire. donald trump: as i say, crooked hillary. she is as crooked as they come. she had a little bad news today, as you know, from some reports. not so good. inspector general's report, not good. i want to run against hillary. i do not know if you are going to be able to comment it could be we would run against crazy bernie. mark: not good, says donald trump, about this report. let's start by asking the basic question. what does it become now? it raises a couple of new things. some follow-up reporting, like that story about people raising red flags. being told, nothing to see here. restsk the ball of wax with the fbi investigation. will there be some criminal charges? that is the big kahuna. this brings it back to the surface. it will not be the last time donald trump talks about this, i am sure. mark: it is an indictment of her judgment. we will see if the clinton campaign decides to attack the investigation? i will say this, she should cooperate. if she wants to be president, if she wants to have a commitment to getting all the f

those questioning her judgment include donald j. trump, billionaire. donald trump: as i say, crooked hillary. she is as crooked as they come. she had a little bad news today, as you know, from some reports. not so good. inspector general's report, not good. i want to run against hillary. i do not know if you are going to be able to comment it could be we would run against crazy bernie. mark: not good, says donald trump, about this report. let's start by asking the basic question. what does it become now? john: it raises a couple of new things. some follow-up reporting, like that story about people raising red flags. being told, nothing to see here. i think the ball of wax rests with the fbi investigation. will there be some criminal charges? that is the big kahuna. this brings it back to the surface. it will not be the last time donald trump talks about this, i am sure. mark: it is an indictment of her judgment. we will see if the clinton campaign decides to attack the investigation? i will say this, she should cooperate. if she wants to be president, i

donald j. trump billionaire plans to jet down to washington d.c. eet with units, not yet bff house speaker paul ryan. ryan again said he was not yet ready to back trump adding quote, i never said never. i said at this point i wish i had more time to get to know him before this happened. when asked what he would do if trump asked him to step down as chair of the republican conclave in cleveland, ryan added he's the nominee, i'll do whatever he wants with respect to the convention. today, trump announced that chris christie would head up the transition team and nominee continued to add more names without doing very much to publicly court people to get on board. >> it's just more drama but i think it's a mistake not to do this. we want to bring the party together. does the party have to be together? does it have to be unified? i'm different than anybody else perhaps that's run for office. i actually don't think so. >> it doesn't have to be -- >> no, i don't think so. it would be better if unified. it would be -- there would be something good about it b

those questioning her judgment include donald j trump, billionaire. donald trump: as i say, crooked hillary. she is as crooked as they come. she had a little bad news today, as you know, from some reports. not so good. inspector general's report, not good. i want to run against hillary. i do not know if we are going to be able to -- could be we would run against crazy bernie. mark: not good, says donald trump, about this report. let's start by asking the basic question. what does it become now? john: it raises a couple of new things. some follow-up reporting, like that story about people raising red flags. being told, nothing to see here. i think the ball of wax rests with the fbi investigation. will there be some criminal charges? that is the big kahuna. this brings it back to the surface. it will not be the last time donald trump talks about this, i am sure. mark: it is an indictment of her judgment. we will see if the clinton campaign decides to attack the investigation? i will say this, she should have cooperated. if she wants to be president, if s

donald j. trump is calling for -- you have to listen to this one because this is pretty heavy stuff. donald trump is calling for a total and complete shut down of muslims entering the united states. >> that was in december. mr. trump's campaign did put out a written statement and then he delighted in reading the statement out loud on the campaign trail, donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shut down of muslims entering the united states. that is how he put it when he first announced and he put it in writing and he's described it ever since. >> we have to have a temporary ban on muslims coming into this country. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. >> donald trump calls it radical islamic terrorism, that's why he's calling for a temporary shut down of muslims entering the united states. >> do you stand by the idea of a ban against foreign muslims coming in. >> i do. >> donald trump calls for a ban on muslims entering the united states. donald trump says we have to have a ban on muslims entering the un

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those questioning her judgment foe,de are likely fell, -- donald j trump, billionaire. ld trump: as i say, crooked hillary. crooked hillary. [applause] she is as crooked as they come. she had a little bad news today, as you know, from some reports. not so good. inspector general's report, not good. i want to run against hillary. i just want to run against her. look i do not know if we are , going to be able to -- could be we would run against crazy bernie. mark: not good, says donald trump, about this report. we will talk about it during the show all night, but let's start by asking the basic question. this has been a low-grade fever, for her campaign, this controversy what does it become , now? jon: not go, as a matter of step -- substance, the report is skating. .- scathing it does confirm a few things. it will be bad. as the state department said, -- was told nothing to see here. , internally at the time. politically, i think the ball of wax rests with the fbi investigation. clinton going to talk to the fbi, will there be some criminal charges? that is the big kahuna.

that's how donald j. trumponaire described his huddle with house speaker paul ryan, rei reince priebus and others on capitol hill. the press got there early before trump's three big major meetings. trump meet with ryan and priebus. trump spoke with mitch mcconnell. ryan and trump released a joint statement that said while we were honest about our differences, there's many important areas of common ground. we'll be having additional discussions but remain confident. it's great opportunity to unify our party and win this fall. we're totally committed to working together to achieve that goal. trump later tweeted quote, great day in d.c. with house speaker ryan and things working out really well. exclamation point, trump 2016. lindsey graham, the senator from south carolina who has been anti-trump add a cordial phone call with trump today. you may recall graham seem to be warming to trend although he did repeat he's still not planning to vote for either clinton or trump. nicole wallace, republican strategist of lon

donald j. trump, billion or, is working on another brand.e has been pretty successful so far at consolidating support inside the party. or at least doing it a lot faster than many expected. the latest news is key and reported first by our bloomberg colleagues. they reported late last night that house speaker paul ryan is telling confidants he is ready to end his standoff with donald trump and endorse him as the party nominee. ryan said he still has not made up his mind. a spokesman for ryan center dot the speaker and trump will speak by phone this evening. meanwhile, mitt romney is still being mentioned as someone that might consider jumping into the race as an independent candidate. john, if ryan does endorse trump, which we expect he will do, how will that impact any calculations romney has about getting in the race? seriouslyn't know how mitt romney is thinking about this race. a lot of people are courting him to try. it will make it harder. it would be a lot easier for romney on two levels. having ryan would make it easier for him to get

coming up, a man who is actually seeing donald j trump's tax returns. e right back. ♪ joining us now tim o'brien. he wrote the book " trump nation, the art of being the donald." trump's taxw donald returns as part of a lawsuit -- says he once saw donald trump's. tax reportno -- you are not at liberty to say what you saw in the returns but explain theoretically, big picture, one of the kinds of things you think the country with learn if they saw donald trump three turns? the column into four categories. one easy one is income. we will see whether or not the money he earns from his businesses comports with the statements he made probably about it. it is not get to his net worth. but it does give you a reflection of some of the foundations of his wealth, as well as the scope of his business operations. he has made a point in his campaign of saying the u.s. businesses are mistaken for operating their corporations overseas. that comes at the expense of the american worker. we know that trump sources some of the things for his businesses overseas. does he have

back, strategist alex castellanos, and speaking about the republican assessment warming up to donald j. trumpmark: two guys we call the purple people. they are the founding partners of purple strategies, our polling partners, and two people that know a lot about this. are you fully accepting the reality, or you are hoping people can intersect? alex: i am going for donald trump. he has this thing one in march. he nearly lost it. he has won it back. and now the price of denying trump the nomination is so clear to everyone in the party it would be so destructive, that is part of the bandwagon effect, rattling the party around. it is not whether he has earned the nomination. it is, what it destroy the party denying it to them? mark: is there anything where he has talked about solidifying his hold, this is a guy that could win a general election. steve: i think he has gotten more depth, more presidential. and corey lewandowski, going back-and-forth paul metaphor making him more presidential, or corey lewandowski allowing him to revert to his old self. even but the flags up, he is a little presiden

and said he is not ready to support donald j. trump, billionaire. read into his statement, in response to ryan, but donald trump called into the fox news network to flesh out his side of this spat in more details. mr. trump: i was surprised by it. it is fine. he can do whatever he wants. it is fine. i was surprised by. many other people were surprised. some were really surprised, and not happy about it. i have many endorsements coming in, left and right. he is one of the only ones that was surprising. john: was there more? oh, there was more. he used his favorite social media microphone to deride the house speaker. he tweeted out. " i did not inherited, i won it with millions of votes!" then, an hour later, he escalated his thinking even more, when katrina pearson went on cnn and had tough words for ryan. if he does not change his mind. >> if the republican speaker of the house does not come around to support the republican nominee, do you think paul ryan is fit to be speaker? katrina: no. because this is about the party. the last two presidential c

it's signed donald j. trump and i just received it. what that means is that donald j. trump is saying he now has no intention of using any of the new funds to pay himself back. legally he still has that option and i want to be clear the campaign has not converted any of that 35$35.9 million you seen the screen it currently owes to donald trump, haven't converted to it a donation. his aides now are saying to me they do intend to make that change. if they do it, go beyond words we will know because it has to be filed with the federal election commission. this is new and folks who may have seen my earlier reporting know i did speak to the trump campaign multiple aides about this story before we went up on air. at that time, the aides said they had no intention to do this but didn't close the door. what's new, donald trump telling us he will be convertings this to a contribution and has no intent to take the funds and put them back in his pocket. that's what's new. >> in other words, he's self-fund and gave this loan, technically a loan to his campaign and it is going to no

he young developer from queens looking to make his first mark as a developer in manhattan and donald j trump. donald j trump will tell you to this day that he learned how to play politics and he learned how to play development from roy cohn while he was sitting in roy cohn's east side townhouse next to two mob bosses. trumps for as of first into atlantic city and in the construction industry jobs he took on to build his towers in new york? >> to be of a developer in new york city, and those days, talking about the late 1970's brushrly 1990's, he had a up against the mob. there were a force on both the employer site and particularly on the union side. despite that problem, donald trump seem to keep running into them over and over again. they bought apartments in his trump tower in trump plaza. they kept showing up as people that he was carousing with. the money went to atlantic city am a one of the things i did recently in this piece for the marshall project was i pulled up this old fbi memo i've had for many years. donald trump met with a couple of fbi agents protesting he was concerned in a

the problem with donald j. trump is he engaged in rhetorical hyperbole and demagoguery that humiliated hispanic conservatives that may have embraced him otherwise. >> does that mean those on the fence before evangelical hispanics are now moving over to the democratic side of the ledger and that now that secretary clinton have those votes or can donald trump still get those votes. >> again, all things are possible, right? there is great angst. even on the other side there is great angst with hispanic evangelicals and what is perceived as a democratic party that is becoming more and more anti-christian and more and more secular. and not defending religious liberty. but in favor of immigration reform. so, can donald trump redeem the narrative with the hispanic community? i'm a pastor, do i believe in miracles but boy, this would really be a miracle. it would require a mea culpa. i'm sorry, not all mexicans or majority of mexicans of immigrants that have come in here are murderers and rapists. it would require some recko

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contrariwise, if donald j. trump , if we the people pick him, and you have to understand that it's a real possibility, my friends, how would these new yorkers like ruth bader ginsburg and sonosite of my art and a lynn kagan -- elena kagan react to that? that is also a new york story. one thing that makes the judiciary powerful is a divided government because it enables the judiciary to be right-wing or left-wing and at least one of the two parties in the divided government is going to be happy with that. so, if hillary clinton manages to win and the senate and actually get the house, which could be in play because donald trump could lose the house of representatives for his party, that is going to be a very different world for the likes of the republicans on the court. contrariwise, it could be the case -- both are actually possibilities -- that trump wins and carries the senate and the house and of course he will have the judiciary then, too. he will be able to replenish with the person of his choice. it will not be

>> donald j. trumpwn of muslims entering the united states. >> reporter: earlier this month seemed to walk that back on the radio. >> it is a temporary ban, hasn't been called for yet, nobody has done it, it is just a suggestion until we find out what's going on. >> reporter: he has a plan for china though, one of his favorite topics. >> china. >> china. >> china. >> reporter: if elected, he promised to quickly eliminate the trade deficit with china. he said he will end china's currency manipulation. >> we can't continue to allow china to rape our country. and that's what they're doing. it is the greatest theft in the history of the world. >> reporter: he also has an idea how to deal with north korea, or at least how japan and south korea, two of our strongest allies should do so. his highly criticized plan includes pulling all u.s. troops out of the two countries and letting japan and south korea develop their own nuclear weapons to defend themselves. >> we are better off if japan protects itself again

lou: here we are on the day in which donald j. trumprepublican party's presidential nominee. >> i know you're disappointed, lou, covering a contested convention would have been so awesome. lou: either way i've got to be there. >> who would have guessed he would be at 1237, before june 7th. and hillary clinton would be facing a potentially, highly embarrassing loss in california where the latest polls look as though bernie is nipping at her heels, she is going into potentially a troubled convention and a weakened state. lou: at this point, because you've had philosophical differences, ideological differences with trump, is your heart free, and are you able to embrace -- >> you have to keep working on me, lou. lou: i'm going to wait for reason to work upon you because i know ultimately you will find a way. your thoughts, lee? i have to say he's a historical figure now. he becomes only the first since dwight eisenhower to win the nomination without ever having held elective office. that's remarkable. >> it's really an unbelievable time in

donald j. trump. >> this inspector general report was a real doozy. this was a bad report. this was page after page. and, you know, it goes back to judgment. it goes back to competence. she's always skirted the edge, whether it's whitewater or all of these things. >> politically smart, right? pile on. >> right. and hillary clinton has gotten off fairly easy on e-mails in the primary, because bernie sanders was very clear that he wasn't going to make the easily themselves a centerpiece issue, even though he did try to make her trustworthiness a bit of an issue. donald trump is not going to play that game. if he things he can gain traction from going after her e-mails, he will do it every day, in a way that any of us can't even predict at this point. >> if he can portray her as a typical politician, someone who you detest in a year when the electorate hates washington, certainly that's going to work to his advantage. the inspector general report is not done. the investigation is still ongoing. there will be presumably more developments. the issue is going to hound her until e

donald j. trump>> ♪ you can start me up start me up never stop, never stop, never stop start me up never stop, never stop, never stop i've been running hot i think i'm going to blow my top ou can start me up you can start me up never stop, never stop, never stop you make a grown man cry you make a grown man cry you make a grown man cry ♪ [applause] mr. trump: well, thank you very much everyone. i want to start by, as always, thanking my family. my wife, my kids. they are not kids anymore, but they are kids as far as i am concerned. they will always be my kids. i want to thank my mom, and my brother looking down on me. it has been an unbelievable day, evening, and year. never have been through anything like this but it is a beautiful thing to watch and behold. and we are going to make america great again. we are going to make america great again. [applause] trump: so important, so important that the people of indiana have been incredible. i started, as you know, not very long ago, six weeks ago. and i

months flew by, the field of 17 republican contenders kept shrinking which brings us to today and donald j. trump the perspective republican nominee. what do we know about the timetable for trump to pick a running mate? >> actually it will be pretty conventional for the unconventional now uncontested presumptive nominee. he'll probably announce his running mate just before the n convention in july which gives him a couple months to pick. he has a reasonably good short list to start on right from his own rivals. he can look to chris christie, look to john kasich who he spoke favorly about today, said he would be interested in having the governor of ohio vetted. ohio is a critically important swing state for republicans in presidential politics as is florida and that brings us to marco rubio. all of these candidates at one point or another said absolutely will i ever be trump's running mate. they fancy themselves as patriots, when the would commander says i need you in the number two spot, some who said they won't may accept the offer. ben carson is going to run the search team. ben was the second

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. >>> donald j. trumping for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> normally i do not comment on what's going on in the presidential election. i will take an exception today. this is not conservatism. i have a special rule as chair of the republican convention, i stay neutral and i support the nominee. >> everything that you don't want is in that budget. i say, where was paul ryan? >> if he becomes the nominee of the party, will you support him? >> yes, i will. i'll support whoever the nominee is. >> remember the wheelchair pushed over the click when you had ryan as the chairman. >> ku klux klan. >> i don't know david duke. >> if a person wants to be a nominee of the republican party, there can be no evasion and no games. >> paul ryan, i don't know him well. i'm sure i'll get along great with him. if i don't, he's go to have to pay a big price. >> i laughed out loud. sometimes reality is stranger than fiction. we'll cross that bridge when we get to it. i'm a good natured gu

. >> donald j. trumpcalling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states, until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> it played well with some of his supporters. >> okay, we are civilized people. these people, these -- with their beliefs -- are not civilized. and we can't change them. they're not willing to change. >> but many in his own party criticized him. the white house spokesman says it disqualified him from the presidency. and experts questioned its feasibility whether it's the right way to fight terrorism. >> he's hurting the best tool that law enforcement and people in both parties believe we have to fight terrorism, which is the help of the muslim american community. and this hurts us abroad, too. >> as he had with his campaign kickoff, it once again displayed trump's readiness to conquer by dividing. >> when mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best. they're sending people that have lots of problems. and they're bring

capitol hill showdown for the leaders of the republican party and their new standard bearer, donald j. trump, who says he will not release his tax returns before election day. >>> three years later, this massive explosion that killed 15 and injured 200 was no accident. new details ahead. >>> one step closer to humans traveling in something to a pneumatic tube at the speed of sound. one step closer to civil unions in italy. >>> an elephant with a bath tooth. >>> and pitching with pay back. >>> "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, everyone. we begin with breaking news this morning after a marathon session, the brazilian senate has voted to impeach the president, rousseff. she has been stripped of her duty for at least six months, and to put her on trial for allegedly breaking budget laws. rousseff, the first female president will have to step aside as she defends herself. the vice-president, michelle temmer, will assume the duties during the impeachment process. the country has been plagued with problem, and the olympics are set to get underway there in just three months. >>> here

bernie sanders on the one hand, a donald j. trump or even a ted cruz to some extent on the other. but that, i think, you know, the cold war ended 25, more than 25 years ago now, and a lot of things are still working themselves out through american politics. and, you know, it's going to be different. after this race the republican party is going to be different from what it was before. democratic party a little bit, but less so, i think. but i'm not really sure where the republicans are going to end up in 2017. >> host: are you a fan of donald trump's? >> guest: i don't admire him. i do find him interesting and to some extent amusing. [laughter] i think that he's hard not to watch. there's something about him which is attractive and fascinating in a way that makes you slightly ashamed of yourself for being so fascinated. but i don't think he's, i mean, some of my friends are very upset by him and think he spells the doom of republican government in america. i don't think so. i don't think he's a caesar-ist sort of personality. be anything, he's more interesting in caesar's palace t

. >>> donald j. trumpa total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> normally i do not comment on what's going on in the presidential election.

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look," capitol hill showdown for the leaders of the republican party and the new standard-bearer donald j. trump who says he likely won't release tax returns until after election day. >>> and then a massive explosion that killed 15 and injured 200 was no accident. >>> and humans traveling in a pneumatic tube at the speed of sound and one step closer to civil unions in italy. and pitching gem with pay back. "first look" starts right now. well, good morning. thanks for joining us today. i'm betty nguyen. a crucial face to face, house speaker paul ryan and congressional republicans will have their highly anticipated meeting with donald trump today. after announcing the endorsement of seven house chairman on the eve of sit down, trump said if we make a deal that will be great. if we don't, we will trudge forward like i have been doing and winning all the time. yesterday nbc's hallie jackson asked speaker ryan if there's a situation in which he would not endorse trump. >> this is a big tent party. there's plenty of room for different disputes in this party. we come from different wings of the party.

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. >> thank you god for sending us donald j. trump our next president of the united states of america! >> trevor: i bet you god is like, i'm sorry, what? no, that wasn't me. no, no, sorry. you must be thinking of somebody else. i was busy handling an earthquake somewhere. that was not me. i don't know if that's the thing you want to say. i don't know if god sends us donald trump. wouldn't surprise me. god as sent us a lot of things -- mosquitoes, the plague, that mother's day movie. (laughter) there is a reason why the majority of women are not trump fans. for example -- >> trump going personal, opting to make fun of clinton's voice. >> and i will never say this, but she screams, it drives me crazy. i didn't say it. i can't listen. >> trevor: ah -- we shouldn't be quick to judge, donald trump. remember, he is sensitive to reason and fact and that's why it hurts him and it's hard for him to fully cover his ears with those tiny hands of his! (laughter) this is mott the first time a woman shouting causes trump distress as we discovered i

however, in the book, "lost tycoon: the many lives of donald j. trump," trump's lawyers insisted a statement by ivana trump be placed in front of book which read -- "i referred to this as a 'rape,' but i do not want my words to be interpreted in a literal or criminal sense." the "new york times" has interviewed dozens of women who interacted with trump, from a beauty pageant contestant who said trump kissed her on the lips, to a woman executive who said trump commented on her weight, telling her -- "you like your candy." rowanne brewer lane, a model who dated trump, said he asked her to change into a swimsuit almost immediately after meeting her at a pool party at his florida mansion. trump is known for his disparaging language against women, calling comedian rosie o'donnell's face fat and ugly, and saying fox news host megyn kelly asked him tough questions because she was menstruating. asked about trump's reported history of disrespecting women during a fox news sunday interview with chris wallace, republican national committee chair reince priebus ini

the presumptive republican divorcee -- i mean nominee -- please welcome the tangerine tornado, donald j. trumplls me that you're not a big churchgoer. >> oh, i'm a church guy. i'm there all the time. sometimes i go even when it's not church day. >> wow. what a well-put statement. does donny ever take a gander at the holy scripture if >> honestly, i love all the books in the bible, i do. they're all terrific. corinthians part deux. book of revelations. 2 genesis. 2 furious. which says -- and i quote -- love thy neighbor as thyself, and like a good neighbor, state farm is there. >> that's all i got for you this morning, alex. >> tangerine tornado. that one might stick. i don't know. thank you very much, louis. >>> that does it for me and "way too early." coming up on "morning joe," it's no longer a question of whether donald trump will use bill clinton's infidelity in his battle with hillary clinton. he even invoked the former president's impeachment over the weekend. that and much more coming your way next on "morning joe." [ nurse ] i'm a hospice nurse. britta olsen is my patient. i spend long

he had to vet the organization, but according to the post they have received $230,000 from the donald j. trump foundation, not to mention he received an award from that very group last year. >>> well, after backlash from gop leaders, veteran affairs secretary bob mcdonald is clarifying comments he made comparing clinic wait times to lines at the disney theme parks. here's what paul ryan had to say followed by mcdonald's response to msnbc's andrea mitchell. >> when the v.a. secretary compared the lines at his agency to lines at an amusement park, we were dumb founded. this not disneyland or wonder land for that matter. veterans have died waiting in line for their care. >> does he need to resign? >> i don't know if he should resign. he should clarify his comments and show some empathy for the veterans he is supposed to serve. >> are you sorry you said what you said? >> look, as i said, i'm here to improve the veteran experience. i'm here to get more veterans in for care. i'm here to reduce the disability claim backlog. you know, wait times are important. but they're not the only measure of veter

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in the book, "lost tycoon: the many lives of donald j. trump," trump's lawyers insisted a statement by ivana trump be placed in front, which read, "i referred to this as a 'rape,' but i do not want my words to be interpreted in a literal or criminal sense." the supreme court has declined to rule on a major case involving access to birth control under president obama's signature healthcare law. the obama administration has already exempted churches and other houses of worship from a rule requiring employer health plans to provide birth control coverage to employees without a co-pay. religiously affiliated nonprofits simply need to notify the health insurer or government that they object to providing birth control coverage, at which point the government takes over and they have no further role. but a number of nonprofits argue the notification process itself violates their religious freedom. the supreme court has been left with just eight justices following the death of justice antonin scalia and republican efforts to block obama's nominee. on mo