the senate say there has to be a majority of people in the room to pass a nomination on to the fool senate so. there has been talk that some republican senators would be able to make it they need a majority at some level so there's talk to there has been talk too that the democratic senators will show up but we are told from the republican side that all 'd 12 are expected to be in the room casting their vote which will mean that inequality but it emerges from committee and her nomination will go to the full senate for confirmation sometime before november the 3rd probably or own october the 22nd of their boats ok thank you alan fischer on capitol hill. e.u. countries are coordinating coronavirus travel restrictions agreeing not to restrict people from travelling between so-called green states this is countries being assigned a traffic light color based on their latest testing numbers up until now countries have been making their own rules which has created a complicated patchwork of regulations across the continents the netherlands is an interesting case imposing new coronavirus instructio

they pushed it through $12.00 to 0 but the senate rules are normally enforceable it will go to the fool senate for a vote on monday the 1st steps in that will be on friday when they will start the movement the democrats again talking about parliamentary procedure and doing what they can to delay the vote perhaps even suggesting that the senate should adjourn till after the election nigeria's president is due to address the nation in the next hour amid a widespread unrest and violence in his country parts of lagos have been burning with smoke billowing from a prison violence has escalated for 2 weeks but the protests against police brutality. because president now has expanded powers after the parliament overwhelmingly approved an amendment to the constitution got to buy rajapaksa will now be able to dissolve parliament before the term finishes and has full immunity from prosecution the president will also have the power to appoint key officials including some judges in lebanon saad hariri is prime minister for the 4th time he resigned from the job last year following mass anti-government prote

the democrats are hoping they can use public pressure to flip to others to block a vote in the fool senate and they're using what they see as a threat to the affordable health care act due to go to the court one week after the election health care coverage for millions of americans is at stake with this nomination republicans finally realized also on the committee the democratic vice presidential nominee kamel hardass who insisted the senate should be dealing with more pressing issues than the supreme court that may be crystal clear that rushing a supreme court nominee. is more important than helping and supporting the american people who are suffering from a deadly pandemic at a devastating economic crisis and nothing but the truth so help you god and then it was time to hear from amy cooney but it herself she said quote can't write every wrong i chose to accept the nomination because i believe deeply in the rule of law and the place of the supreme court and our nation. i believe americans of all backgrounds deserve an independent supreme court that interprets our constitution and laws as

out of committee that will happen on thursday what follows then of course is confirmation by the fool senate that republicans are hoping that they can solidify the conservative majority on the supreme court that would give them if he is confirmed that would give the conservatives a $63.00 majority on the court and that leads the republicans to believe that some things that would be challenged in court are more likely to be approved by justices who share their views or 'd would certainly be of a conservative bent as for the democrats what they're trying to do is essentially fight the election through the supreme court to try to put the affordable health care act front and center with the american people they know that the majority of people in the united states are concerned about health care they also know if you look at the polls that they don't think donald trump has a plan to help them they are worried about preexisting conditions they're worried about their premiums going up and is donald trump over the last 4 years and said he has a plan that will be better coverage and more premiums an

they pushed it through $12.00 to 0 but the senate rules are normally enforceable it will go to the fool senate for a vote on monday the 1st steps in that will be on friday when they will start the movement the democrats again talking about parliamentary procedure and doing what they can to delay the vote perhaps even suggesting that the senate should adjourn till after the election that's not going to happen there is one your public and senator who said that she will not vote because it's too close to an election there is another who is likely to fall the same way but that still doesn't matter with 53 seats in the senate take those away you've still got 51 and it looks as if every connie ballot by monday will be the next supreme court justice of the united states what is interesting is that this is taking this away from donald trump as an election issue he could have pushed this through till after the election so you've got to support me will get him on the bench it's almost some would suggest and certainly to a couple of people i've been speaking to a suggestion that the republican senate doe

the democrats are hoping they can use public pressure to flip to others to block a vote in the fool senateand they're using what they see as a threat to the affordable health care act due to go to the court one week after the election health care coverage for millions of americans is at stake with this nomination republicans finally realized also on the committee the democratic vice presidential nominee connell hardass who insisted the senate should be dealing with more pressing issues than the supreme court said it may be crystal clear that rushing the supreme court nominee. is more important than helping and supporting the american people who are suffering from a deadly pandemic and a devastating economic crisis and nothing but truth so help you god and then it was time to hear from amy cooney but it herself she said quote can't right every wrong i chose to accept the nomination because i believe deeply in the rule of law and the place of the supreme court and our nation. i believe americans of all backgrounds deserve an independent supreme court that interprets our constitution and laws

pushed it through $12.00 to 0 but the senate rules aren't normally enforceable it will go to the fool senate for a vote on monday the 1st steps in that will be on friday when they will start the movement the democrats again talking about parliamentary procedure and doing what they can to delay the vote perhaps even suggesting that the senate should adjourn till after the election that's not going to happen there is one your public and senator who said that she will not vote because it's too close to an election there is another who is likely to fall the same way but that still doesn't matter with 53 seats in the senate take those away you've still got 51 and it looks as if every connie ballot by monday will be the next supreme court justice of the united states what is interesting is that this is taking this away from donald trump as an election issue he could have pushed this through till after the election so you've got to support me will get him on the bench it's almost some would suggest and certainly to a couple of people i've been speaking to a suggestion that the republican senate doe

i seldom agree with senator sasse, but the fools were in plain sight today and behaving as such in thatmittee hearing. president trumped today weighing in on the confirmation hearing. president trump tweeted some advice for republicans on the senate judiciary committee. president trump said in part, quote: the republicans are giving the democrats a great deal of time, which is not map map -- mandated to make their self-serving statements relative to our great new supreme court justice. president trump is now on his way to florida for his first campaign rally since recovering from the china virus. white house physician dr. sean conley said this weekend president trump is, quote, no longer considered a transmission risk to others, end quote. president trump has a busy week of campaigning planned. he is in florida tonight before holding another big rally tomorrow in pennsylvania. then it's on to iowa wednesday and north carolina thursday. that's right, four stops for the newly-recovered and highly energized president in four days. in other words, president trump is back. the dems' nominee,

fooled. mr. harrison: senator graham, for i'm a democrat -- i am a democrat -- before i'm a democrat, i'm a self-care lien. before that, i'm an american. i believe in the constitution, in this entity of the building you work in. when i see that dome lit up at night, i get goosebumps because i know the power that that place has to improve the lives of folks. it can give the american dream to so many and it has. this is the thing. justice is supposed to be blind. this is part of the reason we are in the gridlock now and you say you are not part of it but you are. you are a cause of it. you said, this person is qualified, i applaud you, thank you for voting for so tamayo and taken, i would have voted for john roberts because i thought he is a good guy. i don't agree with him on everything, but i would have voted for him. you did not vote for merrick garland. he is a good guy, and you voted for him in the past. why? >> we are turning to the environments. experiencinga is some of the effects of climate change such as flooding, increase heat and humidity, and extreme weather events and scientists expect th

would be a problem that is when it becomes a difficulty of passing that nomination over to the senate for a fool vote but at the moment there's been a call to arms from the republican leadership they believe that all 12 including those who are participating remotely today and to morrow will be on in the room on thursday for a vote so even if the democrats don't show up it will still go through and will be left to the full senate to vote what happens at the full senate while the democrats are talking about filibusters and point of order and delaying it for as long as possible but lindsey graham the chairman of the judiciary committee is pretty clear he thinks that this nomination will get out of committee with a vote on thursday ok allan fessor thank you very much for that update from capitol hill well sabra townsell was outside the supreme court that's where protests were held as that hearing kicked off a very small but determined group of protesters both for and against the nomination and confirmation of any turnabout here outside the supreme court. those against the interesting and white house

they pushed it through $12.00 to 0 but the senate rules are normally enforceable it will go to the fool senate for a vote on monday the 1st steps in that will be on friday when they will start the movement the democrats again talking about parliamentary procedure and doing what they can to delay the vote perhaps even suggesting that the senate should adjourn till after the election that's not going to happen there is one your public and senator who said that she will not vote because it's too close to an election there is another who is likely to fall the same way but that still doesn't matter with 53 seats in the senate take those away you've still got 51 and it looks as if every connie ballot by monday will be the next supreme court justice of the united states what is interesting is that this is taking this away from donald trump as an election issue he could have pushed this through till after the election so you've got to support me will get on the bench it's almost some would suggest and certainly to a couple of people i've been speaking to a suggestion that the republican senate doesn't

another issue but it looks as if it is going to be a formality and she will go forward to the senate for a fool confirmation vote ok allan i will let you go for an hour we speak throughout the evening and over the next few days thank you let's bring in cody barlow is the movie editor at the skoda blog and that is the supreme court of the united states walks is joining us from new york thanks very much for your time what's your interpretation of the judge's statement at her confirmation hearing. well judging turnberry there we met last night there everybody and 2nd chance to review it is pretty standard language program here from a nominee piece about how she will interpret the law as written as opposed to the way that she wants her preferences something that she gets from her mentor and a former justice from the supreme or. then. she also talks about ensuring he hears and when she decides a party not only there she as your correspondent no think about the losing side as a trial grandmother she actually visualized what it would be like for her child her children to be on the losing side of the c

its creators require on guarantees that they will be able to fool to work and to test britain's reputation as a cultural heavyweight senator hagel al-jazeera liverpool. so again i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera the u.k.'s health secretary says the government is preparing for a mass rollout of a coronavirus vaccine in the 1st half of next year there are reports that some hospitals are preparing to receive their 1st batches as early as next week meanwhile us present donald trump is being accused of giving up the fight against covert 19 after his chief of staff conceded that the u.s. is not going to control the pandemic a white house correspondent kimberly hockett has more. this is something that's been seized on by the rival of the u.s. president the democratic presidential nominee joe biden who has really accused this administration of waving the white flag if you will certainly throwing up its hands in terms of trying to contain this is a really stark contrast to what the biden. says he would do as president that he would make it mandatory for people to wear masks he himself has been wearing a mask and

senate. and when he became secretary of state. but unfortunately that was impossible. warren harding sought a bit earlier than he did. but hughes realize the truth of that, that it was a fools errand to go back, and the senate was not going to approve that. but he was on that he stays and he thought about resigning, and he has really pioneered and international disarmament, in a ground breaking navy treaty that captures the ratio of 10:10 and six, for the united states, yet kingdom and japan, and he scraps a lot of battleships. and this is a good deal for the united states, because our congress we were not about to spend the money on military and we lost ground to japan in that decade but in the far east, he gets japan and gets them to give the province of -- back to china. and it's a thing which people would not believe but going into that decade the united kingdom and britain, it was united in treaty meaning, if they were attacked or the other party was attacked, they would go to war. and there was a fear actually in the united states, that if we got embroiled in controversy with japan, we might have to go to war with britain on that. he broke he wrote that treaty very sm

fooled and they know what's at stake. the rights if barrett is confirmed. this nomination should not go forward. senator feinstein. [background chanting] >> good morning. last week committee rules were broken and the republicans broke the rules again by proceeding today without any democrats present. all along, democrats have objected to proceeding on this nomination in the middle of an election. 40 million americans have already voted, and we are just 12 days from an election. in 2016, the republican senate against filing a supreme court vacancy in an election year where they brought president obama's nominee for ten months before that election. then in 2016, republicans said it was necessary to hold the nomination until after the election in order to give the american people a voice at the ballot box, specifically majority leader mcconnell said this, and i quote. the american people should have a voice in the selection of the next supreme court justice, therefore, this vacancy should not be filled until we have a new president, and quote. what is false for the goose is false for the gander. now, however, republi

it was really a fool's error to go back there. the senate was nothing going to approve that. he thought about resigning. e he stays. he pioneers an international argument in a groundbreaking navy treating which chap s rati of 10-10-6. the united states, united kingdom and japan. scraps a lot of tonnage of heavy battleships and a good deal for the united states, because with our congress we were not about to spend the money on the military. we would have lost ground to japan in that decade. also he moves on to other treaties in the far east. he gets japan to give the problems of shanshanpeng, a maj accomplishment and a think peel wouldn't believe but going into that decade, the united kingdom, britain, was united in treaty, that is, if they were attacked or the other attack attacked they would go to war and the other party was with japan and a fear in the united states actually if we got embroiled in a controversy with japan we might have to go to war with britain on that. he broke that treaty very smoothly, four power pact and not successful in the immigration treaty with jap

if the democrats take the senate back, bernie sanders is the budget chairman. this stuff really matters. don't be fooled. >> 15 seconds. >> if you had nancy pelosi on the drinking game, tonight, get a designated driver because he has hit that a lot. you are the man who said hold the tape, use my words against me. senator, you have constantly lied to the people here in south carolina. you lied about term limits. you have lied about the supreme court. >> so, jamie harrison joins me now. democratic candidate for the u.s. senate. it looked pretty contentious. looked like a great debate. you're -- you're -- good evening to you, by the way. >> thank you, don. >> you are in the final few days, final few hours, really, of a hard-fought election. how are you feeling about your chances? >> i feel really good, don. yet another debate where we felt that we won this debate. you know, senator graham is talking about everything else other than his record being in washington, d.c. for the past 25 years. he -- he said nancy pelosi's name so much, you know, i thought, maybe, are we running for the house? i thought we wer

senator warren tweeted, amy coney barrett signed an ad saying abortion was barbaric, now she won't say whether roe was wrongly decided. don't be fooledrrett has an agenda to overturn reproductive rights. although the roe v. we case was 50 years ago, this remains a key issue for some voter spirits and republics would like to see it overturned. public opinion is large of in favor of abortion rights, 61% of americans think abortion should be legal in all or most cases. judge barrett was questioned as well about the affordable care act, known frequently as obamacare. it looks like it could end up for the spring porch early after the election. here's one exchange. >> any issue that would arise about the affordable care act or any of the statute should be determined by the law, when looking at the text of the statute, looking at precedent, the same way it would for anyone. and if there were policy differences, or policy consequences, those are for this body. for the court, it is a question of adhering to the law, going where the law leads, and leaving policy decisions up to you. ros: democrats are also considering what might happen if the

if the republicans keep the senator, i'm the budget chairman, if the democrats take it back bernie sanders is the budget chairman. this stuff matters, don't be fooled. >> if you had nancy pelosi on the drinking game tonight, get a designated driver, he has had hit that a lot. you cannot give a lesson on telling the truth. you said hold the tape, use my words against me. senator, you have constantly lied to the people here in south carolina. you lied about term limits. you have lied about the supreme court. >> so, jaime harrison joins me now, a democratic candidate for the u.s. senate. looked like a heated, great debate. you are in the final few hours of a hard fought election. how are you feeling about your chances? >> i feel really good, don. yet another debate where we felt we won the debate. senator graham is talking about everything else other than his record in being washington, d.c. for the past 25 years. he said nancy pelosi's name is so much, you know, i thought maybe are we running for the house? i felt we were run are for the u.s. senate. but he is just desperate and it's sad to see, a man who is the chair in the senate judiciary committe

fooling anyone, kamala, la, la -- la. >> trevor: thank you so much for that again, desi, please try and get some sleep and erase your mind. when we come back, senator don't go away.ly social distancg show. so earlier today, i spoke with senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts. we talked about what the fight over the supreme court means, the new antitrust suit against google and so much that america needs to hear. check it out. >> oh, bailey has joined us, too. >> trevor: fantastic. >> there we go. >> trevor: senator elizabeth warren and bailey, just off camera, welcome to "the daily social distancing show. >> thank you, good to be here. >> trevor: let's jump into the biggest news right now in this moment, the hottest political issue, the supreme court. the senate are going to be hosting, holding their confirmations, they will be voting for judge amy coney barrett. this has been a huge fight in meek because the republicans basically broke the rule they invented when merrick garland was up for nomination or even being considered. where do things stand and is this basically a lost cause and people need to look at the election to fix the mistake that

fools. they are power-hungry, looking for money. we have senatorshat have been here that have nothing gotten done, they are worth millions. how did they get those millions? they didn't get it from being senators or congresspeople. it was from being corrupt, taking money. the american people don't see this. host: what is going to make you decide one way or another? are you watching political rallies or researching the candidates' positions? if you are going to make a decision you have to make one before tuesday. what will help you make your decision? caller: i will probably vote for trump, just because i don't like the ideas of pelosi and some of those, but i don't know. like i said, it is just very frustrating, and i don't understand why the american people don't wake up and get rid of all these people that are just there for themselves. host: how do you figure out which politicians are working for you and which are working for themselves? how can american people make that decision? caller: i don't know. there is a few out there that are good, hones

fooling anyone, kamala, la, la -- la. >> trevor: thank you so much for that again, desi, please try and get some sleep and erase your mind. when we come back, senator go away. ♪ you can go your own way it's time you make the rules. so join the 2 million people who have switched to xfinity mobile. you can choose from the latest phones or bring your own device and choose the amount of data that's right for you to save even more. and you'll get 5g at no extra cost. all on the most reliable network. so choose a data option that's right for you. get 5g included and save up to $400 dollars a year on the network rated #1 in customer satisfaction. it's your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. show. so earlier today, i spoke with senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts. we talked about what the fight over the supreme court means, the new antitrust suit against google and so much that america needs to hear. check it out. >> oh, bailey has joined us, too. >> trevor: fantastic. >> there we go. >> trevor: senator elizabeth warren and bailey, just off camera, welcome to "the daily social distancing show. >> thank you, good to be here. >> trevor: le

fool. >> they are acknowledging that the false claims are being used by foreign powers. if they see a reference made by the president of the united states, a policewoman nant u.s. senatormerica looks at as as a voice of reason and they believe it suits their reason, they will amplify it by a thousand to make sure the most people see it. >> you can have the best site in the world, sometimes there's hiccups on it. >> an attorney for desantis, said it could damage florida's ability to have election in this important cycle. 5.4 million americans have cast a vote. now a bipartisan group is launching a $20 million campaign, telling the public that is election is safe and secure. >> help make sure every vote is counted, no matter who you vote for or how. >> and we have learned tonight that doj is now let are prosecutors announce voter fraud investigations close to election day. this is an exception made to a 40-year-old rule that basically discouraged prosecutors from announcing such investigations close to the election as to not influence the election. now with the exception made, any matter having to do with ballots or voter, any small matterer that could be just human erro

senator mccain. but i would begin my comment by shame onully once, you, fool me twice, shame on me.need to defend ourselves. and foreign intelligence services, including ours, with respect to people we consider opponents, are going to take advantage of every opening we give them. the most important question is to defend ourselves by making our systems as tight and secure as we possibly can. secondly, we have to make our systems effective, because the voterounts, and every should have an opportunity to cast his vote. it is that combination of challenge that is extremely important to protect us against foreigners. maingners use two approaches. one is to blast the airways with ife or distorted news to see they can drive voters into the arms of one or the other of the candidates that they favor. the other is to penetrate our systems and jigger vote counts and registration and things like that. that is harder to do and much more dangerous, but the former question has had a significant influence, in my humble view, on how voters look at elections end eventually end up picking their choice

stop fooling around, let's take the steps we know that need to be taken, and it starts with letting people know if they have been exposed so they can take the precautions to prevent the spread. >> senatorn now to the dean of the brown university school of health, one of the nation's top experts on testing and coronavirus. so doctor, it was another thing that president trump did tootda that i want to give you chance to be clear about. he claimed the coronavirus is far less lethal than the flu. he tweeted, many people every year, sometimes over 100,000 and despite the vaccine, die from the flu. are we going to close down our country? no. we have learned to live it, just like we are learning to live with covid. that claim is factually untrue. >> hi, erin, thanks for having me on. that was untrue, it was untrue when it was uttered in march. it's been untrue every time it's been uttered by the president and his supporters and it's just not the fact. this virus is between five and times more deadly than the flu. and that's why it is wreaking havoc on our society, and it's wreaking havoc because we have ignored it, acted like it's the flu and not brought it under control. >> so i also want to

capstone was when senator mike lee chronicled the history of the treatment on part of democrats of republican nominees beginning with bob bork in 1987. i think to abandon was wrong headed and fool>> sandra: in lindsey graham's word this morning we did it, he said twice. now she will go on for a full vote in the senate and then become justice amy coney barrett. what does this mean for the court, ken? >> well, first of all look at her age as well as her background, which is so stellar and outstanding. she is 48 years old. justice ginsburg was 87 when she passed from this life. just start doing the ar -- four or five or six presidents may come and go. i know this is wild projection but the chief justice of the united states john roberts is 65. if he retires at the age of 80 she has been groomed to be the next chief justice of the united states. i'm ahead of my skis on this. when you think about the supreme court you need to think in terms of decades. >> sandra: it is fascinating to think about. do you predict there could be any further interruptions? mitch mcconnell has said he has the votes. is there anything left for democrats to stop this? as you heard mike lee point out, they

senate, when he became secretary of state. unfortunately that was impossible. warren harding saw it as maybe quicker than he did but hughes recognized the truth of that, it was really a fool's errand to go back there. but he stays. he thought about resigning. he stays. he pioneers an international zar zarmtment and ground-breaking navy treaty which caps the ratio of 10-10-6 for the united states, united kingdom and japan. straps a lot of heavy tonnage battle ships. and this is a good deal for the united states because with our congress we were now about to spend the money on the military. we would have lost ground to japan in that decade. he meevs oves on to other areas the far east in japan. and it's a think which people wouldn't really believe but going into that decade, the united kingdom, britain, was united in treaty, that is if they were attacked or the other party was attacked, they would go to war and that other party was with japan. and there was a fear in the united states if we got embroiled in triefrl japan, we might have to go to war with britain on that. he broke that treaty very smoothly, four-power pac. one thing he was not successful in was the immigration

fooled. they know this process is a sham, a naked power grab and it no mystery why they're doing it. >> this senate majority will not let falsehoods down on facts. we will not reward hostage taking and will not be bullied out of doing what is right. >> bill: mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer going back over the advancement of the nomination of judge barrett. the full senate could vote on monday. democrats protesting the entire proceedings by boycotting the committee's meeting yesterday to vote on barrett's nomination. senate mike lee serves on that judiciary committee. thank you for your time. let's go through a lot here. seems like democrats are rolling over on this process. why is that? >> well, they are rolling over because they can see they've lost. they can see that president trump is still in office and have a republican majority. we'll confirm president trump's outstanding nominee to the supreme court amy coney barrett. so they're in the end stages of coming to reality on this one. and we are going to win. >> bill: they do not even show up yesterday, senator. >> they didn't because they knew