right now, i want to talk about rbg.bader ginsburg's death has hit a lot of people hard, especially women. - [bleep]! - and i think it's because-- - mommy? - i think it's because-- - mommy? - buddy, can mommy please just have two minutes to cry in a closet? - again? - i think it's because, as american women, ruth is a big reason why we've made it this far. long before she got to spend 27 years in the middle of this comb-over sandwich, rbg was already changing the world for women. in 1972, she cofounded the aclu's women's rights project. there, alongside pioneers like dorothy kenyon and pauli murray, she spent years carefully laying the groundwork to force u.s. law to acknowledge something radical. women are, like, full-on people. - nobody in our country did more for the advancement of women in terms of women's equality. - justice ruth bader ginsburg devoted her life to fight for equal justice. - she's an american icon. she was a huge glass ceiling breaker for all women. - i would like to show my granddaughters that the e

known as the notorious rbg awesome ... (applause) by her ever-expanding fan base which is clearly here in this room, she continues to inspire the next generation of social change agents and visionaries. at brandeis university our motto is truth, even onto its innermost parts. for this evening i propose to temporarily revise our motto to without truth, there is no truth. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming the one and only justice ruth bader ginsburg. (applause) >> thank you. thank you. please be seated. i so much appreciate the very warm welcome you have extended to me. i'm here to talk to you for a bit about lessons i learned from brandeis. in these remarks i will try to convey his impact on me in my years as a lawyer and then as a judge. i will speak first of the brandeis brief, famously filed in mueller against oregon. the supreme court decided that case in 1908. the court upheld as constitutional a 1903 oregon law that prohibited employment of women and industrial jobs for more than ten hours per day. in

. >> reporter: organizers scheduled the rbg movie tonight before he passed away. this showing is sold out. >> reporter: 60 people gathered for a viewing of the documentary of rbg. she's known for her lifelong fight of gender discrimination. the late supreme court justice drew a crowd of fans wanting to learn more about her life. >> people loved what she stands for and everything that's happening with our world and listening to her and hearing how she accomplished what she did is so valuable. >> reporter: with political attack, just 15 days before the presidential election, some say watching the rbg tudocumentary offered them fresh hope and optimism. we need to return to the honesty that she showed and left. that's a good thing. in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. we made usaa insurance for this season. and the veterans that never quit on their team. when being a fan gets tough, and stretching your budget gets even tougher... ...our agents put in the time and legwork for you, ...so saving on auto insurance is easy. because saving a little extra goes a l

," many say in the divisive time with the election just 15 days away, rbg offers hope. >> ruth bader ginsburg could negotiate with anyone, and she was fair. we need to return to the honesty she showed and lived. good thing. >> reporter: movie was already scheduled to air before the supreme court justice died. tonight's showing is sold out. >> people love what she stands for and with everything happening in our world right now, listening to her and hearing how she accomplished what she did is so valuable. >> reporter: showing of two rbg movies outdoors tonight is welcome change for ann. >> i'm a great fan of hers, already seen the movie twice, but i wanted to see it again. and i'm so excited to see it with my friends. plus so excited to be on the roof. >> reporter: part of the san jose downtown association's movies and dinner for a change program. aimed at showing films connected to social justice. a sold-out crowd enjoying a tribute to a justice who fought for social change. in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> there's a new way to get high in golden gate park. sounds

rbg is still doing it, right. i think that's why people are saying, with a tone of surprise, which i, of course, resent, that this supreme court biography is actually a page turner. my god, this book is actually a page turner. a reader's blog called read early, i love that, tuesday published a column called "eight books we love" and said, "hirshman's book may look imposing, but she presents the subjects in such a rich and engaging manner that the pages will fly." what an engaging story i had, republican, democrat, isolated cattle ranch, flatbush, anti-mccarthy liberal, blonde, brunette, what could be a deeper divide than that? i am not going to tell you all the cool things i found in the three years i worked on the book looking at their letters and stuff, including some letters that had never been looked at by a writer before, unpublished letters like something from henry james' short story, and interviewing everyone who had a pulse. but just consider the bare facts. consider the bare facts. sandra day o'connor wa

she was an associate producer on the oscar-nominated film "rbg." telling the story of her family. thank you for joining us on democracy now! we don't have much time and i want you to get to the heart of this story. you're growing up in one of the most conservative areas of the united states. from you to your youngest sister to how you feel the area has changed. >> thank you for having me, amy. so while i was growing up, i really did not pay tt much attention to being muslim, to being arab. my parents came from palestine. it was just part of growin up. we did not pay too much attention to that. but as the years progressed and we saw different administrations come and go and the climate for american muslims became a bit more worrisome. so in the election of donald trump, we saw a lot of that bubbling racist sentiment toward immigrants, toward muslims become part of the mainstream discourse. whereas i really never thought about it when it comes to my youngest sister who you see in the film, she fended off ignorant comments or attacks on her heritage a

justice ginsburg meanwhile has been crowned the notorious rbg. i'll leave it to you to decide which one is catcher. the justices also share a lifelong commitment to expanding opportunities for women. so it makes sense that when justice ginsburg joins us justice o'connor on the bench in 1993 the two bonded over their historic role and current in transforming the supreme court. both justices had to overcome discrimination and professional rejection but justice o'connor once put a helpful spin on it. if they had come of age when women could easily be lawyers she told justice ginsburg. they would probably have ended up has retired partners of some law firm. but because that round was not open to us justice o'connor explained, we had to find another way and we both ended up in the united states supreme court. one women they inspired women look young attorney in manhattan. she had been working in the da's office in 1981, when she heard that president reagan had nodded nominated sandra day o'connor. just two years earlier, she and her law school classma

. >> 52% of americans say filling rbg's vacant seat should be left had to the next president in a pollid that the current senate should vote on the nominee. >> there was a couple of mentions by democrats but they wanted to focus on health care and i think they feel that's the issue right now that helps them the most in the election. no question that roe v. wade and a women's right to choose to have an abortion is at stake. and remember can republicans d talk about it because they are winning. >> the rancor growing for this woman who may hold the position for a cehalf century. so hear appointment does tip the scale towards the conservative justices. >> absolutely. it was already a conservative court with the death of justice ginsburg, you have three solid liberal justice on court. amy coney barrett is a fifth or sixth conservative vote, it would be difficult for the liberals to win at all. it's hard to see where the other vote would come from. >> barrett is known as a devout catholic. the president and others praising her as a legal scholar. >> she is a woman of unparalleled achievement

samya stumo died in thera of ethiopiafl2-rbgs father michael. >> we don't trust that the plane is going to be safe. we've already seen this movie before. >> boeing did not comment on the proposed legislation saying it's grateful to the faa for the rigorous process that will lead to the safe return to service of the 737 max. kris van cleave, cbs news, washington. >> next on the cbs weekend news, see how one of the country's oldest state fairs is changing. to maintain tradition. also brung on the corn dogs. blanker blank >> yuccas: the old saying everything bigger in texas includes the state fair, and in 2020 nothing is the same. even so our mir mir a villarreal had a craving for something familiar. >> howdy folks. >> it's the texas sized tradition with a twist this year. every fall the texas state fair draws millions to dallas for football, food and fun. >> come for the corn dogs and turkey legs legs with. >> over the summer the fair was cancelled because of the coronavirus pandemic but organizers found a way to bring back the fun at a distance. >> can i get a beep beep. >> we got a jeep

wellad her own hashttag into her 80's, the notorious rbg, and her last fervent wish was that a new president, the winner of the selection, would pick her replacement. opinions,ook at her you realize she was not just writing for today, she was writing for tomorrow. to the women of america, we have name offar, and in the rbd, we should not go backwards. as the rabbi said at justin's justice ginsburg memorial at the, her dissent, her strong words when she would disagree with the republican-appointed justices, words were never cries for defeat, they were blueprints for the future. so to all americans, this hearing, whatever these guys try to do, whatever you hear from a command will not be a cry of defeat, it will instead be our blueprint of the future. yes, judge, i think this hearing is a sham. i think it shows real messed up priorities from the republican party, but i am here to do my job, to tell the truth. to all americans, we don't have some clever procedural way to stop this sham, to stop them from rushing through a nominee, but we have a secret weapon that they don't have. we have americ

she ends up on the court as an icon into her 80's with her own hashtag, notorious rbg and i was reminded picture of the three of us and she came to me -- my daughter was like, her first year in college -- comes to me afterward, she goes, mom, i've got to put this on my facebook notorious rbg is so cool but i hope you don't mind, i cut you out, mom i cut you out of the photo [ laughter ] cause she's just so cool, but to think -- >> seth: here is the photo, right there. >> oh, there it is >> seth: and this is how it looked on social media >> yeah, that's about it [ laughter ] that's exactly right and they have matching glasses. but i think the other thing about the justice is, which i said at the hearing, because i think people who are dispirited by what the republicans are doing right now, have to remember that when justice ginsburg wrote her dissents, and the rabbi said this at her memorial service in the capitol, they weren't cries of defeat they were blueprints for the future and that's what this election is and that's what she stood for. >> seth: i want to talk about election night, a

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kate mckinnon paying homage to her rbg with a nod.rating the most watched season debut in four years thanks to a performance by host and "snl" alum chris rock. >> we're still trying to locate the following people who were in the name change office today. burton ernie. >> reporter: and megan the stallion serving as musical guest for the season opener. ♪ we need to protect our black women ♪ ♪ and love our black women ♪ because at the end of the day, we need our black women ♪ >> reporter: and in one of the most talked about sketches of the night, megan, chris rock, and the "snl" cast teaming up for a song called "bottom of ya face." and chris rock's monologue joking about getting tested so everyone could come back to "snl." >> all week i've had things going up my nose. every day i come in here. i haven't had so much stuff up my nose since i shared a dressing room with chris farley. >> reporter: as far as season openers go, this was the most viewed episode in four years, and prior to that, numbers haven't been so high since 2008 when tina

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back to the old days when there were unanimous confirmation votes for scalia and near-unanimous for rbgnd just bemoaning the fact that things have changed as if he wasn't part of it. >> as if he wasn't a major part. look, this is what happens when the democrats try and make the legislate -- the supreme court into their super legislature to accomplish things that can't get through at the ballot box. what trump is done with this appointment -- this nomination in the two prior ones, to try and get the court back to actually faithfully applying the law and the constitution. >> laura: senator blumenthal today said that judge barrett should not be involved in certain cases -- in other words, she should recuse herself. >> your participation, let me be very blunt, in any case involving donald trump's election, would immediately do explosive, enduring harm to the court's legitimacy and to your own credibility. you must recuse yourself. >> laura: now, robert, how does this overly-politicized process hurt the court's legitimacy? what's going on here? >> it obviously does not. that is a veiled thre

grandchild and she sent him a president and the president was a t-shirt which said future law clerk for rbg and she knew it. she looked into it and she said it's probably too big for you but why don't you give it to your brother brian so she new about him so i go into my office and there on my desk is a birthday card from her which she has sent two weeks before and she said to my younger colleague underlined. we were sitting next to her at dinner she might not favor much and she said to me you know when she has nothing to say she doesn't say anything. she thanks and what she's thinking she is thinking. there was a little comparison she was making because she told me you know steven not every silence needs to be filled. [laughter] a good point but ruth she understood that. she was the kind of person the more you know her the more you like her. i mean my goodness she loved the opera. i called her three weeks ago and said for some reason there's some operetta takes place in boston she said that's the masked ball, everybody knows that pretty well i didn't know that. >> i really appreciate that

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rbg. she went through it, and so i figured, i can too. >> many people have faced this.live after a diagnosis like this. you have a lot of support. i don't have to tell you that. the t-shirts that we saw yesterday of your players and others that were wearing it, rivera strong. coach's corner, your friends and family buying cut-outs to raise some $30,000 for the american cancer society. how much does that support mean to you when you looked up and saw that in the coach's corner? >> it means a lot. because, you know, when i first was diagnosed, i was angry and then as i kind of have gone through this it's always why me? people have reached out and have talked to me and have given tsell wishes. it helps push me forward. it's so important. when you go through something like this, you need a support system. when you have the right type of people pushing you, man, it really helps. it gets your momentum going forward. >> i'm sure that it does. i couldn't help but notice that one of the cut-outs was your brother who passed away from pancreatic cancer in 2015. when you saw his im

we had a new grandchild, and she sent him a present in the present was a t-shirt which said law for rbg." she wrote a little notes saying it is probably too big for you, to my newborn grandson, but why don't you give it to your brother, ryan? she knew about ryan. i go into my office for the service for her on my desk is a birthday card from her which she had sent two weeks before and it says to my younger colleague, and she underlined younger. if you were sitting next to her at dinner she might not say very me, when she said to she has nothing to say, she doesn't say anything. when she has nothing to say, she does not say anything, she thinks. then, when she is speaking, she is thinking. i thought there is a comparison there that she was making because she told me, you know, not every silence needs to be filled. [laughter] good point, but ruth, she understood that, and she was the kind of person, the more you know her, the more you like her. my goodness, i will miss her. she loved opera, i called her about three weeks ago and said for some reason you are talking about some opera that ta

a bronze statue of rbg will be erected in brooklyn where she grew up. it will happen next march.e 15th of the month which would have been her 88th birthday. brooklyn leaders plan to designate that day justice ginsburg day in their borough. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi is defending her decision to not negotiate a new coronavirus relief bill with president trump. she claims the bill the president put forth benefited the richest americans not the poorest. >> it is unfortunate that we do not have shared values with this white house and that they have in their bill -- talk about in their bill about a tax break for the wealthiest families in the country and they cut out the earned income tax credit for the poorest families in the country. >> mitch mcconnell is promising the senate will vote on a narrow economic relief bill when they come back into session next week. that bill would provide money for unemployment benefits, schools and the small business paycheck protection program. president trump does not support that bill. >>> now to the coronavirus pandemic. today alameda and santa

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this headline says replacing rbg with a woman like amy coney barrett is an affront. if the president -- she will advance his own agenda of turning women's rights back 50 years. saying that barrett could play a role in overturning roe v. wade. you know th the left's warning about this. saying that a woman like this is not good for women in general. >> the left is saying only certain women are going to be allowed to have a seat at the table. we know that's their signaling that if you're a conservative woman, if you are pro-life, pro-family, pro-religion, they don't want to hear from you. that's the way they've treated barrett. there's been a lot of condescending. a lot of assumptive miss that while she wasn't well enough repaired she wasn't part of the club. she didn't go to the ivy league schools. she hasn't lived on the east coast. she doesn't have a d.c. pedigr pedigree. all things they think are vitally important for someone who's going to take a seat on the supreme court. what we saw was judge barrett exercised discipline. she's very intelligent, bright, well-info

so, we're replacing rbg with someone who studies have shown and analysts, law professors have looked at her opin dwrions she's pretty far to right. maybe further than justice scalia. i can't weigh in on that personally. we will see a dissolution of the separation of the church and state. that is government involved in religion more. i think we probably will see abortion rights rolled back even more because i think she could easily decide the bay so i was roe v. wade which is called substantive due process is not in the constitution. by the way it's also why we're allowed to raise our kids without the government telling us what to do. that's also substantive due process. i don't think she would disagree with that. we could potentially see the aca overruled. today she said a little bit about well, this notion of severability could actually save the balance of the statute. your point on policies are a important one. she kept saying legislatures make policy, congress makes policy. well then she should leave the aca alone. she and the court should leave the voting rights alone, should lea

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her appointment would tilt the court to the right, as she replaces for rbg, who was known for her liberalgs. john, just weigh in on what barrett would bring to the way she interprets the law, because there's been some criticism about her ultraconservative views. >> well, in terms of her judicial approach, she is an originalist and a textualist, meaning that she will interpret laws based on the words contained in that language, actually passed by congress and signed by the president. in terms of the constitution, she will interpret its words and phrases as those words and phrases were understood at the time they were ratified. she is not a living constitutionalist. she will not pour modern values or her own personal political preferences into those words if the public wants to change the meaning of the constitution, they can do so through the amendment process set forth in the constitution and not through the ruse of constitutional interpretation by an activist judge. >> that said, it feels though democrats are going to double down on some of barrettes comments in the past, particularly re

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we were considering the legacy of rbg, justice ginsburg who had just passed and who was appropriate toe her. and on that challenge, senator feinstein, who has a long record herself of fighting for reproductive rights and gender equity in her opening and her closing statements and her questioning of judge barrett was very clear and very effective at being one of the senators on my side who put the concerns of real people, of the risks to the affordable care act front and center, and exposed judge barrett's extremely conservative record and the way she would do damage to our country. one of the hardest things for me this week is that instead of constructively negotiating a relief package, the senate is -- the republican majority in the senate is solely focused on trying to rush through judge barrett's nomination. >> my question, though, is going forward, do you want senator feinstein to be the lead democrat on this committee, either as ranking member or maybe the chair? >> i have a lot of respect for senator feinstein and her long record of leadership. and i think this is an issue that's

with rbg passing away, this hearing was about replacing her.ator feinstein got a lot of backlash from her colleagues but i loved the hug. charles: so do i. my loser, canadian woman returned a stolen relic, a few relics from pompei. she stole them 15 years ago and had nothing but bad luck. she flew to italy and gave them back. you say your loser was twitter? >> twitter had a rough week. of course, they were -- made news because they decided to block the allegations against hunter biden and his family's relationship, of course his dad was the vice president and twitter decided to block it. they have also shut down the accounts of the trump campaign, white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany and even today, the ceo jack dorsey had to come out and say they made a mistake, that they shouldn't have blocked the url, what they should have done was give more context. i still have an issue with them doing that but i think what's going to happen is congress is going to be making some adjustments to section 230 which we are hearing a lot about. twitter,

it is a very unusual moment for the country, three weeks before election day to be replacing rbg who is a legend on the left with someone who basically says she's in the mold of scalia, even though she tried to back away from that, that's likely what her judicial record was in the past and will likely be in the future. it was interesting to see her hold up a blank piece of paper, but it is in keeping with what she's trying to present herself as, a blank slate that people can't predict what she's actually going to do when in fact she is there because conservatives want somebody to rip out the aca, want somebody to overturn abortion rights in this country. so it is sort of an irony there. then you see republicans also, i think mike lee, do you have anything to do with the fact that people do have health care? anybody that gets health care through the aca, should they be worried about your ascent to the supreme court, well, she does have something to do with it. she will likely rule on that if confirmed, which looks likely. that case comes before the supreme court a week after election

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and "snl's" kate mckinnon honored the late rbg.plause ] >> as if we needed anything else to make 2020 even more cursed, meanwhile, archaeologists in egypt unearthed a sealed tomb that held at least 59 ancient coffins for the last, get this, 2,600 years. the tomb was found in saqqara, home to some of the great pyramids, and held the colorfully decorate ed coffins with ancient egyptian hieroglyphics along with other artifacts. better than opening the tomb, the archaeologists opened one them and found a pristine mummy of an ancient priest. just what 2020 needs, a disturbed mummy on the loose. thanks for that, guys. >>> anyway, still ahead, i'll check in with a leading health expert about president trump's coronavirus diagnosis. >>> and as we go to break, a look back at this date in history. in 1984, the space shuttle "challenger" blasted off from the kennedy space center on an eight-day mission. the crew included katherine sullivan, who ultimately became the first american woman to walk in space. >> the countdown for the 13th launch o

the statue is going to be erected in rbg's native brooklyn with a special commission being tasked withhe design. governor cuomo said wednesday, "ruth bader ginsburg embodied a set of ideals often missing in today's civic dialogue. she showed us reason, empathy and hope. her legacy as a jurist, professor, lawyer and scholar will endure for generations, and we are honored to erect a permanent statue." the special commission is made up of justice ginsburg's daughter, jane, her two granddaughters, as well as friends and colleagues of the late justice. i can't wait to see that. >>> meanwhile, last night, jimmy kimmel weighed in on president trump and joe biden's dueling town halls. watch. >> with trump on nbc tonight and biden on abc, it made me wonder, who was having a town hall on cbs? >> could there be a way that we can deliver your message without the controversial rhetoric and efforts to reunite this country during these divisive times? >> when someone comes up and says something like "i am a god," everybody says, who does he think he is? i just told you who i thought i was, a god! i j

. >> look, the aca was already in dangerous condition when rbg was still alive.ns who are telling you right now that the aca is safe because the challenge is so thin are the same people who told us that that challenge was really thin when it came up to the lower court, where republicans won. and then when it went up to the fifth circuit where the republicans won. so while i agree legally it's a dumb argument, being a dumb argument does not stop republicans when they get it in their mind to do something. right? so for the republicans on the senate judiciary committee to act like they don't know how amy coney barrett is going to vote on the aca, how they don't know how she's going to vote on issues of a woman's right to choose is intellectually dishonest. the only reason why she is being put forward as a nominee is because they are confident in her positions as opposed to the positions of say a john roberts. if the republicans were confident that roberts was with them, as he is 80% of the time, they would not be trying so hard to push forward a 6-3 majority on the

to the women of america, we have come so far, and in the name of rbg, we should not go backwards. as the rabbi said it at justice ginsburg memorial, her strong winds when she would disagree with the republican appointed justices, her words were never cries of defeat. they were blueprints for the future. so to all americans, this hearing, whatever these guys try to do, whatever you hear from me, it will not be a cry of defeat. it will instead be our blueprint for the future. yes, judge, i think this hearing is a sham. i think it shows real messed up priorities from the republican party. but i am here to do my job, to tell the truth. to all americans, we don't have some clever procedural way to stop them from rushing through a nominee, but we have a secret weapon that they don't have. we have americans who are watching, who work hard every day believe in our country and the rule of law, whether they are democrats, republicans, or independents. they know what this president and the republican party are doing right now is very wrong. in fact, 74% of americans think we should be workin

you had senator amy klobuchar democrat saying rbg was worried about you for ruling how you might rule on these issues. alright. hello everyone i'm dana perino and this is the daily briefing. president trump's pick for the supreme court facing questions for the second day today. let's bring in "fox news @ night" shannon bream. we get this treat of having a moment in between the hearing because of audio difficulty? >>> yeah. it's interesting because you never know when these things are going to happen. technology works the way it works. because people are dialed in remotely as well they have to make sure this is right. we could not hear judge barrett. it appeared her microphone was not working. hypothetical -- they want to get ro

i thought mike pence had a nice moment when he was talking about civility and talking about rbg and scalia and how that as americans, we can have arguments and disagreements and come together when those are over. i thought that was a nice moment. and when he was doing cyru coronavirus, i was expecting a lot more details, because of pence's hands-on role with the coronavirus. but one thing he did that i liked, and this is something the president has not done very well, is directly acknowledging the sacrifice of the american people, where he said, i see you, i hear you, i see what you're doing every day to get through this. i thought that was a nice thing for him to do. and it was an example among a couple where pence was able to rhetorically do something. >> errol, let's talk about the style of the candidates for a second. i think that many people expected kamala harris to be more prosecutorial. we have seen her do that, but there were moments where -- and she certainly addressed every time that vice president pence interrupted her, but she did so with a smile and a gentle voice. i think we

everyone is angry and emotional about what they have done to the memory of rbg. what they have done to the equities of the supreme court. the numbers are cruel here. the math is cruel. so what amy was trying to do, and i think she did it very effectively, was focus everybody on what we can control. we can't control this. but stay with us here, because we can control what happens on november 3rd. >> andrea mitchell, you've been through quite a few of these confirmation hearings, and there's always a level of politics here. i'm with claire, the -- on how the democrats sort of stayed all on the same message. mostly, i think the republicans, too, some leaned in harder on the religious, almost hoping to pick the religious fight, others didn't. what was your main takeaways? >> exactly that. some of the republicans went there on the religious issue, harking back to what had happened during her confirmation hearing, of course, for the seventh circuit back in 2017. but none of the democrats did. none of them mentioned religion. in fact, joe biden leaving wilmington today

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to your point, poppy, you often mention this on the air, rbg was confirmed 96-3.ly going to see a lifetime appointment by a party line vote here, very slim majority. >> even in her -- in her confirmation at the seventh circuit three years ago, jeffrey toobin, it was only 55 senators who voted for that, still, though, three democrats did vote for her then and they will likely not now. what's your biggest question for her today, jeffrey? >> well, as i say, i think it's about precedent. can i just add one point to what dana said? >> sure. >> she is the first woman to be the parent of school-aged children while a justice. the men have had school-aged children. john roberts had school-aged children, bret cavanaugh had school-aged children. >> jeffrey, she has spoken about how much of the parenting her husband does, which i think is notable and we important, too. she's made a point -- she said that in the rose garden. but your biggest question for her today, jeffrey. >> is about precedent. how much she wants to sweep aside precedent she disagrees with. >> and here we go

you had senator amy klobuchar democrat saying rbg was worried about you for ruling how you might rule on these issues. alright. hello everyone i'm dana perino and this is the daily briefing. president trump's pick for the supreme court facing questions for the second day today. let's bring in "fox news @ night" shannon bream. we get this treat of having a moment in between the hearing because of audio difficulty? >>> yeah. it's interesting because you never know when these things are going to happen. technology works the way it works. because people are dialed in remotely as well they have to make sure this is right. we could not hear judge barrett. it appeared her microphone was not working. hypothetical -- they want to get that ironed out. there has been tough questioning. there is a lot of exchange between her and senator amy klobuchar about the affordable care act. she did write this article that was a book review of someone else's book about the aca and she made comments about how it was decided. the law review article was published in january of 2017. and senator klobuchar seeme

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liberal americans are afraid she would chip away at rbg's legacy. about the politics. in 2016, republicans block democrats from filling a supreme court seat because it was an election year. but now that they are in power, they have changed their tune. if donald trump can security supreme court seat, even if he doesn't win the election, his presidency will be deemed a success presidency will be deemed a success by the ideological right, by evangelic or christians, that's why they voted for him. and it will be remembered as a turning point for the nation on some of the issues that matter most to americans. barbara plett usher, bbc news, washington. the us government's top infectious disease expert has criticised donald trump's re—election campaign team. doctor anthony fauci says comments made by him have been taken out of context and used without his permission in a republican party tv ad. joining me now is our north america correspondent peter bowes. peter, what have they done, the campaigners, as it were? well, doctor fauci says what they have done