there were people, there to to the brick kavanaugh hearing. this is before sexual assault allegations came up. i remember watching those hearings at my desk at work and watch it in spare time between editing. i was sort of a blown away. i only vaguely knew of brick kavanaugh. this is before had any idea i be writing a book about him. i was so persuaded by the evidence the democratic senators marshaled that he had been dishonest and his answers to them during his two previous confirmation hearings for the d.c. court of appeals that i thought and backgrounds alone he should not have been confirmed. what i have in the book and comprehensive forms that did not get much attention our e-mails that the senate did not have in 2004 and 2006. from his time in the bush white house showed us he played a role in warrantless surveillance during the bush years, the attention and torture of terrorists some of the most controversial judicial. testified earlier under oath he had nothing to do with. these e-mails proved otherwise. there was also in that time one

what is your view of justice kavanaugh? guest: president trump is right that his standing by the nominee was crucial to kavanaugh's success as a nominee and molly hemingway and i wrote a book about his confirmation process, justice on trial, that detailed that. i do think that was significant and a very important aspect. i think we now have an excellent justice in the supreme court as a result. so we have him to thank for that. however, i think his view of justice kavanaugh and jude jurists -- and jurisprudence is pessimistic. there cases where he haven't -- hasn't gone farther here. sometimes i come to a slightly different conclusion, and i can find that with every justice on the court. however, when you look at the core of his base is contextualism. that is what president trump talked about in his campaign rallies, in his statements about who he wanted to appoint to the supreme court. i think that is what the mandate from the american people was, to put on supreme court justices who are not necessarily going to pull to th

as justice kavanaugh himself said in the opinion, he wrote as a d.c. circuit court judge, quote, just because gun regulations are assessed by reference to history and tradition does not mean governments lack flexibility or power to enact gun regulations. according to the now justice, he says, governments appear to have more flexibility with a historical test than with other kinds of tests. what does justice kavanaugh mean that history may provide local governments more flexibility? as professor cornell will note, there's a long history of regulation in america. in addition to regulations on the types of arms people could possess, there was regulation on how they could be carried, where they could be stored, how they could be stored as well as various licensing regimes. that said, justice kavanaugh is clear in his heller two opinion that the second amendment does not only permit those regulations that exist only in 1791 any more than the second amendment only protects those kinds of firearms that existed in 1791. as he stated in his dissent, when legisl

impeach one of those republican dominated supreme court justices they want to impeach the justice kavanaugh and remove him from the bench and these democrats could not keep him from the bench but they won't stop trying to remove him from the bench and these democrats, i'm talking about democrats like elizabeth warren and, harris in the democrats white house was to re- litigate kavanaugh's confirmation hearing all over again. >> will we finally got the search with the fbi on the fake tip line that they ran for the kavanaugh investigation read and i'm very happy that so many people are expressing their support and the persistence and digging through until we finally got it pretty but of course the right-wing attack machine that helped put avenue the court, stop trying to cloud the issues here. >> i'm wondering if there's ever going to be an end to this that the nomination process has been rolling in the politics surrounding the judges has been ruling the supreme court has been damaged in some democrats want an impeachment trial to further tear this country apart. it is one of the anyone will

justice kavanaugh wrote this, "in my view, clear and specific to congressional authorization, the newy 31st." you had five justices, let it go until this, but justice kavanaugh made it sound like his boat was premised on congress being the ones to extend it and they didn't, sarah. >> i actually think the cdc did have a legal basis here, and that is based on their ability to take action to make sure that this virus doesn't spread, and we do know that there are high risk variants out there that are posing a severe risk to our communities, and this extension is actually narrowly tailored compared to the last moratorium, where it only applied to counties that have a high level of risk in infection. now, i do think we need to keep our renters safe here, but we also do need to protect our landlords, as well, and you know, landlords are individuals, they are mom-and-pop shops, they are also small business owners, and they are also struggling through this pandemic, and over a year, this moratorium, as well, so i think, yes, let's keep the renters safe, and it is legal for the cdc to do this,

so what does justice kavanaugh mean that history may provide local governments more flexibility?professor cornell will note, there is a long history of regulation in america and in addition to regulations of types of arms that people can possess, there were regulations on how they can be carried, where they can be stored, how they could be stored, as well as various licensing regimes. that said, justice kavanaugh is clear in his heller two opinions that the second amendment does not only permit those regulations that exist only in 1791 and more than the second amendment only protects those kinds of farms that exist in 1791. as he stated that, when the legislation seek to a have new weapons that have not only existed on to impose new regulations because of traditions that have not previously existed, they're obviously will not be a history of tradition of banning such weapons when banning such regulations. that does not mean the second amendment does not apply to these weapons, or in the secret instances. where does it mean that the government is powerless to address these new wea

and then they can brain brett kavanaugh. >> this is so amusing.what he was supposed to say it may not pass constitutional muster but lawyers think it should are that it will amenable litigate. nobody expected biden would go out there in the meantime push the $45 million out the door. that is pretty raw. the question is can they get away with that? and then spending money on rental relief and so will it work going forward? and then that pressure is already on for the progressives to do this again and then to cancel student debt and then is there any limiting principle at all of the political hardball with the eviction moratorium? none that anyone can see. paul: so that leaves the courts that have ruled against this moratorium so far. and then the reason is because brett kavanaugh said i joined four of my colleagues at the band exceeds the statutory authority. but it will expire on july 31st anyway and give more time to spend the money. and then i matter of judicial forbearance so what will brett kavanaugh do now? we will take advantage of that and

we know what brett kavanaugh said.ed, his statement is not a supreme court ruling. his statement, out of his mouth, was not a supreme court ruling. if that is what eds to happen, that is not what we need to worry about. our job is to make sure that we are legislating. righnow, there is power of the pen of the president of the united states. amy: thank you so much for joining us, outde of the capitol, outside the house. you have been unhoused yourself, and now a house member. congress member cori bush represents missouri's first district. since friday, she has been sleeping on the steps of the capitol to protest her past colleagues and yearning for break without passing a moratorium for renters. stay safe. when we come back, we continue our conversation with the authors of "inflamed: deep medicine and the anatomy of injustice." and we will look at the connections between the pandemic and the climate crisis. we will look at a new film, "the ants and the grasshopper." stay with u ♪♪music eak] amy: this is democracy now!,

there is no evidence against kavanaugh. there was nothing. yet you have cuomo out there pretending to be the white knight. overwhelming evidence on objective independent investigation that was done proving that cuomo had basically violated their rights, the civil rights of 11 women. i want to be very clear. governor cuomo is a boss, a bully, tyrant, and he should be shunned. what prevents justice from taking place is his political track. i've been practicing law for 30 years. there is overwhelming evidence that district attorney right now to charge governor cuomo. that's a political game. the democratic legislature in new york, shame on them. you're telling me they didn't have this information? they could have done the same investigation. this is the ugliest nature of politics and democratic loyalty because this political track is slowing down the legal track. he should be arrested, the d.a. is he a democrat? that's the only reason why cuomo should be charged right now. the d.a. must be a democrat. let me tell you what i honestly believe. i b

what is your view of justice kavanaugh?esident trump is right that his standing by the nominee was crucial to kavanaugh's success as a nominee and molly hemingway and i wrote a book about his confirmation process, justice on trial, that detailed that. i do think that was significant and a very important aspect. i think we now have an excellent justice in the supreme court as a result. so we have him to thank for that. however, i think his view of justice kavanaugh and jude jurists -- and jurisprudence is pessimistic. there cases where he haven't -- hasn't gone farther here. sometimes i come to a slightly different conclusion, and i can find that with every justice on the court. however, when you look at the core of his base is contextualism. that is what president trump talked about in his campaign rallies, in his statements about who he wanted to appoint to the supreme court. i think that is what the mandate from the american people was, to put on supreme court justices who are not necessarily going to pull to the politica

the last time there was a break in the language during the kavanaugh hearing here why were changes made then? why what actions taken after the ig report? a lot of questions that could get asked today to make sure these officers will never be put in this position. january 6th should have never happened. we should have prepared and be prepared for the officers to make sure they had the training and equipment that they needed. with that i i would like to cl up our with steve scalise. >> thank you kevin, and i share those same sentiments. our prayers go out to so many law enforcement officers who lost their lives in the last year, and every day we thank those capitol police officers who risk their lives to keep us safe and to keep this capital opening, hopefully open again to tourists who can come to the capital to see their government in action. but what we're here to talk about today is speaker pelosi's constant attempt to cover up facts that she doesn't want out there. you know, for weeks now jim jordan and jim banks have been raising some very tough questions, questions that need to be

(laughter) brett kavanaugh.he ex-president was livid at his favorite judicial frat bro who voted with the majority not to hear any of the ex- president's ridiculous election challenges at the supreme court. the ex-president thought he stood by him when he was accused of sexual assault saying in an interview, where would he be without me. i saved his life. he wouldn't even be in a law firm, who would have had him. nobody. well that's not true. i'm sure he would have been welcome at the law firm of tobin, pj and squee, the boof will set you free, of course boof fans, big fans of the boof. of course the former president can't give a quid without hoping for a little proquo saying i'm very disappointed in kavanaugh. in retrospect, he just hasn't had the courage he needs to be a great justice, i'm basing this on more than just the election. um, nobody brought up the election. that's like saying good evening, officer, i want you to know that i am very disappointed that you pulled me over and not just because you won't

brett kavanaugh, who voted with the progressives of this up in court come just justice kavanaugh putut a memo saying they have -- this should give the state and local authorities enough time to tap all of that funding, $47 billion worth, for rental assistance, to help with these evictions. but right now millions are facing eviction, and the white house is trying to hammer home how the state and local authorities could get that money out to landlords and renters. jonathan: senator lindsey graham testing positive for covid. we wishing the best and for a full, speedy recovery. how does this reshape the infrastructure talks with the passing of this bill? annmarie: we also should note that the good news is that senator lindsey graham also said on twitter that without the vaccine come he is sure that his symptoms would be far worse, so he does feel like he is dealing with minor symptoms. he was on the weekend gathering with other senators, on senator joe manchin's houseboat, so there is this cloud of worry that potentially there could be others that test positive. unlike the house, the sen

in 2018, he tweeted the following about judge kavanaugh. he said -- >> trace: at the time, you know, he didn't really believe in giving justice kavanaugh due process. he deserves due process. do you believe that he should get due process and this should go through the required stages? >> i believe in the younger andrew cuomo that said that there should be zero tolerance when it comes to sexual harassment. those are his words. i believe that we need to move forward, we need to move new york in the right direction. we can't do that if we can't have full accountability of this governor's bad decisions. >> trace: if that meeting develops and breaking news comes out, we'd appreciate if you let us know. thanks for coming on. >> thank you. >> trace: let's bring in mike huckabee, the former governor of arkansas and former presidential candidate, a fox news contributor. governor huckabee, great to have you on one, but now the timing is -- we look like geniuses having you on. my first question to you is the rebuttal speech. i don't know if you saw it

and speaker pelosi puts out saturday night laming brett kavanaugh.r month or two brett kavanaugh said fine, i will do with this time, but this is not constitutional. congress needs to do something. then they sat on their hands. president biden, does he think the senate should extend it? not all landlords are warren buffett. and all of a sudden, back rent. but here's the kicker of all of this, remember when states could not get unemployment money out and it was so frustrating? why are we as the federal taxpayer offering more and willing to pay all of this in the state can't get money to everybody and not able to pay electricity bill and the stress through no-fault of their own is happening but now this case the federal taxpayer gets $49.6 billion to the state and they can't figure out how to get this money out, they sat on it in new york $2.7 billion in the democrats turned around and said actually the landlords are to blame. the landlords should apply for this money. i think this is absolute incompetence at the federal level. and actually come up peo

this after cuomo demanded justice brett kavanaugh take a polygraph.lso we've got this story, the white house now playing hardball, considering withholding federal dollars and using regulatory powers to get more people vaccinated by private businesses and and more. now "the washington post" says this is a, quote, dramatic escalation. the labor secretary now endorsing vaccine mandates and vaccine passports, but the cook report says biden's approval rating is dropping amid confusing, mixed messages, also government overreach and fears that restrictions will put the recovery in reverse. to the president's covid double standard at the border, authorities now warning illegals from more than 100 countries are bringing in variants. homeland security in a court briefing warning they may need to shut border facilities because of the serious outbreak of covid in those facilities and border officials testing positive having to be hospitalized. also we've got more on that deputy sheriff who collapsed after being exposed to the lethal drug fentanyl from a suspect a

i think brett kavanaugh was better than this.w have a drastically lower opinion of brett kavanaugh. melissa murray, and co-host of the strict podcast in case of full disclosure, my wife is also a co-host of. melissa, it was interesting to see the kind of alarms go off last night from court watchers about this order. and i think to explain it, first we start with what category order this is. people sometimes refer to it as the shadow docket. these are the ways the court intervened in lower court opinions where they don't have to give a reason. a lot of it is pretty alarming. >> that's exactly right, chris. the shadow docket has received a lot of attention over the last couple of years, but again that whole perception of a relatively moderate or nonpartisan court really only holds if you exclude the shadow docket decision. but, in fact, there's been a lot of shadow docket activity over the course of the last term. these are emergency appeals that are made to the supreme court. and the court makes decisions, often in unsigned, very

>> well, i think brett kavanaugh learned something, which as he was trying to be conciliatory and sayto do that. which was very nice. and they came after him saying how dare you to this? on the left is like very nice, thank you. and they forgot about it. they literally forgot about it until three days before the moratorium was supposed to end and that is when cori bush -- call back -- sleeps on the steps of the capital. for several nights. she couldn't even lie down, because against the rules. and what happens? joe biden wasn't a week my going to extend it. pelosi wasn't going to extend it. how can they say that she's not the leader of the democratic party? >> greg: she is the face of the party. >> he said he wasn't going to form shots. he said that, he said i've looked around the constitutional scholars to see what i can do and now it's going to happen is you have so many landlords across america -- these are not people who are warren buffett. a lot of people this is how they make their living. they've not been able to pay their bills per that's is one lady, older lady, this is how s

yes it is so bad i now have a drastically lower opinion of brett kavanaugh.e to explain what happened is a professor of constitutional law in new york university, and cohost of his strictly podcast that in case of full disclosure, my wife is also a cohost of. it was interesting to see, the kind of alarms go off last night, from court watchers. about this, and i think to explain, it may be first we start with what's category of order this is it's not a big fully raise decision, people sometimes referred to it as a shadow docket. but these are the ways the court intervenes and lower court opinions, where they really don't have to give a, reason they're doing a lot of this in a lot of it is been pretty alarming. >> that's exactly right chris. the shadow docket has received a lot of attention over the last couple of years, but again, that whole perception of relatively moderate or non partisan court, really only holds if you exclude the shadow docket decisions, and in fact there's been a lot of shadow docket activity over the course of the last terms. these are e

oh, and then there's the "i like beer and i black out" justice, brett kavanaugh. kavanaugh cried and whined his way through his confirmation hearings in which he was credibly accused of sexually abusing a teenage friend, christine blasey ford. >> i believed he was going to rape me. i tried to yell for help. when i did, brett put his hand over my mouth to stop me from yelling. >> and let's not forget your king, maga mob. donald trump. i mean, you give me nasty cuomo and i'll give you at least 26 accusers who have alleged trump committed everything from sexual harassment to rape. cue miss e. jean carroll who interviewed on my former show "a.m. joy" back in 2019. >> i walked in right in front of him and he shut the door and bang, right against the wall. >> so immediately upon walking into that dressing room he attacked you? >> right against the wall. like i'm just going to love kissing this guy. it was -- i was so surprised. >> did he say anything or -- >> no. >> -- indicate trying to get consent from you -- >> no. >> did you want him to kiss you? >> i guess this is

refers it to the wholee court so they will vote on the emergency appeal with john roberts and brett kavanaughyour thoughts? >> we think there's a good chance three justices have already commented on jacobson and the precedent it is now antiquated. we are helpful. the thing is the government hashi to justify forcing you to put chemicals in your body. the only time they haven't protected the right to make medical treatment decisions those felons incarcerated in a prison those are the only ones that get rational review. they are treating students like they are prisoners in a prison. >>laura: why will you not get the vaccine quick. >> i have a chronic illness i've worked very hard to get my health back in very close to getting the phd candidate and it could make me backslide. >>laura: we will follow every aspect we appreciate you aspect we appreciate you joining us and we wish you the best offre. >>laura: another weekend of >>laura: another weekend of violence in the windy city this time not just chicago residents w the 29 euros officer was census lee gone down by a gang banger. what level of cul

in a really bizarre move justice brett kavanaugh joined with the majority of activists but wrote that he believed the cdc had in fact exceeded its constitutional authority. if they continue the moratorium after at expiration date, he would vote to strike it down. in other words, it was very clear. only congress, not the white house can enact legislation other private landlords to fore go rent payments. >> the bulk of the constitutional scholarship says that it's not likely to pass the constitutional muster. but there are several key scholars who think it may. it's worth the effort. >> laura: you heard that. biden knows that the supreme court will rule this is unconstitutional. he is so scared of the squad he will extend a ban on evictions anyway on grounds that several key scholars think it could survive constitutional muster? that's the new standard for democrats? scholars with trump the supreme court? i must have missed that in law school. >> the president would not have moved forward with a step where he did not feel confident in the legal justification. asked the cdc and his legal

cdc cave to political pressure by extending the moratorium without providing a legal basis, brett kavanaugh's was clear the cdc would not extend the moratorium pass july 3, '01, and concluded the cdc lacks authority to ensure extend and eviction moratorium. tell me what you think about all this. as someone who has been a landlord myself i know it can be difficult to pay those bills when you don't have that income coming in so millions across this country are really set up with it. >> this is the straw that broke the camel's back. we see government stepping in the middle of the contract between two private citizens was what gives them the right to do that? the president acknowledged the fact that it was illegal or unconstitutional as well but it doesn't make sense the government -- those other industries that are not impacted at this time could be next. think about the fact that food is important, they say shelter is, at some point, going to grocery stores to get the food they need because they are starving and when a pandemic is over they can pay it back, absolutely not. it should not have be

the meeting movement, andrew cuomo said over and over you have to believe the accuser when brett kavanaugh accused even though there was little evidence against him, he said you have to believe the accusers and now he saying don't believe these accusers. the audacious part of the whole thing is where you have andrew cuomo coming out this week saying his accusers are doing this service to actual victims saying not only are they liars but they are phony. i want to wrap up by showing these polls since we started talking about polls, should governor cuomo be charged with a crime? 55% say yes, 29% say no and should governor be impeached? the pulse as 63% say yes. 29% say no. they are under water. when he is carried away or taken away in handcuffs, the numbers might go down even further. >> i have a response to bill maher, i think the reason governor, is it resigning is because he truly doesn't think he's going to be impeached which suggests a bigger issue which means he doesn't actually think he did something wrong despite extensive independent ag report that suggests otherwise. the report went

jillian: why did brett kavanaugh not deal with immigrants?r another month and a half. victor davis hanson, of the hoover institution. we don't really have a functioning economic system anymore. if you're a landlord you are providing free housing as long as the squad says so which means forever. >> if you are a landlord the only leverage you have over a tenant who won't paper damages your property is eviction. when you take that away and federalize it you have no clout at all. human nature being what it is president biden can define the supreme court but he canst defied the laws of human nature. people just won't rent or will jacket up so high to cover the damage that they can't effect. what you are seeing is the ultimate expression of critical legal theory, these people do not believe in the law and they feel they answer to a higher moral law on the border, they don't enforce federal law. president biden took an oath to execute the laws. there is no border. he feels the answers to somebody else, the deities of bernie sanders or aoc above the

. >> laura: why did bret kavanaugh not deal with it and threw it back.rt should have settled this. joining us victor davis hanson from the hoover institution. we don't have a functioning economic system anymore. if you are a landlord, you are providing free housing for as long as the squad says so which means forever. >> yeah, if you are a landlord, the only leverage you have over a tennant that won't pay or damages your property is the threat of eviction. you take that away you have foe clout. -- no clout. joe biden can defy the supreme court but he went can't defy the laws of humaninator. -- human nature. people won't rent or they will jack up the rent so high. you are seeing critical legal theory. these people don't believe in the law. on the border they don't enforce federal law. joe biden took an oath to execute the laws. there is no border. bernie sanders and aoc are above the law. we saw it with unemployment extension and extension so the incentives are not there to work. he feels that there is a new dawn awakening. we were warned. gavin newsom sa

it was a 5-numfour decision and the court decided to leave the moratorium in place but brett kavanaugh joined with the majority of activists justices but wrote separately he believed that the cdc exceeded its constitutional authority and if they continue the moratorium after the expiration date he would go to strike it down. in other words was very clear only congress, not the white house, can an act legislation ordering private landlords to forgo rent payments. >> the bulk of constitutional scholarship says it is not likely to pass but there are several key scholars who think it may. laura: biden knows that the supreme court will pull his action is unconstitutional but is so scared of the squad that he will extend a ban on evictions on grounds several key scholars think it could survive constitutional muster. is that the new standard for democrats? several scholars can trump the supreme court, really? >> the president would not have moved forward with a step that he didn't feel comfortable and confident in the legal justification. he asked the cdc and his legal experts to look at what

for him not to given that he's already endorsed accusation as standard when talking about brett kavanaugh on the record think if anyone accuses you then we will treat that statement is true, believe all women, #. that same standard should be applied to him but functionally, i agree with you and think the comparison is probably unfortunately the directed it's going to go up, he's going to wait out the new cycle and sooner or later we will forget about this and move on and he'll stay governor and keep his parents. kennedy: any other sociopathic sicko who happens to be in power who gets caught, they are going to do the same thing. it's a horrible precedent, he's not the one who said it but certainly he is following it and i know larry craig is in there somewhere saying why don't i just stay? meanwhile, the governor's brother he feeling the heat even from his liberal media friends. chris cuomo should resign from current politics or be fired after it came out becky helped craft andrews even cnn saffer says report be turned against cuomo calling his conflict of interest a disgrace to journalism

. >> neil: yeah, i remember some of those being afforded to justice kavanaugh. but having said that, andy, one other thing to follow up on. the focus was on this woman that filed criminal charges. she probably has the most lethal and damaging things to say. there's ten other women involved here with varying charges of their own. is the idea behind this strategy, if you sort of knock the credibility of one, you can make a credible case for saying the same about the other ten? >> yeah. that's what their hope is. the problem is it kind of defies common sense. so in a normal trial, what a judge would tell you, if you were on the jury and instructing you about how to evaluate testimony is that you should never look at evidence in isolation. pieces of evidence. what you should look at is the entire mosaic of the proof and how everything seems to fit together. so the problem -- it's a herculean one that they have to confront here -- if it was one or two transactions, you might be able to knock them out. when it's one after another and another and it's 11 and the same k

brett kavanaugh at 17 years old trying to make out with a girl was something that disqualified him fromng a supreme court justice. we have 11 confirmed allegations that have now been verified. if democrats are not willing to move on this, then i think the whole "me too" era is over. how many times are politician its going to be caught by len different people, 9 of whom are employees? >> greg: this ain't alfranken. 11 is a football team. >> yes! >> greg: yes, sports analogy. soccer? >> no. >> don't look at me. >> this is about your feud with tom brady. you scored points. >> greg: i am better looking and smarter and taller too. i forget how short he is. they said the end of covid is near but they still want us [inaudible]. and you need it here. and here. and here. which is why the scientific expertise that helps operating rooms stay clean is now helping the places you go every day too. seek a commitment to clean. look for the ecolab science certified seal. [relaxed summer themed music playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. savor your summer with lincoln

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it is worth pointing out that put out -- that when brett kavanaugh, justice kavanaugh, put out his thoughtstion moratorium in june, this decision has been very widely spoken about. the matter at hand was whether to immediately vacate the eviction moratorium while the case continued to wind its way through the courts. the four liberal justices said the cdc moratorium stands and four justice said this is unconstitutional. then brett kavanaugh said this is unconstitutional, but there's only a few weeks left and it's really important that we have an orderly distribution of rental assistance, so i will let it stand for now. but congress needs to confirm that this is what they want. it is worth pointing out that congress did extend the cdc eviction moratorium one time over the winter. so they have already confirmed at that point that they felt the cdc eviction moratorium was a good idea. but right now, there have been split decisions and it is kind of up in the air. if congress were to either reaffirm the cdc eviction moratorium that they did in the winter or pass a new eviction moratorium, the c

it is worth pointing out that put out -- that when brett kavanaugh, justice kavanaugh, put out his thoughtson moratorium in june, this decision has been very widely spoken about. the matter at hand was whether to immediately vacate the eviction moratorium while the case continued to wind its way through the courts. the four liberal justices said the cdc moratorium stands and four justice said this is unconstitutional. then brett kavanaugh said this is unconstitutional, but there's only a few weeks left and it's really important that we have an orderly distribution of rental assistance, so i will let it stand for now. but congress needs to confirm that this is what they want. it is worth pointing out that congress did extend the cdc eviction moratorium one time over the winter. so they have already confirmed at that point that they felt the cdc eviction moratorium was a good idea. but right now, there have been split decisions and it is kind of up in the air. if congress were to either reaffirm the cdc eviction moratorium that they did in the winter or pass a new eviction moratorium, the car

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given the makeup of the court, john roberts, brett kavanaugh, what are your thoughts?we think there's a real good chance, there are three justices that have already commented on jacobson and how it is the precedent that is now antiquated because of the modern development. >> laura: you are hopeful? >> yes, we are hopeful. the thing is the government has to justify forcing you to take chemicals into your body. the only time they have not protected the right to make medical treatment decisions has been on convicted felons incarcerated in a prison. they are the ones that only get rational review. how they are treating iu students like they are prisoners in in a prison. >> laura: really quick, jamie, wiley and i get the vaccine? >> yeah, really quick, i have a chronic illness and my physicians had the vaccine is not for me. he said i worked really hard to get my health back and just short of a couple of recitals before i can become a phd candidate, and getting the vaccine could make me backslide at this point when i am actually able to finally move forward. >> laura: jamie

this is important when it comes to -- even during the kavanaugh situation it wasn't believe women because women. it does require adieu process dynamic. an investigation to determine the credibility of someone. their background. the nature of what they were arguing, what happened to them. you make -- you come to these conclusions with evidence. we know this. so this is caulk taking women seriously. so we have the benefit of the attorney general's investigation but her being personal about this is important. i understand completely when women want to remain anonymous considering the weapons that are used against them in media, against their jobs, et cetera. it's not a safe environment. her coming out reminded people that this is personal. that this could be your daughter or your sister or your best friend. this is key to individuals realizing the monster that not just cuomo is but the environments that can be created against young women, women in general that are working at their dream job. her need to remind people that this is a crime. this is not just about being made uncomfortable. this

the lawyer who advised him on discrediting women was a prominent activist against kavanaugh.'s advocate. she had been brought in to help consult over a letter governor cuomo's office used to attack the credibility of the first woman to step forward to accuse him of wrongdoing lindsey boylen. with mounting pressure kaplan resigned from times up me too. the organization said it agreed with her decision and held themselves accountable for lack of transparency. but adding insult to injury is what roberta kaplan said a few years ago regarding the legal counsel she contributed to the case against security justice brett kavanaugh. what we've learned from me to and times up today is that women should be believed. and that women have no reason, no rational reason to put themselves through this unless what they are saying is true. so she clearly took the opposite point of view when it came to at least one woman accusing governor cuomo of sexual harassment. and a prominent lgbtq advocate president of the human rights campaign also under fire to resign for allegedly providing legal couns

and justice kavanaugh wrote to extend it would require congressional approval. they know it's not popular and don't want to put it to a vote. they want joe biden to do it by executive order. he is doing it in a very cynical way knowing he doesn't have the authority. by the time the legal issues are sorted out it went through all the courts, you know, he would have got the political utility out of his order. >> dana: it's incredible. 28 million rental units across the country and these landlords, they are voters, too and they have bills to pay. the longer they put this off. the cynicism of going ahead and doing it knowing it has no basis in court. a friend of ours charles cook over at national review writes basically you don't have to follow this because it's not a law and the other thing that happened today a judge said the biden administration has to show up in court by tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. and explain themselves. it might actually not happen. bill mcgurn. thank you. always good to see you. >> thank you. >> bill: there was this thing, right, on the hill? >> da

comes to professionalism he was basically treated like he was used as an attack dog whenever brett kavanaughquickly, the ag report city to complete the allegations about the governor was handled by people around him who protected him so the victims with the accusations is still bleak for them, anyen unwelcome sexualized attention from governor cuomo was viewed as a better alternative to getting verbally abused or the toxic experience in the executive chamber, that's fromm the ag report, should it come as a surprise when the ag issued his report on the nursing home scandal, we saw how his own chief of staff covered up information, she even admitted that she covered up information because she was afraid of the department of justice why so many colleagues of mine are disappointed that the d.o.j. is not pursuing it. otgovernor cuomo has different standards he went after three summary members of his own party when they were accused of sexual harassment from 2013 on and they didn't even have it investigation or due process,ou the governor now when you have this five-month investigation, 7400 commu