did you know there are a lot of people from the left trying to destroy michelle childs? did you notice that? >> senator, a lot of people were supporting various people for this nomination. >> so you are saying you didn't know there was concerted effort to disqualify judge childs from south carolina because she was an unreliable republican in disguise? >> senator, i was -- i am a sitting judge. i was focused on my cases. no, i didn't know that. >> would it bother you if that happened? >> senator, it is troublesome that people are or were doing things related to the nomination. >> people have a right to speak out and pick the person of their choice but all i can say is that if you missed the fact that there was an organized effort -- here president biden has only a certain amount of political capital for keeping his party united. if he needlessly angers progressives on the scotus pick it could create problems for him. revolving door project. let's see. i just got so many quotes it's difficult to imagine someone with a record like judge childs winning votes from criminal ju

clyburn was a strong supporter of michelle childs and now publicly supporting your nomination and michelle childs has been nominated by president biden to be a circuit judge and she'll be considered by this committee ads quickly as possible. on the issue of guantanamo, there are currently 39 guantanamo detainees remaining and annual budget $540 million per year, which means each of these detainees is being held at the expense of $12 million or $13 million per year. if they would be incarcerated in florence, colorado, the max prison amount would be dramatically, dramatically less. since 9/11, nearly 1,000 convicted in the united states on terrorism charges. since 2009, with the beginning of the obama administration, the recidivism rate of guantanamo detainees released is 5%. >> mr. chairman, according to director of national intelligence, it's 31%. somebody's wrong here. if you're going to talk about what i said, i'm going to respond to what you said. if we close git mo and move the to colorado, do you support indefinite detention under detainees? >> i'm giving the facts. >> the answer is n

did you notice the people from the left were trying to destroy michelle childs? hon. udge jackson: a lot of people were supporting various people for this nomination. sen. graham: say didn't know there was a concerted effort to disqualify judge childs from south carolina because she was unionbusting unreliable republican in disguise? hon. judge jackson: senator, i am sitting judge. i was focused on my cases. i did not know that. sen. graham: would it bother you if that happened? hon. judge jackson: senator, is troublesome that people are or were doing things related to the nomination. sen. graham: people have a right to speak out and pick the person of their choice, but all i can say is that if you missed the fact that there was an organized effort -- president biden has only a certain amount of political capital for keeping his party united. if he angers people, that could cause problems for him down the line. jeff hauser, revolving door project. i have so many quotes. it's difficult to imagine someone with a record like judge childs -- childs experiences nothing like

michelle childs, district court judge from south carolina. supported by jim clyburn. the mix. they basically said, if you pick childs, you may have a primary opponent. they said judge child was a union buster. the attacks from the left against judge childs was really pretty british, to be honest with. you there has been a wholesale effort of the left, to take down a nominee from my state. and i don't like it very much. judge childs would've gotten 60 plus votes. there had been people in my caucus, that would have voted for her, even though we knew that she would be a reliable liberal voter. i, and senator stat would've scott -- >> today, garrett haake asked lindsey graham why he voted for jazz jackson last year. >> everything you presser, on on the gitmo staff, on the child porn, staff that was all stuff you knew, or you could've known, before you voted for her last. time >> i didn't even go to the hearing. i thought she was qualified to be on the circuit court, this is a different game. >> didn't even go to the hearing. joining us now is democratic congressman jim cly

and also this idea that he really backed judge michelle childs who is a judge in south carolina. he seems to be -- we talked about this a bit before. maybe he would have voted for michelle childs but he won't possibly vote for ketanji brown jackson. i'll say this, though. he actually might vote for her. we're going to see a lot of fireworks here because that's what these hearings have become about over these last years. very partisan affairs. that's what lindsey graham is very good at. >> this is a very different graham than the graham that showed up to her confirmation hearing last year. and a lot of this -- yes, absolutely right. a lot of this is performative for some of the other senators on the panel. they are performing for a different job. perhaps a presidential run in 2024. so we'll see a lot of people take to the stage and use this hearing, maybe not even talk to judge jackson at all. maybe just use her as a pawn to get at joe biden. we'll see that as well. >> and as a vehicle to get at some 2022 arguments. take a listen to what we're expecting later today from the senato

did you know that a lot of people from the left were trying to destroy michelle childs? did you notice that. >> senator, a lot of people were supporting various people for this nomination. >> so you are saying you didn't know there was concerted effort to disqualify judge childs from south carolina because union busting, unreliable republican in disguise? >> senator, i was -- i'm a sitting judge, i was focused on my cases. >> the answer is no i didn't know that. >> no, i didn't know that? >> and would it bother you if that happened? >> senator, it is troublesome that people are or were doing things related to the nomination. >> i think that is the best way to say it. people have a right to speak out and pick the person of their choice. but all i can say is if you miss the fact that there was an organized effort. here is president biden has only a certain amount of political capital for keeping his party united. if he needlessly anger progressives on this s.c.o.t.u.s. pick that could protest problems for him down the line, jeff houser, revolving door projects. let's see. i

he has had some real grievances at this hearing, one of the related to judge j michelle childs who is a federal district judge in south carolina who lindsey graham and jim clyburn, the democrat from south carolina , had supported as a potential nominee to replace justice breyer. lindsey graham attributed the fact that judge jackson, rather than judge childs, had been the nominee to campaign by progressive groups against judge childs. he also brought of past confirmation hearings, in particular, the hearings of justice kavanaugh and justice barrett. but also going back to some of the judges on the d.c. circuit judge and someone who was nominated for the d.c. circuit judge, but not confirmed. he is going back in history and talking about what he perceived as a very poor treatment of republican nominees at the hands of democrats. host: to florida, this is jesse on the line for republicans. good morning. caller: yes, i was pleased with the lady. i think she did a great job. the thing that i really liked about her is she did not seem to hide behind, i may have to woo. she answered the ques

susan: i wanted to talk about judge michelle childs and the other name that was floated, leandra kruger you were to write a book in the future, with a be on your shortlist by definition? we don't know if president biden -- renee: that's a great question. how did you know who is on the shortlist? for our purposes, we determined it was the president's official shortlist if i could find the actual list written up in president archives, so i spent many years digging through the papers of presidents reagan, beyond. or, if it was reported in the media as an official shortlist, that was in the case of nixon. his list was leaked to the media. of course, her president biden and president obama, i was not able to get into their papers. they have not been made publicly available. in terms of the shortlist, i think the names that have rose to the top so repeatedly in the three we are talking about must have been on the shortlist. i believe it to a future scholar who will have the ability to go through his archives and find out whether or not there was -- in some administrations, there was not a phy

michelle childs, district court judge from south carolina supported by jim clyburn. that was in the next. i think it came down to about two, three or four people. don't know for sure but that's what the president's reporting and when it came to judge child's , this cerebellar group, senator whitehouse you talk about dark money, you may be onto something . this group funded by soros and some other liberal billionaire, they got so many groups i can't name them all now but they basically said if you think child's, you may have a primary coming. they afl-cio said judge child's was a union buster. the attacks from the left against judge child's was really pretty vicious to be honest with you. so you say judge jackson, you don't have any judicial philosophy per se. well, somebody on the left thinks you do. or they wouldn't have spent the money they spent to get

congressman jim clyburn was a strong supporter of michelle childs and now supporting your nomination.ichelle childs has been nominated by president biden to be a circuit judge and she will be considered by this committee as quickly as possible. on the issue of guantanamo, there are 39 detainees remaining. the annual budget for guantanamo is $540 million per year, which means each of these detainees is being held at the expense of $12 million or $13 million per year. if they would be incarcerated in colorado, the amount would be dramatically less. since 9/11 nearly 1000 convicted in the united states on terrorism charges. since 2009 with the beginning of the obama administration the recidivism rate of detainees released is 5%. >> mr. chairman, according to the director of national intelligence it is 31%. somebody is wrong. if you're going to talk about what i said, i am going to respond to what you said. do you support indefinite detention for these detainees? >> i would just say i am giving the facts. >> the answer is no. >> i want to make sure it is clear the 31% goes back to the yea

it's important to remember that gram was very much in a camp that wanted to see judge michelle childsthe person sitting in this seat. he all but said that she would have the support of him and dozens of other republicans. instead, president biden nominated jackson. so we're seeing gram frustrated about his last choice. and we're seeing frustration with this one. that this is not the nominee he wanted. susan collins votes more are. and lindsey graham is the next. could tell us whether he's going to revert the way he votes. or dug in to this nominee. >> and the white house is expecting a win on this. we've said it many times. it's a 50-50 senate. the democrats are holding firm. and obviously, you have the tiebreaking vote from the vice president. but having said that. how concerned are they that even if they're not landing against judge jackson. some of the actions, some of the sound bytes for republicans could be useful in the midterms. >> based on my conversations with white house officials, they don't seem particularly concerned that these allegations are going to somehow become a 20

time to make his opening remarks to air his disappointment that a judge from his state, judge michelle childstely president biden's pick. senator graham said had she been the pick, she would have gotten at least 60 votes, but we'll bring you more throughout the day. andrea mitchell picking up our coverage live from brussels, ahead of president biden's pick . >>> good day, this is a special edition of "andrea mitchell reports" live in brussels as president biden and other nato leaders prepare for an emergency summit this week on how to end the devastating russian assault against ukraine. the president has been preparing for these meetings on a secure call with the leaders of the other top nato powers on how to bolster ukraine's defenses against

michelle childs is nominated to be a circuit judge. she will be considered by this committee as quickly as possible. on the issue of guantanamo, there are some detainees remaining. each of these detainees is being held at the expense of 12 or $13 billion per year. if they were -- million dollars per year. if they were held at another prison, the amount will be less. 1000 work convicted on terrace charges. since 2009, the words -- reset of his rate of guantanamo -- recidivism rate of guantanamo detainees is 5%. >> if we close gitmo, do you support extensive detention? >> the 31% goes back to 2009 -- >> what does it matter? we had them and they got loose and they killed people. if your wedding the people killed -- if you are one of the people killed in 2005, does it matter when you release them? advocate should change -- but she was advocating would destroy the ability to protect the country. this is not a passage of time event. i hope they all die in jail if they will kill americans. it will not bother me if 39 of them died in prison. k

did you know a lot of people from the left were trying to destroy michelle childs?ce that? >> senator, a lot of peopl were supporting various people for this nomination. >> so you're saying you didn't know there was concerted effor to disqualify judge chiles fro south carolina because she was a union busting, unreliabl republican in disguise you didn't know that all those people were declaring war on judge chiles >> i did not >> senators lindsey graham o south carolina, or senator lindsey graham from sout carolina used his time today t ask judge jackson about the th treatment of other black jurists who were not sitting before them. one republican senator determined to her actual judicial record, they fixate on her time representing guantÁnamo prisoners and her decisions on child pornography cases. she denied the charge that she had been lenient in thos cases. but they're a lot of questions about republican accusations about her sentencing decisions the relevance of her time as a public defender. i know just whom to ask abou them joining us now is janai nelson presid

michelle childs , let's start with meteorologist darren peck.>> out of school today as yesterday, a lot of mid-30s yesterday. today it is upper 30s but you still want a jacket but technically it is better. that is a sign that today's daytime highs will be better a couple of degrees and we will go back into the low 70s. the coldest of dry have right now is livermore 38. santa rosa has to be loving that because you're usually the coldest and it is 40 they are right now. a little bit of help, we turned off the offshore wind that was hoping to dry out the air and temperatures have rebounded as a result the daytime highs 72, generally inland but 68 in the bay in general and how but pleasant and up to 70 and 71 at napa and temperatures talking out of 70 at redwood city. watching one minor issue this week, it will get windy wednesday and thursday. it doesn't look as bad as last week. but wednesday and thursday will be a little cooler and a little breezy, i will go and all of those details coming up in the complete forecast in just a few minutes. but what are you seeing on the drive right now g

we saw senator graham bring up judge michelle childs on the district court of south carolina both yesterdaystatement today and today during his questioning of judge jackson. and judge childs is also an outstanding jurist who is nominated to the d.c. circuit. and i think it's really unfair to see her used as a political football in all of this. she's an incredibly thoughtful, well-respected person and will have her own confirmation hearing, and i think it was really unfair and also a false flag. these women are not in competition. they are both outstanding, bright legal minds who will hopefully both be confirmed to their various positions. >> i also saw it as a squandered moment when he could have asked questions about this particular nominee, about her record, asking questions to which he wanted to have further illumination and instead of focusing on other areas. during the hearings of the late jus justice ruth bader ginsburg i recall you called them the republican's line of questioning personally offensive. i wonder as we're talking about the distinction between today's senate -- we often

time to make his opening remarks to air his disappointment that a judge from his state, judge michelle childs was not ultimately president biden's pick. senator graham said had she been the pick, she would have gotten at least 60 votes, but we'll bring you more throughout the day. andrea mitchell picking up our coverage live from brussels, ahead of president biden's pick . >>> good day, this is a special edition of "andrea mitchell reports" live in brussels as president biden and other nato leaders prepare for an emergency summit this week on how to end the devastating russian assault against ukraine. the president has been preparing for these meetings on a secure call with the leaders of the other top nato powers on how to bolster ukraine's defenses against the russian attacks. after that summit on thursday, mr. biden will be travel to go poland to meet with that country's president. as nato states bordering ukraine accept millions of refugees and worry they could be next in vladimir putin conquers ukraine. the deadly bombardment of mariupol continues. the danger for civilians in the city is

outrage, which we saw in the early days of this hearing around his supreme court pick, judge michelle childsset about that and trying to get judge jackson to kind of weigh in on her treatment in this, you know, kind of supreme court nominee speculation process. so, you know, i think that this definitely is a preview of what we can expect to see headed into the fall. >> we've only got a minute left, but you co-wrote an article after talking to a group of black woman i thought was so interesting. i want to ask you about it. you asked them what they see in the nomination of judge jackson. one quote stroke me because it really speaks to the divide, what many republicans see as a negative is for many others a positive. here's that quote about judge jackson. "she is bringing her lived experience, a perspective that we have never had in 233 years on the supreme court." talk about that. >> yeah, and thank you so much, chris, for highlighting that. i mean, there were -- you know, black women have been kind of on the front lines and preparing to go on offense for judge jackson since the day she was no

about the fact that the woman he wanted to be sitting in that seat is not there, and that is michelle childsor collins has been reading everything very carefully, watching the hearings very carefully and is considering her decision very carefully, so absolutely one to watch and i'm sort of intrigued by the questions and the tone and the tenor put forward by senators like ben sasse and tom tillis who seem to be very seriously be considering substantive questions and putting forward very detailed analysis and issues, with judge jackson and their questions over the last two days, of panel hearings. and so you know, this is a symptom of the times we live in. and in the ways we move back over the last historic 48 hours and with judge jackson, took hundreds of questions and faced relentless scrutiny from a handful of republicans, many of whom have higher aspirations for political office, you have to look at where we are as a country. and that is to say highly divided time. that is a time when a lot of the national politics filtered into that room, and it's going to be a difficult vote for some rep

michelle childs, that was in the mix. i think it came down to three or four people. do not know for sure about that is what the president is reporting. when it came to judge childs, you talk about dark money, you may be onto something. this group is funded by soros and another liberal billionaire. they have so many groups i cannot name them all now but they said if you pick childs you may have a primary opponent. they said justice judge childs was a union buster. the attacks from the left against judge childs were vicious, so you say you do not have judicial philosophy, per se. somebody on the left believes you do. or they would not have spent the money they spent to have you in this chair. host: senator lindsey graham yesterday. sean is in north carolina, democrat. go ahead. caller: the lady is definitely overqualified for the job. the problem is we have people on the committee that basically have ties to the insurrection on january 6. not any of them should be on the committee. they should be removed until after the investigation is done. it was funny listening to

on fire, but i wonder your thoughts about what clyburn maybe was suggesting in his supported michelle childs that academic diversity is also important and that it would be really wonderful if if biden shows someone who was obviously intellectually qualified and in character and just in every way but was also from a public university which i think even scalia said we need to get away from a supreme court that is made up of just people from harvard and yale. i just want to your your thoughts on that and if that's like a bridge too far if biden were to choose a black woman who wasn't from a yellow harvard. absolutely, it would not be abridged too far. so it's first of all, thank you for the question. it's an excellent question right part of the problem with the way we have gone about selecting supreme court justices is we've very much narrowed the pipeline right and some of that has to do with the the politicization of the nomination process and how it makes it very very hard to nominate anyone who has a paper trail who's remotely expressed an opinion about anything. all right in a gridlocked c

he has had some real grievances at this hearing, one of the related to judge j michelle childs who isederal district judge in south carolina who lindsey graham and jim clyburn, the democrat from south carolina , had supported as a potential nominee to replace justice breyer. lindsey graham attributed the fact that judge jackson, rather than judge childs, had been the nominee to campaign by progressive groups against judge childs. he also brought of past confirmation hearings, in particular, the hearings of justice kavanaugh and justice barrett. but also going back to some of the judges on the d.c. circuit judge and someone who was nominated for the d.c. circuit judge, but not confirmed. he is going back in history and talking about what he perceived as a very poor treatment of republican nominees at the hands of democrats. host: to florida, this is jesse on the line for republicans. good morning. caller: yes, i was pleased with the lady. i think she did a great job. the thing that i really liked about her is she did not seem to hide behind, i may have to woo. she answered the question

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michelle nyce. she got according to defense team. they claim that this journalist saw in rochelle nyces home, the words little man which again talked about la conner peterson, the unborn child also brought up in the trial, james and that will be for the deliberations began. allegedly rochelle nice walked into the room and said justice for little man. so everything that happens with scott peterson centers around michelle nyce. again, she did not specifically about her role, just saying that she did not think that she lied to the judge. the defense team and the prosecutors about her past so they could make a ruling today. but once again, this case goes on for another day another i consecutive second day for this as well. and we do expect peterson to be back in court guys, back to you. ok? we'll see what comes out of a thank you. will. >> the san mateo county sheriff's office announced a major development in a cold case. an arrest has been made in the murder of a store owner 3 decades later in april of 1993. chum maintain was shot and killed inside of deven sharma corner store market in san calls during what police say was a robbery. his death shocked the community and was eve

child with the refugees here, just at that soccer stadium nearby. joining us now is chris o'mara, the president and ceo of the lutheran immigration and refugee service former policy director for michelleand former aide at the state department. thank you so much for joining us. how important is that president biden has visited with these people, heard their stories firsthand, heard from that mother, talked to those children. >> it's absolutely critical to put a face on these daunting statistics of 3.7 million. it's heartening because it comes right after the white house announced it intends to except 100,000 refugees. it's important to realize that there's a big difference between intent and implementation. we're waiting from the white house precisely how they plan to resettle refugees. it's important to anxiety -- acknowledge, the white house announced they would resettled up to 125,000 refugees but six months into the program we've welcomed less than 8,000 refugees from all over the world. this month we've only resettled a dozen ukrainian refugees. >> and i know you're on family, coming from sri lanka in the 1980s and experiencing this refugee experience, the white house has tweeted