clarence thomas is a grifter. he's benefitting from positions that he actually -- for taking positions he benefitted from, but for desegregating society, we would not know clarence thomas. clarence thomas is an unfortunate outcome of a tradition of black people grifting off their race to betray their race. it is unfortunate. what we have seen the supreme court do in the decision was to undermine the question of equal protection under the law, that no state should use race as a proxy to discriminate for political gain. we are living in america in 2024, not 1950s apartheid south africa. >> i think they wish we were living in 1950s apartheid south africa, including clarence who thinks somehow he might benefit so long as he's some rich man's pet. let me go to you, david. let's talk about samuel alito. his contempt for his position, his blaming of his wife, his two coup flags, and then he is the author of a ruling which says, go ahead and discriminate as long as you color it is a political discrimination, because reall

[applause] clarence b jones. [applause] the philadelphia son of domestic workers and a former foster child he became the wordsmiths for a movement. he was an army soldier on the front lines in the battlefield. and a civil rights law you're on the front lines of the courtroom. wise and unflinching, clarence jones' lyrical prose and prophetic life shows us the enduring power of the idea of america. an advisor and speechwriter to dr. martin luther king jr., he helped write a new american declaration to ensure we hold these truths to be self-evident is forever linked with i have a dream. [applause] [laughter] [applause] john thorpe kerry. [applause] john kerry's public service expands the seven decades and the seven continents. he demonstrated courage fighting in a war and equal courage fighting against it. a decorated naval officer that volunteered for combat he made peace for the country he fought on the battlefield. elected five times to the senate by the people of massachusetts, he was the democratic party presid

that court, that includes samuel alito and that includes clarence thomas.ts act under control, you can be confident that in the house of representatives partnering with democrats in the united statesenate will enact the first opportunity we have to engage in thorough ove■jkig and the consideration of imposing an ethical code of conduct that hor from last week talking about the issue. flags which in several times, a bit of an explainer from the washington examiner saint it was one of the primarag by patriot forces during the revolutionary war, designed washington, secretary read in 1775. it features a pine tree along with the words and appeal to have displayed above. in has deep symbolism as a symbol of new england dating to the revolution, already representing the lucrative shxeipbung< indit took on new in ]? in new hash colonial acts of resistance against the british empire. that was one of the flags flown at the vacation home reportedly inew jer one of two of recent causing these reactions from capitol hill and other places. ttg. e er: thank you for takin

clarence thomas. who has clearly become the most publicly corrupt supreme court justice in history. taking massment amounts of money. hundreds of thousands of dollars to buy a motor home. he has not paid income taxes on that money that has been handed to him by a billionaire who doesn't want clarence thomas to have to live on his salary as a supreme court justice and his wife's substantial income. clarence thomas may be a tax criminal. we don't know yet. because he refuses to answer questions about the tax treatment of all the money that has been handed directly to him. a personal financial corruption, as egregious as it is, does not leave the mark on history that corruption of judicial scholarship leaves on the lives of everyone living under laws written, some would say invented by the supreme court. which brings us to samuel alito who was the product of a presidential election that was decided by the republican majority on the supreme court. in the year 2000 when the supreme court decided to stop co

clarence thomas may be a tax criminal. we don't know yet because he refuses to answer questions about the tax treatments of all the money that has been handed to him. personal financial corruption, as egregious as it is, does not leave the mark on history, the corruption of judicial scholarship leaves on the supreme court in the country, and the lives of everyone living under laws written, some was say, invented by the spring court. which brings us to samuel alito, who is the product of a presidential election that was decided by the republican majority on the supreme court. in the year 2000 when the supreme court decided to stop counting votes in florida, their decision, they knew, give the election to the republican candidate, george w. bush over al gore. george w. bush was the first candidate in history who did not get the most votes, but won the presidency. al gore got more votes than the person who won the electoral college or should i say come in this instance, was awarded the electoral college by the supreme court i

good morning, clarence. >> hi. good morning. i wanted to ask mr. boston about eisenhower, since he is one of the presidents in your

until i or clarence thomas die.hat there were going to be some people so angry with me that they were going to kill me. therefore, my wife wouldn't be on the hook for the money. but she didn't take that as the reassuring statement that i hoped. [ laughter ] oh, i won't be around for that. don't worry. it's fine. but it would have -- if he said -- it was both a huge relief and massively disappointing that he didn't take it. >> seth: what was the window of time you gave him? >> it was -- we gave him 30 days. honestly, i'd open it up again. [ laughter ] ahead of -- [ cheers and applause ] as long as -- >> seth: yeah. >> as long as he gets out before the -- before they're doing the june decisions. i would be willing to open discussions again. so clarence, i know i keep -- every time i'm talking to clarence through the camera here. >> seth: sure, yeah, yeah. of cousre. >> clarence, i know you're a big fan of seth. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] i think he -- i think he's not, but ginny has it on. [ laughter ] >> ginny is ju

i meanin reminder clarence thom was put on the court to replace thurgood marshall. the iron and alarm bells that should bela ringing how do you read that opinion? >> we were jolting about what's the silver line here because at least clarence thomas is -- because he literally wants to repeal the 20th l century. saying he wants to overturn the one person, one vote rulings which earl warren said were the most important rulings of that court,or saying you can't challenge racial gerrymandering ever, whicher will basically gu the 14th and 15th amendment. he's basically saying from reconstruction onwards -- from the 1860s and '70s onwards we should repeal all of that and we should go back to the day ironically when black people have nohe rights and other racially disenfranchised minorities have no rights. yes, it's concurrence, but the fact he's even putting this out there, what we see these radical concurrences, they become theic thing the lower courts pick up on and it goes back to the supreme court. >> it reminds me of the dobbs decision where thomas is suggesting gay m

>> i know it's true from clarence thomas, their idea and clarence thomas today wrote straight up, that he does not think the 14th amendment and the equal protection clause of that amendment can be used to protect the voting rights of black people. i mean, he's not married to ginni thomas for nothing, that's what the man things, he wrote it today. understand this, chris, when these people like alito and thomas support the insurrection, what are they really saying? they are saying that trump lost the election, but won the white vote which is true, he won the white vote by a lot, what people should probably do something about that but he won it by a lot and what alito and thomas are saying is that white vote, that's only votes that header, we should do what the white voters one and when they write these decisions like they are doing in the gerrymandering case, what they are saying is that black voters can be diluted, can have their voting rights taken away, simply because black voters happen to vote democrat. >> for a second, because you invoke thomas, he wrote a concurrence, the concurre

black folk has actually been replacing clarence thurgood marshall with clarence thomas. and so one of the things is going to go into play is not just this court and the erosion of trust in this court, but the fact that donald trump has nominated three individuals on the supreme court, he has an opportunity if he wins reelection to replace two more, those two being justice alito and clarence thomas the two individuals were talking about today with ethical lapses to say it best and so i think that this is something it's not going to be a character assassination, but what it is going to be used is to highlight the fact that this court is of the utmost importance that we had a fight for this court on our hands. and if you want to continue to have the erosion of progress that was made for people of color in particular, justice alito there has been part of pulling that back and apparently he and his wife don't have any problem with being objectionable to just a regular scott jennings and curry sellers. thank you so much. i just want to quickly quickly quickly, scott, you were

so clarence, i know i keep every time i'm talking to clarence through the camera here. yeah, yeah.of course. clarence, i know you're a big fan of sir. yeah i think he. i think he's not, but jinney has it on. jenny's just a fan of just the cannon of late night. oh just loves it. yeah, yeah. if you want to get in touch and open up the negotiations again, i still have the contract in the drawer in my desk, and i'd be willing to do that. that's really cool. again, until one of us dies. and hopefully that will be you. more than fair. yeah. like, you know, like, that's just self-preservation. like one of siegfried and roy. yeah, yeah, met gala tonight? yeah. am i going to see you there? hey, bud. am i going to see you? am i going to see you there? i don't know, johnny loves johnny loves dressing up. johnny loves putting on a tux. you're gonna be there, johnny. come on, johnny. johnny, come to the met gala, baby, i do. i love fancy occasions and socialize with people i don't know. yeah, it's a win win for me. you know that? you love museums where everything was given as a gift. i know tha

i mean, reminder, clarence thomas was put on the court to replace thurgood marshall. the irony and the sort of democratic alarm bells that should be ringing, how did you read that opinion? >> we were joking about what is the civil silver lining here, at least nobody joined thomas's concurrence because he literally wants to repeal the 20th century and that is what you trying to do here. throwing shade at brown versus board of education on the 70th anniversary of that decision, saying he wants to overturn the one person one vote rulings, which were the most important rulings of that court, saying that you can't challenge racial gerrymandering ever, which are basically got all the 14th and 15th amendments so he is basically saying from reconstruction onward, from the 1860s and 70s onwards, we should repeal all of that and we should go back to the day, ironically, when black people have no rights. and other racially disenfranchised minorities have no rights. and it is just the fact that yes, the fact that he is even putting this out there. what we see is a lot of times th

board. >> the case that clarence thomas thought was too overly proud?court if it wasn't for delayed justice in congress. you have delayed justice by judge cannon that is preventing a case in the public from having its day in court. you have the supreme court now delaying the insurrection case in d.c. and for all we flow, it is because of justice's alito and thomas -- >> that is right. >> and and the effort of mitch mcconnell to not implement things on a timely basis is a way to thwart the legal system. >> what they have not delayed is hunter biden's trial. thank you both very much. >>> coming up, i'm still not over this moment. >> somebody's bleach blond bad built butch body, that is jasmine crockett reading the house's biggest bully, marg orror taylor greene. and she joins me next. greene. and she joins me next. smile! you found it. the feeling of finding psoriasis can't filter out the real you. so go ahead, live unfiltered with the one and only sotyktu, a once-daily pill for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, and the chance at clear or almost clear

alito stella justice, clarence thomas, also faced scrutiny after who it was revealed his wife ginni sent text messages to former white house chief of staff mark meadows challenging the 2020 election results. the supreme court code of conduct says justices should not be swayed by partisan interests and should remain dignified and

and obviously, clarence thomas is a partisan.ut of the three, the one that is the most obvious is alito. the fact it feels to a lot of people out here, this no longer, they are just politicians making these decisions. that florida court and the supreme court. >> isn't this a fitting epilogue for the trump record. and now, we are left in a moment in time where we really need to have confidence in the courts. and it is tough to muster. i mean, judge cannon in florida. it is unbelievable to say she can't schedule a case for trial. because there are so many pending motions when there are so many pending motions because she spent months dragging her feet and not ruling on motions. there have been lingering issues with him and justice thomas. now we have a situation where we have a justice. and this is not just a small thing. this is a justice who now on two occasions has been identified as taking a publicly partisan stance. that is something that judges do not do. i will tell you as the wife of a judge and the daughter-in-law of a jud

he occupied the chair that justice clarence thomas now sits in. when justice marshall and his wife came to d.c., when he took his ron the court, they were very careful. they didn't socialize with the people they had socialized with before. and they were very social people. mrs. marshall understood that she could not do the things that she had done before. her husband's position made it so important for them to maintain this complete neutrality. they had to basically sequester themselves and they didn't lead very exciting social lives. they were pretty much reclusive and d.c. once he took that spot because she knew he had to be above reproach. where is that same concern on this court for being above reproach? you would never see it for any of these liberal justices. he wouldn't have seen it from thurgood marshall. but all you do is see it from these republican justices. you can't seem to stop being instruction forward. >> the historical reference was indeed one better than my theoretical. we are running out of time. any task you real quickly. i saw

clarence thomas, the billionaire gifts happening, this is a court that is truly in chaos. i agree with everyone calling him to recuse himself with any sort of cases as it relates to generally six, to the immunity case but more importantly these are two supreme court judges that have no business being on the court and the stakes for november could not be higher. it's important for people to keep talking about this and alito should resign. >> you mentioned chaos which is a perfect segue to talk about what happened at the house on thursday evening. here's a sample of that. >> i think your fake eyelashes are messing up. >> listen. >> why don't you debate me? >> i think it's pretty self- evident -- >> you don't have enough intelligence. >> the chair recognizes mr. perry.ze >> i would like to strike thosek words as well. >> i'm curious just to better understand your ruling if someone on this committee then starts talking about somebody'sm bleached blonde butcher body that would not be engaging in personalities correct? >> okay, you were in the room just a few seats down from con

samuel alito's predicament is in addition to the ethical concerns surrounding clarence thomas, whose wife ginny thomas has been scrutinized for her political activities. she admitted to attending the rally at the ellipse on january 6th and it was revealed that in the days after that election, she was in contact with john eastman, one of the architects of the fake electors scheme, who is now facing criminal charges. besides that, recent reports have raised additional questions about both justices links to billing or conservative donors and their history of accepting gifts and luxury trips from them. their actions, as well as their apparent lack of concern over the impropriety of their actions, have contributed to the decline of public trust in the supreme court. this is all playing out against the backdrop of an incredibly important election that the court has already influenced in some ways. it is, it's highly criticized decision to hear trump's case forgotten presidential immunity means the ex-president's federal election interference case is unlikely to proceed to trial before nove

clarence thomas created equal, clarence thomas in his own words lashes out the democrats and biden whoired the senate judiciary committee oversaw its confirmation process. among other things he says do i have like stupid written on the back of my shirt? i mean come on we know what this is all about that is the effort to destroy him. people should just tell the truth. this is the wrong black guy. he has to be destroyed just say it. now we are at least honest with each other the idea was to get rid of me and then after i was there it was to undermine me. thomas does not mention biden by name is asked by filmmakers to respond to his questioning during hearings. i have no idea what he is talking about. i understood what he was trying to do. i did not really appreciated. natural law is something more than a way of tricking me into talking about abortion. biden is a sleaze. he is minute cancer on the body politic from the day he walked into the u.s. senate. look at a deal with one of the most route renowned and brilliant legal scholars in the history of this country. jon paul stevens. libera

clarence is calling from miami, florida on tnt line. good morning, clarence. caller: good morning. i wanted to ask mr. boston abo■f the eight presidents in your book. i find the suez canal crisis in 1956 so interesting because you have an american president who fought alongside britain and france in world war ii, going against britain and france. can you speak to why eisenhower opposed the anglo-french israeli invasion of e? and can you speak to the reaction among the american people since it isn't that far off from world war ii? world war ii was just over 10 years ago. was there any blowback to ike standing up against britain and france and standing up against his own secretary of state? can you speak to that? eisenhower stepped up in the suezsi had told the leaders of england and france not to do it for fear of fight engaging in that type of aggression, they would trigger an onslaught from the soviet union and thereby disrupt every aspect of what was going on in the middle east as well as disrupt the balance of power in the cold war. last thing eisenhower wanted was world war iii

and the same thing, clarence thomas says, well, my wife and i don't discuss politics.s, you can choose not to belief it. i choose not to believe it. these are two people who by their own account have an extremely close marriage, wonderful for them. i cannot believe that given the marriage and the politics they share, that they never discuss what was going on in the lead-up to january 6th. i think every american should regard this supreme court with real caution and worry. >> well, the evidence flies in the face of both alito's statements and thomas' statements. don't go anywhere. michael and david are staying with me to discuss the pathetic parade of republicans rallying to trump's side at his criminal trial. we'll be right back. why would i use kayak to compare hundreds of travel sites at once? i like to do things myself. i can't trust anything else to do the job right. kayak... aaaaaaaahhhh kayak. search one and done. ( ♪♪ ) i thought water would help with these dry spots. that's lawn disease. but scotts healthy plus will cure it! lawn disease? been going around. so

clarence thomas' wife supported every attempt.l alito is also in full violation of the judicial code of ethics for federal judges that would apply to any other judge because samuel alito should be recused from any case involving donald trump. no member of the united states senate in history has done more to expose scandal and structural unfairness at the supreme court than our next guest. joining us now is senator sheldon whitehouse. he is also the author of the scheme. how is right wing used dark money to capture the supreme court. senator whitehouse, thank you very much for joining us. of course it wouldn't be just one flag. one flag was bad enough. but, here we are again. >> here we are again. it is not enough to be a supreme court justice flying one maga battle flag at your house. you have to have two houses and fly two maga battle flags. one at each house. it is stunning. and it is the kind of thing as you know that from anybody else would provoke an investigation. and all we get from justice alito are self-serving statements

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from clarence thomas, by the first president bush. that blossomed during trump is something that you have worked very hard to expose, even before the trump justices took their seats. >> no, you are right. this goes way back to the person responsible of the appointment of justice alito. actually leonard leo, the operative of the koch brothers and creepy billionaires who have been meddling in the court. you will remember that bush originally wanted to appoint his legal counsel, his friend, fellow texan, conservative woman lawyer to replace sandra day o'connor, harriet myers. he got attacked not by democrats. he got attacked by the far right billionaires and he, humiliatingly, had to withdraw his own nomination and leo produced the agreeable justice to the creepy billionaires, none other than samuel alito. >> senator sheldon whitehouse, thank you for being on this case as long as you have. thank you for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >>> coming up, texas congressman colin allred is running against a senator who supports donald trump,

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i used publications review board for clarence, just like you did. they rejected the entire book. they called the entire book classified and then they actually tried to file a criminal charge against me for it. the bottom line was that it took me 9 months to write my book and then 22 months to get it cleared by the c i. and they ended up taking out a $120.00 pages. that's despite the sweetheart treatment that they gave books written by former c. i a director george tenet, deputy director for operations, jose rodriguez and others who told a, a pro c i a story that you did not tell a pro see a story in this book. so what was the experience for you like once you sent the manuscript to the c i a for clarence the, there's a particular trade craft that i follow. when i wrote this book, the one i knew i was going to have to sell it to the p r b, right? and in that process, i wrote it in a way that made it very clear that i was not a broken employee. that it's their e e o and was a blur process that are broken. yes. and it has severe implications for national security because as we know,

in many of these january 6th cases, we've known that clarence thomas has a serious conflict of interestve a conflict of interest. the justice gets to choose whether they recuse or not, i'm sure they wouldn't, but at least that would put the spotlight and pressure on them and create conversation around them. it's dispiriting for me when we have the january 6th cases, the trump immunity case, the j 6 insurrection criminal cas this shouldn't be happening with clarence thomas and alito other. >> how much authority does the senate judiciary committee have? >> they have minimal authority over the court's internal affairs in part because the congress has decided that it's not going to expend enough political capital to actually enact any kind of real court reform. you know, in theory, congress could reduce the supreme court's budget, zero out the budget, make them work out of a wework if they wanted to. the senate could subpoena the court for records and documents. the senate could drag sam alito before the committee and say answer these questions but it's not doing that because this is still

i a for clarence the, there's a particular tre crap that i follow. when i wrote this book, the one i knew i was going to have to sell it to the p r b, right? and in that process, i wrote it in a way that made it very clear that i was not a broken employee. that it's their e e o and was a blur process that are broken. yes. and it has severe implications for national security because as we know, it's known and refused to use this process because he knew that if he would use it like thomas drake and binion's and others, they were to come after me. so i make a compelling argument that they have to fix these problems in this book. and i wrote it in a way that i did give the agency credit where they were good at. but i also called out when they were bad at. so they're able to use this book as a means to get a message out that, you know, there are some bad apples at the c i, but at the same time, there are some good people to see. i sure that and last would be i wrote it in a way that made it very obvious that i was going to publish this book. my pro log, t

leaving clarence house backin king.flying visit to london after the king because my cancer diagnosis, but this time round, prince harry's team say the king's full programme means there isn't time for father and son meet, it is a reminder that the family tension of recent years has not eased. these visits back to the uk are difficult for both prince harry and the royal family, difficult for both prince harry and the royalfamily, with relationships still strained. but later today here at st paul's cathedral, prince harry will be among friends and colleagues as he celebrates ten years of the invictus games. prince harry has travelled to london alone, but will be reunited with his wife, meghan, duchess of sussex later this week when they visit nigeria together, a country likely to host a future invictus games. daniela relph, bbc news, st paul's cathedral. the favourites, croatia and ukraine, are among the countries to have qualified for the grand final of the eurovision song contest in sweden. last night's semifinal also sa

clarence robertson was staggering by me without his helmet. gaping hole in the left side of his forehead, his blond was streaked with blood. i was yelling, get down! and this used to be my nightmare is appealing. get down because i never forgot that scene. and i guess he couldn't hear me anyway. the on that beach was horrendous all these shells coming. i got flamethrowers blowing up with the guys getting on fire a noise was, was tremendous and it went on for seven years before he had the idea, he had actually tried to convince members of congress to do a world war two museum or a d-day museum and his offices in the research center where he was collecting, transcribing these oral histories. and gunter was ed and these would come in and and he'd say, come here and listen to this. and it be a story like that or. listen to this audio tape or this transcribe. this stuff is great stuff. we're saving it. it's going to all go in my book on d-day. so this was going on from the time created the eisenhower center in three up until the moment that we set

i mean, even clarence thomas and i covered the trump administration. he would come to the white house to have lunch with mike pence almost annually it shouldn't there be just on principle, a principle that they just stay away from the politicians while they are sitting in those chairs? >> absolutely couldn't agree with you more about that. my disagreement is the assumption that he can control his spouse. i think it's a bit regressive, right. we all understand that nowadays that i can be independent journalist and would never let my spouse put a political sign outside. >> oh, that. you have a very nice standard why higher than the supreme court justice you chose very well and you have a wise spouse. >> but what that does not mean that he could have controlled what she did. we can we can assume we're in a situation where try to take her first amendment rights it's right way. she was out at loaned out shine augustae symbolic way of talking to neighbors if he left it, if he had left it up, if it was up there today, that would be okay with that why wouldn't

clarence. cancel. take off.t . threat. >> 40 minutes. those people were trapped on an aeroplane with, conceivably, a bomb ticking before. it's absolutely astonishing. wait till you hear it all. but next, the second part of my exclusive interview with the lord president of the privy council. it's penny mordaunt. exactly one year on from king charles's coronation, because it was my it was my first week in the job. >> so on the monday i was a junior trade minister, tuesday i was promoted . wednesday we tried was promoted. wednesday we tried to have a meeting with the queen, and then on the thursday she passed away and on the saturday we were doing the accession council . accession council. >> yeah. we've got some fascinating insights for you there. this is patrick christys tonight. we're only on gb news. welcome back to patrick christys tonight. only on gb news and it's tonight. only on gb news and wsfime tonight. only on gb news and it's time now for part two of my exclusive interview with penny mordaunt, senior to

he will not because no one can make him just as clarence thomas should recuse himself on these these cases that deal with the insurrection it's very, very sad that this court is these justices are acting the way they are, but the big problem is there is no one yet to rein them in and the one person who could is chief justice roberts. >> and he is not stepped up. >> he's the chief to say to them, you need to stop doing in this. you need to recuse yourself. he could, but we're all just waiting and right now, all we hear is silence all right great to hear your voice judge. >> ladoris hazard cordell. thanks so much. we'll be right back. thank you for trump. >> hush money. trial gavel to gavel coverage. the way only cnn can bring it to you, legal insight, expert analysis, and real-time updates live from the courtroom follow the facts, follow the testimony, follows cnn. >> i told myself i was okay with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms but just okay. isn't okay. >> and i was done settling if you still have symptoms after a tnf blocker

this is clarence. nashville, tennessee. republican. caller: enjoying the show. this gentleman represents an organization with a very good name, but when you started talking about the members that, i was taken aback by the wines, but not -- the ones, but not surprised especially when you mentioned michael steele. this tells me that this would be a good idea to have this gentleman on in december of this year, but not now. it is this group that he mentioned that has caused the republican party to be so split up and losing the number of elections that we have lost recently. so i think you are a traitor to the name of republican. and the quicker that this group that brought on the problems with this party wants to now unified. it is a joke. host: congressman. guest: clarence, with respect, the republican party has been losing quite a bit recently under donald trump. 2018, the house was lost. 2020, republicans lost the senate and particularly in georgia where donald trump pushed into that runoff and delivered two seats in the majority to the senate to the democrats. a

leaving clarence house back in february, prince harry made a flying visit to london after the king'stime round, prince harry's team say the king's full programme means there isn't time for father and son to meet. it is a reminder that the family tension of recent years hasn't eased. these visits back to the uk are difficult for both prince harry and the royal family, with relationships still strained. but latertoday, here at st paul's cathedral, prince harry will be amongst friends and colleagues as he celebrates ten years of the invictus games. prince harry has travelled to london alone, but will be reunited with his wife, meghan, duchess of sussex, later this week when they visit nigeria together, a country likely to host a future invictus games. daniela relph, bbc news, st paul's cathedral. stay with us on bbc news. hello. it didn't take long for that strong sunshine to melt away to mist and fog. it's going to be a fine afternoon for many, with decent sunny spells and most places die, just an isolated shower. this when the front will be bringing thick cloud and outbreaks of rain f

you look at clarence thomas. wife went around the country talking about the election being stolen. having a supreme court justice make a decision on a case over the january insurrection, he should recuse himself from that case. i don't have confidence in the supreme court. there is no accountability at that level. to the point of many people on this call that he should recuse himself, he should not have been flying that flag upside down. host: jonathan in dallas. slate posting this about the events of recent days. rather we have a judicial enterprise that rolls over without anyone willing over it. rather than hurling ourselves into the alito must recuse brick wall, we must discuss the courts.not just alito or thomas and not just gun control which comes out of the same court but the connection between those two tails. a supreme court functionally immune from pressure or internal norms of behavior from, from disclosure restraints and white is dangerous. this was posted on the 22nd of may if you want to read that on

' wife promoting the coup on january 6th, and clarence thomas accepting luxury vacations from the guy's napkins. and now, there's a brand-new scandal involving supreme court justice and lifeguard watching you drown, samuel alito. right now, there are multiple cases that could be decided by the supreme court involving donald trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election. which is why it was particularly disturbing this weekend when we found out that, in january of 2021, just days after the capitol riot, an upside-down u.s. flag flew at the home of justice samuel alito. [booing] and that's significant because at that time, the upside-down flag had become a symbol of the "stop the steal" movement. and even worse, all of alito's garden gnomes were fully q-anon. [laughter] and when it comes to january 6th cases argued before the court, alito has been highly sympathetic to the mob. that's like when your couples therapist wearing a shirt that says, "team david." there's no possible justification for a supreme court justice displaying a symbol of insurrection at his home. which is why, when t

paoletta is very much in bed with the thomases and in fact he represented clarence thomas's wife and her involvement in the stop this deal before the january 6 committee and actually also goes on vacation with mr. harlan crow in the thomases. this man has an interesting roster and participation in this hearing. but the bigger picture here is that the presence of mr. paoletta is another indication of the way in this hearing and this impeachment inquiry is part of donald trump's larger misinformation campaign, just like it was in 2020, where in addition to pressuring and withholding aid to ukraine, rudy giuliani in the trump organization as was established by mr. parnas, planted a story in the media. and now here we are four years later as they have dredged it back up and planting it back in the media using congress and using this committee and using a baseless impeachment supported by donald trump's own allies on this committee to push that information out. as members on this committee have trafficked false evidence planted by a russian operative to the fbi and is now in jail for that

peter, we've been here before with clarence thomas.s highly unlikely alito will recuse himself, and to be honest there doesn't seem to be real political will to impose ethics reform, and even if there's ethics reform, they're not losing their jobs. where does that put us going forward? >> no, i mean, they're not. they have the choice to decide how they comply with ethics, and other than, other than impeachment, which is a rather extreme remedy, there's nothing really that any other branch of the government can do about it. what's fascinating is what justice alito is talking about in today's decision about keeping the court out of what are essentially political decisions. he said the districting decisions are political decisions by political bodies and courts don't really have much of a role in it. yet, the problem obvious is the appearance of politics on the courts. the 6-3 decision today was broken down very clearly along party lines, if you want to look at it that way. the six justices appointed by republicans voted in the majority.

it was rocked by the revelation that the wife of clarence thomas was involved in a range of efforts to trump in power. and they also ended the nearly 50 year federal right to an abortion. in response to the outpouring of criticism, justices like samuel alito became unusually outspoken . in the fall of 2022 , he told the wall street journal everyone is free to express disagreement with our decisions, and to criticize our reasoning, but saying or implying the court is becoming an illegitimate institution or questioning our integrity crosses an important line. i agree. but the court's legitimacy is not a given. it is earned. they need to show they deserve credibility. in recent years, the court has done is subzero favors the new york times reported on an effort to influence justices as detailed by the former antiabortion leader who led a concerted effort to roll back reproductive rights. in 2023, a litany of reports came out detailing how clarence thomas had for years excepted and not disclosed gifts given to him by a republican donor. the growing pile of standards surrounding the court l

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