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amy coney barrett has declined a request to block a mandate. e students to be vaccinated. justice barrett acted alone without referring the manner to the full court. i want to get analysis from jeffrey toobin. so how big a deal is this move by justice barrett? >> well, it's a big deal because it leaves in place an order that i think most people recognize is something that is routine in american life. courts and communities have required vaccines for schools for decades in this country. it would have been a big shock if justice barrett had done something else but the fact that, you know, a conservative justice didn't even think it was worth referring it to the full court suggests that this issue at least is pretty uncontroversial. >> so this could impact future lawsuits against vaccine mandates because we're seeing more and more across the country. whether it's california or the pentagon with active duty troops. >> that's right. and i think that issue at least is probably going to be pretty uncontroversial. vaccine mandates by a university, by a

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indiana university will veto be vaccinated to attend classes is filed as a supreme court justice amy coney barrett rejected an appeal from some students opposed to the minute. skyler henry, cbs news. >>> coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the telamon is taking control of afghanistan and the pentagon is sending troops to help evacuate the u.s. embassy. >>an ry is ilen unanneeds. in effect today. tracking the air-quality >>> u.s. troops that began arriving in afghanistan to get americans in the triple side of the area as the taliban takes over much of the country. spent only a handful of cities remain under government control. last night the insurgents took their biggest prize so far. try city, kandahar. the country's 3rd biggest city allsch of afghanistan's west, south and north. with a towel been well- positioned for an attack on the capital, the u.s. announced a significant staff drawdown edits embassy in the coming days. with the help of troops temporarily deployed from elsewhere in the region. >> this is not abandonment. this is not an evacuation. what this is is a reduction in

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court and by one justice who dismissed this challenge on behalf of the court that justice was amy coney barrettes, the challenges coming in from that region. given the politicization of vaccine mandates shall the fact she was appointed by donald trump, some conservatives were surprised by what she did. should they have so shocked? >> no, i don't think so. for a couple of reasons. first of all, the supreme court's only decision about mandatory vaccination goes back to 1905, when cambridge, massachusetts, said every adult had to get a smallpox vaccine. that was challenged in the supreme court upheld it. what the lower court said is look at what indiana is doing. it's not anywhere near as strict as something the supreme court has already upheld for a couple of reasons. number one, students can opt out of the vaccine if they can cite religious or medical reasons, justifications, and if they do, then they have to submit to regular testing, and secondly, the lower court said you know what? you don't have to go to indiana university. you can always go someplace else if you want a higher education. for

as amy coney barrett denied the case, none of the other justices dissented. with me is charlie sykes. charlie, you know, that is surprising to me. this is a very arch-conservative court. it's not like it was a full court deciding it. the fact that no one dissented. are we reaching a point now where what we need to turn this around shall mandates that go to court and the people who were pushing against the mandates lose and that's the only way that we are going to be able to sort of save people's lives against their will, i guess? >> i think so. i think that's exactly what has to happen. and i think what the supreme court is sending a very, very clear sig flal that there is nothing unconstitutional about a public health mandate like this. there is a long history of it. these have not been controversial in the past. of this is common sense. and what they are pushing back against is this know nothing revolution in places like texas and alabama and mississippi and florida where we're seeing that disinformation has consequences, that political demagoguery has cons

justice amy coney barrett turned down the students request for emergency relief without comment. her decision upholds rulings made by a lower court. which said each university may decide what is necessary to keep other students safe. the recall election is just over a month away in the campaign, yin is heating up. the candidate who was in the bay area today, plus president joe biden goes public with his support of california governor. at usaa, we've been called too exclusive. because we were created for officers. but as we've evolved with the military, we've grown to serve all who've honorably served. no matter their rank, or when they were in. a marine just out of basic, or a petty officer from '73. and even his kids. and their kids. usaa is made for all who've honorably served and their families. are we still exclusive? absolutely. and that's exactly why you should join. are we still exclusive? absolutely. recall election against governor gavin newsom ktvu is amber lee has our report tonight. i feel like have a spiritual and moral and patriotic duty to do this conservative talk

. >> with the new supreme court >> with the new supreme court justice with amy coney barrett but todaya supreme court justice shot down the first legal challengeat against vaccine requirements. vaccine requirements. justice barrett did not have to think very long or hard didn't even bring it before the full court and immediately said no. >>laura: is it more difficult than that given the accommodations university was willing to make this was the emergency appeal there is an old saying that bad facts make bad law salacious get this straight right offtu the bat this is not a ruling on the merits of vaccine mandates. correct? correct? >> know this was a cursory review of one justice on this i case. the case has very distinguishing facts that need to be em emphasized. >>laura: professor what if the university start forcingiv people with the covid antibodies or the positive t cell test to have the atvaccinations? >> that is the key question because what happened in the seventh circuit ultimately in front of justice spirit is that the court was looking at university that made accommodations f

we get lost in president that i love that the audience may get lost, we have to remember that amy coney barrettst it's her circuit i would imagine she refers it to the wholee court so they will vote on the emergency appeal with john roberts and brett kavanaugh , what are your 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: anoth

once amy coney barrett was on the court it became five -- four ruling for religious groups went ruth bader ginsburg was on the court and it went the other way. willing to be deferential. the other went as a new voting rights. they were pert to perfect cases action before the courts for the other was voting rights. again because of the pandemic. in all of those cases democratic groups, voting rights groups walked every time. >> right at the end. >> there always talk about where they were generally pragmatic or not that far right street on the very last day of the term, no coincidence there, six -- three take this one which essentially gutted or weekend last meaningful provision of the 1965 rights act. it would raise disclosure of contribution including campaign contributions might be a thing of the past. one is deferential to the states. and the other one, the other thing that was interesting in the case in which the republican appointee upheld arizona's republican-controlled arizona laws, restrictions on voting justice skull lido road that went to great length justifying and doing th

justice amy coney barrett refused to block a requirement by indiana university that all their incoming students must be vaccinated. there is new reaction tonight from the video we showed you last evening of protesters threatening health care workers in franklin, tennessee, after that school board meeting on mask mandates. >> wow we know we need -- >> you can leave freely but we will find you, we know where you live. we know who you are. you will never going to be [inaudible] . >> an extremely ugly scene in franklin, tennessee, it turns out the president was among those who saw that video and today he called out those protesters. >> our health care workers are heroes. they were the heroes when there was no vaccine. to the mayors, school superintendents, educators, local leaders who are standing up to the governor's politicizing mask protection for our kids, thank you. thank god that we have heroes like you. and i stand with you all. and america should as well. >> meanwhile, and we're going to talk about this tonight, the president of course is facing an escalating crisis in afghanistan,

it was directed to judge amy coney barrett. she was a professor at notre dame she has experience in academia and the rig or orrigors of a ca of young people. and facebook is delaying the return to work until january of 2022 they expected a full return by october. not happening now because of the delta variant. >> i have a feeling more companies will follow suit contessa brewer, see you in a few minutes. thank you. >>> now your money we try to make it opportunity friday here on "worldwide exchange." bringing stocks and picks and sectors. your first guest today says it may be about airlines and semiconductors and real estate inve investing. vance howard from howard investment vance, good to have you back on. a lot to talk about with variants and travel may shutdown you heard the facebook news. that is not scaring you off airline stocks why not? >> good morning, brian good to see you again. they don't scare us at all you see a tick in covid which is concerning, but you have seen the airlines tick down with covid in tandem. if we c

want to get to your thoughts on another development tonight, a lot of people are upset that amy coney barrett, supreme court justice ruled against indiana students on the vaccine requirements to be back on campus. it was not a ruling on the merit, and i think that this could be more complicated than people think at first blush. because again, it is not a ruling on the merits of the case. the facts of the case might not have been the greatest for determining the constitutionality of these types of mandates. what is your initial impression? >> no, that may in fact be the case and the legal arguments for why they did not take the case itself, but i cannot imagine a world where the founders would've envisioned that this kind of mandate on the american people and citizens is okay. i just can't see it. and frankly, laura, when you look at the broader context, and look, you are a leader on this. i remember being on your show a year ago in april and you said, where is this all going to go with the mask mandate, the shutdown, the vaccine passports? we now see where they want to take it. so in the cont

find fascinating, but the audience might get lost on, one thing we have to remember is that amy coney barretts this case first, but she will probably refer it i would imagine to the full court, that means the whole court in all likelihood will vote on this emergency appeal. 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

amy coney barrett denied a request by eight indiana students to block the big ten covid-19 mandate foremester. she rejected the emergency plea for injunction without asking for anyone to weigh in, marking the first time the height -- the high court has weighed in on a vaccine mandate. another story concerning the supreme court -- a divided supreme co the supreme court granted a request to lift the moratorium on residential evictions put in place at the beginning of the pandemic after a federal district judge in washington heard an oral argument on a moratorium on evictions in most of the country. it allows tenants to -- avoid eviction by declaring financial hardship as a result of the pandemic. new york enacted the moratorium in 2020 and extended it through august 31, 2021. you can read that at other places. , during the half-year the shower. -- guest: i enjoy your program. i had a couple of points to make about the senses. in 1929, the population was 121,000,000 in this country. it has almost tripled in 91 years. why isn't there an increase in representation in congress relative to th

bc news reports a challenge to the policy was directed to amy coney barrett, the justice in charge of who denied it. there were no noted dissents from other justices. eight students asked the court for an emergency order, arguing that the risks associated with the vaccine outweigh the potential benefits for the population in their age group. a federal judge ruled last month that the school had a right to pursue, quote, a reasonable and due process of a vaccination in the legitimate interest of the public health for its students, faculty, and staff. the second circuit court of appeals and staff agreed. they will allow exceptions for students who object for medical and other reasons. >>> still ahead, major league baseball "field of dreams" ends in dramatic fashion. >>> plus, is pop star britney spears finally free from a 13-year conservatorship? those stories and we'll look at the weather as we look at dark skies here on "way too early." we'll be right back. too early." we'll be right back. (customer) hi? (burke) happy anniversary. (customer) for what? (burke) every year you're with us,

also in the 90's was amy coney barrett in the liberal block in terms of the majority. breyer at 77%, kagan at -- from what you can tell for the new justice on board for the full-time this time, did the role of the chief justice change at all over the course of this term? guest: yeah, well i think it is a significant difference from the last term where the chief justice was in many cases the swing vote, kind of the kingmaker deciding how it held -- how the court would shift. in some cases, it fell into the category of is this something based on what is going -- what the law is directing him to do or is this something that maybe the public opinion polls are leading the way in his reasoning process? in this way, the chief justice is no longer the swing vote in most cases. i'm trying to think of a case where he play that role. so it does change that position, and in some ways, this might free chief justice roberts to return to his role that he talked about in his own confirmation hearing, simply being an umpire and trying to call balls and strikes as he put it. i think it

with the amy coney barrett process meet each have information presented to us, there was a book of the information we were given the opportunity to look at that but we know the democrats spent this money to try to take down that nomination, brett kavanaugh survived it and he is on the supreme court and other want to punish him. trey: i think infrastructure bill that is coming up, how would you vote and why we vote that way. blackburn: yes, you are right, the mining process will start at 8:00 o'clock tonight and i am going to be a no vote on the amendment and on the underlying bill. and this is number one, the gateway to socialism. this is their on the green new deal and this is what they are wanting to do to bring about the transformation of america and is trying to be the way for the bill that comes later in the week which is bernie sanders by three and half trillion is what you sense the price tag is that we know that's going to be closer to $5 trillion and also this bill raises $161 billion through new fees. and basically, deficit financing. and when you look at that, plus the 256 b

amy coney barrett denied a request to block indiana university to require students to get vaccinated without referring the matter to the full court. she oversees the appeals court the case came from. a group of students had issued the emergency petition last week claiming the university violated their, quote, bodily integrity, autonomy and medical choice. this is the first appeal regarding a covid vaccine mandate to reach the supreme court. the supreme court did block part of new york's eviction moratorium that was put in place during the pandemic. it blocked a provision that allowed tenants to self certify financial hardship and denied landlords a hearing on the matter. new york's attorney general kathy hochul tweeted that she will work to strengthen eviction moratorium legislation. >>> now to a mass shooting in the uk where at least five people and the suspected gunman are dead. this happened in plymouth in southwest england and police say it is not terrorism related. two females and two males were found dead at the scene and one was a child under 10 years old. another woman was tr

indiana university may keep the requirement students be vaccinated against covid 19 just as amy coney barrett turned down a challenge to the requirement without comment and without referring it to the full court. in florida, brevard county's fire chief is pleading with residents to cut back on 9-1-1 calls as a surge of covid-19 cases is overwhelming hospitals and leading to a shortage of ambulances. in broward, teachers union president anna fusco said in four broward county school teachers died of covid-19 in one week. and she said students are getting sick and dying across florida, too. >> we had a studen passed away in two counties. you're in broward county, a 15-year-old high school student no less th five miles from our union hall is fighting for her life on a respirator. amy: over 800 florida physicians have signed an open letter to republican governor ron desantis calling on him to repeal his executive order punishing school districts and officials who order mask mandates and other public health measures. desantis has threatened to stop paying the salaries of school administrators who s

justice amy coney barrett acting alone this evening denying the request from a group of eight indianaversity students who challenge the school's vaccine mandate. the students lost their challenge in the lower courts but filed the emergency request of the nation's highest court. the first time any of the justices have weighed in on a vaccine mandate issue. it went to justice barrett solely based on geography and you could refer to the full court but she did elect to make the decision herself. the two supreme court decisions weighing in on >> but related issues with legal challenges and vaccine mandates, passports, likely ending up of the high court as well. let's ask fox news medical contributor and professor of public health at drums hopkins university dr. marty makary. officer brian d wright glad to have you with us tonight. >> good evening good evening. >> shannon: doctor, starting with you because we got this announcement from the fda that we are going to allow a third shot of either pfizer or mature enough that have certain immunopopper my systems where they need possibly a third

. >>> supreme court justice amy coney barrett denies a request from a group of eight indiana universitytudents who challenged the school's vaccine mandate. the students lost their challenge in the lower court but filed an emergency request in the nation's highest court. this is the first time any of the justices have weighed in on vaccine mandate issues. the case went to justice barrett based solely on geography. while she could have referred the case to the full court, she elected to make the decision herself. >>> now to this, texas law enforcement deputized to track down and arrest the texas state democrats who bolted to d.c. here to discuss is columnist for the federalist, eddie scary. thanks for being with us this morning. >> good morning. >> i want to get to this straight away. i want to go to the tweet from gene wu, this is on august 11th. it says finally got a copy of the warrant for my arrest. republicans want voter suppression at any cost. not today, can you chip in a few to help me continue to fight. now they want help bailing them out of a problem they got themselves into. wh

. >>> supreme court justice amy coney barrett has rejected a request seeking to block indiana university's vaccine mandate. this is the first time justices have been asked to weigh in on the legality of a vaccine mandate. indiana university students are required to be vaccinated by the start of the fall semester, that is happening august 23rd. >> and we know there is supreme court precedence that vaccine mandates are lawful. >>> supreme court blocking part of a new york state law aimed at protecting representer renters eviction. to allows tenants to self certified that they are experiencing financial hardship and preventing the landlord from protesting it. >>> call to action thursday, president biden accused drug makers of, quote, jacking up prices and urged congress to intervene, calling on congress to pass legislation that would allow medicare to negotiate drug prices directly with pharmaceutical companies and punish drug makers that increase prices faster than inflation. >> i think it is safe to say that all of us, whatever our background or our age, where we live, can agree that prescr

supreme court justice amy coney barrett denied a request made by a group of students to block indiana university's vaccine mandate. barrett handles emergency matters from the state and acted alone in her ruling. the move could mean similar vaccine mandates will also be upheld. indiana university requires students to be vaccinated by the start of the fall semester or under weekly testing. julian: to the recall election of gavin newsom, now almost exactly one month away until the final votes are counted. governor newsom is set to begin a vote campaign today swinging across the state kicking it off in san francisco. we have confirmation both the president and vice president are working on potential in person events on behalf of the governor. the president tweeted that newsom is a "key partner in fighting the pandemic and help build our economy back better than ever." it comes as newsom's opponents are kicking their canes -- their campaigns into high gear, leading a republican to hold a rally yesterday. >> when i get elected, assuming that there still are face mask mandates and vaccine ma

just a few days ago justice amy coney barrett said we're going to leave indiana university's vaccination is constitutional and schools can require vaccinations. >> elie, this week a federal judge allowed the white house's new eviction moratorium to stay in place, a very important issue, but the ruling could be challenged in an appellate court. one viewer wants to know does the cdc have the legal power to extend the eviction moratorium based on the ongoing covid pandemic. a lot of discussion about this. >> this regulation by the cdc is very questionable legally yet it continues to defy the odds and survive in court. the supreme court left the original moratorium by a very narrow 5-4 margin but they made clear don't come back and ask us for an extension because this was a regulation issued by the cdc itself with no congressional action. that's the legal problem here. now, it got challenged in court. the extension that happened just got challenged in court. this week a district court judge said i'm going to leave it in place. the higher courts have said it's legal so i'll leave it to the hi

they packed it when they rushed through the confirmation of amy coney barrett. so the court has been packed. the fact is we have to stop the bleeding right now. we have a 6-3 majority that is hostile to democracy itself. when we pass voting rights legislation, when we pass not just the john lewis voting rights act but for the people act which contains a set of transformative democracy reforms to strengthen our democracy, we won't have a situation where republicans are winning national elections. that's why they're doing everything they can to disenfranchise people rather than meet policies that are popular with people. i don't think we'll see a situation with republicans doing anything with the supreme court moving forward. bracketing that issue, it's no answer as to why we shouldn't act right now to stop the assault on our democracy and the disenfranchisement of a variety of communities not just in terms of voting rights but civil rights. >> congressman, appreciate you speaking out on these issues. thank you for joining me on the show. i know you'll be attendin

or even nominating a supreme court justice of the highest court in the land, amy coney barrett's nominationhis country and i wish we would've seen jen psaki as vigorously defend america's children against the teachers unions and opening schools as she did obama's birthday party. >> emily: dagen, i've been to weddings where it's just close family and friends and it still 500 people. it doesn't really mean anything's in terms of quantity. >> dagen: because you have friends and i don't. i've been married twice. there were two people at the first wedding and 13 at the second. a party for 500 people with an additional 200 people working the party is like president obama blasting on the bullhorn, ignore the panic peddling from washington. party on, people. shines a spotlight on what biden and company might be getting it all wrong. i suspect some of the celebrities might have been canceling. then you run the risk, may be oprah winfrey didn't want to show up for cluny and then you run the risk of a debit axelrod wandering around with the drink by himself. >> emily: it sounds like an awesome party.

they went to the supreme court and they went specifically to amy coney barrett because she has jurisdictionftly. iu. but it sends a strong signal that other mandates that we're seeing popping up across the country may be on strong legal footing. that's why it was important the way she acted so swiftly last night. >> yeah. did not seem like there was much doubt in that ruling. it seemed pretty clear, as does the case law on this. arian devogue thank you so much on the ground in indiana for us. appreciate it. >>> so be sure to join cnn next week for "we love new york city" the homecoming concert celebrating the city's comeback from covid. it is saturday august 21st, exclusively on cnn. >>> up next, the unprecedented surge of migrants at the southern u.s. border. what should the biden administration do about it? >>> and big development in the free britney case, what her father says he's now going to do. ♪ stop! clearing breakouts doesn't have to be harsh on your sensitive skin. new cetaphil gentle clear contains balanced formulas that gently clear breakouts and soothe sensitive skin. it's the

now there's amy coney barrett. are you still confident the supreme court will protect roe v. wade? >> i realize it's hazardous to predict what's going to happen, but if you look at the roberts court and how it has ruled, there were a lot of naysayers on the left that said they would never hold up the affordable care act. they did. they said they would never hold up same-sex marriages, neil gorsuch, supreme court justice, wrote the decision on banning discrimination in the workplace. so i think that a lot of people on the left and pundits have been wrong about how the court has respected precedent. we'll have to see. i will say i don't think the amicus briefs are going to influence this court. i think they will look at precedent and reach their decision. i would also note that i had voted for 6 of the 9 justices on the court including some of the most liberal ones as well as the more conservative ones. >> i know you care a great deal about this thing called the havana syndrome, which is a mysterious illness in cuba. more than 130 cases have been reported. hearing intense noise, naus

upset because he had this event both families the dayay after the whe house event they had for amy coney barrettersmart event and he tells staff were letting people get too close to me, i'm going to get sick. regarding event in a number of instances where he could have gotten sick but is not concerned about other people's safety, just his own ability so i think a lot of what we understand about his presidency in general, to. >> this is from fletcher, but the role ofe the political side of the white house? it appears every decision is by how they react. >> there's one incident in particular where there was a meeting july with his campaign staff talking about tasks and jason miller and another campaign advisor said the polling is not bad, if you have a mask mandate for republican's are fine with that, they think it will help the economy reopen it's like beating them to water. christmas was in favor, he thought it was a no-brainer but mark meadows, we cannot do this. the president agreed with meadows so i think the president thought of meadows having a good sense of what the base would go for. the

supreme court justice amy coney barrett has rejected a request by indiana university students to block school's vaccine requirement. barrett did not offer any explanation for her decision. lower courts had also rejected that request. it marks an early test of vaccine mandates amid the delta variant threat. up next, as promise you had, dre director of the national institutes of health. we will talk to him live. plus, almost five months ago he said the southern border was closed. but the homeland security secretary is saying now after visiting the site today. >> at our southern border we unique challenges, difficult ones. ♪ hot dog or... chicken? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless of menopause. verzenio + fulvestrant is for hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea

because he had this event with both families the dayth after te white house event they had for amy coney barrettwhich ended up being a super spreader event and task staff for letting people get too close to me, if one of these people are sick, and i'm going to get sick disregarding that he had been in a number of instances he could have been sick in the days before but he's not so concerned about other people safety and he's concerned about his own vulnerability so i think a lot of what we understand in general, to. >> what was the role of the political side? it appears every decision was. >> i can think ofne one incident in particular where there was a meeting in july, campaign stuff and they were talking about masks and jason miller and another campaign advisor were saying the following unmasked for republicans is not bad. 80% of republicans are fine with it and they were trying to lead him to what are essentially, this will help you. thoughtwas in favor, he it was a no-brainer but mark meadows says we cannot do this, and the president agreed with meadows so i think the president bought meadow

and $10 million in under two months to support amy coney barrett. on its own, this anonymous $37 millibar raj -- million dollar barrage smells terrible. but it's only part of the operation. j.c.n. has a corporate twin, the judicial education project. each group backing up the actions and finances of the other. let me walk you through this setup because it is a capsule summary of how political scheming is accomplished in our corrupted dark money era. first, you pair a 501(c)(3) and a 501-c-4. the judicial crisis network was charted as a 051c4 social welfare group. the judicial education project as its allied 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. under a perverse reading of the law, the 501-c-4 organization is allowed to operate as a dark money political attack group. we see this arrangement commonly now in the clandestine world of dark money politics. in fact, the recent supreme court case about dark money was brought by a group called americans for prosperity foundation which was the 501(c)(3) associated with americans for prosperity which is the koch b

upset because he had had an event with gold star families 9 day after the white house event with amy coney barrett and ends up being a super spreader. and told the staff you're letting people get too close to me, and an if they're sick, and he's not so concerned about other people's safety, he's concerned about his own vulnerability. i think a lot of what we understand about his presidency in general, too. >> and this is from fletcher, what was the role of the political side of the white house? it appears that every decision was gauged by how the base would react. >> yeah, i mean, there's one-- i can think of one incident in particular where there was a meeting in the oval in july, it was with his campaign staff, actually, and they were talking about masks and jason miller and another campaign advisor were saying, you know, listen, the polling on masks with the republicans is not bad. if you have a mask mandate, like 80% of republicans are fine with it because they think it will help the economy reopen and trying to sort of lead him to water, you know, this might work, this will help you and kushn

>> justice amy coney barrett allowing indiana university to require student vaccination.tions. now, this is what the students said. look, you forcing me to get vaccinated relinquishes my rights to matriculate at your university, but the flipside of that argument is, well, you can go to another university, or you can create an exemption for yourself, and indiana university would honor that. stuart: it went to the supreme court, and the supreme court says, yes, you can mandate the vaccine for college kids can at least. >> [inaudible] stuart: coming up, tropical storm warnings now in place for parts of florida. tropical storm fred is near. we've got a live report on the storm's path coming up next for you. >>> a big win for the free britney cause. we'll tell you all about the latest developments in her conservatorship battle right after this. ♪ but now i'm stronger than yesterday. ♪ now it's nothing but my way. ♪ my loneliness ain't killing me no more ♪♪ yeah, i mean the thing is, people like geico because it's just easy. bundling for example. you've got car insurance here.

rachel: amy coney barrett's sorority disavowed themselves from her and as you said we don't see the same what they said. >> 48% of americans say they disapprove of the job kamala harris is doing in office and that's lowest rating of a vice president since the 1970s, what's your reaction to this. >> interesting that the first kind of woman and person of color is getting low ratings. >> she a woman of color. so it's like probably a little bit of a skew. >> i'm not super surprised about that. knowing the racism and, you know, misogyny in this country. >> counter productive for women. that there is just this sort of automatic response. if there is any criticism of liberal won, it's automatically misogyny, racism. what does that do for women in the workplace in the long run? >> it's degrading for women. just the fact that these were blaming low approval rating on the fact that she was a woman and person of color shows how divided we are in this country. based on the type of education that these students are getting in the classroom. they are being indoctrinated into thinking that everything i

after rbg died mcconnell rushed to get justice amy coney barrett confirmed to the supreme court eightfilibuster if republicans retake the senate, and he would justify it by using the very principled arguments made by democrats against it. mr. president, in your oval office address you should argue that the nationwide assault on voting rights demands to be met with more than stirring rhetoric. you should call for the elimination of the filibuster to get a voting rights package through the senate and dare mcconnell to make good on his threats if he becomes majority leader again. it's a gamble, but it's a gamble worth taking. all that's needed, mr. president, is for you to call on senate democrats to roll the dice. i'm jonathan capehart and this has been "the sunday show." - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days o

liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ >> sandra: in the first ruling of its kind supreme court justice amy coney barrettnts at indiana university challenging the maxine mandate. it could have gone to the full court for review. justice barrett denied it before that ever happened. it marks the first ruling the high court has made related to a vaccine mandate. >> bill: san francisco releasing new covid guidelines as the first city in the country to mandate proof of full vaccination for certain indoor venues, bar, restaurant or gym. jonathan serrie is live with the latest now in atlanta. home of the cdc. good morning. >> good morning. san francisco goes one step further than new york which only requires proof of at least one dose, mayor london breed explains her decision to require full vaccination. take a listen. >> the delta variant is just that more contagious. and we are not out of the woods as it relates to covid. >> overnight the fda authorized a third dose of pfizer and moderna vaccines for people with weak immune systems, 3% of the adult population. the authorization does not apply to people who rec

conservative super majority, and we've seen just over this last term with the newest justice amy coney barretthe court really has moved more toward the right in some of its rulings. this is one of them, the hostility to the administrative state, the fact we are in the middle of a pandemic and the court is second-guessing the science and the data that administrative agencies charge with public health are using to make their decisions. this is all part and parcel of what we're seeing. >> which is why this conversation about justice breyer's potential retirement comes into even sharper focus. breyer said this in a recent interview. he said he is struggling to decide when to retire from the supreme court and is taking account of a host of factors including who will name his successor. there are many things that go into retirement decision, he said. he recalled approvingly something justice and tony scalia told him. i don't want someone appointed who will undo everything i've done the past 25 years. that will inevitably be in the psychology of his decision, he said. how could it not be in the psych

amy coney barrett who heard this emergency request or reviewed it, she denied the request without commentrsity to respond to the request. so this, as the journal points out, she doesn't view this matter as even a close call. so -- because it does leave room for medical exemptions, religious exemptions, it's not a one size fits all policy. maria: all right. let's slip in a quick break and then we are talking about afghanistan, it is on the verge of collapse. former trump deputy national security advisor kt mcfarland is here as three more cities in afghanistan fall to the taliban overnight. then rebounding above pre-pandemic levels, airbnb's outlook, after second quarter reported. the stock is down by 3%. we'll tell you what the quarter said. stay with us. retirement plan wi, keeps us moving forward. hey, kevin! hey, guys! they have customized solutions to help our family's special needs... giving us confidence in our future... ...and in kevin's. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. experience our advance standards safety technology on a full line of vehicles. at the lexus gol