antonin scalia is 78, stephen bryer, a steadfast linl i liber6 and b ruth bade rfertio bader gindburg ier ginsburg is is 82. if ginsburg has to retire, shifting the court to the right, as it stands with ginsburg the court has four reliable votes, to the right with chief justice roberts, there are four conservatives, and anthony kennedy, the swing vote over four of the five biggest decisions in the past ten years. ending affirmative action, and giving the presidential nomination to george w. bush. >> if the justices would have a chance to replace her with somebody more conservative there would be five conservative votes even before you get ojustice kennedy. >> court watchers say justice ginsburg appointed by president clinton in 1993 seems tired in the past years. she seemed to fall asleep but ginsburg blamed the incident on a few glasses of wine before the event. but after a few health scarce, she says she is feeling great. >> i think i should do this job as long as i should do it full steam and whether i begin to slow down i think i will know. it hasn't happened yet. >> the last supr

supreme court justice antonin scalia said the u.s. is not neutral when it comes to religion, comments made in a speech in louisiana. he said the idea of religious neutrality is not grounded in the country's constitutional traditions and that god has been good to the u.s. because americans honor him. who was appointed by president ronald reagan in 1986, has consistently been the -- has been one of the court's most conservative members. a terror group is now using donald trump and one of its recruitment videos. shabab isant group al- highlighting donald trump's call to ban muslims entering the u.s., a few weeks after hillary clinton claimed that isis was using donald trump's comments to recruit members. on theas not commented video, but in a rally tonight in mississippi he told supporters both clinton and president are responsible for the rise of isis. >> they have a bunch of dishonest people, they created isis. hillary clinton created isis with obama. kimberly: the clinton campaign declined to comment on the video. eight-week-old kitte

we all know the worst kept secret in washington is antonin scalia's "fifty shades of grey" fan fiction, "my inner goddess was aroused the moment i saw his legal brief. ( laughter ) he held me, but not in contempt. oh, madam justice, who knew a gag order could be so seductive?" oh, you like that. i got it on my kindle. i got it on my kindle. okay, so it clearly seemed like obama was not going to waste his time trying to propose any new legislation or challenge for america. but then, he decided to shoot for the moon. >> vice president biden said that with a new moonshot, america could cure cancer. tonight, i'm announcing a new national effort to get it done. >> larry: cancer? you've got 11 months left. ( laughter ) it's been eight years, and you couldn't get guantanamo done! now you're going to get cancer done in 11 months? >> and because he's gone to the mat for all of us on so many issues over the past 40 years, i'm putting joe in charge of mission control. ( cheers and applause ) for the loved ones we've all-- >> larry: oh my god. he's putting joe in charge? i love that joe didn't eve

to be fair, it's the same 10% who think justice antonin scalia. and he's not. sure he's not. and finally, the los angeles public library has announced that it will forgive late fees they turn in their overdue books within the first two weeks of february. said library card holders, we died years ago! a great show for you tonight! [ cheers and applause ] he is the star of showtime's fantastic actor. paul giamatti is on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] to talk to him. she is a fantastic actress, she is a very funny person, a friend of ours. she's in the new film "dirty grandpa." show.lause ] and we will be talking politics and the election with "new york times" op-ed columnist, frank bruni in the house tonight.lause ] it's a fantastic show. but before we get to all that, the city of flint, michigan, ive water crisis that has lasted for nearly two years. and many are now calling for the resignation of michigan's republican governor, rick snyder.gests his administration dismissed concerns about flint's water. and now the questions are, who there a cover-up and should snyd

and don't justice antonin scalia know who follow him who believe in original intent that when the foundersd natural-born, they meant just that. and why i have to ask people who believe so religiously and solemnly that the right to bear arms means just that. now flinch from reading natural-born to mean just that. so i put it to the good republicans of iowa, the question. do you believe in the united states constitution or is it a reference guide to be used when helpful and convenient, left in the drawer at the public library when it gets between you and picking the right wing candidate now at the top of your political shopping list. it's getting near time to vote for the constitution or what it quite clearly says quite clearly, or ignore what al gore calls an inconvenient truth. and pick the guy from calgary, alberta province, canada. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> that's why we need to reject any politics that targets people because of race or religion. >> striking back at the politics of fear

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anthony kennedy and antonin scalia are 80 when the new president takes office, stephen imrier will be 78. the next president gets to remake the supreme court. so if you are a republican you just want to win. you want to nominate someone who can win and the only person with higher unfavourables right now in the race than hillary clinton is donald trump. so he scares a lot of people but his argument is don't worry, i can turn that around. i've done that before. i'll make the negative positive. and if he's nominated i will support him and i think every republican will. >> rose: but ted cruz scares a lot of republicans like bob dole and others. >> bob dole is interesting, god bless bob dole, he's an american hero but not a guy i'm looking to for the latest developments on twitter, snapchat and social media. and so i tell you right now, ted cruz has got the best social media network of all. candidates developed, it's a deep, deep web. a lot of touches on people. his folks will show up on monday night. >> rose: so that's why he will win in iowa because it's monday night and will have the tr

ruth bader ginsburg and antonin scalia. let us listen in. justice ginsburg: take the worst-case scenario, roe vs. wade is overruled by the supreme court. there will be states, a sizable number, that will not go back to the way it was. at the time of roe vs. wade, there were four states that gave women access to abortion without any questions asked in the first trimester. those states are not going to change. what it means is a woman who can afford a plane ticket, a bus ticket, will be able to decide for herself. whether to have an abortion. but the women who won't have that choice are poor women. justice scalia: these are political questions for the american people to decide. that is about. -- that is what democracy is about. do you think abortion should not be prohibited? fine. persuade citizens to pass a law. but don't tell me the constitution has taken that issue out of democratic choice. it simply hasn't. host: there we have two members of the current court, and also united states senators, laying out the continued divisive arguments. we

. >> well, let's see what antonin scalia is going to say after hearing you tonight, and how this conversationas percolated up. thank you, professor laurence tribe. thank you for joining us tonight. it's a critical point. let's go right now to donald trump who's in in the spin room. >> a lot of people think this is my destiny, i don't know, i don't really care. >> would you explain what new york values are. or was he pandering? >> i don't know if he knows what new york values are, but i mentioned a couple things, fox is a new york -- fox tends to be conservative, and i mentioned the name of william f. buckley, who was a proud new yorker. if you look at somebody that -- ronald reagan was a liberal person, fairly liberal and he became quite conservative, people change. >> did you mean -- >> i think a lot of people were very upset with him today when he took that stance against new york when we went through such a tragedy, so recently. >> did you mean to offer him the vp slot if you become the nominee? >> no, not at all. i was just doing that as a joke. i said it as a joke. you couldn't do it. he

justice antonin scalia, joined by justice rehnquist and thomas, was of a rather different view. scalia maintained that two is not the manifestation of a quote bear desire to harm homosexuals, but a rather and perfectly legitimate to preserve ra additional sksual morals. the supreme court third decision involving the rights of homosexuals was pretty much a rerun of bowers. police officers in houston were dispatched to a private residence in response to a reported disturbance. after they entered the residence, saw two men engaged in anal sex. the men were arrested, charged and convicted of violating a texas statute, making it a crime for any person to engage in devious sexual intercourse with another person of the same sex. since 1982, bowers has been used by politicians, legislators and judges to justify discrimination against gays and lesbians in deportation proceedings, adoption proceedings, military discharges, employment discrimination and a host of other contexts. after all, homosexual conduct is criminal, then a homosexual is no different than a rapist, robber or a thief. b