circuit court and then for justice antonin scalia. these clerkships honed her ability and respect for the rule of law preparing her for a distinguished career. joan larsen also served as deputy assistant attorney general in the department of justice office of legal counsel, former government officials from both republican and democratic administrations wrote in strong support of her nomination. each of them holding her in the highest regard. joan larsen later joined the law faculty at the university of michigan teaching there for many years. she excelled in academia earning the praise of her students and the esteem of her colleagues. in fact, more than 30 of michigan's deans and law professors wrote to support her nomination. they wrote that justice larsen's commitment to the rule of law and her capacity for top-flight legal analysis are both of the first order and her personal integrity and decency are exceptional. even when they disagreed, her colleagues praised justice larsen's generous manner, her personal integrity as well as her

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and kneel gorsuch is considered the most of important jurist to join the court since antonin scalia. with building the border wall. fate wall prototypes recently completed. zes mighcompleted. -- despite ae accomplishments, the congress refuses to follow his agenda. tax cuts in jeopardy for the middle class and business, republicans in the house and senate should not miss what i believe to be a clear signal of yesterday's elections. voters have had it with establishment figures, their failures and the status quo. wor anything else than the trump agenda. ralph waldo emerson said to be yourself in the world where they are trying to make you something other than yourself is the greatest accomplishment. ed gillespie loses in virginia after he refuses to address president trump's populism and policies. what do you get when 217 skydivers get together way up there. a world record of course. we'll have the incredible video lou: senatormen menendez accused of accepting money next change for political influence. back with me now, ed rollins. we are joined by michael good, i. great to have you h

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sixteen he made a commitment that he would appoint people who were basically originalists like antonin scalia ok the late justice to the court with the appointment of neil gorsuch he delivered on that the appointment of this administration at the lower levels in the courts have been something that conservatives would like so so so are you going can we trust him yes i think we can you must be one of the few people who say that david keene on the subject of guns it's been over a month since a gunman killed fifty eight people and injured more than four hundred people in las vegas in what is considered to be one of the deadliest mass shootings in modern american history and yet apart from offering condolences and pray is not of the president nor congress has done anything in terms of legislation to stop such an attack from happening again do you know of any other government in the world that would sit back and do nothing as the u.s. government does with the n.r.a. support each and every mass shooting the question is what can you do what law could you pass that would have prevented what happened t

actor tom cruise on that list along with late night host steven colbert and antonin scalia. 51 people are in the running. voting is online go to nbc10.com, the nbc 10 app as well to cast your ballot. >>> a dedicated member of the medford police department is retiring. k-9 officer porter is retiring. he joined the police department in 2010 and has served the community with honor. porter will spend his retirement relaxing at home with his handler officer and his family. >>> local students spent part of their school day helping in the fight against hunger. >> students and teachers in montgomery county packed meals as part of the rise against hunger event. the organization hosts packing events in 20 different cities throughout the country and helps 37 developers countries around the world to promote education, encourage children to attend school and improve students' health and nutrition. >>> don't forget to fall back on sunday. daylight savings time ends, giving you an extra hour of sleep. i love that. but it also means it will get dark earlier. the for day light saving time was born in

christopher scalia, son of late supreme court justice antonin scalia will share selections from his father's speeches. "new york times," best-selling author janet koenig, will report work on her father. james bryant kanet. and tamer elnoury detail is his experiences fighting terrorism as a muslim-american. >> he was or is a brilliant scientist. i.q. off the charts on precipice of curing infectious diseases. he goes from that, to being able to be such a gift to humanity. in two years time, in less than go years time, and once step removed from al-zawahiri, the leader of al qaeda. that story fascinates me because of the fact i'm a counterterrorism operative but i think the world should understand why he did what he did. how he did what he did. and, i think that is, again part of the deep dive into that terrorist mind set. it is a first step for all of us to really understand our enemy. >> "after words" airs on booktv every saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern. and sunday 9:00 p.m. eastern and pacific. >> here's one that, there are two sort of similar. what advice would you give to a young woman who

confirmation of michigan supreme court justice john larson, a former law clerk to the late justice antonin scalia was on the president's initial short-list of 21 potential appointees to the supreme court. also approved the federal bench is a democratic concerns about her actually believing and practicing her catholic faith. >> you are controversial. you have a long history of believing that your religious beliefs should prevail. >> shannon: she said they would not influence her decisions from the bench. why those judges would not have moved forward without pressure for mitch mcconnell. i talked with him about those senate fights today along with president's call for congress to step up and passed measures aimed at preventing terror attacks like the one in new york. i asked him how he beat plans to stop that. how it will be part of a -- greater package. an issue that has divided people within the g.o.p. >> the president has basically challenged us to do something on the daca issue. that would provide an opportunity to revisit some of these other issues that i think he has been advocating. he is al

many clerked for former justice antonin scalia.as conservatives, like my friend scholar bebos. and some have been rated by the american bar association about making inflammatory comments about roe v. wade being wrong. but broadly, i'd say they're able, smart and extremely conservative. and they're chosen for being young and conservative. and the administration feels they will transform the law. >> you say young and conservative. has he outsourced this is process to the white house society? >> the white house society has spoken and said i don't know about outsourcing. this is insourcing. the truth is the conservatives to their credit really care a lot about the federal courts. and through the federal society, they've left ott the same organization, the american answer constitution society, they identified a strong bench. and it's so interesting that president trump has published a supreme court list. he recentlile added five names to it. it's true that he's consulting with the federal society. but it's more a sign of the intel elect

many clerked for former justice antonin scalia. liberals as well as conservatives. like my friend the university of pennsylvania scholar who has been confirmed to the third circuit. some have been rated as unqualified by the american bar association. either for making inflammatory comments, about roe v. wade being wrong. although i would say they're able, smart, extremely conservative and chosen for being young, conservative and the administration thinks they will transform the law. >> you say young and conservative. has he outsourced this process to the federalist society? >> the white house counsel, don mccann spoke to the federalist society recently and said i don't know about outsourcing, i've been a member of the federalist society ever since i've been in law school. this is insourcing. conservatives to their credit care a lot about the federal courts and through the federalist society. the left has the samers, the american constitutional society, they've identified a strong bench of strong, able conservatives and it's so inte

christopher scalia son of the late supreme court justice antonin scalia share selection from his father'sspeeches. "new york times" best sell author will report on work of her grandfather manhattan project scientist james brian. and this weekend on afterwards fbiing agent tamer detail his experiences fighting terrorism as a muslim american. >> to have a -- was or is a brilliant scientist, iq off the charts under precipice curing infectious diseases and he goes from that -- to being able to be such a gift to humanity. in two years time in less than two years time ends up one step from leader of al qaeda and that story,s fascinates me because of the fact that i'm a counterterrorism operative but i think the world should understand why he did what he did. how he did what he did. and i think that's the deep dive and it's first accept for all of us to really understand -- our enemy. afterwards airs on booktv every saturday at 10 p.m. eastern and sunday at 9 p.m. eastern and pacific. now on booktv the 15th annual wisconsin book festival from the state capitol in madison over the next eight hour

christopher scalia, the son of the late supreme court justice antonin scalia, will share selections from his father's speeches. new york times best selling author -- [inaudible] will report on the work of her grandfather, manhattan project scientist james bryan. and this weekend, an fbi agent details his experience fighting terrorism as a muslim-american. >> was or is a brilliant scientist. iq off the charts, on the precipice of curing infectious diseases. and he goes from that, being able to be such a gift to humanity, in two years' time, in less than two years' time ends up one step removed from aymanal al-zawahiri, the leader of al-qaeda. and that story fascinating me because of the fact that i'm a counterterrorism operative, but i think the world should understand why he did what he did, how he did what he did. and i think that's, again, part of the deep dive into that terrorist mindset, and it's a first step for all of us to really understand our enemy. >> "after words" airs on booktv every saturday at 10 p.m. eastern and sunday at 9 p.m. eastern and pacific. >> this morning watch t

steve: he clerked for antonin scalia. >> he clerked for antonin scalia and general counsel for tommy for hhs and then again when he became the number two person at hhs, he got a straight up vote for the senate. if there is a problem now, it's got to be politics. this is a great pick by trump. he's a very qualified person for this. you know what he is known for? being cost-effective. bringing costs down. so if he takes on obamacare here, he may do it in terms of regulations. you heard secretary price in the past say there is all these excess regulations with obamacare. well, health and human services secretary has a lot of options for deregulating. hardship excuses. you can say, look, i want out on that. i have a religious region. maybe i need a catastrophic policy. there is a lot of ways to deregulate obamacare short of repeal and replace that may help people make other choices. steve: you say the only problem he could face would be politics. have you been watching tv? do you know there is a lot of politics going on right now? >> despite all of that i predict he is going to be approv

spoken with 15 committee members, you served in the judicial branch for supreme court justice antonin scalia. the executive branch, having been hhs general counsel for four years and deputy secretary for two years, you know the private sector, you spent decades in a leadership position at one of the major pharmaceutical companies so you know how drugs get the manufacturer to patients. with all of these prospectives you should need no on-the-job training to lead this department and should be able to take advantage of this exciting time in biomedical research to speed safe drugs through the system to patients more rapidly. i see your brought experience as one of your principal assets, experience in healthcare to me is an obvious asset for someone called upon to lead the nation's most important healthcare agency. one reason doctor gottlieb, the fbi director has done so well so rapidly as he knows the agency. having been deputy commissioner, he knows the private sector having worked in it. doctor collins's knowledge of an eye agent leading the human genome project made him an effective leader at

we've got the late antonin scalia prime skort justice but the most important, mike -- >> of course, numberernathy who sort of our big boss. he's the ceo. >> he is the big boss. >> ceo of all local fox stations co president at fox national. so jack is an alumni class of 78 i believe. >> that's right. clearly this is a university that prides itself on hire education, breeding leaders and sole we'll learn more about that in just a bit. we want to bring in our guests. anna cardell along with the members of the student body and you all did something pretty neat by sharing your stories of your every day live here. >> um-hmm. >> yeah. so the georgetown stories program which we're all a part of here, we chronicle our lives here on campus through youtube videos, facebook over the georgetown instagram story. snap stories. so kind of sharing the daily live of georgetown students. >> i love it. i think it's awesome idea. i'd like to know, well first all of we'll talk about this at the end where can you find this video. >> give me highlights of what the difference is you saw is between, say, majors lik

record, which includes degrees from dartmouth and yale, he clerked for the supreme court justice antonin scalia. he began his service in 2001, when the united states senate confirmed him to serve as the department's general counsel. since then, alex has been a leading voice in health care reform and health care innovation with a reputation as an effective leader. he has been particularly outspoken on the need to lower the price of prescription drugs saying patients are paying too much. if anyone can help solve this problem, it's alex azar. he's the right person to reform care systemealth and can ensure the department succeeds in its mission to enhance and protect the well being of the american people. alex was confirmed to both of hhsprevious positions at with unanimous bipartisan support. confirmed twice by the united states senate for positions at hhs with unanimous bipartisan support. i'm hopeful this time will be no different. i note alex is a good man with a heart for service. i have gotten to know him personally over the years. i look forward to supporting his nomination and working toget

circuit court of appeals in washington, d.c., and served as a law clerk to justice antonin scalia of the united states supreme court. since then, she's worked in public service at the office of legal counsel at the department of justice during the george w. bush administration and has taught at the university of michigan law school. both of our democratic colleagues from michigan have returned their blue slips, which is the piece of paper which says they are okay with the nomination going forward, signaling their approval. given given her credentials, my question would, how could they not. judge larsen will make an excellent addition to the circuit court of appeals and i'm glad we now confirmed her. another nominee is on the way, justice allison eid of the colorado supreme court has been nominated to the tenth circuit post formally held by justice neil gorsuch who was qiched to the -- confirmed to the tenth circuit court. it ininclude colorado, kansas, oklahoma, wyoming, and utah. as in the case of barrett and larsen, allison eid is exceptional in every respect. she attended the univ