general and judge bork was approached by mr.richardson and asked that the special prosecutor's office would not dissolve. >> i can't let this example go. now you know why they asked me to do this. first i think it was actually constitutionally incorrect for the attorney general and the deputy to say the president cannot fire the prosecutor so i think they are in the wrong i think judge bork did the right thing. he carried out the president's order. congress's power to respond was to impeach the president was the ultimately did. >> the case went to litigation called nader versus bork and judge gerhardt gesell ruled that it was illegal and wrongful to charge mr. richardson and the view of the constitution. >> i'm at the institute for justice and speaking of justice bork i have a question about a role of the court. keeping the executive in check. korematsu was mentioned earlier and one of the things in the korematsu case of courses that the final report general dewitt's final report supports the curfews and a relocation orders but

without a solicitor general who was acting in judge bork was approached by mr. -- mr.richardson and asked to stay on so the prosecutor's office would not dissolve. >> i can't let that example go. >> now you know why they asked me to do this. >> first i don't know bruce but i think it was constitutionally incorrect for the attorney general to say the president cannot fire prosecutor so i think they were in the wrong and i think judge bork did the right thing. he carried out the president's order. the president is the chief law enforcement officer. congress's power to respond was to impeach a president. >> you missed an important point. the case went to litigation and judge gerhardt bussell ruled that it was illegal and wrongful to discharge mr. richardson despite your view of the constitution. >> good evening. i'm at the institute for justice and speaking of justice bork i have a question about the role of the court specifically the role of the courts keeping the executive in check. cora matsuda was mentioned earlier and one of the things that is remarkable about the ca

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you can't talk about that without going back to bork and beyond.so the whole system has really changed from one of significant deference to the president to one in which there's a lot of pushback and a lot of fights on all of them. honestly, from my perspective i know that was clearly started by the democrats making a huge deal out of bork's nomination, out of justice thomas' nomination, and we're now, for better or worse n a world with that's how nominations are dealt with. i don't think we can step back from that now because you're not going to get both parties to unilaterally -- to disarm simultaneously on such a -- >> right. >> -- a sea change. >> although, you know, post-bork was kennedy, breyer and ginsburg, so it didn't change every single nomination. >> sure, sure. i think now we're in a new world, i don't know that anyone thinks we're still in that type of congenial thing. i'll let the other panelists see if there's hope for turning that back. >> i don't think there's any downward ratchet in this process. i think it can only get worse, and

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robert bork will tell you that. and robert ford worked very hard to make sure that we weren't doing that. i also think it's good that you're going to hear from robert ford because he would give you about as good an analysis of the non-isis opposition is, and he will break it down point for point. because he did that for me on many occasions and articulate who they were and so forth, but he was also a passionate supporter of making certain that the moderate opposition got support and he fought hard to get it more support than they did get. absolutely. so i think he should do that for you. let me just make it clear that the -- i am glad that you can guarantee that there would be a vote if it presidents and something up here. i've got 60 nominees, some of whom have been waiting more than a year to get a boat up here. the chair, the ranking member have been terrific at helping to try to break them out. but they can't get a vote. so if you can tell the president you can aptly guarantee ago, i would be really amazed. >> i

this guy, our president, he is like the kid who thinks he is so smart he doesn't have to do his home borkthen gets blindsided by an "f" on the pop quiz. melissa: steven, give you the last word. what would you like to see him come out and do right now? >> he needs to number one, aim the enemy we aim to defeat correctly. but i think the president has really come out and said he wants to organize a coalition and come up with a strategy, when he really should have had a strategy that the coalition is based around. there are some elements in the region you might work with but that is not the way they approached this. melissa: meanwhile, did you see this? this is russia in the midst of everything that is going on, deciding to test an intercontinental nuclear missile yesterday. it is the first of three tests in the coming months. colonel peters, is it an accident that he is doing this right now as the president is grappling with this other very serious problem in the other direction? what is the message that he is sending to our president? >> well, the answer to the question, nyet. putin's answe

bork from texas for his comments. >> thank you, madam chair. appreciate you bringing -- mr. or rourke. assembly the panel we have. i want to clarify the response ms. lasley made to mr. barletta is question and comment and seek further clarity from any member of the panel who would wish to offer it. when a member of congress says we all know terrorist networks are using our southern borders to enter the u.s. i think it's very important for all of us in a sworn response both to know whether or not that is a true statement. i have been told by dhs adequately as recently as last month that there's no evidence nor has there ever been a terrorists entering the u.s. through the southern border, our border with mexico or that terrorist plots have been fought or intercepted at the southern border of a terrorist plots have been carried out within the u.s. that have a connection to the southern border. that is what are directly from dhs. is there any further clarity to? >> will the gentleman yield? >> i will.

. >> darya: the fbi had word that the child was on bork.es airport. >> mark: and were watching whether this morning with this start waiting on sunshine. when >> george: we really did have liked traffic around the bay area but be traffic we have has been slow to recover but thankfully the drive time it is beneath the drive time below. a trip to the corridor is improving in the southbound direction. but this looks still sluggish out of san leandro down to set bell to milpitas. >> george: as you can see his back of the right to the 280 interchange. and dentist back to the tune 80 towards road where it is still back there. looking at the bridges there's easy ride most of the morning. it's generally lighter than usual. here the set of detailed bridge we got away with out any stop and go traffic. yet at the richmond san rafael look it's still backed up. the head set down the toll lane number for the been doing this on fridays and now for several weeks. >> erica: george because cloud cover remains. no surprise that we do have the latest s s zero w

. >> now i understand why bruce doesn't like robert bork. because he just said, we should allow the spirit of the constitution as he is telling us to override the text. the text of the constitution has this prognosis, article 1, section 10, that said -- i think i read it accurately. bruce's response is, i can tell you the spirit of the constitution is that no one would have thought that the president could wage war and it should be very difficult to go to war. using quotations. some quotations are not from 0 the ratification period of the constitution. they're after. so, you can get people from the revolutionary period who are against the executive. you can get people from the constitutional period -- from the ratification period, like alecer in hamilton, who were more executive. that stuff does not come into play until you have read the constitutional text. i'm not reading it like a tax code. it says what it says. and i think what is strange is that you have this very precise clause about starting war, and one part of the constitution. used

this will bork its way in. it's about a day away.ons are impressive for the north coast. two to four inches. ukiah almost an inch of rain. and then it tails off. russian river will have over .5. after that it fades away. we'll get rain down to san jose. the timing is later, not sooner. some of this will be drizzle. but the front doesn't arrive until tonight. there's santa rosa after the midnight hour and into marin county and finally overnight to tomorrow morning, it will sweep through by 7:00, 9:00. that's when it might make it to san jose. by the time it gets down there, there won't be much left. sun, clouds, a soft rain, a light rain. 80s on the temperatures. kind of muggy. 70s for others. these are above average for midwest at least coast and bay. inland are running a little below. the cooler air and rain arrives tomorrow. and then cooler air along a showery rainy pattern on friday, starts to kick out and then sunday looks mostly sunny. >>> nine minutes before 9:00. they are back. >> it's smart. it's current. it's fun. it's a gro