, overnight president trump announcing supreme court pick to replace justice anthony kennedy, bret kavanaughvanaugh i should say, top picks from president trump's short list, mark is back with what he thinks judge kavanaugh will make a great justice. with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to show you the lowest prices... so you can get the best deal on the right hotel for you. dates, deals, done! tripadvisor. visit tripadvisor.com they have businesses to run they have passions to pursue how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters ship packages all the amazing services of the post office right on your computer get a 4 week trial plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again heather: fox news alert for you president trump tapping bret kavanaugh to replace justice kennedy on the supreme court. democrats are laying

fox news alert, president trump nominating bret kavanaugh to sit on supreme court. e a tough confirmation battle with many senate democrats voting against him but kavanaugh is vow to go stay independent and true to the constitution. >> if confirmed by the senate, i will keep an open mind in every case and i will always strife to preserve the constitution of the united states and the american rule of law. >> kavanaugh will meet with senators on capitol hill today and over the next few weeks, the white house expects his confirmation by october. nancy pelosi vowing to avenge president obama. the democratic house congressional campaign sending an e-mail to house minority leader on her behalf writing, the president's people court pick, quote, i'm worried this will eviscerate our chance of making republicans pay for supreme court seat they stole from president obama. i'm determined to avenge president obama if that's the last thing i do. the e-mail wrapping up with request for money. rob: the white house slamming the new york governor hopeful who called ice a terrorist org

supreme court nominee bret kavanaugh continues to meet with senators on capitol hill. follow the confirmation process on c-span leading to the senate confirmation hearings and the vote. watch live on c-span, watch anytime on www.c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. up next, former presidents bill clinton and george w. bush sit down for an interview at the clinton presidential center in little rock, arkansas. they discuss immigration, education and u.s. foreign aid -- toeviate policy alleviate disease. [applause] good afternoon. that was good. just last year, i remember being right there. i was working at one of the most prominent financial institutions in the world having not long ago been permitted to a new world

i worked very close with bret kavanaugh. he's very conservative. i think -- although i like them all and i have heart for amy barrett. very few people go with decision he's had. 12 years on the bench. people will be satisfied whichever one jurist is pick. we will not get anthony e -- kennedy, how close to scalia these people are going to be. paul: he belongs to a christian group, volunteer group called people of praise and that's been on the left criticized as somehow weird religious cult. tell us what's the real story? >> the real story is exceptional level of religious ignorance by those calling this a cult. this is a spiritual forum of the type that millions of christians belong to across the country. it's a group of people who want to take outside regular sunday church, help out each other. it's a very common place thing. look, this is going to be emblematic. when it comes to juris prudence they are topnotch. they will go after questions of biography. paul: kethledge is less known than the others because he has worked out on sixth circuit. he h

carley: interesting, let's caulk about bret kavanaugh briefly.to be in the lead in the beginning, what do you think about him in. >> well, i think, traditional supreme courtras mays, bret kavanaugh probably comes into this with the strongest. you know, he served on the dc circuit which is probably -- which is the biggest feeder for supreme court nominees written nearly 300 opinions. that's a good thing because we have a good idea what kind of judge he can be but also a bad thing because that's a lot of opinions to be able to pour through and pick apart if you're trying to find a reason to oppose him. rob: kavanaugh and our last amy coney barrett, two that the roe v. wade people are the most concerned about, right? >> that's at least with cony barrett, at least with respect to roe v. wade. she has the least experience of these potential nominees as being a judge, but she has served as law professor for more than 15 years, she has extensive body of work with her legal writingses and the president said he wants somebody with extensive body of legal

what i believe is an excellent choice president trump made monday and that is in selecting judge bret kavanaugh -- brett kavanaugh to fill the supreme court vacancy. his credentials is well suited for the supreme court. he excelled as an undergraduate and law student at yale and clerked for justice kennedy, the man he would replace, along being a clerk for the federal appeal court judges. he served in a critical position in president george w. bush's administration, and beyond his

thomas hardiman bret kavanaugh and raymond kethledg he has chosen bret kavanaugh he has solid conservativeals. >> the president's choice will face a difficult confirmation battle in the senate. and it is kavanaugh getting the recommendation even though thomas hardiman received a representation from president trump' older sister who is also on -- trump's older sister who is also on the court appeals let's gee to cbs for a special -- let's go to cbs for a special report. this is cbs news special reporti am jeff glor reporting from washington tonight. and the suspense and speculation is coming to an end. president trumpp is about to introduce his nominee to replace retiring justice anthony kennedy on the supreme court. this will be mr. trump's supportment as the president shapes the highest court for years to come. he will make announcement and introduction in the east room of the white house. you are looking at that right now. in anticipation of this, protesters have gathered outside the supreme court building protesting on both sides of the roe v. wade issue. jane crawford is the chief

what i believe is an excellent choice president trump made monday and that is in selecting judge bret kavanaugh -- brett kavanaugh to fill the supreme court vacancy. his credentials is well suited for the supreme court. he excelled as an undergraduate and law student at yale and clerked for justice kennedy, the man he would replace, along being a clerk for the federal appeal court judges. he served in a critical position in president george w. bush's administration, and beyond his resume is respect and effectiveness. he is highly regarded by his colleagues on the federal judiciary, and i think that says a lot about his potential and his character in terms of potential to become a supreme court justice. he is also impressed others over his long and very prestigious career. we saw a wonderful family on monday night. you can tell they are very proud of their dad and their mom. i was really honored to have the opportunity to meet all of them along with judge kavanaugh's parents. he's been very effective. as a matter of fact, the supreme court -- this supreme court has adopt his reasoning in their o

that's very important because you the two judges who are outside of beltway against bret kavanaugh whoinside the beltway and among those you get hardiman or kethledge. the rumor is hardiman is in the lead between the two. heather: interesting, another person that clerked for kennedy, and that's kavanaugh, what do you think about him? >> well, look, i think judge kavanaugh has been really the odds on favorite to be the pick from the start of this process. this was horse racing, he would have won the first two legs of triple count going into the belmont to win the third. the problem with kavanaugh, he's from washington, d.c., he spent career in washington, d.c., donald trump pledged to drain the swamp, arguably although kavanaugh has written very conservative views is viewed as major conservative, the reality is he is a dc person from inside the belt way and that could be a problem with a lot of supporters of the president that generally speaking doesn't like people inside the belt way although kavanaugh could be the exception. heather: all right, so i heard that judge amy cony barrett w

and that's bret kavanaugh might be more centralist. true or false?r boss, rand paul has stated publicly some concerns about bret kavanaugh. i understand he has some fourth amendment concerns. likely would be someone who is an out of the box pick. he serves in the senate. he has been a clerk, not supreme court justices but those who went on to be that. he would be a pretty good pick. all of them would. the bottom line, this is a war of wills between republicans and democrats. republicans have the vote, they can get this to protect whatever they want if they have the willingness to stick together. spewing the president is to have the one of these rallies in montana. the white house is putting pressure on these democrats. >> oh, yes, jon tester is one of the targets. he will get a lot of pressure from this white house. they would like to see republicans win that seat. they have a pretty good rookie . >> ed: darling, thank you for being here. >> thank you. two britons are in critical condition after being exposed to the same nerve agent using a russian s

>> when bret kavanaugh said that when we had independent counsel statute, zero accountability and zerosparency, even liberal law professors like akiel from law school said reasonable position that bret kavanaugh took when he wrote about years back. it's not clear what he said then necessarily applies to now. secondly, what you are really seeing in what kavanaugh said is the core that he believes in. the idea that if you really want to protect freedom and you want to have accountability, you have to respect the limits on government power and the constitution which includes separation of powers. chris: i have less than a minute left. what are the stakes here, how is it replacing kennedy, distinguished jurist, consistent conservative, how that will reshape the court potentially for the next generation? >> well, any supreme court confirmation is transformative. this is a court that's often equally divided. at the end of the day, i think what's important to remember is there's been a movement on the court toward being originalist and the idea that law means something, has meaning and that's

cbs news reports, bret kavanaugh. >>> a terror suspect accused of targeting two u.s. cities also had ideas about hitting san francisco. the fed announced they arrested demetrious pitts today. they said he wrote on facebook that he wanted to target officers and help al-qaida. pitts discussed possibly traveling to san francisco to conduct additional targeting and reconnaissance on behalf of al-qaida. >>> tonight a major conviction is pulling out of san francisco saying that its members don't feel safe on the streets because of all the open drug use and homelessness. phil matier reports, the city is now losing out on a huge moneymaker. >> reporter: there was a time when tourists took home memories of san francisco's famed cable cars but these days, chances are it's the imag dancing in circles or just wandering around the streets intoxicated or mentally ill. those are the images that tourists are taking home. >> you can smell it. >> in a third world country. >> reporter: now it's affecting the city's biggest business, tourism. >> they feel their safety is at risk because

the senate is about to consider bret kavanaugh to be the next supreme court justice. patient protections in the past. if he joins the court he could vote to end these protections for good. tell senator donnelly to fight for people with preexisting conditions. vote no on bret kavanaugh. >>> the three senators targeted in the campaign represent states president trump won in 2016, and all three of those senators are up for reelection in november. the group is already airing ads in maine and alaska targeting republican senator susan collins and lisa murkowski who are seen as critical swing votes. >>> let's switch gears and get a check on the weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. bill, shaping up to be a hot weekend. >> yes, the heat is once again the stories and dealing with thunderstorms. a typical summer-like weekend. most of us will have it okay but there's exceptions. this morning a drenching rain through southern minnesota. if you are in sow city, iowa, you are about to get a storm to roll through. we have 10 or 20 million people under heat advisories from cent

bret kavanaugh is ideally. they are both -- they both have a compelling story. joe: john roberts preserved obamacare. he has been criticized for drifting left. has he? was there a betting failure there? >> a lot of conservatives will say that was a surprise. that fell short of expectations. there was gamesmanship involved in that decision. i will also say this, john roberts, with the exception of a couple of decisions, john roberts has been a solid justice for conservatives. is there a failure? you can't know. you cannot know what hundred percent with these guys. but you can get assurances looking at their records and their writings, taking them at their word. scarlet: thank you for your time. back to wall street. theony scaramucci discusses company he founded. ded. scarlet: for 11 days last july anthony scaramucci served as white house medications director. and sat down with erik to discuss his firm and his outlook on hedge funds. >> 90 some percent are in the fund it three years from now could we have 10 or 25% of our assets away from our core product? i think

bret kavanaugh, law clerk to kennedy, ties to george bush administration.as hardiman, he's the man as teenager drove taxis part time, went to notre dame. there's amy coney barrett and drove praise during confirmation last year to federal circuit court because feinstein was going after religious beliefs and then there's raymond kethledge who has been referred to as gorsuch 2.0. those are the four front runners. as you take a look at u.s. supreme court, already, neil, protests are being planned as well as demonstrations in support of the nominee. protests on the step of supreme court tonight 8:00 p.m. by the pro-life -- pro-choice group, the national abortion rights action league. on the other side, have the judicial crisis network launching a more than 2 million-dollar ad campaign on television and internet and in print as well as radio in support of the president's nominee. both sigh lining up for a fight and we still don't officially have the name of the candidate, neil. neil: thank you my friend very much. we were talking about intellect, many pay attenti

both of those senators would be very concerned about that litigation, and very concerned that bret kavanaugh if confirmed, would be sitting in on a case challenging pre-existing conditions in the supreme court. and can you talk about the potential for rand paul to be something of a wild card this debate, given his concerns about policy and libertarian leanings? nan: it is hard to say about rand paul. i know that he has spoken out, raising concerns, but i cannot predict of and the day were he will become, except for, we may learn a lot more about brett kavanaugh's views regarding privacy. the other thing i was say about the local republican women, is that they have, for years, professed to be supportive of we arewade, and i think going to look to those two women to be bold, courageous and to stand up this time. >> the timing is still close to .november, the midterm elections what does this do for both parties going into the midterms? nan: i think it works for us, because this is an opportunity for the supreme court to be a conversation in all those elections, which is a critically important c

. >> bret: brett kavanaugh working the room today. >> question. >> bret: the judge brings unique strengthnd some weaknesses to his greatest professional challenge yet. overcoming a partisan divide will not be easy but as the nominee looks ahead to his upcoming senate hearings, he would do well to look back as well. our chief legal correspondent and host of "fox news @ night," shannon bream, has some insight insights. >> i will keep an open mind in every case. >> judge brett kavanaugh has offered some 300 opinions on a range of hot button issues. abortion, gun rights and presidential power. that extensive paper trail presents opportunities and obstacles for the dc-based federal appeals judge. something for everyone to love or hate. >> it does allow the senators on the judiciary committee to have a lot of fodder for questions for him. he goes in with a burden to show that he will respect precedent. >> it's not just his 12 year judicial record, his work as a lighthouse lawyer and his service as deputy to ken starr. ready to sacrifice judicial independence for the men who nominated him. suppo

. >> and i will nominate judge bret kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. nstitutional rights. heather: can republicans rally to put kavanaugh

when i wrote speeches to the president, i didn't hand it, bret kavanaugh did.is right, what they are looking for something, they are hoping that something comes up, whether it's his baseball tickets that he's got for the nationals, but mitch mcconnell is looking at his caucus and so far all of the people you'd be nervous about, murkowski, collins, rand paul and jeff flake, they've been giving reassuring noises. paul: kim, what about the point that schumer's real point to delay this as long as possible both maybe something will come up if you do that kind of document search or you wait for somebody to come up with accusation and also because they would like to delay past the election so his -- his senators who are up for reelection in north dakota, indiana, west virginia and so on don't have to take take a tough vote that might upset one group or the other. >> of course, he does, they're in a terrible situation right politically, they have a liberal base that's motivated an mobilized on one issue showing up at their home state offices to protest but they hail fr

howie: there have been other stories about bret kavanaugh coaching his daughter's basketball team, andssed a sac --asacrament. gillian: people want to know the person seek the highest court in the' land is a descent person. he experiment a lot of time in d.c. and been to ivy league schools. juan: merit garland, h kagan, ty wouldn't approved by this president. how there aren't up next, why fox's shannon bream moved her show from the supreme court because of angry protesters and how that somehow became controversial. in fact, drivers who switched from geico to esurance saved an average of $412. that's auto and home insurance for the modern world. esurance. an allstate company. click or call. so let's promote our summer travel deal on choicehotels.com like this. surfs up. earn a $50 gift card when you stay just twice this summer. or, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com your mornings were made for better things than psoriatic arthritis. as you and your rheumatologist consider treatments, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once-daily pill for psoriatic arth

the three are widely reported to be bret kavanaugh. and amy coney barret reported that he prefers kavanaugh. there are still right wing concerns about whether kavanaugh is conservative enough. i am joined by tim o'brien. and christine lushous. christine, let me start with you, what is your read on these three finalist? >> all three of them come from the same toxic short list. this president has broken all precedent when looking at supreme court nominees by using two outside washington interest groups, the federalist society and the heritage foundation to carefully select 25 people that passed all of his ideological litmus test. that is what is so different about this process. and all of the short listers that you just mentioned, passed this test and we should believe the president when he assures us that he will only nominate people who pass that test. we must believe that they are all hostile to overturning the affordable care act. and attacking roe v wade. and that should be really troubling to anyone no matter which of the ones we f

i think it would be a toss up between bret kavanaugh, just to flip a coin. but i don't think they are going to follow the anthony kennedy model with sticking to an undue serious list. justice kennedy surprised all of us when he not only stuck one due burden test but applied it. >> when this new nominee, whoever it is, if that nominee is confirmed, does it affect anybody else on the court, the chief justice at all in terms of how they go forward. thank you both for joining us. and up next, president trump may call it a witch hunt, but more evidence that the mueller probe might be expanding. and tiny. and this is laura's mobile dog grooming palace. laura can clean up a retriever that rolled in foxtails, but she's not much on "articles of organization." articles of what? so, she turned to legalzoom. they helped me out. she means we helped with her llc, trademark, and a lot of other legal stuff that's a part of running a business. so laura can get back to the dogs. would you sit still? this is laura's mobile dog grooming palace and this is where life meets legal

court of appeals judge bret kavanaugh. .he appointment has provoked strong partisan reaction take a listennate minority leader, chuck schumer. supper schumer in selecting him, president trump did exactly what he would do on the -- supper senator schumer: in selecting him, president trump did exactly what he said he would do on the campaign trail. the meantime, the senate majority leader praised the president's choice. senator mcconnell: judge kavanagh understands that in the united states of america, judges are not, knocked, unelected super legislators who reselect further policy preferences. emily: whether or not he is confirmed by the senate, the supreme court's next session will have some important tech-centric cases to hear. we are joined by our next guest from new york to discuss. garrett, we know how he is rolled on some tech-focused cases on the last dozen or so years. what do we know? >> probably the most consequential place that he is had a say in would be about net neutrality. he made a ruling that dissented on a judgment made by some of the other judges on his court, and he actu

. >> president trump believed to be down to final 3 contenders to replace kennedy, bret kavanaugh is a local, revered by many between the bush orbit. ray on this kethledge and amy cone barrett, based out of chicago, she was put into the post by president trump. clearly not on short list merrick garland who is confirmation process was stimet. that didn't stop chuck schumer that he should nominate garland. it was more like a check the box kind of phone call. schumer did warn the president that if he nominates somebody hostile to roe versus wade and obamacare would be catastrophic. decision coming monday evening. thank you in new york. cheryl: fox business will be carrying president trump announcement on supreme court nominee, live at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. monday night. tracee: we will be watching. growing about long-awaited aramco ipo, the center piece of the government's plan to open up economy, saudi officials tell wall street journal the company and country aren't ready for ipo. that could raise $10 billion but bring unprecedented scrutiny to the company. oil prices have more than

sources familiar with the vetting process tell fox news bret kavanaugh, amy cony barrett and kethledgeteppingstone to supreme court. he graduated from yale law school, ivy league credentials but served as assistant to the president and staff secretary to president george bush. amy cony barrett went through a tough confirmation hearing last year for current position on the seventh court of appeals in chicago, the 46-year-old is a former clerk for antonin scalia. former law professor at notre dame and mother of 7 children. democratic senators questioned her last year strong catholic beliefs would impact rulings such as abortion. she will likely face questions, and republican senator susan collins of maine has voiced concerned about that issue to the white house. there's a growing sense inside the white house, though, that raymond kethledge could be the front runner, 51-year-old serves in if i have uth circuit, solid conservative record. he hasn't had blockbuster cases. he's an avid outdoorsman and supporters compare to nile gorsuch which is big selling point for the president. connell: m

. >> a source familiar with the selection process tells nbc news the president is focused on bret kavanaugh. amy coney. president trump will be flying to europe on wednesday for the annual summit with leaders, united states and its nato allies. president has taken a combative approach dealing with nato, criticizing the company for not boosting its own expense funding. >> i'll see nato and i'll say, you got to start paying your bills, the united states can't take care of everything. we have billions of dollars in debt in eu. they want to pay billions of dollars to russia and we're the smuks paying for the whole thing. almost $33 billion or more rejected to be paid by the nato nations nations but it's not enough. >> comments like that raises concerns about the president's willingness to stand with presidenato allies. >> it's really upsetting to our allies that he seems to prefer meeting with putin, kim jong-un, we're long-time friends of the united states. >> this week it will also include details with that upcoming meeting with vladimir putin, president trump insists he's more than ready. >>

maybe bret kavanaugh. >> justin, what's your bet? >> i agree with alex.ber one, i believe president trump is looking for a warrior. number two, he's looking for someone with a great all-american family, the kind of guy who's the opposite of whatever a georgetown cocktail party d.c. insider is. i know judge kavanaugh. he'd much rather have a beer and watch a ballgame and celebrate a caps' victory than he would to gee to a cocktail party. >> didn't he serve in the bush administration? he's been a washington insider, to your point. >> actually judge kavanaugh was investigating hillary clinton and fighting for conservative legal principles long before president bush ever came to d.c., fighting for conservative legal principles ever since. >> david, your pick. >> i talked about hardiman, a couple points on kethledge, big second amendment judge. he's not only an avid hunter, but also has a carry permit, carries a glock. >> you think he might get it? >> yeah. >> we'll know on monday primetime. tune into fox news. up next, new technology that could literally put

i remember going to the staff secretary at the time, bret kavanaugh, and saying can you help me understandi thought that was supposed to be about abortion rights. everyone is asking about the right to privacy. he said it's a great question. let me walk you through it. that's when i first understand how the decision was actually made. i do think there is a lot of hysteria around her but it doesn't mean people don't feel extremely passionately. of course it's going to rally up the presidents base but it will rally up the liberals base as well. i think the president's right and he will probably be cautious and he will say this over and over, that i am not going to ask the nominee how he or she would rule specifically on this issue. but it will be the undercurrent of all of the fights. >> kimberly: chris stirewalt. hello. >> chris: she is right. i will start with that. thank you for having me. happy independence day week. quinnipiac university has a poll out today and it looks that americans' attitudes on this issue. guess what. overwhelmingly, americans don't want to see roe vs. wade overturn

supreme court nominee bret kavanaugh continues to meet with senators on capitol hill. follow the confirmation process on c-span leading to the senate confirmation hearings and the vote. watch live on c-span, watch anytime on www.c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. up next, former presidents bill clinton and george w. bush sit down for an interview at the clinton presidential center in little rock, arkansas. they discuss immigration, education and u.s. foreign aid -- toeviate policy alleviate disease. [applause] good afternoon. that was good. just last year, i remember being right there. i was working at one of the most prominent financial institutions in the world having not long ago been permitted to a new world that was not right, i had a plan that was working. then the presidential leadership scholarship program. hearing from president bush in his own words. had to makes he during the 9/11 attack on a moments eye remember watching live my freshman year in college was surreal. particularly starting was the module we did at austin contextualizing resi

donald trump rex -- takes bret kavanaugh for the supreme court very -- court. this is what the futures look like this morning. a very flatng at story in europe. the story out of asia, despite what happened in china, quite positive. china flatlining, but a solid day yesterday. . massive day yesterday let's turn our attention to the gmm. there are standout stories. turkey up there as well. the s&p was up by 0.9% overnight. the turkish lira is bouncing back this morning after a massive move. the biggest since the coup of 2016. that was on the downside. today, strength returning. the gip two on your bloomberg. we are risk on. the south korean yuan softer against the dollar. where is the pound? the pound has just dropped out. volatility jumping on the back of political news. the cable rate is still trading above it's one month average. if you take a look at what is happening in the options market, the volatility has jumped. i was just talking to richard from our mliv team. he says the chances up an august rate hike have started to come down as a result of the politi

the ap just moments ago reporting that i it will be bret kavanaugh. we will have a full and complete analysis, and later we have an opening monologue that will tell you all about the president's election. joining us now from the white house as our own john roberts. >> from the past hour, shannon bream and i say we have been leaning towards brett kavanaugh. we expect to see the president and as well, judge, and circuit court of appeals, often called the farm team for the supreme court. there are a lot of people that thought maybe this was too much of an establishment choice, maybe he should have gone with a b tony barrett but the intelligence that i've been getting it is that amy coney barrett may have been a difficultou confirmation this year. if another justice's shuts down, they would likely be the next choice. >> we are only ten seconds away, the president of the united states making his big announcement. ap reporting and fact that it is a judge kavanaugh, which have been rumored most of last week. again, i would confirm. there is the president now

leading candidates are bret kavanaugh and amy kony barrett.ccording to the associated press, republican senator rand paul has told colleagues he may not vote for kavanaugh if he is nominated. a person familiar with the says he cited kavanaugh's role during the bush administration on cases involving executive privilege and exposure of documents to congress. meanwhile, senator susan collins said she won't support any supreme court pick who demonstrates any hostility towards roe v. wade. she said she talked to the white house counsel about some of the potential scotus nominees. >> i have done a lot of work on the list, and i have told the white house counsel, individuals that to me appear to meet the criteria of accepting that roe v. wade is settled law and who have extraordinarily good background. >> the trump administration is set to escalate its trade battles, even as the effects are beginning to be felt by americans. the administration is expected to impose $34 billion worth of tariffs on chinese goods. beijing has vowed to take equal measure

supreme court nominee bret kavanaugh continues to meet with senators on capitol hill. follow the confirmation process on c-span leading up to the confirmation hearings and they vote. watch live on c-span. c-span.org oron listen with the radio app. announcer: on the phone with us is jordain carney, senate reporter from the hill. the senate heads in at a time when they are not in session. senate major

. >> again what is trump policy, tax cuts, bret kavanaugh. president trump has moved towards them. he is a more official republican on most issues minus russia and trade. >> but trade is a big deal. in some states that's going to negate the tax cuts because of the jobs that are lost. >> that's why the tension is back. >> you're right. >> or they are getting what they want. judges. >> judges. >> everything else -- >> judges are lifetime. >> as we count the days to the 2018 mid-terms the president revealing his dream opponent for 2020. any guesses? ♪ you never drop to your knees, ♪ ♪ look into the sky for a momentary high, ♪ ♪ you never even tried till it's time to say goodbye, bye ♪ ♪ everybody fights for a little bit of light, i believe. ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. i knew at that exact moment ... i'm beating this. my main focus was to find a team of doctors. it's not just picking a surgeon, it's picking the care team and feeling secure in where you are. visit cancercenter.com/breast >>> topping our political radar today the latest installment of will he or won'

clinton and senator warren are the latest to add their voices to the chorus vehemently opposing bret kavanaugh. hilary clinton delivered a speech to the american federation of teachers union in pittsburgh last night. she equated the choice of judge kavanaugh to the high court with reversing every social change in the last century and a half. >> i used to worry that they wanted to turn the clock back to the 1950s. now i worry they want to turn it back to the 1850s. >> and speaking this afternoon to the same group, senator warren vilified the choice for what it would mean for unions. >> trump didn't name someone who would stand up for working people the way he promised. trump didn't name someone who would help the unions or even someone who would just leave the unions alone. no, trump's nominee was the deciding vote in the janice case, which is the latest attempt to break the backs of the unions. >> critics have said that the venom spewing from the left is less about kavanaugh and more about hostility towards trump. jon? >> lauren green, what about the republicans? what are they saying? >> well,

clinton and senator warren are the latest to add their voices to the chorus vehemently opposing bret kavanaugh. hilary clinton delivered a speech to the american federation of teachers union in pittsburgh last night. she equated the choice of judge kavanaugh to the high court with reversing every social change in the last century and a half. >> i used to worry that they wanted to turn the clock back to the 1950s. now i worry they want to turn it back to the 1850s. >> and speaking this afternoon to the same group, senator warren vilified the choice for what it would mean for unions. >> trump didn't name someone who would stand up for working people the way he promised. trump didn't name someone who would help the unions or even someone who would just leave the unions alone. no, trump's nominee was the deciding vote in the janice case, which is the latest attempt to break the backs of the unions. >> critics have said that the venom spewing from the left is less about kavanaugh and more about hostility towards trump. jon? >> lauren green, what about the republicans? what are they saying? >> well,

especially if you look for example at judge bret kavanaugh, one of the principle authors of the star if you go back and looked at it outlined the theory in which the president lined to the public as obstruction of justice. he later backed off those views and said he didn't believe a president should be subjected to criminal action while in office. i think what the democrats are going to do is obviously they know that the issues are really important to the american people here. choice is one of them. improving health care is another. they're going to have to first hold every democrat and at least keep them from committing to vote for anyone until the last second until they have every bit of leverage as possible with republican senators. in doing that you're hoping for a few things. one, they something comes out in the vet, two they make a mistake in the hearing it would be so obvious that there would be a potential deciding vote to overten roe v. wade. and then you never know when something else can happen. the potential vacancy in the senate, a republican senator gets caught up in th

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