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mark thompson, brett is back with me.s they went on with the celebration because of the fans but a reporter asked the mix of whoas in that crowd meaning was it white house inapitol hill interns or real philadelphia eagles fans. and the white house didn't want to answer. there areriy were asking people in the crowd who's the quarterback for the philadelphia eagles, and people couldn't answer. i mean, listen, i might not be an eagles fan butful i was an eagles fan i sure as heck would know. there was even one who was walking towards the press line, he said, no, no, no, remember, we're not allowed to talk to them. >> i'm sorry, but this reminds me of certain regimes around the world. the maduro regime in venezuela comes to mind as it pumps out its followers to create an appearance of unity and celebration when it's simply not there. what always stuns me and it shouldn't stun me because we've had 2 1/2 to 3 years to get used to this, which is theontinual weaponization of differences when we should have conciliation that is th

your thoughts on the exchange you heard between the president and brett bear. >> this is not just him saying we can get along or i think we can have a good relationship or he was polite to me. this is him complimenting kim jong-un, seeming to make excuses for him and saying that other people have done bad things too, where here is a dictator that only months ago sent home a young american student in a coma to die. somebody who just last year had his country added back to the list of state sponsors of terror because he murdered his half brother with a nerve agent on foreign soil. so you see criticism in the last few days for u.s. allies like the prime minister of canada, who trump called weak and dishonest, but none of that for kim jong-un. and it is possible that the president starts to say these things and he goes too far without intending to seem like he thinks kim jong-un is a hell of a guy. there is an argument to be made among trump supporters that he's just trying to set the conditions for a deal that he's in the midst of deal-making here. but there is also a big argument that a

trish: and brett kavanaugh, i should point out, he is being floated by some folks in d.c.s the potential successor to kennedy, and he has a very interesting and conservative background sort of seen as one of ken starr's protege. >> right, exactly. and with both of them. one of the things have you federal court judges up for these positions, you're able to go back into their decisions. the supreme court is not a far stretch what they're doing on the bench every day. there's going to be a lot to look at in the decisions that they've made in their positions thus far. they'll help us with the road map where we see the court going. that's what the president is going to be looking at and did look at. when he created this list of 20 or 25 before gorsuch filled that seat, but brett kavanaugh someone to look at, thomas hardiman as well. trish: quite a list, we'll be spending time on it in the coming days. joining me is justin wallen and scott bolden. let me start with you, mr. wallen, how does this change the political calculus? one would think the base on both sides would be fired

brett stevens, op-ed columnist for "the new york times." and my friend reverend mark thompson, the host of "make it plain" on sirius xm progress. maria, okay, we've now heard three conflicting reasons from the trump administration for why this is happening. what i don't understand specifically from the people i'm speaking on it at ground, there's an imgramigrant issue, a crisis. the reason the president could not get support to build a border wall is because it makes no sense and it solves no -- it solves nothing. so what is happening here besides conflicting explanations from one administration? >> well, i mean, stephanie, that's the big question, right, people are saying how did this happen. it's a long arc, right. i was thinking about the fact that it was actually in 2006 under the bush administration where there were images of little children's prison garb. because children were being housed then at the detention facility in central texas with their mothers. and it was so scandalous that women and children were being housed together and

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at the top of the list are amy kony bat, a judge from the seventh circuit and brett kavanaugh.hese are the front-runners right now.ge >> jarrett has in the past expressed her catholic belief and her belief that life begins at conception. we have brett kavanaugh who was a top kdeputy to independent counsel starr during the clintov tigation. what was at the crux of this. seems they are tryin to avoid a situation where george h.w. bush nominated someone who was more liberal than conservatives wanted. >> that's true. they want someone who will be a reliable vote o i keyssues they believe will come before the court in coming years. >> what are your hopes a concerns about the next nomination and nomination process? >> my biggest hope would be that wever is theext member tries to find a way to build consensus on thert. the court is in an increasingly position where it is more polarized and divided than ever before and they need to stride to build consensus. it is difficult to see how that will happe my greatest fear is the opposite of that, that it will coue to be more and more polari

ta ken the transatlantic alliance, brett rumford taken aim on angela merkel‘s germany. —— presidentt has caused a spike in crime. the last statement is false, the german crime rate is at its lowest. this detention centre, a converted walmart store in even mexican border. he has been accused of using the detainee ——t children as bargaining chips ——t children. zero tolerance policy makes zero cents. these are the most searing images of the trump presidency so far. we have heard some of the most searing sounds. released by us and you will —— news organisation and said to be audio of children crying he have been separated from their pa rents he have been separated from their pa re nts sto p he have been separated from their parents stop this policy is intended to protect american borders that is it demolishing american ideals? more analysis on our website. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. the south korean defence ministry has confirmed that an agreement has been reached with the united states to suspend joint military exercises due to take place in august. president tr

>> brett cavanagh has a really good record, in the bush administration.you read his opinions he is the kind of conservative, constitutionalist i am sure the president would like on the supreme court. >> and amy kony barrett. >> the court of appeals, the target of some nasty anti-catholic bias going through the confirmation hearing and conservative justice who believes in the constitution being applied as it was written. >> he was recently added. and then another top name to par. >> the list the president came up with is an amazing list and these were all folks who would fulfill what the president wants. he wants somebody like justice scalia, like neil gorsuch proved in his first year, who is not going to vote the wrong way on some issues the way justice kennedy has in the past. heather: he ended up being the swing vote even though he was brought in by reagan, and now it is 4-4. very important, who donald trump brings in, implications for generations. >> the supreme court, and great decisions, holding up the travel ban, a 5-4 decision in the union case wit

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i'm still waiting for both parties to talk to me in a way that i read brett it-- i regret it.ld love to go back to the republican party. i'm so pathetic to various elements of the party, but do you know 39% of the electric in this country or independence, which is a larger group than both republicans and democrats, so this is very-- really a sign when 39% of the electorate chooses not to be a member of the party and so i think all kinds of things-- feels like it's a very fluid situation at the moment. >> you can watch this and other programs online at the tv.org. >> the national review jonah goldberg is left-- next live from printers row lit fest along with pulitzer prize-winning journalist bruce who will offer his thoughts on the state of the american democracy. >> will come to the 34th annual chicago tribune printers row lit fest. a special thank you to all of our sponsors. today's program will be broadcast live on c-span2 book tv. there will be time at the end of this event for some questions and answers, so think of those questions you want to ask during the program and we

and i think, you know, that made him a star, as brett humes said, in a somewhat unlikely way. but he really was. all of us, anyone of us, he was always on "special report." whenever i had a mama show coming whenever he was going to be on the panel for a political convention, it was a treat. it was special. people who watched, looked forward to seeing him so much. i also think that he was able to put together the human side of life, and have an appreciation for family and sports, and all of those things that he talked about and things that matter. i think that is such a wonderful title to his book. isn't that really in life, that all of us ever hope to figure out the answer to. >> things that matter is such a perfect example. what it is, it wasn't new essays, it was a collection of his old columns. i remember when i first saw it, i thought this is a clip job. it's a bunch of old columns. even if they were 20 or 30 years old, there was such clarity, there was timeless wisdom to them, that you found yourself that you couldn't wait to read the next column. as unlikely that it was

of dawn ake you to shine and hold you in the palm of his hand e will raise you up on the brett of dawnake you to shine d hold you in the palm you need not fear he terrors of the night and he will raise you up on eagles wings of ear you on the breath dawn ake you to shine like the sun nd hold you in the palm of his hand e has given a command yes, he will raise you up n eagle's wings of dawn on the breath make you shine like the sun he will hold you in the palm f his hand will hold you he would hold you palm of his hand ♪ [applause] >> from the robert f. kennedy children's action core please welcome bianca fonseca. [applause] >> idealism, high aspirations and deep convictions are not compatible with the most practical and fort worth of basic s, but there is no inconsistency between ideal and realistic possibilities. no separation between the deepest desires of hearts and of mines and the application of human effort it is not realistic or hardheaded to solve problems and take action from the ultimate moral aims and values. in my judgment, it was thoughtless -- for it ignores he realities

rumored at the top of the shortlist is judge brett cavanaugh out of dc, justice kennedy will step down. >> organizers calling for a day of unrest today. cut targeting the 0-tolerance policy, the timing of all this. >> several incidents of harassment against republicans and some calling for more disruption. women's march to demand congress, it starts in a few hours saying we will find our bodies on the line to demand the end to the 0-tolerance policy that automatically criminalizes undocumented immigrants and to abolish ice, an agency that is terrorizing our communities every day. the tone of the march raising questions days after maxine waters urged supporters to push back political opponents. >> we all have to remember to treat our fellow americans, all of our fellow americans with the kind of civility and respect. >> martin luther king warned us about people like chuck schumer, not the ku klux klan, the obstacles toward justice, it was people calling for, quote, civility. >> reporter: at his rally in north dakota donald trump referenced dangerous rhetoric from the left. >> and please

fox news is hearing, that the brett cavanagh who serves on the u.s. court of appeals, here in dc -- he also served under george w. bush -- mr. cavanaugh is a major front runner, at this point in time. republican senator mike lee of utah is also on that list. there are two people on the list, the final list, for the supreme court running that ended up going to neil course such -- gorsich, so, those are people who are considered to be top of the list. our sources are saying, eliana, that the brett cavanagh is someone that that the president is looking at it very closely. >> live in washington for us, thank you. for more on justice kennedy, and the battle that will loom over his successor, i am joined with addie, thank you for being here. let's start with the justice kennedy's legacy, what will he be remembered for? >> this retirement will include things that he might have known -- a been known for, before the big decisions today and yesterday. probably, mostly as a swing vote, or the person regarded as eccentric in many supreme court battles. >> in a ma

the president saying war games triedarify that witho end he brett bare. you hytheticaled at that and is there going to be tit for tat. >> honestly it was never discussed itas never on the table with that being understood and you asked me a question whoa love to get the military out as soon as we can. can cost a lot of money for us we don't get paid fully for that militaryy. 'efr2 we have 3 it,000 solders in south korea. will on the table. time it >> while sus not pulling troops out of south korea it teams like it will come to an end at least for now the president eeted this we save a fortune not doing war games. the pen gone reportedly looking at ways to make sure american forces can still get full training and be ready while military skeer suspended. while there's skepticism about the commitmentole dar rise they are nominateden presidtrump for nob kim this comes on top of house republicans that formally nominated kim ms for this noble close january. >> the house set to both next week on two compeng immigration measures stephen miller said president will

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. >> i think top two choices are brett kavanaugh and amy barrett. i wouldn't be surprised if he chooses a woman. it would give him the ability to say i love women, i'm the most woman loving president there ever was and it would be incredibly ironic for a woman to write the decision that overturns roe v. wade and trump would be able to say look this is a feminist move, we're very feminist. at the same time he's said that he wants someone who comes from harvard or yale. amy barrett does not. brett kavanaugh does so i think it's a tossup at this point. >> with regard to roe v. wade i want to listen to what the president said when queried about whether it will be a deciding factor on whom he chooses. >> >> are you going to ask your nominees beforehand how they might vote on roe v. wade? >> well, that's a big one and probably not. they're all saying don't do that, you don't do that, you shouldn't do that. i'm putting conservative people on but i don't think i'm going to be so specific. >> i'm going to go with what the hill is reporting which is one of th

i think any one of them would be an amazing replacement for justice kennedy. >> tucker: brett cavanaughan impressive guy, for sure. thank you for that overview, i appreciate it. one of the top democrats in the house of representatives, and fact that a man who many thought would succeed at nancy pelosi as speaker of the house should democrats win in the fall lost his primary last night. he is congressman joe crowley and he was widely expected to be house speaker and exterior of democrats retook the house. as we said, he was on his way out and he was toppled by a 28-year-old self-identified socialist called alexandria ocasio-cortez. during the primary, ocasio-cortez attacked crowley for his race, saying that as a white man he was not fit to represent the district. she explicitly said, the election was "about race." can you say things like that now? apparently you can and win. charlie hurt is an editor at "the washington times" ." there have always been bigots in the country, for sure. but you didn't see people running for office saying, don't vote for the other guy, because of his skin co

brett sabo, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> let's talk more about the investigation. joining me is tom fuentas, former fbi director. tom, good to see you. we know the atf is assisting local authorities. what are investigators looking for? >> hi, fredricka. for atf, they specialize in being able to track firearms, so they're going to look at the firearm of the person who was shot and killed by the police, as well as apparently other firearms were located at the scene which sounds like when th knew police would bresponding, people that shouldn't have had guns just dropped them on the sidewalk, i'm guessing, but that's how they would recover a number of other weapons at the scene. or they were victims of the shooting and they were armed themselves. unfortunately, this kind of action, settling arguments by guns instead of just with fists, has become all too common in many of our cities. and unfortunately, we're having this festival through the night so that at 2:45 in the morning, you have the violence that might have been on the street, anyway, but in this case it spills

brett cavanaugh is the leading cabinet. candidate. he wants worked as a law clerk for justice kennedy. >> the announcement came just hours after the supreme court dealt a setback to labor unions . the justices struck down a law that forced nonunion workers to pay fees that go to collective bargaining. the court ruled mandatory union dues violated first amendment rights. that overturns a 40-year-old court precedent. jackie ward talk to union members to see how they feel about the union ruling. >> we were prepared for this type of ruling. as far as what we plan to do, we're going to stay strong and united. >> reporter: she works for the san francisco housing authority and has been a member of the union for more than 27 years. she says there's a misconception that union dues are used for political causes. she tells me that is not with the money goes towards. >> they are used for representation and negotiating. they are not used to have membipinrsr:this impacts public sector union members like firefighters, teachers and nurses. members in

of that was climbing on top of trucks and dancing and singing also looked like a costume party some brett rowse wrestling masks different national costumes and all such we've seen them all today here and in abundance as well. but now our major shock a football wise a major victory for the team you can only imagine that they will just go on a complete rampage of happiness in central moscow and i think we should feel sorry for a one time high german fan who didn't take the few simple boarding a plane and flying into russia that's a russian state he travels two thousand kilometers all the way from students on the track so you spend a month on the road arriving in perfect time for the match accompanied by his dog only. the team lose to mexico and what we have to say it was a very very cold morning german performance is a love it is true and that. is i'm seventy years old my tracks are easy to see the use of the transport would be too easy i'd like nothing so i want the country car. the old to let me show you need to be a very expensive on the way to feel the joy visit filming me taking votes

tom: as we move to brett kavanaugh and other candidates, it seems like a generational shift.pretation of dignity, this broader view of making law. is that a generational shift of the past? what will the new lobby, whether justice kavanagh or someone else? if it is a sure generational shift in legal thinking. any time there is an opportunity for the president to make a nomination to the supreme court, it is usually a generational's shift -- generational shift. all the replacements are in their early 50's are late 40's. in terms of jurisprudence and ift the court looks like, justice kennedy is at heart a conservative, but if you trace his roots to california and western a u.s. libertarianism. that is a street that runs through all of his opinions. new type ofbably a conservatism whoever is nominated to replace him. what ism where you sit, a distinction between justice gorsuch and a candidate such as kavanagh, or is it almost a cookie-cutter, modern conservatism? >> to contrast to justice gorsuch and cavanaugh, there are probably differences in the margins in the way they approa

and one is a man named brett kavanaugh. he's a judge and young and he serves here. and talking about juris prudence, he recently dissented when his court allowed an abortion procedure to go through in a case about an undocumented immigrant. he was in dissent. another one is ray kethledge and he has a case on digital privacy. he was just reversed at the court by roberts and the liberals. and then there is thomas hardiman and i don't think they like him as much as the president. he was a runner upfor gore such's seat and he has this family story, no ivy leagues, drove a cab for a while. he served on the bench with trump's sister. so he could be an interesting pick. maybe not as conservative as some of the federalist site people and then amy barrett put on the second circuit and she was at notre dame and what is interesting about her is that the junior confirmation hearing, she had strong writings in the past on religion and that bothered feinstein. so that could end up being a fight. and then the two last ones, amul thapaar is the favorite of mcconnell and that would

yet he said something like that to brett, that just to me, it doesn't compute and i don't understandt and the united states should be standing for human rights all the time and h people like kim or anyone else. >> it's pretty stunning. the president saying he loves his people at the press conference. we remember otto who came back brain dead. president trump making comments about that at the time. but now, it's there's other bad guys out there. general, the president also described the military exercises between north korea, sorry, south korea and the united states that have been going on for years as pro kags and war games. that are going to end and save a loft money. just to be clear, war games and provocations are not word that is the united states or its allies use to describe that. those are the words that kim jong-un uses to describe them. what do you make of that? >> you can't call something that's a defensive exercise. which is preparing for any kind of attack by north koreao south korea, which is the very, it describes the various war plans we have on the books. it's a defen

in new york, brett larson, fox news. >>> from a vote at the u.s. visit to immigrant children detained at the border, tonight new developments in the debate over immigration as president trump doubles down on his administration's "zero tolerance" policy. >> if we took zero tolerance away, you would be overrun as -- you would have millions of people pouring through our border. >> a different tone tonight from the president one day after signing an executive order to keep immigrant families together in detention centers. good evening, everyone. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. the president is once again blaming congress for the stalemate calling on democrats and republicans to come together to close immigration loopholes. we get live coverage now from fox news' ellison barber in washington, d.c. where, ellison, lawmakers in the house voted down one bill today and delayed a vote on a more moderate bill. >> reporter: right. they are expected to look at that more moderate bill tomorrow but even when it comes to that bill, there is not a lo

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starting with brett cavanaugh.he was a lawyer for ken starr's team, but others have zeroed ed in on amy barrett, confirmed to the federal bench in chicago. she was a former law clerk to justice scalia and law professor at notre dame before taking the the federal bench but tangled with senator feinstein during her confirmation hearings. we've also heard the name raymond catlidge. a former clerk who now sits on sixth circuit. and you may see park come up. a favorite of mitch mcconnell. someone who's served in both government and private practice and finally, thomas hardeman. he has a fascinating back story. he drove a cab for some time. first in his family to go to college and he used to sit on the same court as the president's sister. >> thank you so much. laura jarrett. five big names to know. and now to our chief legal analyst, jeffrey toobin. kennedy of course, republican appointee. conservative. but you know, he was the key swing vote going the other way on same-sex marriage, abortion, roe v. wade, is everyone o

. >> laura: brett kavanaugh.lerked for justice kennedy. >> judge kavanaugh has distinguished himself on the d.c. circuit, has written brilliant opinions on a broad range of questions. he clearly meets the mark. >> laura: matt schlapp, a lot of people on the list. >> i worked with brett for four rock solid. years. he would be fantastic. >> laura: you hear from the left. he's another white male guy from georgetown prep. you can already hear the left. they check off the box and say you can't nominate another white man. we need a diverse court. it is the jelly bean approach. >> we need to see 50 votes, and these democrats running in these red states, they have got to support the supreme court nominee or they are in big political trouble. >> laura: speaking of which, kamala harris went into total fearmongering mode today. let's watch. >> we are looking at a destruction constitution of the united states, as far as i can tell. based of the folks he is orbit pointing for lifetime appointments. this has got to be, and we

their grandchildren, rachel, cara, kaelin and brett, who serves in the navy. stand up, please. submariner. he's a submariner. [applause] submariner. along with their four great-grandchildren. ethan, eiden, anna bell and bella rose. thank you very much. thank you for being here. that's great. you have great jeans. lieutenant connor must be looking down from -- genes. lieutenant connor must be looking down from heaven proud of this incredible honor but even prouder of the legacy that lives on in each of you. so true. finally, to the two previous medal of honor recipients who have joined us today we salute yourer is and we thank you on behalf -- your service and we thank you on behalf of one very large, very powerful and very grateful nation. thank you. where are you sitting or standing? please, thank you very much. [applause] thank you very much for being here. it's a great honor. the american hero we honor today came from a farm near albany, kentucky. merle was one of 11 children. he grew up during the great depression and dropped out of school after the eighth grade to help pro

that is one person.e man, brett kavanaugh and helped vet john roberts. he is on the dks circuit court of appea. another former kennedy clerk that we believe isth on list, ray ketledge on the sixth court of appeals. a favorite of mitch mcconnell, first outh indian, asian nominee and he was put on the court. robert: anyone you want to add? >> thomasdi hn. these are all appeals court is a and the reason for that. the republican mantra is no more david suiters. they want to make sure thes are rock solid and appeals court judges write a lot of opinions. >> they have been throughri theer already and have gotten a pretty good look. but they are hoping these people if from are no secrets thatre goi to pop up, all the democrats have going f them is the nominee. >> and i will say some of them met with the president in the first round but some have not. it will be interesting to see who emerges from the contest ofor sts that president trump finds. it is. robert: it does matter. port about the confirmation process, it used to be rowdy events. some things can be unpr

connell: you're rightist all connected, whatever it may be now brett will have that whole interview on report tonight. we'll see you out at the open tomorrow. melissa: i can't wait. thank you for filling in for david asman. that does it for us. connel e edit starts right now. >> certainly the new i don't know that the last time in the primary but it happened today. a lot of people would come up to me over the course of this campaign and say are you for or against trump? and i'd say i'm neither for nor against trump. those ideas of the market principle and the boys of local folks i'm going to root and on those issues on which he disagrees i'm going to disagree with the president. it may cost me an election in this case but i stand by every one of those decisions. liz: well we started the year off talking about a blue wave, but is a red wave coming? pro-trump candidates now advancing, and you will not

brett cavanaugh from the d.c. circuit here in town. have a ray kethledge and on the sixth circuit, from michigan. we also have a woman by the name of amy barrett, a former notre dame professor on the seventh and circuit. and to circle back to my idea of connections, a man who mitch mcconnell really favored and got donald trump to put on the sixth circuit, judge thapar. he could potentially the first asian american justice on the court. and those are just a few of the names. but i would say that donald trump is put on a list of more than 20 names and neil gorsuch, when he was chosen, he was not chosen from the first list. his name came later. so there could be a dark horse here. but i still think that they will confine it to the names we have. but maybe not these four necessarily. although i think they are leading contenders and i think they're surrogates are doing work right now to try to get their profiles raised higher with the president and with key people who will influence this choice. >> interesting. and joan, looking back, were

the first financial institution to open a bit coin trading group and later we're setting down with brett redfearn. these are two interviews you will not want to miss. plus, elon musk winning back the heart of his investors at least for today. tesla posting its best day in more than two years after the ceo described what's been a hellish few months company and we'll u the details and first we start off with the markets the dow surging 230 points and the nasdaq closing at a record and the financials joining the party surging nearly 2%. what is the breakout and the missing ingredient that could take the markets to new heights? >> pete. we w h the banksd withhe ten-yes been almost directly connected and i pointed out something earlier today and i'll say it again. j.p. morgan and the ten-year are identical over the last month. we were down to 277 and we are pushing toward three and all of a sudden you look at j.p. morgan and it is near 7 and it starts pushing back again financials are correlated to that if we can have not a violentveee financials can absolutely start to move, and move with th

reported early favorites brett cavanaugh. president georgepo w.apted him to the court of urt back in 2006..c.co circuit the president says he wants to pick a nominee that willrtit on the for decades. >>> let's switch gears now. another gopck setbaor immigration reform. yesterday theejouseected represented theff gop'sch strongesort in decades to find aompromise. compromise bill would have provide add pathway to citizenship for damers and provided a proposal to stop the administration's practice of separating famies at the border. >> more than a thousand women are expected to gather in d.c. today to protest the trump administration's zerode tolerancer policy in what oanizers say will be a massive display of civil disobedience. the group isemonstrating against the separation f migrant familiesthe calls come f a federal judge order requiring the trump administration to reunite children separated from their families within 30 days. the protesters will begin gathering at the freedom plaza arounng 10:00 this m. just before noon they'll march to the depar

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would point to, amy barrett who is a notre dame law professor who's now a circuit judge as well as brett kavanaugh and we know he would seem like a logical choice to come from kennedy. >> we're going to wait and see what happens here. i think we are all confident this won't be an easy road ahead. >> one of the points made yesterday was interesting in his letter that he announced the date he was going to resign july 31st as opposed to supreme court justices saying i will resign when a replacement has been confirmed. >> which begs the question why he was so specific about that date in announcing that. thank you. good seeing you. >> thank you. >>> and president trump was in fargo, north dakota to rally for the opponent of democratic senator. as usual the president did not restrain himself from continuing his streak of invoking republican senator john mccain's vote to repeal obamacare and adding new and personal attacks against democrats. >> now they have a new leader. who's the new leader? maxine waters is their new leader. maxine waters. i think she's taking over schumer, pelosi and maxine

. >> tucker: brett kavanaugh? >> a very respected judge in washington, d.c. on the u.s.peals. he has been on the court for a decade. he is respected on all side of the political spectrum as one of the best lawyers in the country. spent a lot of time in washington serving in government, arguing before the supreme court. he has written a lot of opinions. very deep believer on the idea that if you want to protect freedom and human dignity, you have to preserve the structural limits on government power and the constitution. a lot like neil gorsuch, tucker.on >> tucker: so if you are following this at home, who else should you be looking up on wikipedia right now? >> well, look, the president came up with this great idea. one of the most transparent things we have ever seen in judicial selection. which is to put out a list of all the people from which he picked. there are 25 on there, which is a lot of people. >> tucker: right. >> you should be looking at people like brett kavanaugh, amy barrett and tom hardiman, a judge from pennsylvania. ray kethledge from michigan. joan la

look like there's five he's limid it down to, brett they want t relocat wn cost.'ll continue onfo dc.com, back at 8:00 on fox 5 plus and again atox 10:00 on f 5. and shawn and her voice will be back by monday >> good night. ♪ . ♪ . r puffs. and i like these awwinning cheddar puffs. first place. both events? boo-yah. we're an awards family. you'll like them both, but love our price. award-winning organic cheddar puffs, from aldi. simply smarter shopping. announcer:oday on "tmz" -- harvey: michelle obama showed up at spago yesterday in beverly hills. i don't know if she had the salmon pizza but i do knowryhe may have roped washington into her netflix deal. >> hi, kerry. are you guys working on netflix project together?n' >> would it be refreshing if they row deuced movies that are not highbrow, like "american pie 4" comes out of obama's studios. >> or "weekend at bernie sanders." >> it uld be the same plot.ak >> e's new album "scorpion" has dropped and hs finally fessing to having a kid. ♪pl harvey: exn to me why you don't use protection. >> i think rationally at th

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brett kavanaugh is a former kennedy worker. extremely able. very bright. but has written a book of very conservative opinions on the d.c. circuit. involving immigrants rights and defendants rights and so forth. so all are very conservative. the real question is how will they move the court? some of them are more pro-defendant than others. and some are more pro-executive than others. so it'll be really important once it comes down to figure out whether this is a conservative in the model of justice scalia. but the bottom line is since all of them are so well qualified, it's going to be hard to say they don't deserve a seat on those grounds. >> and you are raising some of these questions, of course, on the views of this next judicial pick of where they stand. questions that will be asked by people like heidi heitkamp, jeff flake, susan collins. president trump talked about the political piece of it when he was in heitkamp's home territory overnight. watch. >> heidi will vote no to any pick we make for the supreme court. she will be told to do so. now, maybe

circuit named brett cavanaugh. judge cavanaugh has written explicitly about whether or not a sitting president can be indicted. he has expressed in writing that the indictment of a sitting president would "cripple the federal government, rendering it unable to function." and you know, that's interesting from judge kavanaugh. as an abstract point of argument. it might be a fun thing to chew over with him on the law review or whatever. but it's another thing entirely that he is being considered for the supreme court by a president whose campaign manager is on trial, whose deputy campaign manager and national security adviser and foreign policy adviser from the campaign are all awaiting sentencing and cooperating with prosecutors in this ongoing fbi counterintelligence investigation. no president has ever picked a supreme court nominee when looking down the barrel of this specific kind of personal potential criminal liability for himself. senator cory booker says a supreme court nomination under these circumstances sh

brett cavanaugh is his name, he is 53 years former white house lawyer for george w. bush. he was confirmed to the u.s. court of appeals in washington in 2006. he is considered a thoroughly conservative choice to the right of justice kennedy. and on www.ktvu.com we posted the list with the name -- names of all 25 possible nominees. you can go and find it under web links. >>> the official results are in from the san francisco mayor's race, the department of elections has certified the results in says voter turnout was 52% for the election. more than 253,000 ballots were cast in the june 5 primary. after eight rounds of ring choice voting, london breed won the race by one percentage point over mark leno. that is a difference of over 2500 votes. she will carry out the remainder of the late mayor term until 2020. >>> a sheriff's deputy shot and killed a dog today after it attacked its owner. deputies responded to the 5500 block of arcadia circle at 8 pm. the woman had severe bite wounds on several parts of her body and was on the ground being tended to by neighbors when deputie

and donald trump was tweeting congratulations to brett michaels the new celebrity apprentice.t got like 22 likes. i miss those days. the warriors are looking to repeat. the odds are with them. they open the series a 10-1 favorite. if you bet a dollar on the cavaliers to win, you'll lose a dollar. this is interesting. there was a bit of a wardrobe malfunction at the end of game seven. whoever made the nba finals caps, the caps the players wear, put the warriors team logo over the letter b in nba which made it look like the 2018 nra finals, which this is not. there's already a 2018 nra finals. it's called the midterm elections. [ cheers and applause ] thanks, everybody. we have a lot of fun with these prime time shows. we have a lot planned with guests including jamie foxx, sandra bullock, ryan gosling, tiffany haddish, sam jackson, jennifer lopez. before we go ahead, it's time to reflect on what can before with a basketball history lesson from the mvp. d-o-g-g himself. ♪ >> welcome to snoop's history of basketball. roll the tape. classic game from 1973. oh, yeah, them the laker