brett kavanaugh would be his crowning achievement.mera clicks) >> it's moving the court to a really very, very conservative court. the time he was first am from senate, and maybe his dream when he went into politics. >> this is going to be a rough battle on capitol hill... >> narrator: mitch mcconnell's determination to transform theco supremt had been his life's work. senators, u.s. supremeveral nominee clarence thomas managed to... >> potentially ensuring a conservative majority for decades... >>arrator: through bruisin confirmation battles... >> ...democrats to keep an open mind about kavanaugh... >> narrator: a struggle overlo id and power... >> ...white house has been packaging clarence thomas like a political candidate... >> ...expected to be one of the most contentious confirmation hearings in memory...gn >> narrator:ed by a devastating defeat... >> ...rejecting the nomination of judge bork... >> ...judgbork, the long public ordeal... >> narrator: and a promise to retaliate. >> the administration is marshaling all its resources

chairman.dge... >> ...brett kavanaugh... >> mr.irman. >> ...to serve as associate justice... >> mr. chairman... >> grassley is, like, 13 words into his remarks when they start badgering him. >> you are out... yoare out of order, i'll proceed. >> we cannot possibly move this hearing...airman, with >> i extend a very warm welcome... >> we have not been given an...d >> tocrats had agreed that weekend that they should do this. >> mr. chairman, ippeal to the chair to recognize myself or one of my colleagues... (gavel banging) >> you're out of order. >> mr. chairman, i, i appeal to be recognized on your sense decency and integrity.. >> mr. chairman, if, if we cannot be recognized, i move to adjourn. >> the american people... c >> mirman, i move to adjourn. (protesters shouting) >> ... travesty of justice. this is a traves of justice. we will not go back. cancel brett kavanaugh, adjourn the hearing. >> we're here to say to be a hero! be a hero... (inaudible) (protesters continue shouting) aring.t's no way tconduct a i think that the proce

former president bill clinton comes out swinging against brett kavanaugh.xt. >> s >> bill clinton arguing supreme court justice brett kavanaugh got what he deserved by being accused of sexual assault during his confirmation hearing because of the role he played as a young lawyer under kenneth starr decades ago. >> he didn't have any problem for over 3 years of what he knew was a total charade. >> bring the host of left coast news even bearman and seawright are at the heritage foundation, great to have you with us tonight. so what do you make of this? clearly the bad blood goes back several decades because the kenneth starr report investigating the clintons, we talked about this before, brett cavanagh was one of the investigators and he did spend years trying to get to the bottom of what happened including this. >> that led to the revealing of the scandal with monica lewinsky so there is bad blood between the two but i thought this remark was extremely revealing and i'm astonished that a former president would admit in front of the public that he supports us

we have 64% turnout so far. >> brett: 64%?supports every five years and the voting is 100% electronic. the top issue, economic growth. >> keep in mind 70% of the indian electorate is below 40 years of age. a young population, they're an aspirational generation. >> brett: terrorists, nine suicide bombers in neighboring sri lanka targeting christians killing more than 250 people on easter sunday. south of india, sri lanka received intelligence from the northern neighbor before the attack. >> somef it seemed to be quite precise. >> brett: no clue why it may have been ignored? >> we'll get answers once the investigation process is over. we do come across information that is available to some countries. terrorists in india who are not in sri lanka or bangladesh or me paul. they're all in some ways or another linked to each other. >> brett: india is seeing an isis effort to hunt for more targets after the territory in iraq and syria fell apart at the hands of the u.s. >> the isis model, you can do that in any part of the world. you'

of course we can all remember back to the brett kavanaugh hearings when brett kavanaugh suggested thatdealing with was in fact reveng revenge. revenge for his investigations into the clintons and the media democrats had a meltdown over that suggestion and now when he says this publicly, he did deserve this, everybody is silent and nobody cares. >> shannon: i want to redo something from the "washington examiner." he was a reporter at the time covering the report and he said that brett kavanaugh walked him through the signings. it said this, his report a model of fairness shot down all legitimate doubts and even provided some of the crackpots, clinton is wrongfully blaming the one man who more than any other definitively concluded that the death was indeed a suicide rather than a hit job. clinton should have spent 20 years thanking him and that seeking revenge against him. >> i couldn't disagree with quinn amore, it was under brett kavanaugh that they dug this grd conspiracy theory of vince foster which continues to run in circles on the internet. it is a ridiculous conclusion to put the

brett hedican joins me now. in a nutshell, what did we see tonight?looked like a dominant performance. >> it really was. if you wanted to look at two teams that wanted to execute a game plan, the bus came o blues trying to intimidate the sharks, but i thought the sharks executed perfectly. they didn't get frustrated or retaliate and 6-3 win tonight. >> i don't want a homer answer here, brett, but i say it every year they're going to win the stanley cup. honestly, could this be the year? >> it seems like all the stars are aligning. a lot of the big teams in the nhl playoffs are out of it. so the sharks right now got through the day, nobody thought they could, down 3-1. they battled back. now they face a team that matches up well against them, but the talent of the sharks is ready to take the next step. >> you won the stanley cup with carolina in 2006. what did you do with the cup when you had it in your possession? >> this is a tv and family program. no, i brought it back to the community that helped me start playing the game of hockey. i wanted to bri

reporter: brett here. the party will continue here in downtown san jose, let's bring our marianne, a great start to the game with all the excitement but a depressing finish for fans. marianne favro. >> reporter: instead of coming here to party, a lot of them are making a b-line right to the parking lot. a lot of long faces today. even though the sharks didn't win, they are still hopeful. they came to watch the men in st. louis at home, it did not quite work out that way. they have faith that the sharks can beat the blues in game six. >> i mean i am a sharks fan regardless. you have to have positivity and optimistic of the playoffs. >> of course hopeful, there is more chances. after this, a chance to come up. >> reporter: sharks fans here say they are used to riding a roller coaster ride with their team and today was no difference. they are hoping for a turn around where sharks go for game six. this time it will be back on blu blues' ice. some shark fans are deciding to hang out and come over here at san pe

joining me is soldier brett.with us. >> good to see you. >> we have 5,200 troops in iraq and 200 in syria. he's not sending ten thousand. this is 1,500. do you see this as a defensive approach? >> well, i do. i think we have to defend ourselves from what appears to be highly credible intelligence information showing the aggressiveness from the regime. we learned they instructed their groups to start kidnapping and killing operations of american soldiers. that's more of the same from the larger exporter of terrorism. what we see is a result of their actions. from lebanon to mammonite iraq. the iranian regime uses these groups and uses plausible deny ability to conduct terror operations. we leave them unchecked and see more deaths of american soldiers. we will defend that and show them we are not messing around. >> it's not the added troops in the latest move by president trump. whawhat about the steps that proceeded itmen it is that havin effect on iran? >> it's definitely having an effect. the president's tough s

brett cavanagh wrote, quote, the plaintiffs seek to hold retailers to account if the retailers engageul anticompetitive conduct that harms consumers who purchase from those retailers. that is why we have antitrust laws. his four conservative colleague slammed his legal reasoning with a lot of appointee neil gorsuch trading the high court should have respected antitrust and, quote, not begin whittling away. the latest complex path the 114th justices charted since barely surviving senate confirmation last fall after he was accused of sexual assault in high school. his first term on bench he has seen as mostly reliable conservative but not in complete lockstep with his right-leaning colleagues. >> are you saying even if the method creates gruesome and brutal pain you can still do it because there is no alternative? >> brett kavanaugh expressed doubts about the death penalty and against the trump administration on efforts to block medicaid funding for abortion. john roberts so far has been closely aligned with brett kavanaugh and the two may be setting up a shaky center of the bench. >> t

in our feeds so sophie here is one of them she says alabama's abortion ban is the direct result of brett kavanaugh is confirmation to the supreme court where the firmly conservative supreme court justice supreme court 7 states this year have been emboldened to pass flagrantly unconstitutional laws to set up a test case to overturn roe versus wade and this is why we need hash tag court packing so a lot there to unpack in that tweet kimberly to talk to us about what she gets at the why the why now what do you make about. well there truth is that basically since 1973 there have been in tight race forces that have been trying to overturn roe versus wade so it's certainly the case that brett kavanaugh as confirmation has. emboldened people and maybe given them a little bit more hope that they would actually be able to overturn roe at this point but abortion access has been attacked in the united states for many years and including in 1902 when planned parenthood versus casey was decided which was the 1st case that really will back. the roe decision 1st came as you see any link between or the

i think this also reflects what brett was saying, the incoherence of the policy. clearly over the last two years, the trump administration has been putting this increased pressure on iran, i think in a very misguided way because iran is not going to capitulate to that type of pressure. so, i think the supreme pleader and others recognize that trump will be up for re-election next year and they can wait him out and even though trump may not want to have a military conflict. i think all the things he has authorized in terms of increased sanctions and other things just lead down this cul-de-sac that he has a choice then. whether he will back pedal somewhat. he wants to talk to the irainian leadership. i don't think he will take him up on that. i don't think there has been strategic and thoughtful ways to deal with this iranian issue that really does hold, i think the potential future of the region in its midst. >> that brings me to ali. do you see any circumstances? you have lived there for so many years where there is some sort of talk or negotiation and he says tha

>> tucker: thanks a lot, brett brett. we are out of time tonight.ey show that is the sworn enemy of lien, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. sean hannity right here. >> sean: tucker, good to see you. welcome to "hannity." a ton of breaking news. in the course of the next hour you will hear from congressman devin nunes, breaking news. congressman mark not most, he will break news. senator lindsey graham will break news. lara trump will join us, sara carter, much more. before all of that, we begin with breaking news from "the hill"'s john solomon, investigative reporter. hours ago he made a very important legal filing in his very own name demanding the release of records surrounding the carter page vice application and the three subsequent renewals. solomon is now on a mission to determine how an american citizen was

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what's the connection between brett powell and the european union dinos guild contests e.w. correspondent alan baker can stretch this particular line with the words sex by the team. cuts. instead of being recipes for success strategy that make a difference. baking bread on d.w. . colby's in germany to learn german. polish beneath him why not learn with him online on the mobile and free from the w.c. learning course nikos big. day i want to represent you so what you want from the joint on the song prop twenty four and don't your value as we put your questions seem politicians from around to your opinion and across the political spectrum in our special debate will be hearing from young europeans voting for the first time in the new elections in may voicing their biggest concerns face today says i mean please answer to you. and your friends twenty four . one thing i was much happier. was that also being a texan with the basis of the song. i'm about smalltalk that that has a full plate image to. get close. to mind it too much for my name to give. up. the africans to try out. one

what happened with brett kavanaugh, 5-4 republican to democratic appointed court now. they have a majority of the courts and brett kavanaugh has consistently said he favors rolling back roe v. wade and having additional restrictions on abortion and as a judge he has sided with additional restrictions. that's the play here. the play is to get this to the supreme court and either get an overturning of roe v. wade or significant restriction in pulling back of the roe v. wade case. >> in the near term, though, you are facing -- what folks in alabama are facing is the most restrictive abortion law in the united states likely to be -- assuming that kay ivy would sign this into law, she has six days to decide. that's the most immediate impact that people need to look at. thanks anne. appreciate it. >>> democratic candidate for president, senator michael bennet of colorado. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me, kate. >> on this issue, what is your reaction to this move in alabama? how big aftery threat do you think this is to, as i was talking about with anne milgram

and i remember the first day i'm brett. and interviewing brett and i do immediately this is really a bright guy. they're all obviously neil gorsuch is the same way so these are dedicatedindividual . obviously you make mistakes in these kinds of jobs and things happen and hopefully you learned from those mistakes, it's something all of us do. as we climbed the ladder and make business more difficult, you realize sometimes you don't get it right. and when you're acting for the american people, to try to get it right but when you don't get it right, hopefully you learned from those mistakes and you move forward. >> you mentioned a couple of times that sometimes we get it wrong and that's right read in your time is counsel attorney general, if you had one do over, is there anything in your mind in particular mark. >> i get asked this question all the time. and it's, no one likes to sort of give a laundry list of mistakes that they've made. obviously any recommendation that i gave to the president that the supreme court said, yo

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joining me now brett thomas, co-founder of cavu venture partners an investor in beyond meat, he is here with leslie picker and a deety roy has a look at the fierce competition that beyond meat will face. brett, let me start with you and, i mean, what do you make of this trading that we're seeing >> i think if you look at beyond meat and what's going on in the world, right, obviously there has been a secular shift in health and wellness, people want to feel better about themselves, people want to upgrade their diets as well as what they put in their body and on their body. so i think, you know, the adoption of plant-based is getting more and more mainstream by the day. >> sure. >> if you use an analogy, right, you know, dairy category, for instance, is a $16 billion category in the u.s. and the plant-based adoption for that category has been about 12%, 13%, so $2 billion or so meat is the largest category in food and beverage, about $270 billion alone in the u.s $1.4 trillion globally. >> okay. >> if you extrapolate the same type of adoption that's happened in plant-based milks in dairy,

brett burns wide. sharks lose, series tied 2-2. they return to san jose for game five.er deboer, how are you feeling. > how do you feel about the series right now at 2-2. >> you're in the western conference final, 2-2. against really good team. i feel pretty good. we've got hope ice advantage. you know, i feel good. >> probably weren't good enough. but we battled. we felt like we sustained some attack for a while and came a little short but definitely room for improvement. >> game five sunday in the tank. giants and arizona, 77 degrees. roof open. beautiful night for baseball. jeff seminar jar scoreless till david peralta changes that, he's gone. 1-0 d'backs. bruce bowchy gotaased. 0-arizona was your final. >> stephen piscotty got the humanitarian award from the polish sports hall of fame. mark hannah can and does, goes deep for the second game in a row. pinder homered. frankie montes came within one batter of a complete game before he was pulled. 7-2 the final. nba tonight, giannis and the bucks taking on the raptors. look at giannis throw it to himself off back board.

after i had voted for their judge and i know brett i know his family and what he through was sheer hell durbin said whyy. don't you extend this investigation if you have nothing to hide, let's keep looking, at you and your family that was toooo much and soviet union not america and i let them have it and i think i spoke for a lot of people who thought they've gone too far. >> everybody on left hated you and started screaming at you and you became mean remember with your tie and looking behind you. >> yeah. well, you know, son the mob tok over. thisgh was mob rule. you know the rule about apply a lot of facts susan collins gave a expression why vote for brett kavanaugh she did a wonderful job and mob tried to intimidate her and tried to intimidate me and not working. s why am i doing better in south carolina? people who are conservative and most are in south carolina see me trying to help the the president and giving hem advices saying let's reconsider this so it works both ways and i enjoy my gene never had more fun during the trump presidency. it is a great time to be alive. >> neither

i know brett and his family. and to have nothing to hide. spoke for a lot of people. >> and then you became a meme. [laughter] . >> so you know, the rule of law is about dispassionate analysis with facts. susan collins gave the best explanation why a rational person would vote for kavanaugh and she did a wonderful job i try to imitate her why am i doing better? because most people are conservative and to give advice and to say lets me consider thi this. it works both ways. i enjoy my job. it is a great time to be alive. jesse: fox news has been having a lot of fun. >> literally having fun because people don't think he would do what he should have done. >> so with the declassification what do you expect to see with all of this information put out in the public sphere? those who are going through all the stops. >> and therefore we cannot charge with a crime and in terms of counterintelligence investigation and it has nothing to do with the russians to find out carter page is not james bond and they knew that dossier was garbage but the system

so this was the moment in march which shamed boxing hugh brett pullover just won a fight and then did this. reporter jennifer avello said she had not given consent 2 months later was ordered before the california state athletic commission. ravello was there too and she detailed over allegations against the bulgarian boxer yes well as i was grabbing my backpack he reached and grabbed my buttocks and laughed. and how did that make you feel humiliated and scrub my stuff and left. it's really upsetting. live so all love what would you i do not want him to kiss me from with his bulgarian pop star girlfriend watching on who lives punishment was handed down you suspended into late july and has to attend a sexual harassment prevention class a 2nd incident with will prompt a life down even california he is sorry for any upset that he calls and he certainly acknowledges that he made a mistake but he never meant any harm and in the context of this very informal interview just minutes after a huge fight a very important victory and he said he was euphoric he didn't have his wits about him you kno

bret's it i'm very clear brett's it does mean rex it's. empty phrases drawing ridicule from the opposition all we care is even more bizarre soundbites 6 remember when we had fractionally means breaks it then we had liberal breaks it and now we have ambitious managed divergence. and she got flak from within her own ranks with several of her key ministers resigning over the breakfast issue for. finally against all the odds and after months of negotiations london and brussels agreed on a draft breck's a deal e.u. leaders approved it but may fail to drum up enough support for the deal at home. at the last minute she was forced to call off a parliamentary vote after it became clear that she would not get the deal through . a desperate last ditch attempts to meet european leaders followed to try and get some concessions to make the deal more palatable to her critics but to no avail just as members of her own party seize the moment to challenge her leadership but may survive the vote of no confidence amongst tory m.p.'s. a dog's fight over her de

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i'll use brett kavanaugh as an example and i'll say something about the chief.kavanaugh, before he said that at the senate confirmation hearings, had voted on the d.c. circuit to roll back abortion rights. he was in dissent, but he essentially took a very, very narrow view of roe v. wade. so that's why i say, watch what they do along the way. now, the chief justice, who has never cast a vote in support of abortion rights is now in this new position, unlike brett kavanaugh and neil gorsucgorsuc is the decider in the middle of a very divided court. and i feel a feeling he might shift a little bit to the left, move a touch more cautiously on abortion, precisely because of your point, john, judicial is looking like it's mixed up with politics and he does not want that message to go to the public. >> if you listen to -- watch the democratic candidates, even before this, kirsten gillibrand has said, sorry, i will have a litmus test if i'm president. i will ask everyone, will you uphold roe v. wade? in our polling back in march, open-ended question, what's the issue mo

and they think brett kavanaugh and they think brett kavanaugh was bill cosby in high school.se people are going nuts. >> sean: they want a do-over. last time i checked, too. not only did we have a fifth amendment right, i think we had something called attorney-client privilege. i think that exists. i read that somewhere. >> can we play that out a bit? nadler is going to get trump reelected more than any single person on the planet. >> sean: maybe adam schiff. in the running. >> a close second. schiff is saying is he going after the president's lawyer, abby lowell, jared kushner's lawyer, based on the word of michael cohen. what i worry about don jr. if we use michael cohen's testimony, we will be going after everybody in america. >> sean: didn't he plead guilty of lying to congress? >> you have to get them out of jail to testify. richard burr is a wonderful fellow. my problem is not with richard burr. >> sean: i have a problem with richard burr. you and i differ here.ro richard burr -- >> i don't. >> sean: he spent 30 hours. now somebody that again, admitted to lying before c

kathryn, do we have rush limbaugh going after brett kavanaugh?y that, this also makes a point. >> people getting nervous about brett kavanaugh. brett kavanaugh has been siding with the leftists on the supreme court. he's been siding with the liberal majority. >> so, the point is, you can't take for granted the votes that we think are lined and are going to be part of a 5-4 decision one way or the other. there's some doubt about roberts, keep the obamacare affordable care act in mind. i say it's a net loser for republicans as we head into 2020 to be supportive of a law going nowhere. >>> still to come, it's wildly held that undocument ed leads t crime. is that true? during our memorial day sale. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to hit the ground running. only at a sleep number store. during the memorial day sale, save $1000 on the new queen sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, now only $1,799. only for a limited time. sleep number. proven, quality

a plea is [applause] >> what about brett kavanaugh?e have due process what he was did he have due process when he was innocent proven guilty -- >> i'm only smiling because he got a really good job out of the whole thing. yes, i think he did. he had a process, and that process was a hearing before the senate. and that hearing went on and you evidence came out and that was evidence from dr. blodgett she came forward with her story. what bothers me is after my colleague said she was credible, hearing this basic, political, i think, response. he has a right to put his story on, but basically publicizing the whole judiciary with how he acted. i disagreed with that, and i was very surprised where i was simply trying to match his story with her story. you know, people can blackout and you don't remember what happened. instead of just answering that question, he went right at me and said, you know, basically have you blacked out. do you drink beer and all these things. i decided i could've gone down there with him but i decided, in my head, ma

in our feeds so sophie here is one of them she says alabama's abortion ban is the direct result of brett kavanaugh is confirmation to the supreme court where the firmly conservative supreme court justice supreme court 7 states this year have been emboldened to pass flagrantly unconstitutional laws to set up a test case to overturn roe versus wade and this is why we need hash tag court packing so a lot there to unpack in that tweet kimberly to talk to us about what she gets at the why the why now what do you make about. well larry the truth is is that basically since 1973 there have been in tight race horses that have been trying to overturn roe versus wade so it's certainly the case that brett kavanaugh as confirmation has. emboldened people and maybe given them a little bit more hope that they would actually be able to overturn roe at this point but abortion access has been attacked in the united states for many years and including in 1902 when planned parenthood versus casey was decided which was the 1st case that really were rolled back. the roe decision 1st came as you see any link b

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we know that brett kavanaugh during his confirmation hearing talked a lot about respect of precedent.would require the court to undo decades of precedent in one decision with very little advance warningwahat that going the happen. that seems to be a long shot. i think we're much more likely to see the court unravel roe more slowly by unrollag series of more incremental decisions and offering hints that roe is not long for this world and getting rid of roe slowly, more like a death of a thousand cuts. >> nawaz: any sense of line of when that could happen? >> we don't know. it could start soon, or the court might want the stay out of abortion altogether. i would guess in the next five years, but it's unpredictable. it's possible the court could uphold a law like the alabama law. i wouldn't put opinion on it, but it's not out of the quese'on. i thinke looking at a series of judicial conditions over a number of years, not something at would happen in the next 12 months. >> nawaz: mary ziegler of florida panhandle, anne galloway from vermont's "vt digger" and brian man, thank you for being

these sound, brett, like they want sweeping changes. are millenials and the next generation a big enough voting bloc that they could actually change the way our country runs? >> well, i mean, it's about 80 million or so millenials so it's the biggest voting bloc generation since the baby boomers. the only thing is, you know, you should be careful what you wish for. there are problems with policy proposals that sound fantastic on paper. when you say free college, that sounds like a great idea until you encounter what free colleges look like throughout much of europe. you know, it's also worth bearing in mind. i mean, i know there's a lot of talk about all of the challenges millenials face and some are quite real. we have an unemployment rate, which is the lowest it's been in 50 years, all right. we have productivity growth. now, i'm not denying there are serious structural problems to the economy, but when you look at economies that have the sort of entitlements or features that some democratic socialists claim to want, what you find are

this is all the fallout of brett kavanaugh being confirmed to replace anthony kennedy.ote to support a woman's right to choose abortion. brett kavanaugh we don't know his views exactly, although we do know that president trump said he would appoint people to the bench who will vote to overturn roe v. wade. so in state after state, in more conservative states, they have passed laws restricting the right to abortion. indiana is one of them. the most extreme came from alabama just a couple of weeks ago. but there are many of these -- these laws that are now working their way through the courts. the court here decided not to engage with the indiana law. it decided to let stand a ruling that overturned part of it. a relatively pro choice ruling. but the question that hovers over all of this is when and whether the supreme court will take on to decide on the merits of one of these abortion cases, because there are going to be at least a dozen of them working their way through the courts in the next year. >> jeffrey toobin, thank you. stand by. we're going to talk about anothe

>> yeah. >> joined now by brett powell. brett, so you live in the town of eldin close to jefferson city. you heard those sirens, we heard them there on the video you shot. tell us what the first sign of trouble was and did you have enough time to get to safety? >> good morning. well, we were aware that the storms were coming through, i had been tuned into what was going on in joplin and carl's junction and so we were tracking that specific cell. our home doesn't have a basement, we don't have a storm shelter so we go a couple blocks over to our church, they have a nice basement and we usually go there if there's any problems. we went right before that cell arrived and that actually wasn't the one that was -- ended up causing the tornado. there was one that was beside it that ended up spawning a tornado. we were staying outside kind of just gauging because inside the basement it's hard to know what's going on and the sirens were going off. we listened to the -- listened to the wind and it got to a point where i knew it was -

in our feeds so sophie here is one of them she says alabama's abortion ban is the direct result of brett kavanaugh is confirmation to the supreme court with the firmly conservative supreme court justice supreme court 7 states this year have been emboldened to pass flagrantly unconstitutional laws to set up a test case to overturn roe versus wade and this is why we need hash tag court packing so a lot there to unpack in that tweet kimberly to talk to us about what she gets at the why the why now what do you make of that well there the truth is is that basically since 1973 there have been entirely choice forces that have been trying to overturn roe versus wade so it's certainly the case that brett kavanaugh as confirmation has. emboldened people and maybe given them a little bit more hope that they would actually be able to overturn roe at this point but abortion access has been attacked in the united states for many years and including in 1902 when planned parenthood versus casey was decided which was the 1st case that really rolled back. the road decision 1st kimberly's you see any link

the second attacker, khuram butt —— brett carter was a failed asylum seeker from morocco who moved bretted back to britain after marrying an irish wife. they separated after he slapped her. the third attacker, youssef zaghba, among otherjobs he had briefly taught children gymnastics. daniel sanford, bbc news, at the old bailey. the equality and human rights commission has launched a formal investigation into the labour party over allegations of anti—semitism. the watchdog will now formally look at whether the party has unlawfully discriminated against people because they are jewish. labour says it will co—operate fully. our political correspondent ben wright is at westminster for us. iam thinking i am thinking after the results of these eu elections this is the last thing labour will want to. true, they become the first political party to be fully investigated by britain's equality watchdog in this way. it reopens the row which has engulfed labourfor way. it reopens the row which has engulfed labour for about three yea rs into how engulfed labour for about three years into how it has han

in the essay she talks about the brett kavanaugh nomination as a pivot point here. help us understand the degree to which it was. we're looking at this week, not in isolation, of course, but how has this colored brett kauv gnaw to the bench. >> i think it's important to understand the alabama bill and other bills are nullification. they're not constitutional. in fact, the missouri ban cannot even go into effect until roe is overturned. it's important to understand this is massive resistance. this is saying we're going to pass patently unconstitutional bills. why? we want it to be a vehicle to go to the supreme court. that's why we're taking out rape and incest, by the way. those exemptions are carveds out so it will go like a rocket to the court and i think it's a pivot point because nobody would do that if brett kavanaugh were not on the court. if anthony kennedy were on the court, we would not be nullifying roe v. wade. >> thank you very much for joining us this morning. >>> up ahead, new information someone tide to the white house and congress attempted to interf

you know blood is just you make a good point brett is in many of these guys now clouding yeah because he's making a great point because there are people that i mean they're not like related to network so we see people like larry wilkerson who's a great truth teller who has been in those positions who will call out the establishment maybe see 5 percent of these generals cia guys who end up on the mainstream networks and you only see about 5 percent of them ever actually standing up to what the status quo is they're just giving the same talking points it's a. they still work in the pentagon who a lot of us n.b.a. players with commentary actually used to be good at that. time with these people you know some of these people are really you know and at one part of it says something he was a good player to listen somebody is guys not so good it is i think it it is kind of creating and i think jesse made a really good point there it's more about entertainment than getting you know information out and getting people talking than been bringing the viewer something to chew on. and tyrrell it's a