the cavanagh nomination is here but were focusing on healthcare last week if you read "the washington post", the paper that i know you have a great deal of respect for there was a story how democrats got the country talking about healthcare very successfully. go look at what is happened in the last week. >> we have not tried to solicit everyone in the caucus but i think there's legislation -- okay, glad. >> we have every member of the digital committee has signed this request and i can't give you every democrat in the judiciary committee is on these request. we limited it to the judiciary committee but were the ones in the first instance. >> i'm sure you have the overwhelming support. >> and people since then have asked and will make it availab available. >> tom. >> [inaudible] >> his legitimacy is being undermined already by the fact he refused to release documents because the mac people, as he saw in the cnn poll are wondering why and the logical answer is the answer that we hear a lot with this a ministration and they are hiding something. >> if i have the opportunity to meet with

produce all of brett cavanagh's documentation until late october. the senate judiciary committee will hold the confirmation hearing in september leading republicans to say democrats have more than enough to review. >> taller than big ben, taller than the statue of liberty. >> 70,000 documents were produced for john roberts confirmation, 170,004 a lot of kagan and 182,000 for neil gorsuch. chuck grassley has requested 900,000 documents for brett kavanaugh which is why will be a time-consuming process and there is some criticism as democrats don't want to review the documents, they have already made up their mind. >> we will not rest until brett cavanagh is defeated. >> reporter: his paper trail helps reassure conservatives he is reliable but provides a challenge with democrats. >> it does allow senators on the judiciary committee to have a lot of fodder for questions. he goes in with the burden to show that he will respect precedent. >> others suggest the request is excessive and a stall tactic. >> a fishing expedition designed to obstruct. they are

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you know larry settled precedent and lot of the land and these kind of code words that not only cavanagh is using but some of the senators who are meeting with them are using is frankly treating americans as if they're idiots the supreme court is the thing that sets precedent and pret cavanagh has not had the ability to overrule precedent with his past roles as a judge if he becomes justice make no mistake roe will be got it reproductive rights at the state level will begin to disintegrate even more than they already have and in many places right now abortion is legal in name only there are so many women who does not have an actual choice areas where being a wealthy woman means you can get access and drive say two hundred miles to the one point five clinic in your state or take off of work or get child care for the children you already have poor women women of color and women who are more marginalized than already just being women a woman and what that means in this country don't really have an actual choice about abortion as things stand and brett kavanaugh will further disagree disinte

president, i write today to speak about judge bret cavanagh. president from second nominee to serve on the supreme court for the unitedav states. judge cavanaugh's qualifications are undeniable. he has proven over the past 12 years on the t u.s. court of appeals for the d.c. circuited that he is most well-qualified this next step in his career.au i have the opportunity to sit down with himim in my office just last month. he struck me as a man of great character and integrity, he answered questions directly, he spoke forthright, heg demonstrated a strong intellect and a deep humility. he had ahe wide-ranging conversation with the issues that are important to the people in my home state ofro indiana, including his approach to faithfully interpreting the constitution of the united states. as the d.c. circuit judge, he has carried out his duties faithfully and consistently. he has shown by the record that he understands the judge's role is to apply the law as it's written. it's not to impose his own policy preferences. he is what you might call tex

. >> c-span's capitol hill producer tweets out this video as a judge brett cavanagh leaves heidi high camp's office today after a 75 minute meeting. craig writes that the entourage included former arizona senator john connell. september 4 the judge brett cavanagh will testify before the judiciary committee on his nomination to serve on the supreme court. he currently serves on the d.c. circuit court of appeals. chuck grassley expects the hearing to last 3 - 4 days. we'll have live coverage on c-span three. also on c-span.org or listen to the hearings on our free radio app. >> last week i announced that the senate judiciary committee will hold a hearing on judge kavanaugh's nomination for the supreme court sure to september 4. the hearing will begin 57 days after president announced judge kavanaugh's nomination. more than a week longer from the announcements and hearings from the last three justices soto meyer kagan gorsuch. the senate has already received more documents from judge kavanaugh's time in the executive branch that we differ many previous supreme court nominee. we have so f

as i said with cavanagh, it might be more compelling. >> doug, what do you think is better, to sit downnaed? >> from the standpoint of the defense, you mean? no, at this point, it's clear he shouldn't voluntarily sit down. that forces the hand with the subpoena. as you have heard people say, and they are right, it sets up a legal showdown and tracks back to your question a minute ago into the midterm elections. mueller may walk away from that. the better course is to simply, ultimately not agree, use the pr spin, i wanted to go in, my lawyer said not, i am going to follow them. >> we'll see how it plays out. great to have you on. >> my pleasure. >>> new reaction to michael avenue -- avanatti's advice. >> the trouble with facts. a late night take. >>> according to one reporter's tally, trump made 132 false claims last week, which is averaging 19 false claims a day, almost five times his average. wow! that is impressive. how does he keep up that pace? does he wear a wrist tracker? the fibbit? money managers are pretty much the same. but while some push high commission investment products,

you know larry settled precedent and lot of the land and these kind of code words that not only cavanagh is using but some of the senators who are meeting with them are using is frankly treating americans as if they're idiots the supreme court is the thing that sets precedent and pratt cavanagh has not had the ability to overrule precedent with his past roles as a judge if he becomes justice make no mistake roe will be got it reproductive rights at the state level will begin to disintegrate even more than they already have and in many places right now abortion is legal in name only there are so many women who does not have an actual choice areas where being a wealthy woman means you can get access and drive say two hundred miles to the one point five clinic in your state or take off of work or get child care for the children you already have poor women women of color and women who are more marginalized than already just being women and a woman and what that means in this country don't really have an actual choice about abortion as things stand and brett kavanaugh will further dissolute d

the supreme court a couple of years ago, so the democrats are going to try procedurally to stop cavanaghvote because they are hoping that more democrats will be elected in this november's election. if it comes to the vote before then, my guess is that most or all republicans hold for judge kavanaugh on a couple of democrats particularly those in moderate states who are moderates themselves will vote for him. >> kennedy: so let's discuss, what is the right thing for democrats to do given they have a lot of resistance, what should they be after? >> judge napolitano: here's the issue, those that are rejoicing that the democrats are finally willing to meet with judge need to know they're not doing this because of a vote for him, they're doing this because they want to press him personally for his documents in his papers. which are in the national archives. you talk about a million and a half pages of documents that he prepared when he worked in the bush white house on things like torture, rendition, surveillance, forget about the fourth amendment. now when elena kagan currently on the suprem

brett cavanagh, to the supreme that, is the best example schumer, although he is under pressure from the liberal base, he is not cracking the whip, not twisting arms. he is letting joe donnelly of others, make their own decision on cavanagh, even though potentially this is the biggest issue of the midterms. that the vote comes close to election day. there's been a dynamic in the year long, the base wants strong resistance to trump, but these moderates have interest in working with trump. and schumer is letting them do for their states. >> that said, i think there are issues that democrats are the nationalat democrats would like them to. upheard van hollen bring health care, prince, today. they're running hard against the a bill thatax cuts, they think exacerbates income and equality and was unfair to people. they think efforts to repeal the and popularare act provisions within it, and go after potentially other entitlements, are issues that will help win over some rallyndents and democrats. and by and large, they're counting on the energy among the within the-- democratic base agains

we have somebody great in brett cavanagh. i think it is working out well. we need 100% of the vote.e have a couple places where i won by a 30, 40 points. it could be they come vote for senators, democrats, could be. we will see what happens. on the assumption that they don't, because they do talk. a fuse a nicer things about me than any republican. a couple of them compare me to some of the greats. i'm talking about abe lincoln, on the state. -- honest abe. they say great things. i tell the people, i say, it is wonderful they say nice things but they will never give us the vote. we need the vote. say bad things about me but to give the vote. i am not just talking vote on justices. i'm talking boats on a lot of other things including highways and infrastructure and the wall, add border security. i need their vote. we will never get their vote. the only way will get the vote is we need more republicans. you will see this country go down so fast. what we have done -- they even say, it really has been, as you say, amazing. it's been a miracle to a lot of people. i campaigned and i purpo

the senate judiciary committee released a third batch of documents from cavanagh's time is a white house lawyer for george w. bush. they have also reviewed documents from 12 years on the dc circuit. john cornyn says more documents are being produced than for any other supreme court nominee. >> the best way to get a sense how judge will perform on the future is how he or she has performed on the bench in the past. >> reporter: the confirmation hearing will last three or four days. top senate republicans want him confirmed by the supreme court at next term which begins october 1st. in washington ray logan, fox news. >> elliott sadler is hanging up his helmet to spend more time with his kids. rob: i want to be there to hug them when they do well and dust them off and send them back out when they fall. time for me to be a full-time dad that i went to be. he won three races and finished in the top ten 69 times over a 60 year period and will retire at the end of this season. 9 minutes after the hour, the us and mexico working together to crack down on drug cartels. will that actually work? our

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so do voters on the streets of washington dc with demonstrations organized under the hashtag stop cavanagh and reproductive justice, fears among some that are more conservative leaning supreme court might overturn roe v wade. women's equality day with more than 200 events planned across the country to oppose kavanaugh's nomination. shannon: thank you. a very busy week, the president's former fixer takes a plea deal come his longtime friend from the national enquirer gets in the unity. what does it mean if anything for the president? we will deal in in night court. legal eagles will answer the questions you, our viewers, send, there were a lot about this immunity deal. our $19.99 oil change also includes a tire rotation. book an appointment online. (indistthat was awful.tering) why are you so good at this? had a coach in high school. really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches? who says they don't? coach mcadoo! you know, at td ameritrade, we offer free access to coaches and a full education curriculum- just to help you improve your skills. boom

donnelly and heitkamp, cavanagh huddled with senator joe manchin of west virginia, turkey doubling downrts in retaliation for us sanctions, turkey is in the middle of a currency crisis, it centers on turkey's refusal to release andrew brinson. richardson has the latest tonight. >> reporter: the us tricky relationship is deteriorating further. the united states and turkey trading tariff increases and american pastor andrew brinson is still under house arrest in turkey. >> we feel turkey and specifically president erdogan treated pastor brunson who we know to be a very good person and strong christian who has done to nothing wrong very unfairly, very badly. something we won't forget in the administration. >> reporter: turkish court denied an appeal to release brunson from house arrest. he can appeal that decision. mike pence tweeted andrew brinson is an innocent man held in turkey and demand he be released, turkey would do well not to test donald trump's results to see americans who are wrongfully imprisoned in foreign lands returned home to the united states, turkey accuses incentive esp

brett cavanagh was a lawyer, independent counsel at the time, he had a job to do, he was doing his job. everyone knew he worked the whitewater investigation for years before he was in the dc circuit, new news to ask tough questions? he is a good lawyer? that is what you expect a good lawyer to do and he never said that he doesn't want to ask tough questions, that is a ridiculous statement. >> with the top democrat in the senate chuck schumer who said i will police of questions to him, make him answer why we can't have these documents and when we are getting them. does that work with the nominee? >> this is a lot of politics at play, coming up before the election, this particular nominee almost certainly if there's ever a subpoena has to address these questions of the scope of special counsel authority and continue the context of the original premise, original point, i had to wash my eyes out with soap to remember what we were dealing with 20 years ago. that concerns misuse of authority and abuse of power. jillian: the senators say they expect brett kavanaugh to recuse himself from any

it sort of changes them as to when and whether cavanagh will be confirmed. we reached out to paul brine this news particularly because he has said that republicans in congress won't pursue anything like this. since kathy mcmorris rodgers is on his leadership team and she is talking about this at a fundraiser in her home state. it raises the question wl republicans have one plan. then once the election is over, they are planning a surprise u-turn. we've had no comment from the speaker's office in response to our questions but we'll let you know if we do hear from him. you smng there is a big new storm brewing when it comes to kavanaugh's supreme court hearing and whether or not republicans are trying on block access to specific gromts kavanaugh's past because democrats say those documents might prove that kavanaugh lied under oath to the senate the last time he had a confirmation hearing. in 2006, he appeared before the committee. the same committee he will appear before for the nomination for the supreme court. he was white house staff secretary at the time

when judge brett kavanaugh becomes justice cavanagh it is possible he will be serving on the supremecourt when my children have grandchildren. that is why i am in this fight. that is why all of us understand how important this issue, donald trump's legacy and majority leader mcconnell and chairman grassley, their legacy on judges is going to be felt for our children and our children's children. there is nothing bigger. a president's term might be four years, a supreme court member could be on for 40. >> one last thought. i know you will appreciate this. you want to talk about antonin scalia because in many ways it is still being felt. no area where it is being felt than the idea of original listen becoming not just ideas that are narrowly prescribed by jurists but broadly accepted, this is the way judges should be doing their jobs. talk about his legacy. >> it is an amazing thing we have seen, that this idea, this philosophy of addressing judicial opinions went from being kind of an idea in the corner to being the central idea where every law student today gets to take a look at what

to sean cavanagh that stand. as we know of do d. a little from minds but from now on he'll be playing in the champions league with dortmund think associates of the i don't mind but that's easy they're a big club in germany and europe and that's what i was looking for and why i wanted to come here on monday in the. dark men's arch rivals shall to have their own french defensive specialist beauchemin stanley. in frankfurt meanwhile it's france to the fore sebastiano spearheading the attack in style. i. think sometimes i. starting next weekend we can all marvel over the bundesliga is french connection world champions superstars and top talent i have while i have a new. life coming to terms like i think. that i. will leave you with some funny moments from pre-season see you next week for a match day one here's must we enjoy the way we really really do think it's actually funny stuff going on in school i'm so that is that we've been having loads of fun as you can see the moment. that made the pre-season sweat and toil

we know mcgahn is working on the cavanagh confirmation, but does this show you how much longer he survives in the white house? >> first and foremost, there's a parallelism we are watching with what happened between former president nixon's legal team and then president nixon ended up firing a top attorney with regards to what happened. the second point is to echo what ozzie said, in the sense that this is the situation where the administration is saying, repeatedly, they are unsure whether or not president trump should sit down and give an interview to the special counsel, to mr. mueller's team. former new york city mayor, rudolph giuliani says he believes that is not the correct avenue to go. this article, essentially suggests there's division amongst the ranks in the president's legal team. that said, the interview for mr. giuliani would contend otherwise. look, it's like, you know, you have -- you have the intrigue with the president's administration and this side show, this synopsis of inner fighting within the president's legal team. >> ozzie, the president just tweeting this about th

been a harsh critic of critic of nafta using mexico of using it to take away jobs from americans cavanagh canada's top trade negotiator has also expressed optimism. here in germany sentiment among business executives improved significantly in august that's according to a monthly survey by the munich based evil research group its latest poll of company head shows that they are more satisfied with the current business climate germany's record trade surplus and beyond going goshi ations between washington and brussels to prevent further frictions in trade has boosted sentiment this is the first prize following months of declining business sentiment. not for some more analysis let's bring in our financial correspondent paul christian brit standing by the frankfurt stock exchange paul sentiment among german business leaders is picking up does it show in today's trading session. and christofias it was actually a surprise how good the mood is among german businesses so much so that the info institute is now considering correcting its growth outlook for the year the next is one of the most or is

low good morning just this thursday morning the twenty third of august welcome to the program on cavanagh and this is r.t. first that france has released a suspected terror plot over a bureaucratic error according to the french interior ministry reports from paris. an interesting story here in fronts indeed an alleged islam is terror plots or was freed here early in april because an investigating judge had forgotten to renew his pretrial custody and this information was first emerged in the local media but was later confirmed by francis justice ministry and french government spokesperson has called it a failure so much more to go that it is obviously agree failure i think the justice minister already initiated an internal probe to identify the reason for the speech and then introduce certain amendments to prevent such things from happening in the future which obviously the priority no use to find this individual the man who was one of the defendants in the case over alleged planned terror attack in the your own area here in france in two thousand and fourteen and was also believed to be p

right now it's evident that even the most committed partisan, judge cavanagh is supremely qualified forthe supreme court. so stop playing politics and join us in supporting his confirmation. >> watch day one of the senate confirmation hearing for supreme court nominee bret cavanaugh. september 4 on c-span three. watch anytime on c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. next we hear testimony from scientists and environmental experts on the impact of harmful algae bloom in u.s. water systems, specifically the florida gulf coast, great lakes and alaska. they spoke before at transportation subcommittee. this hearing runs one f hour. >> thank you

. >> 74 protests against brett cavanagh. against the supreme court nominee was held outside the capital the protesters went inside, some prevented him from meeting with senators, lawmakers confirm they did hold their meetings. the arrests were for obstructing inside the beltway. >> two migrants busted after man claiming to be the father of a 17-year-old girl crossing into the united states, border patrol agents in texas later finding out she is actually 18 and the two were friends, and it is unclear where the woman is from. >> if you are watching a network news last night chances are you didn't see much about this, the moving somber ceremony welcoming the 55 presumably american remains to hawaii after being handed to north korea. take a look. leland: network, abc, recover the story, just 24 seconds on it. cbs, nbc ignoring the story. on cable cnn aired live coverage for 58 seconds. jillian: hillary clinton is headed to hollywood. >> carly shimkus here with reaction to the latest news. >> reporter: hillary clinton has a new j

he got a primetime address to get all of the eyeballs to do this cavanagh person. and did not answer one question about the children who are missing. we find out today that the government has missed the deadline there are still 3,000 kids over 100 under the age of five. and he just doesn't answer. this is a social media president. that's why there should be laws and that's why they should've come here in the first place. he kind of gets away with it. i feel like he does. nobody pushes back. he just said it got on the plane his way with the in the sense that he still president but he also has historical low ratings. his personal lawyer is about the state evidence. maybe when that happens i will feel better. they show up. and have something to say than maybe i guess. for as handsome as bob mueller may be. it's a real revelation to me. it makes a lot of sense. but for how handsome he as he is he's going to save us. he may put a lot of trumps friends and family in jail. and if they committed crimes it will make them feel personally better. i know at first he was a pret

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>> he will ask brett cavanagh about the document when he meets with him next week.on, players protesting during the national anthem. standing in a tunnel before last night's game against the patriots, in a super bowl rematch, wearing a t-shirt wearing you are not listening during pregame, he raised a fist during the and some. michael bennett stayed in the locker room. they crushed the eagles 37-20. rob: donald trump signing off after 300 newspapers nationwide run editorials criticizing him but some people argue both sides in this are to blame. >> it was an initiative not to change the hearts and minds of trump or trump supporters. i think they are too far gone. >> too many in the press made this all about them. rob: discussing this is executive director of accuracy in media, gus court tell a. the boston globe, good to have you here, the boston globe says according to the president any media that doesn't blatantly support us administration policy, the president's policies are the enemy of the people and they say that is the first order of business for any corrupt reg

brett cavanagh, highest education, best grades, best test, best everything, they thought 15 years ago he was going to be a supreme court judge. look at justice gore such, how good is he? how good is he? we are getting them through but it is not easy because they really are. the term they use is resist. it is resist and obstruct. whatever they can do to resist and obstruct and frankly they are lousy politicians, they have horrible policy. the one thing they are good at, they stick together. they have struck and it is unfortunate. we have almost 400 people trying to get into government, many of whom left their jobs, the democrats holding them up with maximum delay, holding them up not allowing these great people to serve their country. it is a disgrace and it is a disgrace. you got the supreme court judge. really important for those who love our military. we have secured a record $700 billion for the military and $716 billion all approved. this is great news for the incredible patriot at macdill air force base. the proud home of these six, air mobility weighing us central command and sp

>> for the democrats nothing is enough unless brett cavanagh withdraws the nomination.crats don't have votes in the senate. what they are doing now is appropriate in the sense that it is great political theater for their constituents. when they go back to the district they can say we did everything we do to slow or stop it brett kavanaugh confirmation but didn't have the votes and that is what is going on. brett kavanaugh has been a judge for over a decade. not like he is a secret guy and he has been on the donald trump list of potential supreme court nominees for over a year. they had ample time to look at his record and request documents about him going back a year. it is really their fault. jillian: is there a chance it gets delayed? >> know. i tell you why. there is a practical reason why it doesn't get delayed. we have midterm elections coming up and one third of us senators are up for reelection, they want to go back to their home districts and campaign. they don't want to be in washington. they want to get out of washington as soon as they can to the campaign tra

he will be leaving before the cavanagh nomination is confirmed. it will be up to the president. here is what i would say. i between the law school with rod rosenstein, i know there is a group on the right that says nasty things about him. i see him as a guy that is just trying to uphold the law. >> it seems like she not as -- >> it was right around easter. i think she sore about the investigation. i'm not the person they're making these accusations about. if they were making accusations about me and i knew i didn't do anything wrong, i would probably be emotionally charged about that. i understand why the president is emotionally charged about it, but if you're asking me to evaluate somebody, i have a reasonably good prtrack record, have known rod for 33 years, that's me and my personal view of him. but as it relactes to jeff sessions -- as it relates to jeff saessions, i don't like tht they have been feuding, they got along great in the beginning. if you were talking to the president, he would say the reason they were feuding is they did not want jeff to recuse himself from the

you mentioned a lot about abortion and overturning it, what do you feel are the odds of bret cavanagh getting into the supreme court. [inaudible] >> i think you will get in. i think he's a washington guy and he knows what he's doing, there's nothing against him that will stop the votes to do it and i think he will get in. i think the left has already overplayed their hand, their calling him evil, people know this, if the next replacement is ruth bader ginsburg who i think is about 157 years old. [laughter] , they keep putting out pictures of her doing a plank to show how strong she is and i want to know when the last time was that she moved. it could just be rigor. [laughter] i think he will get in unless they find something that i don't know about and i think that what will make it a lot harder for them to right the next appointment who could replace the liberal which will be great. i'll give you the good version of the future. >> the morning. thank you for being here. i am lou keller from the university of cincinnati. my question is, what is the key to making a conservative movie st

judge brett cavanagh will start his senate confirmation hearings september 4. the hearing will last three or four days. trump nominated him to the highest court last month. >>> california joints 19 others dates in suing the federal government to block the distribution of blueprints for 3-d printed guns. the ghost guns are homemade firearms created by using a 3-d printer. they have no serial number which means they are not registered and cannot be traced. california attorney general joined a letter expressing concerns about the failure to enforce federal law by keeping these guns out of the hands of terrorist and criminals.'s letter read in part, president must understand that his fingerprints will be all over these untraceable guns, if his inexplicable decision leads to use of these weapons to commit crimes.>>> hundreds of thousands of people gathered in golden gate park. we go live to this year's festival underway right now. >>> trump fires off a series of tweets after some nfl players protest the national anthem. >>> the second era about to get underway in oa

elections, the daughter of bill and hillary clinton will be weighing in on the fight over brett cavanaghnt with abortion rights. and after getting duped by sasha baron cohen is willing to sit down with her again. the arizona senate candidate says he welcomes another interview but he wants some conditions telling the examiner get out of your undercover role and interview me in english so i can understand it and we can go man-to-man. you can ask me anything you want. deputy managing editor of the boston globe calling for a war of words against the trump administration urging editorial boards nationwide to publish a denouncement on august 16th of what the newspaper refers to as dirty war against the free press. 70 outlets including houston chronicle, the minneapolis star, and denver post have agreed to join that effort and emily iv, senior airman at colorado but clear for space is all for eating more chicken. she launched a now viral online petition calling on chick-fil-a to bring the restaurant to military bases across the country. many agree with her. almost 54,000 people have signed on t

justice cavanagh says they may have made the wronk choice in that and he is the president's pick forupreme court. donald trump likes to keep them close, and that is your reality check. >> i don't think that president trump would have any problems with the comparison up until that point 44 years ago today. >> i think that is exactly right, he doesn't want to take the parallel too far, but he does identify with nixon in a way that is unusual in modern american politics. >> thank you, so charlottesville, virginia, under a state of emergency as we approach one year. the reporter who did so much great work from inside the rally tells us what has changed and what is the same. people 50 and over, who like me, are actual customers of the aarp auto and home insurance program from the hartford and over that time i noticed a common theme. people appreciate the value they get with the hartford. - we originally signed up for automobile and homeowners' together. the hartford was the only one that was able to save us money. - that's a good feeling, huh? - yeah, it's good to have everything bundled

. >> reporter: white house counsel don began is leaving after brett cavanagh is confirmed to the supremeourt in fall. donald trump saying he's not concerned about what he said to robert mueller. >> he is a really good guy, been with me for a long time. he has been here almost two years. a lot of affection for don. >> any concern what he says to mueller? >> know. >> reporter: donald trump said he gave the green light to speak with the special counsel investigators. a professor linked to the russia probe is at the center of the complaint about wasted taxpayer dollars. defense department whistleblower accusing him of abusing government contracts along with paying $600,000 for academic papers related to russia. judicial watch demanding the release of emails and messages. rob: donald trump optimistic about renegotiating a trade agreement with canada as tomorrow's deadline looms. >> canada wants to make the deal. and things working out very well. >> the united states mexico trade agreement during the mexican president's phone call. >> reporter: donald trump pulling an about-face on military dr

. >> this nomination is now tainted because the president who nominated him, brett cavanagh, implicated in a criminal conspiracy. >> he did not drain the swamp, he made it more rigid and more fetid. there is a cesspool around this president. >> reporter: chuck grassley says brett kavanaugh is scheduled to start hearings. you can see the interview with the president and that is in less than an hour. jillian: we will be watching. rob: democrats ramping up efforts to impeach the president after the michael cohen please deal. jillian: newt gingrich says they should be focusing on the american people. >> we are in the middle of the two universe fight over the nature of america. the left would like paul manafort and all these other legal things to be the deciding issues in september and october. we want lowest black unemployment in american history, lois latino unemployment american history, over 4% real growth, wages going up. americans having conservative judges approved in record numbers. bad regulations being thrown out in record numbers. we went to have a debate in which our universe is

it hers are reviewing 8000 pages of recently released records from judge brett cavanagh's time in the white house. he is scheduled to testify before the senate judiciary committee after labor day. senator chuck grassley, the committee chairman, says the confirmation hearing could last three or four days. you can watch it all live on c-span.org or listen live on the free c-span radio app. next, today's white house briefing with price -- with white house press secretary sarah sanders. at the start of the briefing, the defense department officials gave them up to date on the return of the remains of american soldiers killed in the korean war. this is 35 minutes. ms. sanders: good afternoon. the images from the honorable carry ceremony at joint base pearl harbor this month made us all proud to be americans. president trump is committed to getting the almost 8,000 left behind from the korean war home, and bringing closure to the families who have been waiting for more than 60 years. the process of identifying and verifying the remains is challenging but one that this administration is comm

. >> unemployment is at a 20 year low, we have neil gorsuch on the court, brett cavanagh will be on the court, tax cuts, cutting red tape and regulation. >> it is clear that congressman will join donald trump in the swamp. we are going to press toward a higher mark. >> reporter: this is shaping up to be a true proxy battle between donald trump and senator sanders and happening in the nation's largest blue state. this is going to be one of the biggest races nationwide. >> bill nelson and rick scott as well. thank you very much. a scandal erupting today 24 hours after the party nominees were locked in. there is intense back lash but the progressive candidate's firing back, but he has serious questions of his own about an fbi corruption investigation. it henry has all the details. >> this is shaping up as an epic fight for the governorship of florida and within 24 hours of the nominees being set, it is on. ron desantis and andrew lemire in major controversies proving this may be the spiciest midterm brawl of the mall. desantis told fox that florida cannot, quote, monkey this up by embracin

the hearing date is set for september 4th and brett cavanagh will be there. >> you to debate this, andppy friday. let's start with you. is this get even for what happened with merrick garland? >> i don't think it is get even. it is a matter of senate democrats doing what the american people elected them to do, which is hold the administration accountable, do what is in the long-term best interests of the people they represent. anyone donald trump nominates to the bench we know will be a threat to good decision-making in this country. of trump nominates them we know they pledged their allegiance to what is in the best interest of the american people, it is in the best interest of donald trump and what he believes in. i'm afraid his nominee to the supreme court, the policy decisions he has taken in the past, most of them are too. >> they refused to meet with brett kavanaugh or even consider him, out of hawaii, and massachusetts, these three in all honesty were never going to vote. isn't the important thing the moderates in missouri, manchin in west virginia, that realistically is going t

[cheers and applause] justice cavanagh, justice gorsuch supreme court. were for west virginia this november than chuck schumer running the senate and nancy pelosi with maxine waters running the house. [booing] and that is why you must vote republican. you've got to get out and vote. they keep talking about her blue waves. i don't see it. the greatest economy we've ever had. joe manchin always voted for obama and he voted to keep the disaster known as obamacare and i will tell you, it is being chipped away. you know, we had it eaten. the one man, i'm sure nobody knows who i'm talking about, voted no, shockingly. really surprising to a lot of people because he campaigned on repeal and replace, but we really knocked about, including the individual mandate. we got rid of the most unpopular part of obamacare, where you have the privilege of paying a fortune for not having to pay a fortune for really bad health care. we got rid of it. a lot of people are very happy about it. that came along with the biggest tax cut in our history. in joe manchin voted no on th

scheduled to begin ne the vice president said, if we lived in a more respectful time judge cavanagh wouldonfirmed. >>> tributes continue to pour in after the death of arizona senator john mccain who died over the weekend. doug luzader joins us live from washington d.c. where preparations are underway to auditor senator mccain's life all this week. >> reporter: senator mccain was a huge victor here in washington. we are learning more about the events that will take place remember his life. a procession down a dusty arizona road carries a john mccain on what will be a final journey. outside his office in phoenix a memorial has taken shape as constituents remember a tenacious leader expected there's a sign on some of the flowers that remarks that i didn't always agree with you, but i always respected you. i think that really captures how many people felt about john mccain. >> reporter: john mccain carried many titles. naval aviator, prisoner of war a presidential candidate. he left an enduring mark on the sentence that he loved. there's an effort underway to rename the capitol hill building

. >> we don't have enough time, we have brett cavanagh, an election coming up and i say this loving jeff sessions but for the country's sake and the department of justice's say, we need somebody that can have the trust of the president. this relationship is going to get better or result in a new face and a new voice of the department of justice. >> graham's comments appeared to be an unprompted invitation to the president to take action if he wishes, a wink and a nod gesture that he has a friend in the senate, you guys are friends, if grassley chooses to go to the senate finance committee graham would become judiciary committee chairman. up for reelection in 2020 being close to trump would stave off a primary challenge. >> here is what i say about that. of senator grassley knows the finance committee, i will become chairman in the traditions of the senate. i hope he stays because i think he has been a great chairman. i saying on national television the obvious, jeff sessions and donald trump do not enjoy a healthy relationship. i'm not blaming jeff sessions, i think he is highly ethical

if he is confirmed there are plenty of democrats who say brett cavanagh must recuse himself from anything having to do with the mueller investigation or anything involving this president. >> brett kavanaugh is confirmed to be a justice of the supreme court he doesn't have an obligation because he was nominated by the president on that issue, that is not the case. this is a constant fight between special councils and presidents. it happened with president clinton, they got back hard and got an interview. it did blow up in the president's face. it is cautious for any president but the supreme court has weighed in on these issues a number of times and have not come down on the side of the president. two next in cases, one determined the president was immune from civil litigation but prior to that, was subject to a criminal subpoena so it is not clear the president is going to win this battle because of the supreme court. this will be an interesting battle if it does come down to that and alan dershowitz is right that this is a hard deal for mueller to accept. shannon: do you think the presid

think what we are seeing, the democrats are meeting with his second nominee, supreme court nominee cavanagh next week. there's not a lot the democrats can do to stop the supreme court pick. i think donald trump is nervous about seeing a shift in that. you have to remember all the things going on. if democrats get control of the house, that's going to cast a wide net of influence on the mueller investigation, the government oversight committee, which will be chaired by democrats. i can understand why this president is nervous and should be. >> here is a fresh trump tweet from moments ago. quote, the fake news hates me saying they are an enmy of the people because they know it is true. i am providing a great service by explaining this to the american people. they purposely cause great division and distrust. they can also cause wall. they are very dangerous and sick. is the president of the united states tweeting just moments ago, digging down into his accusation that the president, enemy of the people, they are dangerous, they can cause war? i mean, this is unprecedented for a president to co

the republican national lawyers association, he said if we lived in a more respectful time judge cavanaghould be overwhelmingly confirmed her >> a bill heading to the state assembly making sure women serve on the board of public companies in california, supporters say having more women on the board will lead to more protections in the workplace against sexual harassment, some business groups oppose the bill saying it could force them to hire women over more deserving male candidates.it's already passed in the state senate but we know -- will need to go back to the senate for final approval it tickets through the assembly that added amendments. >>> golden state warriors steph curry, father to two young girls and a baby boy wrote a moving letter about how women's equality has become an issue close to his heart. the letter starts lighthearted with him saying his six-year- old daughter riley wants to be like her parents, basketball star like her dad in a celebrity chef like her mother. and then his letter turned serious when he says, he hopes that both of his daughters grow up in a world wher

it hers are reviewing 8000 pages of recently released records from judge brett cavanagh's time in the white house. he is scheduled to testify before the senate judiciary committee after labor day. senator chuck grassley, the committee chairman, says the confirmation hearing could last three or four days. you can watch it all live on c-span.org or listen live on the free c-span radio app. next, today's white house briefing with price -- with white house press secretary sarah sanders.