week to approve his cabinet protests also rejected him describing him as part of the same corrupt closs they were rallying against a saying in iraq 2 rockets have hit the green zone in the capital baghdad where the u.s. embassy government offices are located no one was injured in the attack. afghanistan's president has cast doubt on a key component of the u.s. taliban peace deal ashraf ghani says the government did not commit to releasing 5000 taliban prisoners and says it can't be a precondition for talks with the group a prisoner swap was part of the agreement signed in qatar on saturday u.s. secretary of state might pompei or has expressed hope that the negotiations between the 2 sides will begin in the coming days you're a guy has sworn in its new president lewis like a pro is set to lead a center right coalition and in the 15 year rule of the leftist broad front party voters are hoping the new conservative government will boost the economy cut crime and realign foreign policy towards the u.s. . donald trump's trip to india last weekend clearly it's a sight seeing at the taj mahal t

brought us the news that the big three are shutting down production because it is just not safe to be in closs proximity to each other. compared to world war ii sure, to your point, they shifted what they were producing and went from automobiles to tanks. you can't do that in this crisis there is no comparable analogy to what we are seeing here one thing i want to mention is the lessons of 2008, 2009. i keep coming back to the idea that a lot of american politics and what we saw in the bail outs the bankers that caused the crisis received the bailouts it goes directly to the tea party move and talking about the system being rigged against individual voters. that is the legacy of those bailouts politically what we do now over the next week or 10 days will have a similar legacy how the future of the country is shaped, politically, economically and morally will be decided decided by senators rushing out the door they have to take into account the implications of the politics for a decade or more >> a perfect segue to this next conversation we are looking to have jimmy, eamon, stay right there als

passed sabotage the act a couple of legislators who were against the act decided to insert a gender closs thinking that would cause a lot of people to not vote for the act that backfired he got past anyway but also in terms of what it did for race in terms of reckless also made it illegal to discriminate based on. six and so initially, a lot of women's organizations, are pretty optimistic that this would be enforced. but when it is not, of course a group of women in 1966 found an organization called the national organization for women. now and oh w.. is found in june of 1966. the third annual conference of commissions and status of women in washington d.c.. its first organizational meeting in 1966 it was still pretty small, just had about 300 members, a bit by about the 1970s it had grown to about 40,000 members. its primary purpose was to enforce pressure to pressure local and federal governments, to enforce the civil rights act. which made it illegal to discriminate on sex as well as race. you can challenge the law on what you already know what's going on, they just have to go out and p

to be about having good enough data and sophistication around digital marketing to compete with the clossa that -- i made a list of everything the country has been through in 2020. we're halfway through -- >> what about today? >> the soleimani strike. that was the first story of the new year. republicans and democrats expressed concern. republican senator mike lee was among -- joined democrats in saying it was the most troubling and disturbing military briefing he ever had. was followed by the acquittal and impeachment in the middle, john bolton's book came back. john bolton parting ways with the white house. the white house now blocking publication of his book which is supposed to be out next week on the 17th. the coronavirus mess, no test kits available. the stock market plunge. and attacks on the supreme court. what does sort of the fatigue from just what's happened in 2020 have to do with what biden is seeing in terms of voters coalescing around him so suddenly without a ground game, without paid advertising, without campaign stops in most of the states voting for him overwhelmingly?

different courts, different agencies applied varied standards and different standards, you know, in closs proximity to one another and we're not going to defines the terms. i think congress understood they had a broad interpretation and was leaving it up to the agency or the executive branch to determine how far to extend. and the only question here is whether under the 1996 law whether this is a reasonable interpretation of congress' intend and we believe it is. >> can you address the scope of the injection? -- injunction? >> yes. obviously we disagree that a nationwide injunction is appropriate here for the reasons your honor has already mentioned. it's inequitable and perfect example that it should go into effect in the district court's injunction. if it weren't stayed, would have overruled effectively the rulings of those courts. that it should go into effect, it's not required by the apa. the apa is equitable relief. in abbott labs, equitable defenses can be impose even in an apa case. >> the district court said something to the effect there was a need for a universal interpretation