without being able to offer an amendment we had the story about one democratic senator who was defeated in the last election. he never got a chance to make a vote during the entire time in the united states senate. we know that is how some people act when they don't get to wait. tantrums are in appropriate for the senate. i think if my friend senator biden had been in the chamber today he would have said, as you have heard him say so many times, that is a bunch of malarkey. i didn't come to talk about the minority leader but i wanted to follow-up on my remarks earlier this week on the biden rules. senator biden didn't make these

in these instances i'm showing here, they're all part of being democrats. senate democrats have also been responsible for every major escalation in judicial confirmation since 1992. within two weeks of president george w. bush's nawx, the senate democratic leader vowed to use -- quote -- "whatever means necessary -- unquote -- to defeat undesirable judicial nominees. a few months later, senate democrats organized a retreat with the goal, as "the new york times" described it, of changing the ground rules for the confirmation process. in january, 2002, former democratic congressman, appeals court judge and white house counsel abner mikfa urged senate democrats not to consider any supreme court nominees during president bush's first term. he went on to be on the circuit court of appeals. in 2003, democrats began for the first time to use the filibuster to defeat judicial nominees who otherwise would have been confirmed, and in july, 2007, senator charlie schumer, a friend of mine, said in a speech to the american constitution society that the senate should not confir

senate in the fall. or early next year. they may. but they may not. democrats certainly have very strong chance of retaining the white house. and because of the senate seats that happen to be up more than held by republicans and some in democratic trending states such as illinois, there is also a good shot that the democrats could retake the senate. if you have a president clinton or president sanders and a democratic senate in early 2017, particularly given how sore they will be at the republicans for having blocked obama's nominees, i think they would look to find a candidate who would be of no compromise then. they would go for probably -- they would not face the same political constraints that obama faces. host: this is a piece posted overnight. you indicated triggering a nomination battle. what names have you heard so far? what potential names do you think could rise to the top? guest: i think that so far nearly every justice has been appointed in the past half century has been a sitting judge. elena kagen has been an exception. so initially we look to the

--the house plan comes in lower than both the governor and senate democrats' plans. it calls for spending seven- point-three-two billion dollars 983-million senate democrats 70- million dollars more overall ... and 28 million more on education. --governor branstad's budget proposal calls for spending seven- point-four-one-billion dollars ... 992 million of that on education. a bill meant to better protect athletes who've suffered a concussion is moving ahead in the iowa senate. the bill proposes there be an every varsity level sporting event. especially at football games, and wrestling and soccer matches. trainers would be required to evaluate injured players then sign off before those players are allowed back in to compete. senator tod bowman is backing the bill 402212 - can they afford not to do it, can they afford not to have this as a liability out there that might happen if they dont have a health care professional there - sen. tom bowman jackson co. coming up tonight at five .... how much some athletic departments are already paying for trainers.... plus some co

the tax issue bedeviled romney in the 2012 campaign after democratic senate leader harry what romney is now saying about trump. >> the word's out that he hasn't paid any taxes for 10 years. let him prove that he has paid taxes, because he hasn't. >> reporter: the accusation was later debunked. for his part, trump has boasted he tries to keep his tax bill low. >> i fight like hell not to pay taxes. i hate the way the government spends my money. >> reporter: and he noted on twitter that, "tax returns have zero to do with someone's net worth." romney's response, "me thinks the conald doth protest too much." trump's g.o.p. rivals marco rubio and ted cruz have both pledged to release their returns. >> they're not very exotic, but we will release them. >> i haven't made enough money that my tax returns are interesting. >> reporter: donald trump is on a three-state winning street and won 60% of the delegates awarded so far. tuesday presents the biggest haul of all-- 595 delegates,

taking money from wall street firms through the democratic senate campaign committee. for his part, sanders stayed on message in derry last night not addressing his rival's comments. sanders: together we're going to create an economy that works for working families not just the one percent. kelley: polls do show sanders with a big lead here. as we've seen before, those polls don't always get it rye. emily. emily: kelley, we'll have to wait and see for the moment, right? in the meantime, we have some clues, three things to watch for today as voters head to the polls. our democratic analyst mary ann marsh says, look at the polls. the closer hillary clinton gets to within 5% of bernie sanders, second, watch the turnout. the higher the turnout, the better the chance for sanders. and finally, look for buses on

in these instances i'm showing here, they're all part of being democrats. senate democrats have also been responsible for every major escalation in judicial confirmation since 1992. within two weeks of president george w. bush's nawx, the senate democratic leader vowed to use -- quote -- "whatever means necessary -- unquote -- to defeat undesirable judicial nominees. a few months later, senate democrats organized a retreat with the goal, as "the new york times" described it, of changing the ground rules for the confirmation process. in january, 2002, former democratic congressman, appeals court judge and white house counsel abner mikfa urged senate democrats not to consider any supreme court nominees during president bush's first term. he went on to be on the circuit court of appeals. in 2003, democrats began for the first time to use the filibuster to defeat judicial nominees who otherwise would have been confirmed, and in july, 2007, senator charlie schumer, a friend of mine, said in a speech to the american constitution society that the senate should not confir

i am showing here they are all democrats. senate democrats have been responsible for every major of escollation in judicial conformation since 1992. within two weeks of the bush anomination the senate leader vowed to use whatever necessary to defeat pun desirable nominees. senate democrats organized a retreat a few weeks later with the goal of changing the conformation process rules. democratic congressman, appeals court judge, abner mick urges senate democrats not to consider any supreme court nominees during president bush's first term. he went on to the circuit court of the appeals. in 2003, democrats began to use the filibuster to defeat judicial nominees who would have been confirmed. charles schumer sent a speech out saying the senate should not confirm a supreme court nominee during bush's last 18 months in office. chairman biden said the state of the conformation process should be fair, consideration of any supreme court nominee, judicial nominee had been defeated by filibuster in years. democrats led 20 filibusters that def

senate at that time. and strom thermon was the chairman. and one year later, there was a vacancy, and justice scalia, judge bork, he was nominated in 1987 by reagan, but the democrats controlled the senate and so he was defeat. so the idea that anybody really knows the dynamic of what it's going to be this year if they put off this confirmation hearing is something that could republicans. >> let's talk a little bit about the next term. can you imagine, jp, cases the next time around? going into october, or with the announced intention that fewer cases are going to be heard? >> i suppose that's a possibility that could take fewer or less controversial casings but that could be problematic for every day americans facing problems, especially in the case of civil rights where we need these issues resolved in a timely fashion. just to back up for a second, are we really going to go two complete supreme court terms at full strength? that's a remarkable and unprecedented processing picture, and i don't think that we should accept that at face value. i'm reminded of a leader in a similar situation, where we come together in a bipartisan effort to come together in a constit

also vote for a democratic senate candidate. it is interesting how tightly linked the races are and they two cogs.lly we are joined from capitol hill. thank you for your time. >> democrats held a forum on the republican refusal to hear a supreme court nominee. talkeditutional scholar about the role of nomination.

senator, even a democrat, there is a very important atmosphere here. the importance of the hispanic vote in 2016 presidential elections, if he nominates an hispanic and they say they're not going to consider it, that may be a difficult choice to take when that hispanic vote can be decisive in november. even though there is a lot of bluster now, if he plays this cleverly i think he could get a nominee through >>> thank you for that. the u.s. has urged turkey to halt military strikes to kurdish strikes in syria. the prime minister is demanding the fighters withdraw from its borders. there has been shelling in northern syria. the y.p.g. said the positions were targeted. tur see says it was striking in retaliation under the army's rules of engagement-- turkey. >> translation: during the attacks by y.p.g. forces there have been actions against our border. retaliation was taken against forces that represented a threat. to counter the efforts of these fighters who are clearly an offshoot from the p.k.k.'s efforts to gain their own area in syria >>> our corres

senator grassley used the words of democratic senator harry reid from 20-05 at that time reid stated, "the duties of the senate are set forth in the u.s. constitution. nowhere in that document does it say the senate has a duty to give the presidential u-s officials are investigating 14 new reports that the zika virus was spread through sex. the cases include several pregnant women. cdc is advising all men who have traveled to an area active with the zika virus to use condoms or abstain from sex for the length of the pregnancy. the senate health, education and labor and pensions committee met this morning to talk about the latest on the spread of the disease. hy-vee grocery stores are recalling its macadamia nuts because of a potential salmonella contamination. the macadamia nuts come in a blue 2- ounce plastic bag. the product was sold between july of last year and february 3rd of this year. nuts with the best buy date july 10th are affected. staff at des moines' high schools are encouraging students to look ahead to the summer to find jobs. counselors at east high school say the bigg

, like senate minority leader harry reid, are questioning their motives. to delegitimize president obama. jan: but democrats like reid, even then-senator obama, have blocked or tried to block

raised millions of dollars for the democratic senate committee. one end i'm criticized because i'm not strong enough and then raising money for the democratic committee to make sure they regain control of the senate. but no, i do not go and raise money for the financial institutions. >> dickerson: when you write letters for the campaigns why do you think they're giving money if not for the expectation that by your thinking and roping they might have some influence over you? >> john, the people i am writing to are contributing 25, 0, 40 dollars. if anybody doesn't know the difference between a super pac which races millions of dollars from wall street, then frankly we don't know what is going on in politics today. my letter that i sent out to millions of people was designed to bring in low donations. low dollar donations. very, very different. from appealing to wall street or big money interests. >> dickerson: the final question, you've dismissed some of the issues that the press has tried to raise about hillary clinton, her e-mails, for example, wh

the one female democratic senator who was conspicuously from the stage, massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. the republican race also heating up tonight talks 25 miller and terry new hampshire tonight where marco rubio is expected to take the stage any lair. >> reporter: any moment expecting him to take the stage right now we're hearing from members of congress who recently endorsed the senator. he just recently endorsed marco rubio were expecting him to take the stage here momentarily imagine it will be getting ready for the debate much of today now here in derry. >> reveals momentum building 600 people expected here tonight. a new poll shows them closing in on donald trump and third ohio governor john kasich. today on his bus the ohio governor gave me access traveling with him through new hampshire. a new poll out today shows him hitting ground here. new hampshire fits me because it's a smaller state. you know you can get to see most people. so what were doing exactly what we wanted to do we think it's all going to pay off. hoping for a big payoff because he skipped the tail end of

we already know the incoming democratic leaders view the claim that the senate should reverse the presumption of confirmation and not confirm a supreme court nominee except in extraordinary circumstances. we also know how the current democratic leader feels. here is what he said, the senate is not a rubberstamp for the executive branch. nowhere does it say the senate has a duty to give presidential nominees to vote. appointment shall be made. that is very different. what about the views of the top? joe barton wasi was a center for many decades. the loyal democrat. develop enduring friendships command before becoming vice president he served here is chairman of the judiciary committee. consider what he said. it was an election year with campaigns already underway, president and the senate majority and political parties. and here is what appeared on page a 25. democrat delaware chairman of the judiciary committee urged president bush not to fill any vacancy that might open up on the supreme court until after warning that any election year nominee will become a victim of a power struggle over co

democrats favored senator bernie sanders who credited his win to a huge voter turnout. and republicans, donald trump won big. the campaign now moves to south carolina. but chris christie is headed to new jersey for a breather after coming in sixth. >>> when you step out the door this morning, cooler than yesterday. look at auburndale, you just dropped 40. 53 in bradenton. and yes, near the freezing mark in crystal river and inverness. so it is cooler, it's breezy. during the day, the winds from the north will keep you from warming up very much. 54 at noon. 58 at 3:00 p.m. that's about 15 degrees below average. and we have a chilly night tonight down into the 30s. and we won't see the stronger winds. warming trend into up ther 60s by the weekend. valentine's day looks nice. >> 65, not bad for heart day. >>> westbound i-4, hitting the brakes. ybor city area, 301 to 275, nine minutes. 17 minutes here on the veterans expressway from ehrlich to 275. so southbound heavy. and look at this, away if bearss down to hillsborough, really heavy south 275. and a crash fowler avenue b

kennedy was confirmed by democratic senate during reagan's last year in office. my republican friends say all but the senator said this about it, that senator said that, joe biden said this. it doesn't matter doesn't matter what people say, it's what we do. fourteen times in history we have voted on judges in an election year. so my republican colleagues who suggest that this process cannot be done before president obama leaves office are fooling themselves. history has disproven that and the constitution is going to chastise them, whoever says i want a day constitution. this is very clear, it absolutely is. i guess i have a message for my republican friends here. pretty simple, do your job. do your job. if you are afraid to do your job and do something else with your life. if you do not want to do your job because you are worried someone moderate make it through that make your arguments. if you want to vote no vote no. but to hold a press conference and to say you won't even hold a hearing is outrageous. mr. president, every day in towns and cities across this co

democratic senator pam jochum argues iowa's "most vulnerable citizens" will be hurt. 11:14:50 "this isn't ready. and i'm not going to even blame the department, or all the people who have worked really hard to try and make this thing work and be implemented. the governor gave them unrealistic goals and expectations to meet. and they're not being met yet." :01-:21 the republicans in charge of the house chose not to take up the bill... partly on house chose not to take up the bill... partly on principle, and partly because they say governor branstad would just veto it. a bill aimed at better regulations for automated traffic cams made it out of committee today... the bill would require the iowa department of transportation to systems... the process would need to comply guidelines. the bill shifts the responsibility fromthe manufacturer to state. lawmakers say this bill will assure iowans that traffic cameras in different cities will be regulated the same way. one thing weve been trying to do in alleviating that concern and lack of confidence with the general public is make sure we have prop

tracie potts is following the latest from capitol hill. << senator patrick leahy (d-vt)/ ranking democrat, judiciary cmte) "it is unprecedente d. it is pure politics." from capitol hill... senator patrick leahy (d-vt)/ fmr. judiciary cmte chairman) "it is wrong. it is not responsible." to the campaign trail... bernie sanders/ (d) presidential candidate) "talk about cowardice! talk about obstructionis t!" democrats are pushing back hard at republicans' refusal to give president obama's supreme e court nominee a vote. senator chuck schumer (d-ny)/ senate judiciary cmte) "let's have a hearing. let's hear from our constituents what they think and then vote -- not say no vote at all." hillary clinton/ (d) presidential candidate) "the people of this country should send a very clear message: that is not the way our constitution works." they point out: anthony kennedy was onfirmed by a democratic senate... in president reagan's final year. eric schultz/ principal deputy wh press secretary) "the constitution does not include exemptions for election years, or for the president's "we're in an electi

any senator could have forced a cloture vote. anyone democrat could have done it. we didn't do that. it was never done until republicans showed up here in the last few years. , a very confidential person, received a long hearing before the committee and a long debate here in the senate. and he was voted down. that's how this is supposed to work other nominees have been voted down. we did not say, we will not hold a hearing on board. we did not say, we will not take the committee's actions and just leave it. down by anrned overwhelming margin. in spite of that, we brought it to the senate floor and there was a debate and he won by two votes. he was defeated in the committee. we did not look for an excuse. that's the way it used to be done. now the republican leadership will not meet with the nominee even though they don't know who it will be. they will not hold a hearing. the chairman of the committee will not even go to the white house to visit with the president. chairman, senator biden did his constitutional duty and processed nominations even though they were re

senator balanced win. we're very proud that this is a bipartisan bill that is supported by both democrats and republicans. the fact that it is led by all women senators, maybe our time has come given that again women are two and a half times more likely than men to suffer from this disorder. we remember in the early days whether it was the women senator whos united to do something about breast cancer research or when it was women senators who said why are we just studying men when it comes to various drugs and various diseases and cancer. women have different interactions. women have different problems. and in fact these eating disorders affect women two and a half times more than men, yet not literally hardly anything is going on with this in terms of help and funding. the number one mental health disorder that leads to death. highest mortality rate is anorexia. the bill is named in honor of anna weston of minnesota who was diagnosed with anorexia when she was 16 years old. her health started deteriorating quickly after she completed her sophomore year at the university of oregon. she began suffering from

joining me is democratic senator ben, senior member of the environmental works committee. rail." >> good to be with you. >> i want to start by talking about the battle for the heart of the democratic party. you support hillary clinton, many said she is running a pragmatic campaign. bernie sanders is rising in the polls and a lot of voters respond to his idealism, if you will. where do you stand on the divide between idealism and pragmatism in your party? >> i have been listening to most of the debates. i think hillary clinton has been on fire. she articulated her positions, she has been strong on her issues, domestic issues. she's running an energetic campaign, as she pointed out herself. she's been fighting the fight and has great credibility and experience to deal with the changes faced. she's been energetic. bernie sanders is a friend. i've known him for a long time, clearly has a lot more energy at the campaign. that may have not been involved in the past. that's good news. credited the situation now, we hope both well for november. we have more people out voting for th

senator humphrey: yes, but isn't johnson a democrat? isn't he a majority leader and i would think he -- senator kennedy: a candidate for president, however? senator humphrey: never can tell, it's wide open. mr. ames: gentlemen: senator humphrey has the floor. he has 30 more seconds. senator humphrey: i am through. senator kennedy: there were congressmen, democrats, supporting senator humphrey, and some supporting me in the wisconsin primary. the only point i'm making is there has been a statement by senator humphrey's campaign manager, that he was his third choice. mr. ames: we have two minutes left to the end of the program. i will give you each one minute apiece to debate on this subject. you have the floor, sir, for one minute on the subject you have just opened. one minute. senator kennedy: well, i'm merely saying that senator humphrey is a very able and vigorous senator. all i said, that those who are supporting other candidates have uniformly supported the candidacy of senator humphrey in west virginia. that is their privilege, but

democrat. as you know he served in the u.s. senateindependent, although he caucuses with the democrats. has he actually, do you know if he's actually registered as a democrat? >> no. my understanding is that senator sanders has not registered as a democrat. keep in mind in vermont, they don't have party registration. so he has caucused with the democrats since he's been a member of congress and we certainly welcomed him when he announced his candidacy and clearing his intention to seek the democratic nomination. and my understanding throughout any of the valid access qualification requirements, host not had any trouble including in new hampshire where it's a little more strict. he's not had any trouble qualifying as a democratic >> have you gotten a commitment from him that let's say he loses this contest, hillary clinton against the nomination, when he continues his service in the u.s. senate, he will serve as a democrat or will he continue to be an independent? >> we have not discussed that with senator sanders, but senator sanders

, senator well and i'm not through with my story. the next democratic leader of the senate, senator schumer, --i guess you could call in, the standard we the standard wakulla we call it the reid rule at the schumer standard.t george w. it rolls off the tongue better. so this is what senator schumer said. this is 18 months before president george w. bush was months left office.ng he said for the rest of the president's term, this is 18 months. we are only looking at roughly 10 or 11 months until president obama leaves but senator schumer said in 2007 we should reverse the presumption of confirmation. i frankly don't know what he's talking about. the constitution doesn't talkom about presumption of confirmation but it's pretty clear to me he wants ahe presumption that the nominee will not be confirmed for the next 18 months. senator schumer one of the democratic leaders i will recommend to my colleagues that we should not confirm a supreme court nominee except in extraordinary circumstances. so what we are doing is what senator reid and senator schumet ad

to keep the senate and democratic camps. cause we all share. but it is senator sanders who has acted that -- who has suggested that the mere act of raising money from those tied to the financial services industry is cause for questioning one's integrity. merely by the standard he has put forward and applied to secretary clinton, does it now make it relevant for him to have to answer for it as well. >> brian fallon, thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >>> still to come, there's disturbing new information coming into cnn about the paris attacks. we're now learning that the french capital wasn't the only target. we have new information when we come back. ay? sfx: cell phone chimes start with a positive attitude... and positively radiant skin. aveeno® positively radiant moisturizer... with active naturals® soy. aveeno® naturally beautiful results®. after a dvt blood clot.mind when i got out of the hospital what about my family? my li'l buddy? and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital

democratic state senator mike woodard represents durham. >> my neighbors don't have much in common in issues with folks who live in a different county for instance. >> the state he republican party offered a solution to the question of how to draw the lines. >> each district should be drawn completely on a colorblind race neutral process with no considerations of race. >> but several democratic senators we spoke with say not considering race would be inconsistent with the voting rights act. >> i think to ignore the racial component of this is to ignore 200 years of history. >> state lawmakers seek ago delay from the u.s. supreme court on the order to redraw the until 3:00 tomorrow to respond. so what is the impact from this weekend's death of justice scalia. ahead at 7 we're going to a take a closer look at that. >> while we wait, president obama doesn't man to name a possible replacement until the senate gets back to work. he died overt weekend of natural causes. lawmakers alreadyy announced that they do not want the fought announce a new justice. but there are more than 300 days lef

. >>> democratic senate leader dan blue applauded the decision. senator blue says the decision ensures that due process will prevail to see that every vote truly counts. we're still waiting a response from state republicans. >>> breaking news in the nevada democratic caucus. former secretary of state crucial victory over senator bernie sanders. clinton narrowly defeated sanders there in a bid for the democratic nomination. today's win gives clinton a bit of momentum heading into south carolina. two thirds of voters said they were attending the caucuses for the first time. in south carolina the polls close in less than an hour. candidates are going head to head. only six candidates are still vying for the presidential nomicaidrtcehud s r iout urfirs x- d fi fiumb lat th thrih prretthe ows muge ilw l l thtu e intshorodiut y . ifora imt s oytofuatcat morning ted! scott! ready to hit some balls? ooh! hey buddy, what's up? this is what it can be like to have shingles. oh, man. a painful, blistering rash. if you had chickenpox, the shingles virus is alre

new hampshire voters took to the for theirir collections. what wasas the one measly on the democratic senators bernie sanders with neighboring for my donald trump on a much-needed win after he won last weekend iowawa you to thin the ritchie'sit after spending the summer of timeme. "to iowa for the most part. that gapp take 38 percent. here's sanders on the victory. 3 they took fourth and fifth place. as chrisis kristi then carson who run out the bottom of the republican field if they stick it out to south carolina maybe we might see one or two of them drop out.on make sure you stay with us new hampshire and the 5:00 hour for head over to fox8.com. r the city workers getting paidai after dying. another all kinds of questions about what's been happening with your money. ed gallekek has more. >> school crossing gates get paid to keep your kids safe but s now that i team has i'm covetedi' police looking into claims that a crossing guard type at the city caps on them paychecks life, from and maybe even a couple of years taxpayersrs makes me sick. we've learned city hall audit help to discover the c

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it will likely die in a democrat controlled state house. >>> colorado senators are split on president obama's plan to close guantanamo bay. the president outlined his plan today that would move the in the u.s., florence and colorado state pen in canyon city are potential sites. republican senator gardener tweeted "moving terrorists to the u.s. is a great threat to colorado and our national security. democrat senator bennett said he supports closing the prison but believes detainees should move to a military prison. >>> still ahead, a new cdc report on risk of hiv diagnosis. >>> 2 popular summer festivals won't get off the ground. >>> if you our tourists need virus chances have decreased for most americans, according to a cdc report, 1% of americans will be diagnosed in their lifetime, down from the previous reports of 1 in 78. the group most at risk, the cdc says 1 in 2 gay black men will be infected with hiv, they found the south texas to florida has a higher rate than the rest of the country. >>> the rocky mountain air shows have been canceled after low attendance numbers last year.

the senate must decide to either vote or not vote to confirm the nominee. democratic nevada senator -- harry reid -- says he would support a sandoval nomination. "you know i don't- i don't pick the justices. but i know if he were picked, i would support the man. he's a good person, he has a great record, and he's been a tremendously good governor in spite of having to deal with some very big problems there." sandoval is a former federal judge... and is considered a moderate republican by many. a sandoval spokesperson says neither the governor nor his staff have talked with the white house about the high court henderson police are working to find the person who left the scene of a hit- and-run. it happened late last night near warm springs and boulder highway. police say the woman was crossing the street when she was struck by a police did find the vehicle early this morning...a silver mercedes- reported stolen. authorities say the victim was outside a marked crosswalk and clothing. a woman is killed in a house fire, after witnesses say she may have tried to rescue her

we never heard back on that. >> i'm shocked. >> why is she the only female democratic senator holding out right now? >> i think she's leveraging for position in terms of influence in many ways that's a clever and smart thing to do here. >> sounds like hillary clinton wants her endorsement. >> right, but at what price. elizabeth warren controls the agenda in the democratic party, progressive ideas, so she can demand a lot if hillary wins. >> she controls the agenda now. she's the one with all the cards. >> right. what bernie sanders is saying sounds like elizabeth warren when she ran for senate in massachussetts. >> one thing that has been dogging hillary clinton during this campaign has been this program investigation into her email. we wanted to know if voters ought to dismiss it. she said she's been the target of right wing attacks for a long time and believes she will be vindicated. you know, what did you think of her answer to that question saying that it was just more of the republican right coming after her? >> kind of a non-denial denial. granted she's been the subject of many