chief justice earl warren was a superb chief. en warren burger came in had -- in he had difficulty. he was not well-liked by some justices, notoriously justice douglas, who was concerned that to the point we discussed earlier, chief justice burger would be there to carry out the president's mandate of walking back some of the warren court era jurisprudence in a way that was more political or agenda driven then should be the role of up chief justice. how much was driven by dissenting justices own agendas is hard to say. one could make the argument both ways. but chief justice burger had a harder time. you saw this in some of the cases. i think it was roe, on the first argument round. that case was re-argued just as brown was. that was a case where the course court reargued to buy some time. i think it was justice douglas who leaked a dissent and try to publicize some of the divisions on the court and make the chief's job harder. he faced a more uphill environment than perhaps warranted. and if he didn't, perhaps warren was better a

host: you told us that warren burger was appointed by richard nixon when chief justice earl warren retiredu have referenced other chief justices from history and their administrative skills. what is the view of the way that warren burger administered the court during his term? elizabeth: it is interesting. he was probably at least initially in the historical accounts aligned more with the stone vinson era. chief justice earl warren was a superb chief. came on, he had some difficulty. he was not well-liked or respected by some of the justices, notoriously justice douglas, who was concerned that to the point we discussed earlier, chief justice burger would be there to carry out the president's mandate of walking back some of the warren court era jurisprudence in a way that was more political or agenda driven than should be the role of a chief justice. how much of that perspective was driven by those dissenting justices' own agendas is hard to say. one could make the argument both ways. but chief justice burger had a harder time. you saw this in some of the cases. i think it was roe, on the f

chief justice earl warren was a superb tea. when warren burger came in had difficulty.was not well-liked by some justices, notoriously justice douglas, who was concerned that to the point we discussed earlier, chief justice burger would be there to carry out the president's mandate of walking back some of the warren court era jurisprudence in a way that was more political or agenda driven then should be the role of up chief justice. how much was driven by dissenting justices own agendas is hard to say. one could make the argument both ways. but chief justice burger had a harder time. you saw this and some of the cases. i think it was roe, on the first argument round. that case was re-argued just as brown was. that was a case where the course reargued is to buy some time. i think it was justice douglas who leaked a dissent and try to publicize some of the divisions on the court and make the chief's job harder. he faced a more uphill environment than perhaps warranted. and if he didn't, perhaps warren was better at organizing. justice jackson was a big proponent of judici

warren number one, sanders buttigieg all ahead. steve: within margin of error. >> joe biden has significant problems. not raising money. brian: 9 million. >> these are the earlding his candidacy. let's go to something else i think is a bigger deal. that is the president of the united states says i'm pulling my roots out of new york city. >> isn't that great? i think it is fantastic, what is your reaction? >> leave, mr. trump, please, leave behind the 9% tax rate that new york state charges. leave behind the 4% tax rate that new york city charges. leave behind the 16% estate tax new york charges. go to tax-free florida, please. go. in my opinion. ainsley: you know what brian said earlier? i thought when you move out to long island you don't pay city tax. brian still pays city tax living on long island. brian: i should be able to vote here. we'll talk about that in a second. he invests in new york. he builds towers, rinks, golf courses hotel. they say good riddance. do they understand you need donald trumps to get jobs, hire contractors, architects? >> no they hate him. they hate him with a passion. raw emotion. good riddance. we don't care who you are. don't