particularly, elaina kagan where the argument was her time at the solicitors general office, some of documents were too critical to be exposed. this argument that they should be able to see every piece of paper he touched and initialed while he was there is not going to fly. you have susan collins, one of those key swing republican votes that says i don't need to see that. that's way more than necessary. and chuck grassley who is head of the judiciary committee who will make this final call. think we will get you the paper from white house counsel but not everything thing he touched as staff secretary and that's a reasonable standard. >>paul: they are talking about providing a lot of documents at the white house counsel's office but it's that staff secretary position where i would argue james, those documents really don't relate to brett kavanaugh's thinking. they relate to the decisions that george w. bush made as president. therefore, they're not really relevant to the court. where as the solicitor general's, that would have told you what a lot of elaina kagan thought about judicia

. >> joining me is elaina plot, anita kumar and jason johnson. anita, let me start with you and this issue of abolishing i.c.e.. we heard from congresswoman gillibrand calling for this. how many lawmakers roughly are pushing for the abolition of this agency, this part of the department of homeland security? >> right. it's gotten pretty quick here that more and more democrats are supporting. it's not the overwhelming number of them but it is gaining steam in just the last few days and a bit of a risky move just because as the president has alluded to, it's not that i.c.e. deals only with deportation and what democrats seem to be talking about but i.c.e. deals with trafficking and smuggling and other things and he's talking about the other crimes. >> ely thaina, there's a hunger washington. we're seeing it in courts, policy and politics, as well. how would this change the situation we have seen develop here over the last months? 2,047 children separated from their parents still? zero tolerance of this poll? >> abolishing i.c.e. doesn't eradicate th

particularly, elaina kagan where the argument was her time at the solicitors general office, some ofcritical to be exposed. this argument that they should be able to see every piece of paper he touched and initialed while he was there is not going to fly. you have susan collins, one of those key swing republican votes that says i don't need to see that. that's way more than necessary. and chuck grassley who is head of the judiciary committee who will make this final call. think we will get you the paper from white house counsel but not everything thing he touched as staff secretary and that's a reasonable standard. >>paul: they are talking about providing a lot of documents at the white house counsel's office but it's that staff secretary position where i would argue james, those documents really don't relate to brett kavanaugh's thinking. they relate to the decisions that george w. bush made as president. therefore, they're not really relevant to the court. where as the solicitor general's, that would have told you what a lot of elaina kagan thought about judicial issues and still t

juliet eilprin, elaina plott. administrator asked a judge for more time to reunite children with their families. they have until july 26th to reunite the rest of the children in their care, but the white house says it is not enough time. meanwhile, we're hearing a number of emotional stories of reunification. according to a pbs report, a young boy was returned to his mother infested with lice. she says it appeared as though he hadn't bathed for his entire 85-day separation. and then, of course, there is this video first obtained by cnn of a tearful reunion between a mother and her child. with me now, nbc news national security and justice reporter julia ainsley. julia, what do we know? the bottom line, with the administration here looking for more time to get this done, with the reporting you had about dna testing potentially being performed here to match up children with their families. the bottom line question of how many children need to be reunited and how much of a grip this administration has on who those ki

standard that we afforded the republicans when they asked for a large amount of paper trail from elaina kagan. 170,000 pages were turned over by the archives. this is a vital appointment. it could affect america for a generation. we want to see all the documentation before we vote. we are asking that the same expansive, but necessary production of documents that we afforded the republicans when kagan was the nominee be done here with kavanaugh as the nominee. >> in terms of the time period it would take? >> the sooner theber. we're not trying to delay. we think it's important -- someone is trying to delay, but it's not me. we're not trying to delay. we just think that it's important to have these, the sooner the better. >> how far are you prepared to take this? is there a point where democrats might boycott the hearing all together? >> well, look, the procedural ways in the minority are not that large. there is no way we can prevent the senate from meeting. there's been some discussion about that. it just wouldn't happen. if we did, they could unanimously consent to all sorts of things

states supreme court we will have our longtime participants justice ruth bader ginsburg, higher and elaina kagan. from the supreme court of canada a welcomed guest, the honorable suzanne and from the united states court of appeals with the district of columbia another long-standing friend of the theater, judge patricia. please enjoy the trial. [applause]. >> rise. all rise. the supreme court of the kingdom of camelot is now in session. chernow. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> thank you. be seated, please. everyone, be seated. >> madame chief justice and the band please the court, as you know here in camelot perfect weather is decreed by law. and yet there is no doubt that things have become a bit stormy. [laughter] yes, there has been an insurrection in the kingdom is in peril, but from the beginning the prosecution of my client has been nothing but a witchhunt. his conviction rests on three things. first, his enthusiastic and possibly politically motivated investigation of treason by lancelot and guinevere. second, his expression of political ideas and third, his associatio

i also want to extend my deepest thanks to elaina forward and her staff.hey have been truly stellar professionals to work with over the past five years. as a result, of the port's involvement and the public comment, this project has become a better and better project and a project that is worthy of your approval and support today. i say that because it fulfils the mission of all the partners, it serves millions of visitors to our waterfront each year and it provides for maritime businesses and jobs on the waterfront, brings significant capital investment to parts facilities at a time when that investment is needed. we are really honoured that the conservancy to be part of the partnership that brings these public benefits forward. many others in the community also believe in this project, including civic institutions cinch as the chambers of commerce and s.f. travel. waterfront businesses, environmental and historic preservation organizations, and community-based organizations. all can see the value of a high quality, long-term gateway to alcatraz island, a

elaina explains why it's taken so long to bury the dead people waited for years for their family members to be found and the second those remains were not found in one but doesn't graves so people were killed buried then moved on to another location than the second wanted third so when you can and you see this memorial center. it's hard to find whole body here in these graves so every year. people here and the families have to deal with the difficult decision whether to bury remains they have to wait for some more remains to be found as time goes by there is less and less hope. and social media producer joins us now to tell us how the anniversaries being commemorated on the i well it's a has been trending worldwide on two it's of course as expected throughout the anniversary most of the posts are commemorative ones like this or compilations of photos even from strogatz the captions mostly call on people to remember that eight thousand bosnian muslims killed during the moscow but most importantly to continue campaigning for accountability and posts like this often come up on the anniversa

kavanaugh to such an extreme case in such nick straightened nominee, why did just as why did justice elainao teach classes at harvard law school? the more people know about brett kavanaugh, the more the left wingers will look foolish and attacking him before they even know him. trade to match lap is a happy man this morning. we appreciate your appearance on our program. that two-year money in the markets. it's a southern rally very close to the height of the day up 140 at points right now. 24,900. david eads is with us point the wealth management. i say this is a summer rally. what are you? >> what i'd like to see broadening out of the market is participation and dow stocks, energy stocks, financial stocks. stuart: will it keep going? looking that's a pretty strong profits. 4% growth to the economy. >> there so many reasons why it will keep going. number one of course his earnings. 20% year-over-year earnings growth. and then you've got this low interest rate environment. but the 2.9% treasury, who will take their money out of the market and put there for the long-term future. stranger you