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elite club. club.on league here of those candidates. the republican incumbent roskam and hister challenger, democrat sean caste n. joining me in scott. the course of the next hour we will be inviting some of our guests other to the stage where they can face the candidates and asked them questions directly. been asking our viewers to submit their questions via facebook and we will cure from them as well. -- let's's explain explain where it is. around 75th street is where it starts and it runs north from there into parts of cain, mchenry lake and northwest crook. this is not a forum. the candidates will not be on the clock, but i will be moderating to make sure each side is treated fairly. totlemen, as they prepared vote, republicans and democrats, tell pollsters that president trump is top of mind even though he will not be on the ballot. is that what voters should be thinking about? >> voters have to think about a lot of things in the six district. to responsibilities is reflect this district into a coequal branch of congress. when it c

don't know what they have in the water over there but you're talking about the two elite third basemen defensively in the leagueooked up to him and wanted to be and do the things he was doing so i just kind of followed his lead. >> he's quiet and didn't really like get in the way. he was like the young kid on the team and understood people were older and this is their team. >> i was a late bloomer. kind of on the low end of the totem pole there. when he got in trouble for throwing his helmet or something and got taken out of the game, i was waiting there to play. >> such was the relationship between arrenado the star senior and chapman, the precocious sophomore but the respect for the game was clear. >> he could always pick it and he had power. >> i knew he would play in the big leagues and i always thought i was good enough and to think where we are today, still being so young in our careers, i didn't think it would happen. >> he has changed the game of baseball defensively. >> simply the best chapman and arrenado are tracking towards something amazing. two players from the high school winning gold gloves in t

what they have in the water over there but you're talking about probably the two elite third basemen defensively in the league. >> i looked up to him. i kind of followed his lead. >> he is kind of quiet. he didn't get in the way or, like, you know, he was like the young kid on the team. you understand that people were older and hey, this is their team, this isn't my team. >> i was a late bloomer. i played when he got in trouble for throwing his helmet and was taken out of the game, i was waiting there to play. >> reporter: such as was the relationship between arenado the star senior and chapman the precocious sophomore. but their respect for the game and each other's future in it was clear. >> he always tells you, if you had tools, he had power. >> i knew he was going to play in the big leagues and i always thought i was good enough at a young age. still being so young in our careers, i didn't think that would happen. >> he has changed the game of baseball defensively! simply the best! >> chapman and arenado are tracking towards something that would be truly amazing. two players from the same high school winn

league degree. i don't think the president is big on liberal arts schools. that could be a strike against her, i think. he is very focused on having those elite credentials. >> despite not having the ivy league degree, you know, she's a woman. obviously she's a conservative. he might pick her because she's shown she really is a fighter when it comes to her beliefs. he's pro life. she's a catholic. she's been clear about how religion plays in her decisions with i think which i think a lot of conservatives would really like. >> murkowski and collins though. if the idea that's going to help with them, i think it would have the opposite effect. she's outspoken and is somebody who's uncomfortable with abortion rights. >> the key is making sure there's no paper trail. they say they're pro choice. they don't want roe overturned. supreme court nominees have done this over the last several decades. they sit up there, say this is a precedent of the court, i respect it. that means nothing. supreme court justices get on the court, overturn precedents all the time. they have the right to do it. that question is going to get asked. >> and three democrats i

kavanaugh, but if he can get over that, i think he would like the elite yale educated brett kavanaugh -- >> everyone -- the ivy league quickly. >> it's really interesting how much times have changed. the president spent his time talking to the conservatives today. in times past, you talk to the american bar association. it's now going to the federalist society. >> and the federalist society speaking out. the person in charge of it, whispering in his ear on this, leonard leo is going to be our guest coming up. >>> more on a breaking news. considered to play a crucial role in three supreme court picks already. the man is going to be my guest next. >>> trump reportedly tells putin that trump's team, some of his officials, are stupid people. specifically the people who told trump not to congratulate putin on his election so trump did it and told putin about the fact he was told not to do it and they were call. that reporting coming up. ♪ call on me brother ♪ when you need a hand ♪ lean on me, when you're not strong ♪ ♪ and i'll be your friend ♪ ♪ i'll help you carry on ♪ ♪ lean on me ♪ mmm... ♪ lean on me... ♪ mmm... ♪ l

and scorns the elite institutions of america that are so important to both the judiciary, as well as business and politics and so many other aspects of our country. he went to an ivy league school, but he will talk populist tones about how the elites are ruining the country. so, this goes back to what you were saying on your earlier program. this is a bargain he's made with the judicial conservative movement, he's going to accept their selections, their culling of a list of people they consider to be qualified in exchange for their support. no matter what other issues they may have with his presidency. >> and the reports, the president on the phone with putin, talks about members of his staff as stupid. he's going to represent us at nato in the uk, and meeting with putin with only interpreters. so, how big a week will this be? >> it's huge. the balance of power of the court could change for some time to come. then going to nato, to confront our allies, and in london, where he's very unpopular. and the government there is already in turmoil on its own. and to see putin, in what seems to be set up as a friendly meeting. you can't imagine a week like this scripted in this w

scorns the eli elite institutions of america that are so important to both the judiciary, as well as business and politics and so many other aspects of our country. he went to an ivy league school, but he will talk populist tones about how the elites are ruining the country. so, this goes back to what you were saying on your earlier program. this is a bargain he's made with the judicial conservative movement, he's going to accept their selections, their culling of a list of people they consider to be qualified in exchange for their support. no matter what other issues they may have with his presidency. >> and the reports, the president on the phone with putin, talks about members of his staff as stupid. he's going to represent us at nato in the uk, and meeting with putin with only interpreters. so, how big a week will this be? >> it's huge. the balance of power of the court could change for some time to come. then going to nato, to confront our allies, and in london, where he's very unpopular. and the government there is already in turmoil on its own. and to see putin, in what seems to be set up as a friendly meeting. you can't imagine a week like this scripted in this w

league of women voters had six founding committees. one of these was specifically to promote the american plan. many of these elitewomen later turned against the plan when they saw what had become by that point it was too late but among other stations that promoted the american plan like the girl scouts and boy scouts, the american medical association and the medical bar association and the aclu. during world war ii the aclu founder roger baldwin sent a memo to all chapters are. is this policy was to support the american plan and some lawyers did represent women suing for their freedom most norm -- the man who representative fred korematsu. he was only worried about innocent women but by failing between innocent and guilty he helped legitimize the american plan. this is not ancient history. as i noted earlier all of the laws and that is it allowed on the books they literally laid the groundwork for the expansion of mass incarceration of women. where i live in connecticut the correctional institute was founded in 1910 specifically to lock up women under the american plan. professor of mine from north carolina when

league of women voters was founded it had six founding committees. one of these was specifically to promote the american plan. many of these elite women turned against the plan when they saw that it had become by that point it was too late. mom other organizations that supported and promoted the american plan were the girl scouts, boy scouts, the american medical association, bar association and even the aclu. during world war ii, the founder right baldwin sent around a memo to all chapters saying the official policy was to support the american plan and aclu lawyer to represent women suing for their freedom, most recent earnest benefit, they would only go so far. bessie told the press he supported the american plan and he was only worried about innocent women being locked up. but my feeling to trouble the distinction between innocent and guilty, he helped to concretize the plan. this is not ancient history. as i noted earlier all along that any plan remain on the books to this day. they literally laid the groundwork for the expansion of mass incarceration of women. where i live in connecticut the main women's prison is the corre

elite things on his resume. did not clerk for the sick in court. notre dame and georgetown. david: as opposed to ivy league.ro bono work for immigrants and actually won and asylum case in his first trial. still has a solid conservative record on the federal appeals court it is a little of a different story and perhaps a better story for the white house to tell about the nomination. david: president trump liked him when he named gorsuch. he talked to him and like him. greg: there was still talk that he might get the appointment. apparently he did have good rapport with the president both times. school.e is yell law big clerk with the supreme court. greg: he is a total creature of washington. he grew up in this area. he went to the same high school as neil gorsuch in maryland. he worked for ken starr during the clinton investigation back in the 1990's and worked for george w. bush and was a top aide. he's been a source of controversy. nominated for the appeals court george w. bush democrats refused to allow a vote on that nomination for three years. david: we will be talking with you throughout the day and th