and that's why sauce for the goose, sauce for the gander. i mean if, if the law is ermissible which says, doctor, you must tell the woman about adoption, then why shouldn't the law say family planning center, you must tell the woman about abortion? sounds evenhanded, sounds if everybody in the same business is under the same rules. you, the government and nifla, are trying to make a distinction there. and i need to know if you're right. the only distinction i hear so far is one has a doctor about to perform, and the other has jt a counselor. is there any other distinction possible? >> justice breyer, that is the crucial distinction. i agree with you on the sauces for the goose and the gander. but when you are performing a medical procedure and you're making disclosures about your own services, what the plurality opinion in casey says, this is page 80 -- >> if it's about doctors, i agree with that. >> that's right. >> but i think for most people you'd think family planning, you know? family planning. that's the category. and the woman will ma

i acquired a business in minnesota called gander outdoors.y. i think they're gonna want to see something that you do. so i think we go ahead and make both of these units. jeff: got it. lemonis: i want to show them your capabilities. jeff: okay. lemonis: the inkkas/flex display jeff and aimee made was fantastic. so i want to use that display as an example of their capabilities. and so i'm asking them to go to gander outdoors and really prove to that team that they're capable of making anything. if the people like it, this could be a multimillion dollar account. i will tell you that while it's my business, they make their own decisions just like they do. jeff: of course. lemonis: and they're gonna be tough on price and tough on quality. jeff: all right. aimee: okay. lemonis: all right. aimee: thank you. lemonis: good job. good job. jeff: thank you, buddy. ♪ lemonis: we have two weeks to bring the prototypes to life for our presentation at gander. everybody is working their butts off getting these displays ready. jeff: get those pallets out of t

what is good for the goose is good for the gander. if we're going to talk about political support i wonder what kind of tax payout sheldon elson got and the coke brothers got in the recent tax cut bill. and who do they support? almost exclusively republican. if we are going to talk about quid pro quo or the implication of would croak well i would be glad -- of quid pro quo i would be glad to have that discussion. labor unions support those who support them. they act in their own interest. mr. west would you agree with that? >> i would agree with that. all the activities we are talking about, the establishment of official time in the activities that are taking place were authorized by the civil reform act of 1978 and i would like to remind members of the subcommittee the act passed the subcommittee on the 87 to 1 vote in the house agreed to the report on a 365 to 8 vote. it was passed on a bipartisan basis, almost no one in congress opposed it. >> mr. gilson makes the point. he said yeah, that is true. in 1978 no one foresaw the expans

course, what's good for the good for the gander. if we're going to talk about political support, i wdewhat kind of tax payout sheldon adelson got and the -- who do they support? almost exclusive republicans. if we're going to talk about quid pro quos, or the implications of which pro quos, i would like to engage that conversation. they act in their self-interest just like any other donor. mr. west, would you agree with that? >> i would certainly agree with that, and all of the activities that we're talking about, the establishment of official time, the activities that are taking place were divorc-- i would jus to remind members of the sub committee, the house agreed to a conference report on a 365-8 vote, so it was passed on an almost bipartisan basis, almost no one in congress opposed it. >> now that's true, but in 1978, nobody foresaw the expansion of official time, no one had that in mind when they passed that bill, that it has evolved into something that would not be recognizable to those people and that has evolved during that

am i the goose or the gander? [laughter] >> we may want to end there. listen, i want to thank the witnesses for joining us today. we appreciate you taking time and the members who remained as well. thank you very much. the hearing record will remain open for two weeks for any member to submit a written opening statement or questions for the record. there's no further business. without objection, the subcommittee stands adjourned. >> thank you. >> former secretary of state condoleezza rice and stanford professor are coauthors

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what is good for the goose is good for the gander. we should not allow this in an election year. shannon: your response? >> he left out an important word was what i said in 2016 we shouldn't feel a supreme court vacancy in the middle of a presidential election year. last time i looked there is no presidential election this year and three current members of the us supreme court were completed in election years, nonpresidential election years and the pres.'s nominee to the vacancy will be confirmed in a nonpresidential election year. we expect to get a nomination from the president soon and we should be able to work our way through the confirmation process sometime before early fall hopefully, in time for the new justice to begin the fall term at the supreme court which you know is the first monday in october. shannon: other folks's thoughts on your timeline, sen. harris said this is looking at the destruction of the u.s. constitution, we cannot relent on pushing back, chuck schumer said we will fight the nominee to the end. he doesn't have a name yet but sounds like he has a plan.

much less allow anyone to take a gander. and now joint exerciith members of both nations militaries operating in tandem with the goal of practicing defense against attack, president trump cancelled those without so much as a phone call or text to south korean leaders. president trump called operation key resolve the provocative war games and he nixed them. we have more on that and the latest reaction from washington and seoul. while walking side by side on the meeting grounds, the dictator, kim, pointed to the surrealness of it all according to a translation of his comments. he told president trump peopling watching all over the world the two of us are walking together. some scene from science fiction movie. john roberts was along for the ride. hello, john. >> good afternoon to you, shep. good morning from singapore. president trump during the state of the union address in january called kim jong-un a brutal dictator and said t north korea was the most repressed regime in the world. now the president saying yesterday afterno

however -- i actually think as my mother used the say what's good for the goose is good for the ganderi think we should be equal. however, i have to say it starts at the top and president trump has allowed people to say negative things about each other and i don't think that's okay. >> julie: first go ahead. i know you have something to say. >> to bring this back to donald trump. so it's donald trump's fault that samantha bee called his daughter the c word and suggested she had an an affair with him? come on, ellen. we've known each other a long time. everything in this country isn't donald trump's fault. can't she take responsibility for what she did? >> she should take responsibility. i don't disagree with you. however, it starts at the top. i have found that people are nasty to each other in ways that never happened when i was growing up. >> julie: of course. the times have changed but maybe people need to become a little thicker skined or maybe people should be treated equally. way -- i want to throw up a tweet by fox news contributor ari fleischer. you will see a double standard i

that's what's good for the goose is good for the gander. that's always what someone's being told.ver say that nabout themselves when something is happening to them. the only thing i would have a different take on, captain, is the idea of him being a counterpuncher. i don't think that's true. i think that he is a puncher. i think he suffers absolutely no slight. and we're not used to that from a president. presidents tend to act like the biggest man in the room. and the biggest man in the room doesn't look at the smaller men who are saying small things. they look down at them, because they're the big man. that's how you act like the big man. not to be gender insensitive about this, but in trump's case, that's the analogy that would apply. he never does that. you know the expression you see all the time, lions are never concerned with the opinions of sheep. he needs to act more like a lion. >> chris cuomo, thank you very much. and to our viewers, tune in later tonight, "cuomo prime tim time", 9:00 p.m. eastern, only here on cnn. >>> finally, tonight, excellent, excellent news. we wa

so what's good for the goose i'm sure is good for the gander.t happening are slim. >> i do think there's something between a election year and a presidential election year. because guess what, donald trump is still going to be picking the nominee. and that was not the case during the last presidential election. so there was a convincing argument that we should let the people decide in a national election where everyone is going to be voting and we'll make this an election issue. was that hardball politics, absolutely. did mitch mcconnell make a pretty big bet because everyone thought donald trump was going to lose? yes. was it worth the gamble because chances were that democratic president hillary clinton would just renominate? yes. at this point they don't have a hand to play because they don't have the votes. >> i want to get the kids in now from the border. so, you know, as bad as the previous couple of weeks were with the outcry and the outrage about the thousands of children who are separated from their parents, does it seem like that d.c.

. >> what's good for the goose is good for the gander.should not allow a justice in an election year. your response, sir? >> she left out an important word. what i said in 2016 is we shouldn't feel a supreme court vacancy in the middle of an election year. last time i looked there's no presidential election this year. in fact, three current members of the u.s. supreme court were completed in election years, non-presidential election years and the president's nominee to this kennedy vacancy will be confirmed in a non-presidential election, election year. we expect to get a nomination from the president rather soon and we should be able to work our way through the confirmation process some time before early fall, hopefully, in time for the new justice to begin the fall term of the supreme court which as an old supreme court reporter you know is the first monday in october. >> shannon: it always is. and senator harris said it's a disappointment and potentially looking at the destruction of the u.s. constitution. we cannot relent on pushing b

. >> -- take a look, take a gander, see if it fits.will decide probably right after the midterm. he's see what happens in the midterm elections, whether or not democrats reclaim the house, whether democrats have a little bit of juice going into the presidential re-election of donald trump and whether he's the right guy to carry that flag. >> all right. that primary in california on tuesday. be be beth, thank you very much, appreciate you joining me. >>> president trump and kim kardashian-west drew a lot of attention for their meeting in the oval office about prison reform. we're going to talk to a woman who was sentenced for 24 years, first time nonviolent offender, before she received a presidential pardon. you introduce the all-new ford ecosport and surprise people with how much they can get in a small suv. that means more standard features and more upgrades for a lot less than expected. the all-new ecosport. it's the big upgrade in a small package. from ford, america's best-selling brand. see what you can get for under 20 grand with

is sending as much a message to the chinese look at how i get tough with my friends, just take a ganderow i will treat you. >> i don't want to speculate on what the president's thinking is. but i think the message he is sending in this case in particular is not very helpful. and you can see that by the republican senators getting worried. senator corker has introduced legislation that would get congress involved on the steel and aluminum tariffs. other republican senators this week urging the president to ratchet down the rhetoric, the angry rhetoric against our closest friends in the world. >> neil: what if it works, anja i know unusual and/or though docks approach. if he can get the other side to give us something to avoid those tariffs in the first place and they never have to come to pass, what would you think of that? >> i hope it works. but i think having dealt a lot with europeans and the canadians, including my time at the state department what works best usually is to have a quiet conversation behind the scenes with friends. >> neil: anja, there is nothing quiet about this pres

and we put the list up there for our viewers at home to take a gander at. does scott pruitt still have his job, ashley parker? >> well, not just that, but i can assure you, there's more damaging allegations coming. the question you asked is a mystery and not just to those of us who report on it but to just about everyone in that white house except for the president. very early on, it was very hard to find a defender of scott pruitt. and there were actually a number of people including white house chief of staff john kelly pressing the president to get rid of him. it's worth noting here that the president has jetsoned aides for far lesser sins. for whatever reason, the president is not willing to make that decision yet. when you ask people in the west wing, they don't have a good answer. except to say scott pruitt on the whole is doing a good job at pressing president trump's agenda at the epa. but there's no one in the white house who will sort of publicly or privately defend, you know, that litany -- that list you just put up. and no one has a good answer.

supreme court nominees in the mitch mcconnell said okay, what's good for the goose is good for the gander across from supreme court nominees. there's no way they can block any nominee. that's why this could be a midterm election issues. they voted for neil gorsuch. they could be key votes for this. the senate is basically 50 - 49. if they hold together, then all it takes is one republican defection and you could have a donnybrook. >> doing it before the november election i guess would be a way to put pressure on the democrats. conversely, you could argue he could have more republican senators after the november election. >> absolutely. that's very possible. the other issue is say they come from somebody whose views on lbj tq rights or abortion, it was very far to the right. democrats could then use that and try to energize their base and say this is why we need to elect more democratic senators, this is why we need to elect more council members. democrats have never been able to have these on judges the way democrats happen now the courts might be 63 rather than 54. that could change the

when we were attacked, the planes that were grounded when we closed the airspace, they landed in ganderpeople do? they took the americans stranded on those planes, scared and away from homes into their homes. 159 canadian forces personnel have been killed in action in afghanistan. fighting alongside their american brothers and sisters in arms after the attack on our country. these are our friends. these are our allies. and to hear a president of the united states talk about canada as a national security threat is so profoundly disgraceful, i can't find the words for it, but i promise you, right, somebody who's talking about denuclearizing the north korean peninsula. if you can't manage the u.s./canada relationship -- >> you've got problems. >> right? you're going to bring peace to korea? absurd. >> unless you're more comfortable with dictators and auto kra autocrats -- >> he's saying he has the absolute right to pardon himself. >>> up next, innocennbc news ca the most endangered republican. fresh questions about his flirtation with russia. >> flirtati i wouldn't call it a flirtation. >>

well, what's good for the goose is good for the gander. american families are now paying over $3 for a gallon of gas in many places, and the prices are expected to continue to rise over the summer. meanwhile, as costs go up for the middle class, in many, many cases, far outweighing any break they got on the tax bill, corporations and the rich are reaping a windfall from the republican tax bill. so far, listen to this, so far in 2018, corons ha announced plans to spend $450 billion in corporate stock buybacks, a maneuver that fills the pockets of wealthy executives but little for workers. even republican senator marco rubio has said, quote, there's no evidence whatsoever that the corporate tax cut republicans passed last year is overwhelmingly benefiting workers. unquote. in a nutshell, this new republican economy, bonanza for the corporations and the rich, gher costs for everybody else, and in november the american people will get to decide if they want a government that works on their behalf or more of the same top-down, trickle down -- t