i spent a little time in haiti. you see things that are optimistic, hopeful and heartbreaking at the same time. this is part of the building block of how we build an economic circle of virtue in our region. i'm hopeful we move this forward acknowledge the stat takes it up and that this is a vision and have a trade with canada and mexico and update our trade agreements with the caribbean basin. what else can we do to make our region economically prosperous, fair, something that the rest of the rest of the world will look forward to and say when trade is done properly can bring to people who had rough times when you think of hurricanes in the region. this is something we can do to our brothers and sisters who are neighbors. with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio. mr. wenstrup: i reserve. mr. blumenauer: madam speaker, i am prepared to close, so i defer to my colleague from ohio. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oregon reserves. the gentleman from ohio. mr. wenstrup: i yiel

that the in haiti's capital port au prince residents run for cover as homes burned and gunshots ring out scenes like this have becoming increasingly common with protestors claiming armed gangs are operating with impunity dozens of people have been killed or kidnapped with warring gangs accused of targeting poor neighborhoods like all of our citizens they came and shot many people including children in the elderly they want to install a gang inside a neighborhood this is outrageous and the insecurity is out of control in this country in a period of 48 hours recently at least 4 prominent government critics were killed including respected lawyer mon farrier dog he was gunned down outside his home after calling for another kind of country in a radio interview hours earlier haitian police say his death has all the whole box of a gang assassination. the 2 discussed which are set up with justice which is just a stomach of the injustice of the people the many say this man self described revolutionary jimmy barbecue cherice's is behind the violence but it's alleged the former police officer i

many adoptions from haiti are sketchy."nd a healthy country, the fact thathe barrettes adopted childrn from haiti would be seen as heroic because it is heroic. on the modern left, it is viewed as dangerous.an to a party at war with nature, motherhood is a threat. listen to amy coney barrett described how she and her husband adopted their second child. she just learned that day she was pregnant when the adoption agency called and said there had been a devastating earthquake in haiti and if they could pick up a 3-year-old. that is not an easy decision toa make. watch how she made it. >> jesse was on the phone with the adoption agency working out the logistics to go pick up john peter in florida. i just wasn't really feeling that great. turned out juliet was going to be coming along that year. so we had an intense three hour period where we had to decide where we going to go forward with going to get john peter in florida.be because we discovered that juliet was going to be coming that year too. that was what we have really wa

other than a sharp rise in insecurity haiti is still dealing with the aftermath of hurricane laura on the ongoing coronavirus pandemic protesters say the alleged ties between the government and gangs is a serious threat so i think the government already sent a very clear message that us cities and the meaning is mending just as the mending end of x. insecurity we have by the enemy and the gangs are a hot day the didn't have any worrying when they are in the streets heavily armed and they are those friends of the government haiti has long been a fragile nation where most live on less than $2.00 a day this latest escalation in violent killings has many worried that haiti may once again be heading towards an unstable future under gallica al jazeera. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines u.s. president donald trump has again cold on his supporters to test the integrity of mail in voting by going to polling stations to see if their ballots had been counted yet if it wasn't he advised them to vote in person however voting twice is a federal offense. sign your maryland. ok you sign

that in haiti's capital port au prince residents run for cover as homes burned and gunshots ring out scenes like this have becoming increasingly common with protestors claiming armed gangs operating with impunity dozens of people have been killed or kidnapped with warring gangs accused of targeting poor neighborhoods that you love as long as they came and shot many people including children in the elderly they want to install a gang inside a neighborhood this is outrageous and the insecurity is out of control in this country in a period of 48 hours recently at least 4 prominent government critics were killed including respected lawyer. he was gunned down outside his home after calling for another kind of country in a radio interview hours earlier haitian police say his death has all the whole box of a gang assassination. just kinda stuff which starts with justice which is justice for the justice of the people many say this man self described revolutionary jimmy barbecue is behind the violence but it's alleged the former police officer is orchestrating on to gangs and u.n. calls to br

she opened her home and her heart adapted to beautiful children from haiti.er incredible bond with her youngest child, a son with down syndrome and a true inspiration. makenfirmed, she will history as the first mother of school-age children ever to serve on the u.s. supreme court. [applause] to her children,,, vivian, task john peter, liam, julian and benjamin, thank you for sharing your incredible mom with our country. thank you very much. aimee kony barrett -- amy coney barrett will decide cases based on the text of the constitution as written. being a judge takes courage. you are not able to decide cases as you paper for but you are there to do your duty and the fall the law wherever it may take you. that is exactly what the judge will do on the u.s. supreme court i want to thank the i want to the senate thank you for the commitment for providing a fair and timely hearing. judge barrett was confirmed to the circuit court years ago by a bipartisan vote. her qualifications are unsurpassed and the record is beyond reproach. that should be a straightforward an

it's better for a balletic person to starve in haiti than live with a white family in america.hat's a point the clan might have made 60 years ago and, place on the left and pure racism and the definition of it. but twitter did not censor that expression of racism. the twitter ceo was donating $10 million to his antiracist research center, boston university. that's what jack's bunny is paying for not the only person making points like this. at this weekend longtime democratic party staffer said this. i'd love to know which adoption agency amy coney barrett and her husband used to adopt the two children they brought from hai haiti. many adoptions were "catchy as." how did we get here? in healthy country, the fact that they adopted two children and five of their own would be seen as heroic because it is heroic. on the modern left, it is viewed as dangerous. to a party at war with nature, motherhood is a threat. listen to amy coney barrett describe how they adopted their second child and this is they d that they were pregnant. they wondered if they could pick up a three year old. t

she opened her home and her heart and adopted two beautiful children from haiti.ncredible bond with her youngest child, a son with down syndrome, is a true inspiration. if confirmed, justice barrett will make history as the first mother of school-age children ever to serve on the u.s. supreme court. that's good. [applause] to her children, emma, vivian, tess, john peter, liam, julian , and benjamin, thank you for sharing your incredible mom with our country. thank you very much. [applause] amy coney barrett will decide cases based on the text of the constitution as written. as amy has said, being a judge takes courage. you are not there to decide cases as you may prefer, you were there to do your duty and to follow the law wherever it may take you. that is exactly what the judge barrett will do on the u.s. supreme court. i want to thank the members of the senate, we have so many of them here today. i see you in the audience, you are so proud of. i want to thank you for the commitment for providing a fair and timely hearing. i know it will be that. judge barrett wa

another for the french imperial system haiti, the crowned jewel of the french system. to the caribbean almost 5 million people were shipped. almost 5 million. 4.2 million arrived alive. that's almost half. that's almost half the total. it is not an accident that this was the great center of sugar production. the sugar industry drove the slave trade for many, many years. it was an especially brutal regime as you know. the second most important destination was brazil. portuguese, brazil, also the home of a very lucrative plantation system. to brazil, roughly 3.5 were loaded on the ships and 3.2 million arrived. this is about the 36% of the total, a little more than a third. so overwhelmingly, the caribbean and brazil are the two most important sites for the slave trade. now, if you're keeping track of the numbers as i give them to you, you're going to see that these two areas account for the overwhelming majority of the slaves shipped to the new world, right? so where does the united states come into this? as it turns out, the united states was a rather minor partner in

looking at just the woman with seven children, two adopted from haiti. i guess that racist will not be allowed to be one of the terms that the leftists can throw at her, the vitriol because she has two children from haiti. then, [indiscernible] [indiscernible] judging by how many people do abort babies when they find out that they have a defect or something, it shows courage and she walks the walk as far as life. 1 she decided to keep this baby1 and what a beautiful gift from god that child is. to the whole family. showslks the walk and what this country should be all about. i believe and i hope that they don't put her through what they put justice kavanaugh through. we also thought that he had impeccable qualifications and was leading a wonderful life. then, with all of the made up lies, it is terrible what this country is going through. hate is such a strong emotion. it is so sad to see people with such hate inside of them against our president and against good people. this person standing up there today is truly unique. >> as someone who is supporting

she opened her home and her heart and adapted to beautiful children from haiti.gest child, a son with down syndrome, is a true inspiration. if confirmed, justice barrett will make history as the first mother of school—aged children ever to serve on the us supreme court. that is good. to her children, emma, vivian, tess, john peter, liam, juliet, and benjamin, thank you for sharing your incredible mum with our country. thank you very much. amy coney barrett will decide cases based on the text of the constitution, as written. as amy has said, being a judge takes courage, you are not there to decide cases as you may prefer, you are there to do your duty and to follow the law, where ever it may take you. that is exactly whatjudge barrett will do on the us supreme court. i want to thank the members of the senate, we have so many of them here today, thank you very much, i see you in the audience and you are so proud. but i want to thank you for your commitment and to providing a fair and timely hearing. i know it will be that. judge barrett was confirmed to the circuit

he accused amy coney barrett of being a white supremasist for adopting children from haiti.disclosure, i adopted 3 children internationally. how do focus like kendi, become so influential when they are so hate. >> they have an organization that involves shaking down money. they have to produce some output. he made this claim which is flat out wrong that in colonial times that columnizers took over black and brown children to civilize them in the ways of the white men to cut them off from their own parents. in india there are british couple that took over indian kids and civilized them. i don't believe there is a single such case. if there were it was extremely rare. then, what does this have to do with amy coney barrett? did the barrettes go to haiti and force children into the ways of the white men? this is absurd. you have a very poor country. and you have all of these kids who are abandoned orphans. the barrettes took two and gave them a better home. so you get this bizarre racialized attack on amy coney barrett. it's all the product of a demented theory that is well fund

she went to haiti multiple times and helped so many people. >> that's what she loved to do. she went to haiti four times on medical missions to help bring medical care to the haitians that lived too far outside the city to get any. she worked as a cna before she went to medical school and, you know, we've heard from a doctor in florida whose mother adaline took care of and touched her. she just loved to help people. she really, really did and that's what she saw was her goal in life was to help women especially but help people, under privileged people. >> mary jane, i know one of the things that i've talked to so many families who have experienced a loss is often times it seems like somebody is sort of on making amend or has made a turn for the better and then they don't and i know adaline was in the hospital for more than two months. she was on a ventilator since early august. you were able to be there at the end, which so many families aren't, that's god to be a blessing considering the alternativ alternatives. >> yes, yes, it was. but we were also very fortunate in the se

he called haiti the s-hole country.s sitting there in the height of hypocrisy in terms of his own rhetoric. usually supreme court nominees go and visit senators in their office as they campaign for confirmation. if you're going to have an expedited hearing, in two weeks, how does she even go to visit democrats? i think what needs to happen is that the public needs to put pressure on those republicans that are in close races, that they need to come out now and say they will delay this pasts the election or they will enmass vote against it. the pressure point could be a lot of the public dealing with those candidates that are facing races right now, including mitch mcconnell who's facing a race in kentucky where we have the breonna taylor case that just happened. i think that now's the time for people and many of us in the civil rights community are going to do that to use this time to put pressure on those that have to hear what the public say because they're facing elections, and some of those elections are already in p

that police in haiti have fired tear gas at crowds protesting against the murder of a prominent local lawyer students from law school and part of tempted to blockade the capital streets with burning tires the head of the bar association. was shot dead at his home on friday the students accuse the government of complicit silence during a rise in violence and insecurity in haiti earlier this year united nations report accused haitian police of corruption and not protecting the population. not move today we're demanding the haitian population to stand up to the forces of the nation to stand up against injustice insecurity. bar association has school and we are calling for justice. zimbabwe's high court has granted bail to an opposition politician and a freelance journalist who had been detained for 6 weeks police arrested them for inciting anti-government protests against mismanagement of the economy and corruption. has more now from the capital had. hoped relative show up at the high court hoping for good news the freelance journalist was arrested in july along with opposition leader ja

from home in haiti to school in the dominican republic. and cultural barriers tennis on that $9.00 to $10.00 in. discovering filmmaking talent from around the viewfinder latin america well as a young man who will stop at nothing to secure an education. across the. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap the headlines now armenian and forces are blaming each other for a major flare up in violence in the disputed region armenia says it's shot down 2 helicopters and 3 drones as john says it's launched a large counter offensive. the u.s. president has nominated judge amy kelly barrett as his choice to replace the late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg senate leaders say confirmation hearings will begin on october the 12th. u.s. police officers have charged the hundreds of anti-racism protesters in portland the city is seen 4 months of nightly protest since the killing of george floyd. so the leaders are holding a 3 day conference to figure out a way to solve the economic crisis there are stating floods and the coronavirus

news hour from london the murder of a lawyer and sends angry students into the streets accusing the haiti government of complicity to silence cutting their cloth to survive small businesses feel the pain as australia enters its 1st recession in 20 years and could this new arrival in barcelona decide the footballing future of their own and best details coming up in sports. the u.s. federal budget deficit is projected to hit a record $3.00 trillion dollars due to the covert $1000.00 outbreak and the recession triggered by the pandemic that's more than triple the 200-1000 shortfall and doubled the worst level during the 2008 economic crisis now according to the new estimates us that levels will surpass the size of the american economy next year well despite those numbers president trump has been celebrating the valley jones industrial closing just above 29000 points he added you're so lucky to have me as your president with joe biden 8 would crash course all of that in a tweet well peder that cost a senior reporter at market news international joins us now via skype from washington d.c. than

the arrangement at least 10 people including a prominent lawyer have been killed by armed gangs in haiti they also set fire to houses in the capital port au prince local reports say they were attacking the government's opponents a former police officer jimmy cherry known as barbecue is accused of leading the violence human rights groups say president john l. moyes has refrained from cracking down on sherry's a because it benefits him. facebook is threatening to stop users in australia from sharing news on its platforms if a proposed law aimed at curbing the tech giants powers as passed it requires facebook and google to share revenue with australian media outlets for a content appearing on their sites a commission overseeing the proposed law says the tech giants move is ill timed and misconceived last month google warned it could scale back services in australia if the changes go ahead. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has called anti racism protests a mystic terror fueled by democrats he made the comments during a visit to can no cell where a black man

so, one ship is parked, moored off the coast of puerto rico, dominican republic, haiti. and the other ship is off the coast of california. and in each instance then, there's a german warship on either side of the panama canal, the canal that the americans have spent a ton of money, a ton of time and a ton of scientific effort to make theirs. the french had been trying. they couldn't pull it off. the americans arrive, and they're like, we're going to finish this. and in 1914, you'll recall just as the war is starting, the americans had been preparing to celebrate the grand opening of the panama canal and could not -- the darn fighting was taking away from the american engineering marvel that is the panama canal. but the americans then said, in opening this canal and shortening trade routes, mostly to asia, we've also made ourselves -- and by ourselves, we mean the caribbean -- so much more enticing for the germans. it's a question of time until they dcome over and pounce. one thing we know their subs can make it and their warships can make it. and they're going to come in

military victories and the problem that identified whether it was iraq and afghanistan or somalia or haiti or others was once we had achieved military victory we then changed our mission. we decided to move to trying to bring democracy and reform the governors of those countries and that is where iran into trouble. >> to watch of this program visit our website booktv.org and search for robert gates or the title of his book, exercise of power. you are watching booktv. coming up next cnn chief legal analyst jeffrey tube and recounts the legal aspect of the mueller investigation and the impeachment of donald trump. philosophy professors examine the impact of grandstanding and political discourse and later sonja shah look at the science and history of migration and you can find more information on your program guide or online, booktv.org. .. >> discussing his book tonight with former u.s. attorney for in the northern district of georgia, kept alexander. last year kent joined jeffrey toobin in the ranks possibly readable narrative nonfiction with his become, the suspect, about the olympic park

police in haiti of 5 tear gas of crowds protesting against the murder of a prominent lawyer students from a law school in port au prince attempted to blockade the capital streets with burning tires the head of the bar association more ferry a dog was shot dead in his home on friday no arrests have been laid students accuse the government of complicit silence during a rise in violence and insecurity in haiti. well gary as president is urging the government to resign because it's lost the confidence of the people thousands protested outside parliament on wednesday and one of the biggest rallies in almost 2 months the prime minister is trying to keep his job until elections in march alexy abroad reports. the nation to the normally send in the thousands gathered outside the gay as payment chanting for the prime minister. to resign was. that young i sincerely and strongly hope that change can happen without violence peacefully although as we see in other countries change is difficult i think the anger that's been building for almost 2 months soon spilled over. this protest is through expo

proved me wrong is over the course of the weekend people questioning her adoption of two children from haitihat suffered so much in their home country and have a great life here. that. the mind of a lot of people, that is what happens. jillian: the hearing starts october 12th. todd: a fox news alert, one of the largest hospital systems on line. jillian: diverting ambulances and surgeries. jackie ibanez affecting 9 one one services. >> pretty scary, one of the largest cyber attacks on a medical system, universal health services hit by a ran somewhere attack that started over the weekend. they demand payments to unblock access. 250 us facilities forcing healthcare workers to move to pen and paper, they are redirecting ambulances, surgeries to nearby hospitals, describing the issue as it problem saying in a statement we implement extensive it security protocols and working diligently with security partners to restore ic operations as quickly as possible, patient data does not appear to have been accessed. a 9 one one system outage affect police departments nationwide. in delaware and nevada the

made students accuse the government of complicit silence during a rise in violence and security in haiti. the u.s. says it suspending some aid to ethiopia over an ongoing down dispute with egypt the state department has call it a temporary poor's and has not revealed how much money will be held separately of state my compost says the decision was based on guidance from president trump ethiopia's decision to begin filling the down before an agreement with egypt has raised tensions with. a prominent journalist and an opposition politician in zimbabwe have been granted bail by the high court they've been detained 6 weeks ago accused of inciting violence for supporting anti-government protests critics say the arrest was part of an increasing crackdown on dissent. in the capital harare. hope will show up at the high court hoping for good news the freelance journalist was arrested in july along with opposition leader jacob me both with charged with inciting public violence and have been in jail for more than 40 days they deny the allegations after several failed to ban applications finally som

what they are saying about looking at the adoption of children from haiti is just despicable behavior and you know they are already trying to predetermine how she is going to vote and of course they don't have any idea how she's going to vote on issues like healthcare which is one of the primary issues they are going after saying she would take healthcare away, preexisting conditions, let me assure everyone preexisting conditions are going to be fine and when it comes to healthcare you've got 8 million people, 8.3 million people on obamacare but what they are afraid of is that they are going to have a constitutionalist judge is going to block their right, their ability to put in place socialized medicine, taking your health insurance away, from 178 million americans and replacing it with a medicaid system. they are afraid of constitutionalist judge would block their ability to do the green new deal. shannon: they will say the republicans don't have a plan if the aca is struck down. that is another conversation that i would like to get to this. in august we got a memo from a number of

usando el aborto como una herramienta para mujeres-- pablo: es madre de 7.2 hijos son adoptados de haitÍbÍa cuando estaba embarazada. tiene un claro perfil conservador y similar al presidente en temas como migraciÓn, salud y tenencia de armas. pero en su audiencia de confirmaciÓn en el senado dijo que sus decisiones se apegan a la constituciÓn y no a sus ideas. es una catÓlica practicante. barrett fue ayudante del ya fallecido -- tambiÉn estudiÓ derecho en la universidad de notre-dame. ya habÍa sido considerada seriamente para deportes tema finalmente trump se decidiÓ por brett kavanaugh. >> sin duda habrÁ una gran batalla polÍtica. los republicanos simplemente tienen los votos para que sea asÍ. fÉlix: esperamos un debate muy intenso en el congreso.miembros del caucus hispano del congreso y miembros de la corte judicial de la cÁmara de representantes viajaron a georgia al centro de detenciÓn de ice donde varios han denunciado histerectomÍas y otras acciones sin consentimiento. pedro: las historias de horror que al parecer se viven en el centro de migraciÓn fueron escuchadas de primera vo

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she opened her home and her heart and adopted two beautiful children from haiti.er incredible 3w07bd wibond win with down syndrome is a true inspirati inspiration. if confirmed, justice barrett will make history as the first mother of school age children ever to serve on the u.s. supreme court. [ applause ] to her children, emma, vivian, tess, john peter, liam, jewellian ajewelle i julian and benjamin, thank you to sharing your mom with our incredible country. thanking you very much. amy coney barrett will decide cases based on the text of the constitution as written. as amy has said, being a judge takes courage. you are not there to decide cases as you may prefer, you are there to do your duty and to follow the law wherever it practice take you. that is exactly what judge barrett will do on the u.s. supreme court. i want to thank the members of the senate, we have so many of them here today, thank you very much. i see you in the audience and you are so proud. i want to thank you for your commitment and to providing a fair and timely hearing. i know that it will b

she has 7 children , 2 adopted from haiti. that help women in the suburb suburbs look to joe biden to say stop that and stick to the issues. >> amy coney barrett represents one side of the catholics and myself and former vice president biden represent the side that lifts people up and is commited to social justice. it's a good opportunity for voters to see the different ways these candidates play out their faith and how it factors into their decision making. >> harris: does it factor into your decision making, erica, as you head to the polls? >> i agree 100% with john. it's hypocritical to allow biden to profess his catholicism and the supreme court pick you attack herring for that and for adopting children from haiti. i have seen those attacks. she should be able to get on the supreme court. to attack her. it's unconscionable. that's what we have seen all along. go ahead. week >> harris: i was going to say, as marvel pointed out, this is politics and it can get nasty. we will continue this conversation with voters voices. sit

he accused -- of being a white supremacist for the crime of adopting two children from haiti.white colonizers adopted black children. using them as props in their lifelong pictures of denial. nice. joining me is the executive producer of infidel and trump cart. full disclosure, i adopted three children internationally. how do folks like -- end up becoming so influential at the time they are so hateful? >> well, first of all, they have got a really great shakedown operation that involves government money. it involves corporate money. it involves foundation money. it involves university money, and so in exchange for all this, they have to produce some output. and so he's making this amazing claim. first, a historical claim which is flat out wrong, that in colonial times it was customary for colonizers to somehow raid and appropriate, kind of take over these black and brown children and "civilize them in the ways of the white man," thus cutting them off from their own culture and their own parents. so to take a particular example which i know about india, where there are a lot of

very interesting is very americana she had her 7 children there on 2 of them have been adopted from haiti she had the youngest has down syndrome her husband was in the rose garden he was very supportive so this is the kind of scene that certain americans like to see especially chris. in american voters they really like to see this but in short to answer a question no she didn't do enough to try to more win over liberals she did speak about ruth bader ginsburg and her legacy and why it was sort so important but at the end of the day they are ideologically opposed. barrett is more in line with justice antonin scalia who she clerked for who you know anti-abortion not that big on immigration and against the affordable healthcare act obamacare so you know she didn't do enough to convince liberals that she's going to be more open ok what impact would her confirmation if she is indeed confirmed which it is looking likely let's face it what impact would that have on the future of the court well a few things 1st of all the court will then tilt more conservatively it will be a 6 their image $63.00

>> i think one of the main lessons of the book and it draws on our experience in somalia, haiti, iraq, and afghanistan is that in every case, our initial military engagement was successful and the original military mission was accomplished quickly. the taliban and al qaeda were ousted from afghanistan literally in about five weeks. saddam was overthrown in similarly small period of time. our original humanitarian effort in somalia was very successful by our troops. but the one characteric all four had in common that led to problems was that we undertook to, we undertook nation building. we tried to change the culture and the politics of each of those countries, each with its own long history, some like haiti with a long history with us, and in every instance those efforts largely were a failure. and we've spent many years in places like iraq and afghanistan and one of the points that i make in the book is that i believe we were in a position to have left afghanistan in january of 2002. we had an internationally recognized government there, all of the different parties have come togeth

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and most disgusting of all, they smear her over the two children she adopted from haiti. it just shows that the left these days have no argument, just insults. kamala harris doesn't even seem to understand the constitution judging by her ridiculous reaction yesterday. she'd be better off trying to help her helpless running mate joe biden figure out where he stands. he told us the court should be decided by the election winner. okay, so why won't he tell us anything about his actual position. would he nominate? who's on his list? he said back in june he had a list of african-american women, he promised to publish it. we are still waiting mr. vice president. what are you hiding? and what are you hiding on packing the court. first you said you're against it. now you said you won't answer. we know the answer. you won't tell us who you'd nominate or whether you'd pack the court because you caved to the far left on this as in everything else but you're trying to pretend you're still a moderate. you're not a moderate. you're not left either. you're nothing but a stooge for the a

she introduces her family, seven children, two adapted with special needs from haiti, a revealing lookike johnson has known her for a very long time and represents louisiana in the united states congress. we are happy to have yvonne with us tonight. think you so much for coming on. i have to say not legal analysis but as a person, she seems the finest person i've ever seen under discussion for this job. is she? >> that certainly my view. we came from different parts of the state in louisiana but met in student leadership events and she stood out even then when we were 17 years old, a person who is extremely talented but also gracious and humble and that is the kind of leadership that's recognized and not imposed. had a phenomenal career, brilliant constitutional scholar and i'll tell you what i told the president, i've spoken to him on a couple of occasions over the last couple of years because we wanted her to have this position. i said to sum it up, she is a female justice scalia. she learned and studied constitutional law under him and she has cut out of the same old and i'm telling

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woman who has adopted one of my children that she has seven children, two of which she adopted from haiti, and who are children of color, having interracial family, i respect and like that a lot. howie: very glad to hear you say that. now, mollie, new polls out today, new york times, washington post, 56 or 57% of people questioned say that whoever wins the election should fill the seat. but obviously a lot of charges thrown by the media at mitch mcconnell because of what he did to merrick garland and now he's pushing this thing two weeks before the election. do you think the media have declared war on senator mcconnell. >> yeah. one thing that's important to clarify, the 2016 was not to confirm someone in an election year, it's you generally don't see confirmations where the senate is controlled by a different party than the presidency. that doesn't actually apply in 2020 because both the senate and the presidency are controlled by republicans. so it is a distinction that the media did a very bad job of explaining. i do think that one of the downsides of what the media did two years ago w