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they wore robes. >> jamil, thank you. i want to go back to you, elizabeth. give us if you could an overview of where the circuit stand now as a percentage of judges appointed by democratic presidents versus republican president and if you could, start with you. what issues are pending cases are coming up through the circuit that are going to be significant? >> so, i don't have a firm number on the exact breakdown, but for example, the fourth circuit is one that used to be reliably conservative and over the course of president obama's eight years in office he was able to turn it into a pretty liberal court and unfortunately there are not many vacancies on the court right now. one nominee put forward this week for a seat in south carolina, but that might be the only current vacancy. that is an example of a court that flipped and it might be a while before were able to make much progress there. the ninth circuit is one with a tremendous opportunity for president trump. 29 judgeships they are in right now seven or eight vacancies. there have only been two nomine

and jamil, this story moved faster than many in show business expected it to.hink many were waiting to watch abc get through a day or two or maybe even a week or two with. this but it turned very quickly on roseanne. >> yes. we've been exposed to the informal's corporate cowardice recently. a lot of us expected that abc would either stay silent or simply discipline her or maybe suspend her, what have you. but it is a relief to see that there are in fact social consequences for these kinds of statements. they hired her knowing that she was a conspiracy theorist on twitter. they hired her knowing about her anti-semitic and racist statements and islamophobic statements. and they, you know, rode it out this long. and i think when you get to the old school racist term "ape," i think that may be a bridge too far for anyone. >> listen to what valerie jarrett said about this on msnbc tonight. >> i think we have to turn it into a teaching moment. i'm fine. i'm worried about all the people out there who don't have a circle of friends and followers who come right to their

caroline, just respond to what jamil said there. i was talking with geoff about the history between the relationship with the white house and law enforcement. we've seen so much signaling over these last many months where the president has been making his view or opinion on matters related to the justice department known in speeches, on twitter as well. jamil said moments ago, it is within the president's right to shape what the department of justice is doing. i you have the law degree. how much influence can a president have over the department of justice? >> i think when you talk about an obstruction of justice charge, there are people that would say, allen dershowitz being one of them, that the president has executive authority under the article 2, his powers under article 2 to really see fit to really say what he wants to say in terms of how he thinks things should be going. therefore the firing of james comey cannot be obstruction of justice. now others say if that firing was for a corrupt intent for the purpose of undermining

let me start with you, jamile.art anoiting and praising abc because you still are troubled by the decision they made to get into business with roseanne in the first place. >> right. i think what we're seeing here is they decided that they wanted to carve out a piece of this particular audience. they thought this audience was right for exploitation. this audience that supported the president, that talked like the president. and they chosen, you know, they whose to get in bed with a known twitter troll who has been racist and anti-semiconductorti website for years. they chose to do so with not really thinking about the consequences. and that's awe that's really at stake here. it's not whether or not free speech, her free speech is in jeopardy. it's the fact she was racist and there are consequences for that racism. >> you know david french, as someone described you on the sunday show, you're one of the free speech conservatives, whatever that means to this person. and this person was quick to say, i'm not one of them

jamil jafer is here, and mark preston. mark what do you make of this pardon? it seems out of the blue. >> it is out of the blue, but not unexpected in the sense that nothing is ever unexpected with this president. a couple of things i think we should really key in on here, and kaitlan mentioned them. one is sending a message now to those who might be in judicial peril. those were his former allies, those who may have information that president trump doesn't want them to necessarily speak about. at the end, it comes to any kind of federal charges, the bottom line is president trump can part you, and he can get you off. you have to wonder if that's what we saw today. but also the second thing is, politically, we saw jack johnson, the famous boxer, who was pardoned, not necessarily political, that was just justice. but while we talk about scooter libby, of course, and talking about joe arpaio, one other person who was pardoned by the president was christian mark saucier. who is he? he's a former navy sailor who was charged with taking pictures of top secret equip

jamil, thank you so much. shimon and nia, appreciate it. >>> coming up, the other trump tower meeting that is raising new questions about the trump campaign's contact with foreign actors. a new report says donald trump jr. met with a representative from middle east nations offering to help the campaign. we'll have details ahead. >>> plus, a new warning and list of demands for iran. secretary of state mike pompeo outlining a laundry list of actions iran must take if it wants to avoid the strongest sanctions in history. but will the iranians play ball? stay with us. welcome to holiday inn! thank you! ♪ ♪ wait, i have something for you! every stay is a special stay at holiday inn. save up to 15% when you book early at hollidayinn.com one picky customer shouldn't take all your time. need something printed? the business advisors at office depot can assist with exactly what your business needs to grow. get your coupon for 20% off services, technology and more at office depot and officedepot.com. technology and more

jamile jaffers, former adviser to the house intelligence committees. glad to have you. it has been disorienting to have kim jong un be so cordial. he did release the american hostages and it looked like we were full steam ahead. what do you know about the china angle here? also, is it somewhat, a little more comforting when you realize oh, this is the kim jong un family we know? we have respect for the process, for the summit but we are not going to go there and be snookered. >> that is right, dana. look. china obviously is a big player in the region. they are ultimately the backer of the north korea regime. without china there is nothing for north korea. they don't have any support. they are inclined to go where china tells them to go. it's interesting that the aggressive statement came after meeting with the china leader. it's not clear if he said i want to get more aggressive or china said you need to be more aggressive. either way, what you are seeing here is two leaders sort of going toe to toe to say i can cancel, you can cancel, i can talk about nuclear war and s

. >> sage, jamil and dante are back with me.age, i think it was you who pointed out or maybe dante pointed out that the nba does have the same policy that the players have to stand but it's played out very, very differently. why do you suppose the atmosphere inside the nfl for these players is so different than the atmosphere is for this other league? they both have roughly the same demographics, about seven in ten players in the nfl are black. why do you suppose that the atmosphere is so different? >> well, their fans have a different demographic for one. in the nba the relationship the players have with the ownership, they believe they work together to try to build that league up as much as possible. the players do feel for the most part the ownership is on their side, they're trying to moment the things that the players want, try to help with the change that the players are looking for. in the nfl the players may not feel that way. the nfl players have a very short window in their career and they're trying to use that platfor

there's frieha altaf, nadia jamil, maheen khan — if you ask me, personally, i came from a home wherece. i was told that don't feel ashamed if something like this happens to you, scream, come to me, talk to me, tell me. so my mother taught me that, she's a teacher herself. i was aware of these things. post—that, i lived in america for a while. so i consider myself very lucky, actually, because i have basic awareness, i have the exposure to understand these things. but we're talking about pakistan at large here and, yes, there is a problem because we attach... ..you know, honourand shame, all these words, they're so misconstrued. let me ask you something personal. 0bviously, we've talked about sexual violence because your movie's about that subject, but there are many other ways in which i wonder whether the pakistani movie industry, the culture, is ready to recognise different ways in which women live their lives. for example — it's personal — but you are a divorcee, you've raised a son single—handedly. yes. do you believe that recognition of the strength, the independence, the resili

who will hari's government is under pressure to prevent such attacks ahead of elections next year jamil alan duggan reports from benyus states where an attack on a church is dividing a community that's lived peacefully for generations the police are taking us to a small town called by law it's in bend with state in sensual nigeria but long is a small farming community a place with no history of violence until now there are photos of tool. for the. well known. because of. the attack was devastating for people here they accuse ethnic feel any herdsman of being behind the attack there was a morning mass here when a group of gunmen stormed the church and started firing people say the shooting lasted for over an hour sixteen churchgoers died that day including two priests and children. there have been disputes or remand across central nigeria between mostly christian farming communities and muslim herdsman for many years people here say they are afraid because the attack in belong is creating divisions they say the attackers wanted to provoke religious conflict and they call on the governmen

doctors injuries and jimmy all of their man both men are board certified obstetrician gynecologist jamil edris who happens to be my brother in law have spent the last ten plus years focusing on postpartum awareness a welcome everyone to this stream i want to start with a member of our community another member of our community because so many people wanted to weigh in on this topic hardly then we are here on twitter size postpartum depression for me was a constant struggle to express it was an unpopular and uncommon position for young millennial like me to start a family that early so not a lot of people my age could understand what i was going through and the older generation felt i was being ungrateful or misinterpreted my emotional absence as neglect her my newborn carly when you read that story can you relate to it knowing what she's feeling when was that moment when you felt similarly. i think it's an interesting point i wonder whether and the doctors can probably answer this better but whether there is more prevalence of postpartum depression in younger mothers or older mothers or w

espn host jamil hill slamming for discussing -- inviting colin kaepernick to discuss race in america. he wanted all along? carly shimkus with online reaction. ♪ to deliver up to 7 hours of sleep support. number one sleep doctor recommended remfresh-your nightly sleep companion. available in the natural sleep section at walmart. rob: secretary of state mike pompeo in north korea making final preparations for donald trump's historic summit with kim jong un. >> everything is picked and great success. we think relationships are building with north korea and we will see how it works. it can be a great thing for north korea, south korea, japan. rob: pompeo's trip filling hope with prisoners from the rogue regime, in final talks negotiating the release. another fox news alert, 9 people are dead after an attack on an iranian military base in syria. syrian tv reporting or military shot down two missiles during the airstrikes out of the capital city of damascus. nearby towns warned to prepare bomb shelters in anticipation of revenge attacks. israel has not confirmed or denied these attacks afte

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jamil saw the second, he happened to be wearing the wrong colors when a latino gang member saw him andm away. the kid was not a member of a gang, he was a student, going to college. a football student got mowed down by a gang member who targeted him because of his race. the people that are calling donald trump a big it, you're calling him a bigot because of a group that is targeting others. >> tucker: i think our viewers will be shocked to know that compton, which was the largest black community west of the mississippi is only a tiny minority black. it's been overwhelmingly -- why is that not covered anywhere? >> because the left-wing media doesn't want to talk about it. they are pro-illegal immigration and if illegal immigrants displaced people in california who happen to be black, that's just the price of a ticket. it's an absolute outrage. one of the reasons that the population of blacks in l.a. has declined since i've been living here is because of the displacement of blacks by hispanic, many of whom are here illegally. it's another thing to illegally begin to change the culture of

joining me right now is jamil jaffer and cnn political director david chalian is here. with the tweet from the president. the powers granted to the presidency and get involved in the justice department. there's background here. republican lawmakers have now drafted articles of impeachment. they want documents and they think he's stonewalling and want documents regarding carter page, and regarding the clinton investigation and the robert mueller investigation and quite a few things and rod rosenstein has said the justice department won't be extorted and then the president tweets this. where does that leave things? >> of course, the president can simply order rosenstein to turn over the documents and whatever he wants and he can demand that rosenstein give him the documents and he can convene a special commission. the president has these to get over to congress and he can speak to the justice department about the documents. it's a very odd situation. >> hold on just one second. i'm getting new information coming in from the control room. if you can stick with me for a sec

the horrors government is under real pressure to prevent such attacks ahead of elections next year jamil alan doe the reports are from benue a state where an attack on a church is developing a community that has lived peacefully for generations the police are taking us to a small town called by law it's in bend with state in sensual nigeria but long is a small farming community a place with no history of violence until now there are photographs of growth tool . for an extra hour for the. well known. because of. the attacker was devastating for people here they accuse ethnic feel any herdsman of being behind the attack there was a morning mass here when a group of gunmen stormed the church and started firing people say the shooting lasted for over an hour sixteen churchgoers died that day including two priests and children. there have been disputes or remand across central nigeria between mostly christian farming communities and muslim herdsman for many years people here say they are afraid because the attack in belong is creating divisions they say the attackers wanted to provoke religio

steve national black journalist awarded jamille hill with journalist of the year award.an: lawrence jones, she's commentary whether you agree with her or not, that's a brand-new nuance to the category. >> this is not something that we should be promoting. at the end of the day, i want people that look like me, people that looked up to her to have someone on tv that will fit forever, show them that they can do it. now she can't do it. now she's unemployed. that's what the black association of journalism, we will applaud unemployment and that's not something i stand for. steve: when i was in journalism school it was about facts but now apparently journalism looks a lot like activism. sometimes you watch the briefing at the white house, a lot of activists in there. >> activism is starting to pay more because they will continue to keep their job. at the end of the day, you can have opinions about donald trump, a lot of times i agree with policies, at the end of the day, you have to know your audience, you have to know who you represent. half of the country is on the right, h

. >> jamil, kerry, elizabeth, you've truly been an outstanding panel. we have a gift for you. >> the focus of a panel conversation this afternoon hosted by the american conservative magazine in the heritage foundation. live coverage begins at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. tonight here on c-span2, but tv is in prime time with a look at martin luther king junior and the civil rights movement. journalist joseph rosenblum recounts the last 31 hours of the life of martin luther king jr. in his book, redemption. jim swanson retraces events leading up to the assassination of martin luther king jr. in his book, chasing kings killer. the syrup or calling college discussing the history of the civil rights movement in her book, a more beautiful and terrible history. booktv at all this week in prime time on c-span2. >> the senate special 18 committee held a hearing on health and retirement strategies for older americans. they talked about avoiding medicare enrollment penalties or resources to learn about social security benefit and programs to promote healthy aging.