joe biden is here. what today stands for, i think it's important that we answer that question because it is as relevant today as it was then. to paraphrase emerson's poem, what did the people hear when they heard that shot heard around the world? what was it that they heard? what was this experiment about? was it just about independence, the revolution or independence? i think it was about an idea, how to give life to a renaissance idea that a country could actually be governed by its people, all of its people, it's wealthy people, its poor people, its people that could read, educated, uneducated. the revolutionary notion of the consent of the governed. it seems to me that's ultimately why they say america was an idea. the idea that people could govern themselves not a monarchy, not a governmental system that conferred power on the elite or the military or only the educated, an idea that ordinary people could do extraordinary things given half a chance. it truly was a revolutionary idea, an idea that bo

i think the one democrat who would have beaten donald trump joe biden but how could joe biden make it through a democratic primary when today's party has moved as far left as the republican party has moved right? host: good morning, new jersey. thank you for joining us. caller: i would like to make a statement and i have a question. i was listening to what was andg on in new york, syria, so on. i was born in spain during the civil war. i am sitting here wondering what is going on in this country between the republicans and the democrats. my way or the highway? losing. we have fake news and so on. long will its, how goings at the rate we are to reach what happened in turkey, what happened in need peninsula of korea? host: thank you. guest: we are looking at a couple of factors. the biggest one will be president trump's approval rating and to the extent there is a rally around the flag affect after a major international incident or a couldry operation potentially take away attention from some of the domestic issues that are giving republicans big problems right now and potentially boost

-- former vice president joe biden and cokie roberts. >> it is my hope that this beautiful museum helps inspire those involved citizens in this very great country. because history has his eyes on you. on the presidency, and author talks about florence harding and the new president she created -- and the precedent she created as first lady. >> he was in dire streets medically. it was interesting because out of this veteran's cause came the veteran's bureau. this is the first time the united states had a bureau. >> for a complete schedule, go to c-span.org. >> next, we hear how presidential libraries and museums should the president's legacy. she is the

joe biden.honored to have you here today since you began your career you have stood up for the middle class, for working people, for families and the interests of the less fortunate everywhere. your time in the senate and in the white house have made this country better and i just want to welcome you back home to pennsylvania. [ applause ] >> i'm proud to be here to help commemorate the opening of the new museum, this museum of the american revolution that will act as a monument to the lives of those who created this great nation. there is no better home for this museum than in philadelphia, than in pennsylvania, am i right? [ applause ] >> because this museum tells the story of the women and the men who created this nation right here in philadelphia where this nation began. located with only -- within only a few blocks of the museum are a number of historic treasures that tell the story of how a loose band of cologne yalz toppled a mighty empire for two centuries from independence hall to the s

joe biden. thank thank you, sir. [applause] mr.court this next song is called "history has its eyes on you." i was younger than you are now when i was given my first command i led my men straight into a massacre i witnessed their deaths firsthand i made every mistake i felt the shame rise in me and even now i lie awake onwing history has its eyes e history has its eyes on me let me tell you what i wish i'd known when i was young and dreamed of glory you have no control who lives, who dies, who tells your story i know that we can win i know that greatness lies in you but remember from here on in istory has its eyes on you history has its eyes ♪ you [applause] mr. harcourt: and history does have its eyes on us. everywhere you look, there is history reverberating. this is like a theme park for history. it is. everywhere you look. in particular, alexander hamilton walked these streets. his buildings for the treasury office were right there. that's the first bank of america, and our next song -- yeah, let's hear it for the first bank of

the crowd is standing for a beautiful rendition of america the beautiful and joe biden just left the podium and they spoke about the poshs of this museum for the city and for the country. the opening was certainly grand for the museum of the american revolution. the day began in washington square. a tribute at the tomb of the unknown soldier of the revolution an inter faith service followed by a wreath laying. the grand opening took place on the 242 anniversary of the shot heard round the world that ignited the revolution war in 1775. >> this is an important part of the history of philadelphia and the nation. >> it's historic and i'm glad it's happening now. >> governors rendell and wolf were on the stage. >> the museum we open today tells the story of the american nation, how people from all walks of life found a bond in the ideals of equality, ideals andself government. >> sydney james harcourt from the cast of hamilton performed for the crowd including former vice president, joe biden. the museum is in the final stages of completing a campaign to open a third museum at third and c

former price president joe biden is on hand.began with parade down sickth street to independence hall. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos was there for it all and he joins us live. good afternoon, greg. >> reporter: good afternoon there jim. this museum a long time in the making today officially and finally opening its doors and right here behind me you can see the vice-president of the united states joe biden here to sort of mark this date. 242nd anniversary of the shot heard around the world which ignited the revolutionary war. today's ceremony began at the tomb of the unknown soldier at washington square and continued on to the steps of the new museum. in attendance former price vice-president joe biden, mayor jim kenney, governor tom wolf and pulitzer prize winner david mccullough. museum contains more than 3,000 artifacts from the revolutionary war period including george washington's tent. the chairman of the $120 million museum says it's been a very long process but he's proud the doors are finally opening and so is vi

of course, you know that president joe biden decided not to run ultimately in 2016 because of his son'so tell that you speaking to biden's advisors the last couple of days, they say that no matter what he says publicly about that he is certainly not anywhere near making a firm decision on 2020. i can tell you the people in this room probably won't take him at his word when he says he's not going to run until he makes a definitive statement that he is not going to run for president in three years. >> all right. m.j. lee, we'll be watching. thank you. we're back in a moment. are upgrading their watere filter to zerowater. start with water that has a lot of dissolved solids... pour it through brita's two-stage filter... dissolved solids remain! what if we filter it over and over? oh dear. thank goodness zerowater's five-stage filter gets to all zeroes the first time. so maybe it's time to upgrade. get more out of your water. get zerowater. what would help is simply being able to recognize a fair price. truecar has pricing data on every make and model, so all you have to do is search for th

i want to welcome jumper and mike quinn and especially vice president joe biden.we miss you. >>. >>. [applause] tonight can i see a show of hands how many of you in the audience are veterans? [applause] wow. i'm here today on the half of a special group of veterans, the 1.7 million men and women who have either given their lives or have been wounded in combat. serving to protect the freedoms we've all come to take so much for granted. i can tell you that the price of freedom is not free.it's paid for in the blood of the workers of our mothers fathers, sisters and especially their spouses. >> general george washington at the end of the revolutionary war wanted to do something to recognize the fidelity and bravery of the common soldier. >> martin officer but rather the ncos who serve the continental army. so he created on the steps of august and 82 the very first separation in the colonial army. called mcnamara, it was a simple piece. >> inscribed with the word merrick on it. at first we thought there are only about four people who had received it, but our research

former vice-president, joe biden came and, of course, bob kelly was there. so the two irish men talk about his days about what that was all like. here's what they said. >> i'm a professor over at penn. i'm working on foreign policy. i'm down at university of delaware, is there a biden foundation and they are doing domestic policy. difficult the same thing there i'm running this foundation to focus on the middle class and income in equality. >> fabulous event right there, among some of the men honored at last night ease gathering of heroes ceremony, four congressional medal of honor recipient who had been on good day earlier in the morning including last living recipient from iwa jima all money raised during this event benefits the marine core law enforcement foundation, amazing. >>> so bob, what was it like to talk to the former vice-president. >> it was really cool, like out of no where boom, i found out about 10 minutes before he was arriving. really great guy. he made a nice donation to the cause last night. we talked about his events taking place over th

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the university is very close to joe biden's heart. 's celebrating the non partisan biden institute which focuses on public policy and you can say his political career actually began at the university. he was elected class president with his sister valerie serving as campaign manager. i love this. she would continue in that role throughout his career. vice-president biden graduated in 1965 with double major in history and political science. >>> a big peace of history has just reopened in montgomery county. the historic house of museum at the john james audubon center in mill grove is back open after more than $2 million in restorations. john james auto bon was a world renowned painter most notably for painting birds. the property is owned by montgomery county. there's also a new visitors center coming in the fall of 2018. >> back to your fox 29 weather authority now. a chilly afternoon up in reading. if you are anxiously awaiting some warmer weather, hang tight. scott williams has the seven day forecast in just 15 seconds. >> it fillet

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former vice president joe biden also made an appearance.in for his wife jill who was supposed to speak at the gathering. the event raises money for the marine corps lauan torment foundation which provides scholarships for children who have lost their parents in the line of duty. >> great event. great cause. >>> 5:57. have you ever wished you could make a phone call while on the middle of a flight. you could but we'll tell you who is trying to keep it from ever happening. >> plus, it's starting to feel like summer. >> ahh. >> coming up the exercise moves to help you get your core and glutes ready for the beach. probably going to be painful but worth it. the news continues. >> ♪ dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to want to relax with your family. but enjoying today doesn't mean losing sight of tomorrow. so while i invest in "the now" my mortgage, vacations i still invest in the future, like my children's college tuition and retirement. i can help you piece together your financial journey for today and tomorrow. if you have a question

for eight years, no less than joe biden said exactly the same. it almost became the biden rule. republican presidential nominees taken up during the final year of a term will not be considered by a democratic senate. and so the shoe was on the other foot and we acted the same, so we'll leave it up to the american people to decide whether judge garland was treated unfairly. i do not believe he was. as a matter of fact, i felt very comfortable, mr. president, during 2016 saying who fills a supreme court seat is so important, such a significant and long-lasting decision that the american people deserve to be heard on this issue, and i felt comfortable making the presidential election largely about what the supreme court would look like in coming years. and there's no question about it. the american people got to decide in november of 2016 whether they would like a judge in the mold of justice scalia, whose seat we were trying to fill, or would they like a judge in the mold of judge garland, who president obama was seeking to put in place. the -- so i

opened to the public at 3:20 this afternoon and on hand for the celebration former vice-president joe biden. >> museum of the american revolution is now, officially opened. >> reporter: fourteen years and 120 million-dollar later, museum of the american revolution finally opened up its doors and former vice-president joe biden, was one of the first inside. what are your thoughts bit, sir. >> really great. i didn't understand some of the details. >> reporter: beside george washington's actual war 10t museum which sits at corner of chestnut and third streets in olde city also houses more than 3,000 artifacts from the revolutionary war. >> ♪ >> reporter: wednesday after a ceremony which stretched from the tomb of the unknown solder of the revolution at washington square to the steps of the building that the museum opened up to the public >> it is timely here. it is in the place where revolution really started in philadelphia. >> it is very important historically. it is very important for the young people. >> reporter: governor ed rendell, one of the museum's founders says he is glad to see thi

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. >> joe biden made an appearance in our area today.ing up with one of the stars of that new netflix series, 13 reasons why. to tackle a tough subject. pat lawson muse is in the studio. >> show one in every five women and one in 16 men will be sexually assaulted by the time they leave college. that is what brought joe biden and one of the stars of 13 reaso"13 reasons" to george mason university. arousing welcome for former vice president joe biden who came here to press an issue he championed at the white house, an end to violence against women that biden said can start with words. you got to speak up. you cannot let that kind of talk be bred. >> you got this. it's easy to make a difference this school year so go take the pledge it's on us.org. >> to raise awareness of the role everyone plays in ending sex assault, one of the most important issues on college campuses today. >> guys, a woman whose dead drunk cannot consent. you are raping her. >> why didn't you say this to me when i was alive? >> reporter: sex assault is dealt with in th

it is not any more consequential from what joe biden said in 92 over schumer said before the constitution society in 2007. 18 months before the vacancy that let the people decide in with the new president make the decision. that is a consequential thing. because we would not be doing what we did in regards to garlands. if it had not been for the president that was set by those. the only thing consequential but this was there was a national vacancy and they were anticipating vacancy -- [inaudible question] >> same way except you will not have a predecessor vote that we had to go back to the re rule. thank you all. >> now that you have done the attorney general, what is next for you? >> there will be a lot of nominations. attorney general and all of the judge's that will come up. but also hopefully working on the criminal justice reform. reauthorization. i have not heard much about the big issue last time. i think the supreme court getting involved in a patent issue that may, until we see what they do in some of the things that maybe preclude our doing anything in that area. but that is wha

the biden rule of course was when joe biden said during the last term of the president -- the outgoing president's office up for election that we're not going to confirm any nominees. this isn't an argument over whether chuck schumer was right when then senator chuck schumer said that heck, over the last couple of years of the bush administration we're not going to allow a justice to be confirmed. that's not what we are arguing about today. we are arguing about whether a brilliant legal mind, a judge who has proven incredible legal temperament over the past several months since his nomination, a judge who has agreed 97% of the time with the majority decisions of the court should receive an up-or-down vote. make no doubt this is a historic opportunity for this chamber to come together to prove that we believe in that 230-year precedent of confirming supreme court justices. this is the opportunity that we have to come together on a judge who just 11 years ago was confirmed unanimously by voice vote. there was no opposition 11 years ago to then judge gorsuch when he was confirmed to be pl

it was a 14 year process to open up the museum and today former vice-president joe biden was on hand to help cut the ribbon. 242 years ago the shot heard around the world... ignited the revolutionary war. now the first museum to commemorate our country's fight for independent has finally opened, and very city which holds the title of the birthplace of america. >> it is now marching over to philadelphia. >> push forward on faith but i was than the sure would i ever see this day. >> reporter: governor ed rendell, founding member of the museum which houses 3,000 artifacts from the revolutionary war including george washington's war 10t. >> miraculous and what it means for the city, but more importantly what it will mean for the country. >> museum of the american revolution is now officially opened. >> reporter: wednesday morning a grand opening ceremony for the 120 million-dollar new seem. dozens gathered at tomb of the unknown solder of the revolution in washington square before making their way to the steps of the building. hamilton star sidney james hardcourt performed for hundreds g

it is former vice-president joe biden with our own bob kelly. he spoke about what he thinks about our new president. >> he is off to a rough start but god willing for the sake of the country he will settle down. >> i regret not being president but i don't regret not running. reason i was going to runny thought that the issues facing the country now were in my wheel house, i spent my whole life working on them but it just wasn't the time. when i lost my sonny lost part of my soul, it was just not the right time. >> so among men honored at last night's gathering of hero ceremony, four congressional medal of honor recipients including the last living recipient of iwa jima they were on good day yesterday morning, of course work bob kelly. all of the money raised benefits marine core law enforcement foundation. >>> bob, nice event last night , busy pulling double duty. >> it was great, you know what , former vice-president joe biden, that was a total surprise. they told me 10 minutes before he came in. what a genuinely nice guy. he pulled out a check

joe biden was the chairman of the committee.nock on the door and the staffer pops out what do you want? seven welcome members of the house and we want the hearings open just to have her have a chance at a tell her story. no, not happening. well, why? because the hearings are over. well, the hearings are over but now you have this information. and the staffer says you can't come in because we don't allow strangers in the senate. i said what do you mean strangers? we have seven years of experience in the house. she said here is the difficult. there is like 50 cameras there and we are marching down and telling them our own colleagues in the united states senate won't allow us to have a meeting with george mitchell. j mitchell comes out and the whole country whichever side they are on is pounding on her. she gets fairly mistreated in my opinion. and at the end of the day, here is what i think . they opened up the hearing and she spoke and it was shot down. i found later on many women were waiting to collaborate the story. i write: i

i had conversations with joe biden and others in the so-called d.c. swamp as trump calls it and they used to get together and have dinner. they used to get together and have lunches. there wasn't this color wars that's created in this culture now where everyone stays on their side of the aisle. getting together in one room is what people who are unhappily married have to do in order to work out their differences. you have to be in the room. there was a song about it. you want to be in the room together so you can work something out. >> i think called it the room where it happens, but you said the room together where you can work something out. i think that's the next catch phrase for sure. >> it's so much more poetic. don't you think? >> stay with us. i want to bring clara back in here because richard makes the point about the first amendment and fake news. donald trump hammered that at his speech. i want to be clear about and i put this fairly and factually about his remarks tonight attacking the fake news and attacking their credibility at the very

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not a single senator, not one, not ted kennedy, not joe biden, no one said you had to get 60 votes. so even though i very much disliked the way the senate democrats did this in 2013, in effect it restored the practice, the practice and the custom of the senate down to 2000. chris: the government runs out of money on april 28th which means we could have another government shutdown on the 29th which just coincidentally would be donald trump's 99th day in office. how confident are you that you and congress can avoid a government shutdown? >> yeah, i'm very confident. the two appropriations committees are work working on the bills on a bipartisan basis. we'll be talking to senate democrats, they will be relevant to this process. it will require 60 votes. i'm confident senate democrats are not going to want to shut down the government. they used to use that against us all the time, and i think it worked pretty effectively for them, and i can't imagine they would want to acquire the government shutdown label. chris: but, look, there's some argument they'll say it's you, republicans, who c

for eight years, no less than joe biden said exactly the same. it almost became the biden rule. republican presidential nominees taken up during the final year of a term will not be considered by a democratic senate. and so the shoe was on the other foot and we acted the same, so we'll leave it up to the american people to decide whether judge garland was treated unfairly. i do not believe he was. as a matter of fact, i felt very comfortable, mr. president, during 2016 saying who fills a supreme court seat is so important, such a significant and long-lasting decision that the american people deserve to be heard on this issue, and i felt comfortable making the presidential election largely about what the supreme court would look like in coming years. and there's no question about it. the american people got to decide in november of 2016 whether they would like a judge in the mold of justice scalia, whose seat we were trying to fill, or would they like a judge in the mold of judge garland, who president obama was seeking to put in place. the -- so i

it was not opposed by then-senator joe biden. and it was not opposed by then-senator hillary clinton. this level of support for the other party's nomination is almost unheard of in today's political climate. but now these very same colleagues are vowing to break 230 years of senate tradition to dispense with 230 years of precedent to joint a partisan filibuster of a nominee who has the right judicial temperament and holds mainstream views that are supported by the constitution. throughout the confirmation hearing process we heard judge gorsuch talk about the over 2,000 opinions that he was a part of, 2,700 decisions that he was a part of, and i believe he testified before the committee that he joined the majority in 97% of that's opinions. that's somebody who sounds to me like a person who could receive the unanimous support of the senate, who did receive the unanimous support of the senate, including colleagues who serve with us today. but, unfortunately, across the aisle we still haven't heard a reasoning articulated, a compell

that's what joe biden said back in 1992 and he was chairman of the judicial committee. >> should that be the policy going forward? are you prepared to pass a resolution that says in an election year, any supreme court vacancy and have it to be the sense of a senate resolution that say no supreme court nominations will be considered in any even numbered year? is that where we're headed? >> chuck, with all due respect, that's an absurd question. we were right in the middle of the presidential election year. everybody knew that neither side had the -- had the shoe been on the foot would have filled it, but that has nothing to do with what we're voting on this year. why don't we talk about what what we're voting on this week, and that's this extraordinarily well qualified nominee for the u.s. supreme court. >> i understand that. but i go back to we're about to go in the situation where there's going to be this extra level of filibuster. let me ask you about that. do you have the votes to change the rules among republicans? do you have all 52 republicans ready to stand behind you if the de

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up with 0-rr joe biden looking on and enjoying the action from above. flyers win 4-2. flyers gave out their team awards before the action. among them wayne simmons wins the bobby clark trophy for mvp for the first time. the player who demonstrates the most heart. to the pitch, union still looking for their first win of the season. first half, richie marquez gets his head on it. union 1-0 leadoff on the header. tied at one in the second half. rory miller ordinary name, not so ordinary game scores. timbers win 3-1. i'm danny pommel. >>> we've got to dig out the flip-flops. >> i love it. shorts earlier. flip-flops. he's ready to go to the beach. that's it. we go to 80s. we're celebrating the 80s on monday and tuesday. really a great stretch of weather. we could see chance rain showers tuesday to wednesday. but i'm going to focus on the fact we have a great start to the work week. we haven't seen something like this good in kwiets some time. >> thank you for being with us. that's nbc 10 news at 11:00. for all of us here at nbc 10 news, thank you. have a great night. at lon

. >> joe biden. >> joe biden could beat him today. i agree, if the economy is good but he is not going to be able to do those things he said he would be able to do. they are never going to build a wall. the tax reform bill is going to be so stacked in favor of people who make more money and all those people in wisconsin, pennsylvania and michigan who voted for this guy on the assumption that they are going to get jobs -- >> that's only true if the democrats can show they would be able to do those type of things in this economy. >> remember, donald trump was not an alternative when he started running for -- somebody's going to get the democratic nomination and whoever it is -- >> that will be a great matchup, if it's lisbeth warren. >> they haven't been able to resonate a coherent message. it's bordering on hysterical. they are not able to come together. you have different factions. people who want bernie sanders, some people want elizabeth warren. >> i think we always look out and say who do you got? when you talk about that with the

. >> former vice-president joe biden talks about serious topic on campus as cross the nation. >> and major sickout planned this week may have riders scrambling to get around. reaction to the provide test from metro and workers union back in 30 second.ond. tests >> 6 o 08 we're tracking me metro. heads up getting a round on friday. >> it's prepareing for possibility of large scale sickout. >> annie yu this morning live in hyattsville. hi, annie. >> reporter: hey, steve, allison, that's right, come friday, riders might find it challenging to get around is that the because of possibility of large sickout happening. i can tell you 6:00 this morning west hyattsville metro stop things running smoothly this morning and again this may not be the case come friday. this is one of the situation where's we have to wait and see what happens. metro management tells us they received unusually high number of absence requests for this weekend and management of course bracing for possibility of large sickout doing whatever it can to minimize disruption to customers. metro has not said exactly how many

joe biden invented the method of saying we're not going to allow a nominee to go in the last year presidency and it was harry reid in 2013 that open the door to removing the filibuster for lower court judges. the democrats acted, now they have to own it and now the next supreme court nominee is going to sell right through. >> sandra: i was when to jump in and i'll ask you this question. how big of a windows is is for the president? >> kennedy: i don't think it's a win for anyone. i don't think anyone should have blown their political castle and i believe it there is democracy on both sides. i think it was foolish of democrats. they know the bigger fight is with the next justice. what did the democrats think was going to happen? of the republicans were going to invoke the nuclear option and growth in other nominee, do you think the president was going to nominate merrick garland and they were going to make good on that unrequited love? >> harris: chuck schumer said let's back away from this nominee and find some details. these guys can't agree on sandwiches when there is one in the hallway. i

. >>> former have i been joe biden making one of his first post white house appearances at georgia masonalking about events designed to bring awareness to sexual assault on college campuses. the former v >> when you see something, if you're a fraternity brother and you see a young freshman co ed in the second week dead drunk and him walking her up the stairs you got to say not in my house, jack, because if you don't, you are an accomplice. you know what's about to happen. >> biden fired up. sexual assault still the number one violent crime on college campuses in america >> you see all those don't kill yourself posters on the wall? they went up before because she killed herself and why? because the kids treated her like -- and that's, no one wants to admit it. they paint over the bathrooms and put up a memorial because that's the kind is. everyone is so nice until they drive you to kill yourself and sooner or later the truth will come out >> that was a short clip from a new netflix series, it's causing a lot of controversy >> 13 reasons why has schools in our area sending out warnings to

now that is joe biden. in addition to this impeccable job and experience and educational background, he's perhaps best known for his religious liberty defensest including the role and dispute during the obama administration that required employers tot of provide abortion inducing drugs to their employees as part of their health insurance. one of these employers was hobby lobby. everyone knows who hobby lobby is. i knew them back in the 70s when the family that started hobby lobby were actually operating out of their garage making picture frames and look at them today. i've known them for a long time. they started out their whole business with a 600-dollar loan. they have over 700 stores across the united states, the largest arts and crafts store in the world. neal gore -- neil gorsuch agreeu on their liberty rights and i'm going to read to you in a conquering opinion that is very profound, he wrote and this is after they made the determination that they didn't have to give these drugs to the employees he wr

that's what joe biden had to say in the final year of the bush 43 presidency. does it still apply? >> it did apply. i think i refer to that speech myself, it was repeated in 2007 and george w. bush is term 18 months before he left office by senator schumer. basically they're saying in the last year of a presidency, the seat should be vacant until a presidential election. but the people decide that's exactly what we did when the president nominated judge garland a year ago now. >> jon: now that she was on the other foot, senator schumer and others don't like that course of action. >> that's just exactly the way it worked out and a year ago now for the next eight months, i was taking the heat on this because i did not have a hearing on judge garland and i was told i wasn't doing my job, but what i was trying to make clear was you can't have one row for republicans in another role for the democrat. we were being consistent by holding the seat open and letting the people have a voice and that voice is heard now and justice -- judge gorsuch as a result of that people's voice being heard