justice canada didn't like to be kennedy was not always number five every time the court swung. what there does to the dynamics of the court. it changes the dynamics of the court and makes justice justice the closest to the center on a range used to be ere it justice kennedy. so he will control on range of however the court goes either to the right or occasionally to the left. must be said you suggested hat on some issues he already found himself there healthcare be ing being prime one he and four obama care. upheld >> the moral of the story for appointee is al what? mark: you can't predict to a totainty how anyone is going vote on every case that might come before a justice. of work put lot in, in this case by the federalist society and others in compiling a list of candidates that conservatives feel will, in main, deliver the kind of votes they would like to see. >> let's talk about getting this nominee confirmed. we talked about the list of senators, the two republican a number of democrats who are facing re-election who everyone's gets attention. joe mansion of west virginia

who is the ideal supreme court justice canada? caller: i don't have one. i'm sorry.emocrat and i don't think -- i'mve the right sorry, i don't think they have the right to pick somebody. why should they pick somebody before the midterms? he's going to pick some psychotic person who is go back 50n and we years as always like he has been doing with everything else. the man is not's. we left england because of the tierney we suffered from religion and taxes. what are we doing now? it is all about religion and taxes. host: a busy week. reaction and session, after the speech and who the nominee is, tomorrow morning on washington journal. .hen the nato summit thank you for joining us as you begin a brand-new week on c-span. a reminder, all of our coverage is on c-span.org. have a great week. ♪ >> coming up lives, remarks by on dashiell and bill frisk global health and diplomacy, and the impact of president trump's emergency plan for aids relief. then a review of the supreme court case way fee versus south dakota. we will have that discussion on c-span. and it would to advo

the advice of canada justice department yesterday about our key presenters although rg was not named in the advisory, said presenters were exempt from it because the fact party itself is registered in the united states. that's a clear the legislation. regarding shell corporations and advertising online i would also put forth the idea in my written testimony about creating through third-party or perhaps social media companies could do this themselves although i have some reservations about this, a better business bureau type of list a registered trusted political advertisers. then we would kind of get around these issues of sloppy enforcement of political ads that are just say no, this has to do with president trump, therefore it is political and we will reject this after if there are trusted advertisers listed, that could be weighted circumvent these issues. >> shell corporations is a real problem. >> absolutely. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. i'll finish with one question for professor goodman and then i'll call in senator klobuchar. it's my understanding that

>>> president trump returns to washington to face stiff tariffs from canada, plus a race to hit a deadlinechoose a new supreme justice. >>> the world cup winners and losers as wedding? "early day" starts right now. i'm richard lui in for philip. >> i'm frances rivera. we're exchanging comparison war out there. you have to do it. >> we really need it. much of the nation is in the midst of a dangerous heat wave this morning as the fourth of july holiday approaches. temperatures in the triple digits in areas of the midwest and northeast united states. it is prompting heat warnings and advisories for millions of americans. many heading to the water to beat the heat. >> it wasn't just people that needed to cool off. chicago, for instance, had to hose down one of the city's movable bridges. officials say the extreme heat makes the steel expand, making it impossible to raise and close the bridge to letrly in new yor the clock and trying to beat the heat. >> it's not an easy run in the heat, just brutal today. >> reporter: the temperature, 96 degrees. the hottest it's been this year. in n eedxcessi after three minnesota twin

states supreme court we will have our longtime participants justice ruth bader ginsburg, higher and elaina kagan. from the supreme court of canada a welcomed guest, the honorable suzanne and from the united states court of appeals with the district of columbia another long-standing friend of the theater, judge patricia. please enjoy the trial. [applause]. >> rise. all rise. the supreme court of the kingdom of camelot is now in session. chernow. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> thank you. be seated, please. everyone, be seated. >> madame chief justice and the band please the court, as you know here in camelot perfect weather is decreed by law. and yet there is no doubt that things have become a bit stormy. [laughter] yes, there has been an insurrection in the kingdom is in peril, but from the beginning the prosecution of my client has been nothing but a witchhunt. his conviction rests on three things. first, his enthusiastic and possibly politically motivated investigation of treason by lancelot and guinevere. second, his expression of political ideas and third, his association with knights who like all knights have

from the united states supreme court, we will have our longtime justices, ruth bader ginsburg and elena kagan. the supreme court of canada -- and from the united states court of appeals, and district of columbia, a friend of the theater, judge patricia -- .njoy the trial >> all rise. oh ye, oh ye, oh ye, the supreme court of the kingdom of camelot is now in session. [approaching footsteps] [applause] [raucous cheering] ginsburg: thank you. be seated please. everybody, please be seated. >> madam chief justice. may it please the court, as you know, the perfect weather is an camelot decreed by law. but there is no doubt things have become a bit "stormy." [laughter] [applause] insurrectionn an and the kingdom is imperiled, but the prosecution of my client has been nothing but a "witch hunt." his conviction rests on three things, his enthusiastic and the possibly politically motivated investigation of treason by guenevere, second, the expression of his political ideas, and associations with knights who have a habit of stupidly whacking each other. none of that advocates a forcible overthrow the government. or inciting insurre

canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. administration. tonight, justiceartment attorneys are scrambling to provide a list of more than a hundred children ..all >>> another immigration deadline for the trump administration tonight. justicearrovide a list of more than 100 children all under the age of five separated from parents who crossed the border into the united states.nite the. hopefully help reunite children be parents. >> human rights groups hope to see 100 more pictures like this by tuesday. want to make sure they were heard loud and clear today. >> came here for people to sing songs of love to children. >> this protest outside of san diego detention center holding some of the children calls for an end to trump administration policies that separate families. the trump administration ordered to compile a list help reunite . deadline for reunions is looming. supposed to be no later than tuesday. >> begin looking for parent in this country and abroad. critical the government use the resources. >> another protest in san francisco today. protesters here

justices ruth bader ginsburg, stephen g. buyer and elena kagan. from the supreme court of canada, a new and very welcomed guest, the honorable susanne kotee. and from the district of columbia, another long-standing friend of the theater, patricia a.molet. please enjoy the trial. [ applause ] >> all rise. o yeah, o yeah, o yeah. the supreme court of the kingdom of camelot is now in session. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you, be seated, please. everyone be seated. >> madam chief justice, you may please the court. as you know, here in camelot, perfect weather is decreed by law. and jet there's no doubt that things have being a bit stormy. -- and yet there's no doubt that things have become a bit stormy. yes, there's been a resurrection and the kingdom imperiled. but from the beginning, the prosecution of my client has been nothing but a witchhunt. his conviction rests on three things, first, his enthusiastic and possibly politically motivated investigation of treason by lancelot and guinever. second, his expression of political ideas. and third, his association with kn

president trump returns to washington to face stiff tariffs from canada, plus a race to hit a self-imposed deadline to choose a new supreme court justices and losers as shoot-outs prove to be everything. >>> who's that guy in a photo, photo bombing a wedding? "early day" starts right now.

ruth bader ginsburg quite improperly said as a sitting security justice if donald trump wins i'll go to canada. she withdrew the statement. she is not going to leave the court voluntarily during president trump's time in office. >> sandra: to be exact here is her statement on her retirement from the supreme court. i am now 85. justice jean-paul stevens stepped down when he was 90. i think i have at least five more years. >> she is a character. there are movies about her, a play about her. she works out every day in the gym with justices gorsuch, young enough to be her grandson. >> sandra: her health appears to be good. >> yes. >> sandra: this is likely going to be a game-changing week as far as the confirmation process and meeting with democrats. >> i don't think the democrats will say how they'll vote this week. the fact that they're meeting with him in defiance of senator schumer is quite telling. >> sandra: byron york was on at the top of the hour and said the key question for democrats will be if you voted yes for gorsuch, how can you not do so for kavanaugh? >> that's a good question for

canada. please enjoy the trial. >> all rise! oh ye, the supreme court of the kingdom of camelot is now in session. [applause] ]raucous cheering ruth bader ginsburg: every body, please be seated. >> madam chief justice. it please the court, as you know, the perfect weather is decreed by law, but no doubt, things have become a bit "stormy." cheering] yes, there has been in insurrection and the kingdom is but the prosecution of my client has been nothing but a "witch hunt." the conviction rests on three things, his enthusiastic and the possibly politically motivated investigation of treason, the expression of political ideas, and associations with knights who have a habit of stupidly whacking each other. advocates a forcible overthrow the government. to comply with the first amendment, the kingdom has to prove that mordred had a specific intent to overthrow and engage in speech with a clear and present danger of bringing about substantial public evil and there is no evidence of any of that here. what you see is the same level of stability that exists in any western democracy where public discourse is carried out in lines of 280 characters or less. p forward.ge lea only half as much speech was allowed

towill choose the justice replace anthony kennedy very foreign secretary boris johnson steps down. he tweeted moments ago. canadating its biggest challenges how the central bank is responding to the trade war and other threats to the economy. all of that in the next 30 minutes be let's get a check on major averages. right now, the dow jones is up 1.2% in the united states. the s&p 500 up. as for other asset classes, a 2/10 spread in basis points and flat. crude oil futures down. , we have to keep our eye on over the trade war might be. when we look at the positive momentum in the stock market, there has been positive activity in smaller cap stocks. at the tradingok inequality. when we talk about value versus growth, in big cap stocks, tech companies had a great run here to trade uncertainties mean a gap. , when your cap names see the chart on the lower half, growth and value have been winners. for companies investor thinks are u.s. based that may not have to go out of the u.s. borders to do trading business. certainly the small caps outperforming in the s&p so far this year. nine hours from prime time, president

canada. the second big thing is the announcement on the supreme court justice. that will come monday.ce 24 four, -- limited that to folks. progressives are gearing up for a fight. centrist republicans and democrats on the line to people like senator susan collins, a republican. and senator joe manchin, a democrat, up for reelection in west virginia. they are going to decide what what that supreme court pick gets chosen. scarlet: taylor: -- taylor: thank you. that was kevin cirilli. we keep the focus on mexico's country elect. the first leftist president in decades. we discussed the implications with morgan stanley's chief u.s. public policy strategist, michael zezas. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ is -- kevin: -- abigail: this is "bloomberg markets." we are taking a selloff in commodities. one way to play through the futures markets. as you can see, the bloomberg commodity index down sharply. down 2%. its fifth greater than 1% decline since the start of june. near a five-month low. brent crude also sharply lower. down 2.4%. silver, down 1.8%. some of this could have to do with trade tensions

canada is more restrictive than we are. i prefer our system. but when you read our cases come -- cases, i think they are really very powerful. susan: chief justicen burger, we will tell you about the other members of the court. that nixon appointees, the johnson appointees, eisen has her appointees still on the court at the time -- there were eisenhower's appointees still on the court at the time. 13 days after the new york times published that first article, there were two hours of oral argument. we will listen to a little bit. you did not argued the case. tell me about the legal team and how was assembled. >> the chief counsel was from yale law school, a professor. the professor under whom i studied in law school was viewed in the language of those days as a conservative academic. he clerked for justice frankfurter. as he once put it to me, he was not a first amendment voluptuary. and he was not. if there was any criticism of the times's lawyers presentation to the court at every level, then and even now, it was that we did not talk enough about the first amendment. we talked about separation of power. we talked about statutes. we talked about

canada. i don't know where the number five came from. she is really up there in years, the oldest justiceept on in 63 and retired at 93. so she still has a little ways to go. >> she's 85. >> she's only 85. >> i think all the wine is keeping her young. >> her new movie career is what's keeping her young. >> and the calisthenics. she does that in her office. >> she lifts weights, she does exercises every day. >> wine and exercise. cheryl: there you go, wine and exercise. >> not a bad combination, even at 7:45 in the morning. >> at least i have one of the two down. cheryl: and there's food on the show as well. >> where's the cheesecake. cheryl: judge, thank you so much. good to have you here. coming up, the undercover officers working to keep the skies safe are surveilling ordinary americans without a warrant. the controversy over the secret tsa program ahead. plus, say cheesecake, how you can celebrate national cheesecake day with sweet deals, that's next. ♪ year, i am sorry about that. [music playing] (vo) progress is in the pursuit. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on sele

canada, they will do something even if it's not impactful christina we'll keep watching that turning to the battle over the high court president trump expected to announce his nomination to replace justice president said expect it july 9 he's under pressure to make sure roe v. wade is not a litmus test for his supreme court nominee. i spoke with the president in an exclusive interview this weekend and i asked him if nominees would be asked beforehand what their vote might be on roe v. wade. president trump: well that's a big one, and probably not. they're all saying don't do that you don't do that. you shouldn't do that. maria: because on the campaign trail you said you'd leave it to the states. president trump: well maybe some day it will be to the states you never know how that's going to turn out that's a very complex question. maria: and do you think you'll be able to get your nominee in place before the mid-term elections? president trump: i think it's going to go very quickly and we'll have a lot of support from democrats. maria: joining us is fox new senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. >> good morning. maria: so democratic support, i mean he may need it if he doesn't