have either been the victim or the perpetrator well you know what do you think how does the melissa alexander case show that because it just seems just the most like utter disgrace at the justice system to. her that she is twenty years like obviously it's because of minimum standards are forest why are why are these minimum so that because we sit around. we have so many complaints about the system and when the lection big comes it is time to kill local politics that is the big good judges in the movie makers in the tournaments these things we just don't do it you know one of the saddest things for me was watching is so many people would rally around dr for it all you had to do was wake up on election day and there would be no cabin on there would be no kavanah all you had to do was put this same image e into the same system that people ignore year in a year out everyone has something to say about the results everyone has a say about mandatory minimums but you can't you don't have a right to complain about any of these things if you try to change it that's where you need to get out of vote you

alexander of tennessee and from laware. the too founder, and actor and tivist, melissa m, whose tweet started it. kasie hunt and the american enterprise stut and nbc news presidential historian, michael beechloss. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, longest running show in television history, this ist "me press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. in the end a closely divided country elected a closely divided senate which t a closely divided vote that has left the country, you guessed it, closely divided. brett kavanaugh was confirmed b the senate, -48 yesterday after the closest vote since stanley matthews, you remember him, confirmed in 1891. it pitted republicans against democrats, men against women, accused against the accuser and trump loyali against trump detractors. though the fight is over, the i bitterme likely to endure and so are the questions we're left with. will kavanaugh's confirmation create a bggerthan expected blue wave from democrats or republicans generating a republican come bac will the supreme court be permanently maged by the way

alexander working bipartisan lean on opiates. we knew the president was going to be -- but it's very, very probable. i'm hearing in my ear that we might have john roberts. tell me that again? >> melissa: i think we have john roberts or enough in the white house, standing by. >> harris: john, are you there question there? >> hey, harris. good afternoon. everyone there on the couch. we have not yet heard from the president. as you mention, we heard from vice president mike pence, sarah huckabee sanders, the united states secret service, which has now turned the devices over to the fbi and the atf. they put out a lengthy statement about the timeline of all this. nothing from the president at this point. i suspect this opioid event which is coming up in about an hour and ford hood minutes, we will hear from him then. he will likely probably also included in his remarks in wisconsin tonight, for that political rally. just to reiterate here, there were reports this morning there was something address the white house for the secret service said that, in fact, is not true. mail from the white house and for former president barack obama does get sorted at the same facility. just outside the d