my three kid still talk about the day when we visited chambers mrs. scalia served them brownies she made for. the at home. while justice scalia let them sit at his huge desk and grilled them about their ambitions and interests. one unexpected area in which the justice influenced me was on matters of faith. during our clerkship the issue of personal faith was rarely if ever discussed. it certainly never entered into our discussion of cases even though such sass employment division versus smith, that involved the religion clauses of the constitution. justice scalia approached these cases just as he did any other. by reference to the text and the history of the relevant constitutional provision. but later i came to appreciate that justice's faith through other means. my own spiritual path led me to catholicism. having learned from him on matters of legal meaning i began to understand the depth and breast of his faith, and -- bracket of this fight and the fact eh wrote the say. intel almost talk to passion to such matters and as he did to legal fishes and althou

we have all been blessed over the years to know mrs. scalia, who has likewise welcomed into the extended scalia family us clerks and our children, a group the justice sometimes called the grand kirks -- clerks. my kids still talk about the day that we visited the chambers and mrs. korea and serve brownies she had made, well justice scalia allow them to sit at his huge desk. one unexpected area in which the justice influenced me was on matters of faith. and during our clerkship, the issue of personal faith was rarely, if ever, discussed. it certainly never entered into our discussions cases even th ough some cases involved a religious class of constitution. justice scalia approach these cases like he did any other, by reference to the text and the history of the relevant constitutional provision. but later i came to appreciate the justices faith through other means. my own spiritual path had let me to catholicism, so this became another reason to engage in justice scalia. having learned from him on matters of legal meaning, i began to understan

mr. scalia. would note to you in most of the exit polls, including the thea, 21% of voters said supreme court was one of the most important issues, and deciding the vote. 60% said they were voting for mr. trump. i will let him tell you a little bit about the meeting. >> president trump wanted to talk about how important he views the election and the decision he will make. i was very heartened by the focus he is putting on it. it was a very good and productive session. names? as you might know, he put out a list of 21. my understanding is that is still the list, and he is committed to evaluating those people carefully, honing that list, and making the nomination upon assumption of the office. >> [inaudible] mr. leo: he did not discuss the timing specifically. it is a high priority, but he didn't say anything about a specific timeline. >> [inaudible] can't pick 21, although he might want to. i have no preferences. he certainly didn't indicate. but what i would say is that all of those people are in

the late conservative justin antonin scalia was part of the majority opinion, mr. trump said he would pick next supreme court justice in the mold of scalia. >>> more details about mr. trump's latest cabinet picks, congressman tom price would lead the health and human services department if confirmed by the senate. he is currently chairman of the house budget committee, he is a six term congressman. he has called for major changes to entitlement programs and strongly oppose is a borings. and elaine chao would lead the department of transportation, if confirmed by the senate, she served as secretary of labor under president george w. bush, and as the deputy secretary of transportation under president george hw bush. chows was first asian woman to serve in the cabinet position and she will have a key role in shaping trump's infrastructure plan. >>> president-elect trump has also tapped local supporter renee amore to join his transition team, deputy chair of the pennsylvania republican party shared news on facebook saying i'm so excited, everybody. i have been put on th

scalia. he was praised by mr. trump after his death. >>> families burned out of their homes. >> reporter: it's gonna take you'll see exactly why. this building, their homes, have been deemed a total loss. [ crying ] >> reporter: tierce ran down the face of a mother of three, looking on as smoke poured onto the streets of lawrence today. >> it looked like a huge fire! smoke, and then the fire! it was just crazy flames. i saw the roof came down. intensity of the flames. inside they found a mother trapped on the 3rd floor. >> to evacuate the building, we continued with the firefighting effort. old building, approximately five units. >> reporter: everyone who called this home lost everything. one woman suffered a seizure outside and was transported to the hospital. >> it's an important intersection of the city. it's a building that just got -- the last couple yea, >> reporter: the most of the residents who live here were still at work. as they rushed home, some of their neighbors stood by their side and pledged to do

scalia. with three mr. trump could potentially fill even more seats over the course of his presidency. if a reconfigured high court did overturn rose versus wade, it would go back to the states which would then decide on abortion access. he is pledged to -- >>> keep watching what happens to this guy there. knocks him right over. here was quickly grabbed and taken away by campus police. the video was recorded by the university student newspaper. this anti-trump rally one of many that's been going on across the country since the election. ohio state university released a statement to students last week saying it actively protects first amendment rights, but the school also expressed concern about verbal assaults on campus following the presidential election. >>> this morning president obama is in greece to kick off this video shows the president arriving at the airport in athens during the trip the president hopes to reassure america's allies. mr. obama scheduled to hold talks with the greek president and meet with the prime minister today. that session will be followed by a joint news c

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the replacement of justice scalia will be selected and that debate happens in the first half of next year. on social issues, mr. trump is a traditional republican, pro-gun in his comments and throughout the campaign, very pro-life and comments throughout the campaign and a champion for religious freedom. i think you will see republicans and they will focus on those three areas, making sure rights are preserved in the country, -- there was one big debate of the presidential campaign, hillary clinton said she was getting ready to change the long-standing federal policy that federal funding could not andsed to fund abortions there was a debate emerging in our country about had we make sure that no one was this committed against in our society, yet, people are free to exercise their religious beliefs in our american society? that is not easy to balance. indiana is in the midst of that ofate over the last couple years. that balance is raising the trump administration focus. mike: do you think congress should way into the bathroom issue, religious freedom issue at we have seen in indiana, but carolina? representativ

scalia. >> she could have brought the conservatism era to an event where for several decisions most hated by the left including heller, citizens united, citizens united and the free speech case. mr. trump victory puts an end to those plans but what can we expect, how will he filled the scalia vacancy? how should the approach this? is first appointment will not be as transformational as hillary clinton's first appointment could have been. h >> >> >> have one serious occupational defect to be shared by everybody hear i have never been the supreme court justice i can tell you how they decide cases after the elon

mr. trump as president and a republican-controlled congress, we could see many initiatives of president obama rolled back. >> marek garland was to replace scalia, as garland's approval is more than unlikely, president obama's affordable care act brought significant changes to the country's health care system. republicans have been against it since it was enacted in 2010. president-elect trump has vowed to repeal and replace it. >>> we've heard a lot about the president-elect's plans to build a wall along the mexican border. trump could scale back the obama administration's efforts to deport undocumented immigrants. and also to keep out terrorists. republicans have not endorsed the idea. and finally, president-elect trump has vowed to dismantle the iran nuclear deal. the agreement imposes limits on iran's nuclear program in exchange for lifting international sanctions. >>> a muslim american gold star father who entered the international spotlight during the campaign says he's disappointed with the election results but he adds it's time to move forward. khizr khan's son was killed and he told lauren mayk he has no regrets of putting his family o

mr. trump's tweet put him at odds with one of his heroes. symbol that expresses an idea. that said, scalia was the main kind of speech that tyrants seek to suppress. lots of debate about this on my twitter feed. check that out at bruce leshan. >> thank you. >>> as a senator hillary clinton did cosponsor the flag protection act of 2005. a year later clinton voted against a plan to amend the constitution. >>> on our comments. marilyn writing i'm afraid to let it touch the ground, the flag. i don't know how anyone could burn one unless it's being properly retired. freedom of speech does not include burning the american flag. don't feel they should lose their citizenship. should have something happen to them. you can join the conversation on our facebook page. >>> we know more now about that team -- 71 people were killed including a soccer team from brazil. reaction continues to pour in for the victims, including in washington. from a dc united player whose heart is very much with the team. >> soccer is arguably the most popular sport in the world. here in dc, a brazil native knows just how mu

mr. trump's victory puts an end to those plans, but what can we expect? how will he feel the scalia vacancy? how should he approach this? his first appointment will not be as transformational as hillary clinton's first appointment could have been. his appointment will return the court to the traditional 5-4 split, but how mighty transform the supreme court with -- how might he transform the supreme court with additional appointments? decisionsect little to be overturned during the trump presidency? i will ask general mckissick to leadoff. judge mukasey: i have one serious occupational defect that mercifully a shared by everyone here -- i've never been a supreme court justice, so i cannot tell you how they will be deciding cases after the election of president trump, however, i think it is pretty clear from the list of people that he has already proffered, , in we are going to have the foreseeable future, and theaps beyond, a return to notion of a constitution with a meaning -- a definite meaning that was put there originally. that is not going to be scrapped with the criticism that

scalia. >> she could have brought the conservatism era to an event where for several decisions most hated by the left including heller, citizens united, citizens united and the free speech case. mr. trump victory puts an end to those plans but what can we expect, how will he filled the scalia vacancy? how should the approach this? is first appointment will not be as transformational as hillary clinton's first appointment could have been. his appointment will return to court to a five-quart split. but how might he transformed the supreme court in additional appointments? can we expect liberal decisions to be overturned during the trump presents a? i will ask general mckay c. to leadoff and let's talk about the supreme court and what might happen under president trump. >> i have one serious occupational defect that is shared by everyone here which is i have never been a supreme court justice so i can't tell you how it is in deciding cases after the election of president trump however i think it's pretty clear from a list of people that he has already -- that we are going to have in the foreseeable future and perhaps beyond a return to the notion of a constitution with a meaning, w

mr. trump took the step of releasing 21 names he will consider for the seat left vacant by the death of justice scalia in february. has repeatedly made this pledge. >> only from that list i'm going to pick. only. we're not going outside that list. >> reporter: it was crafted with the help of the conservative federalist society. the executive vice-president met with trump today. >> i would say he is looking for someone that is independent, courageous, smart, very high quality. >> reporter: conservative court watchers are focused on judge william pryor who was appointed by george w. bush. he faced a tough confirmation after being named to the bench by recess appointment. democrats opposed his strong criticism of roe v. wade. judge sykes was a bush 43 appointee. she has a growing profile within the conservative legal movement and wrote an opinion affirming that firing ranges are protected. there's also the interesting possibility of senator mike lee, the only non-judge on the list. his father once served as the solicitor general before the nation's highest court and lee himself clerked for justice alito.

mr. trump took the step of releasing 21 names he will consider for the seat left vacant by the death of justice scalia in february. has repeatedly made this pledge. >> only from that list i'm going to pick. only. we're not going outside that list. >> reporter: it was crafted with the help of the conservative federalist society. the executive vice-president met with trump today. >> i would say he is looking for someone that is independent, courageous, smart, very high quality. >> reporter: conservative court watchers are focused on judge william pryor who was appointed by george w. bush. he faced a tough confirmation after being named to the bench by recess appointment. democrats opposed his strong criticism of roe v. wade. judge sykes was a bush 43 appointee. she has a growing profile within the conservative legal movement and wrote an opinion affirming that firing ranges are protected. there's also the interesting possibility of senator mike lee, the only non-judge on the list. his father once served as the solicitor general before the nation's highest court and lee himself clerked for justice alito.

scalia is a model we should try to follow. a case of expression of free speech. but the thing about mr.mp, expressing a view many feel, i don't believe we should we someone, but i believe should honor the flag. i believe we should hold it in me regard and it troubles when some people don't. for those who served in our and the sacrifice many of them have provided and the and fice to their families i know how it hurts them to see people desecrate the flag the do, although i don't think we should jail someone for doing that, we should encourage of behavior and discourage that type of expression. front people who sacrificed so much for our it is painful to see that in some cases. this, do tweets like distraction for the incoming administration, do you think it helps as they try to build a ready to take office for next year? guest: i don't know if it is changes the it conversation in some ways, he's expressing views a lot of and some feel americans go, i honor the flag, i'm glad he's willing to stand flag n. that case, i appreciate what he's trying to say. ost: lee in salt lake city, utah, d

scalia. i will come back to you for equal time. paul, from indianapolis good , morning. caller: i am very happy mr. trump got in because now we have four justices that believe the constitution is a living document. or basically, whatever they say it means. there is no doubt clinton would have appointed the fifth one, which would have basically torn up the constitution. religious liberty would have disappeared. and we would've had basically ruled by justice. anything that is not in the constitution should be left to the states or the people. that is what the 10th amendment says. liberal justices have completely disregarded it. host: thank you for the call. guest: i think paul makes some great points. these are some of the issues that i believe drove so many out to vote against hillary clinton and for donald trump. was she threatened to do, particularly in replacing justice scalia, one of the most conservative member of the court, someone who would be likt merrick garland or anyone else. the american people did not want to see that five vote liberal majority to run down a laundry list of items. state

mr. trump promised to appoint judges in the mold of antonin scalia of who entered office with at least 16acancies on the federal court of appeals, and another 25 judges will become eligible for retirement. the federal trial courts have 81 a confused, an unusually high number driven by republican control of the senate. a dozen more trial court agencies are expected soon. good morning from jacksonville, florida. line for democrats. hello. caller: hi. steve bannon has been manager of breitbart news for several years, and he has been at donald trump's side since before the one the nomination. breitbart news is a platform for the alt right. according to employees of breitbart news who quit because the site had become a vegan for neo-nazis -- beacon for neo-nazis and racists and anti-semites, and that is who donald trump has chosen to be beside him at the way. we have elected a racist. host: the southern poverty law center when the announcement for steve bannon came out said that steve bannon was the main driver behind breitbart news becoming a white f no nationalist propaganda mill. . anthony

mr. vice president-elect, what's on the agenda today? >> it will be a busy day. stay tuned. >> reporter: trump's one-time model for a supreme court justice the late antonin scalia told cnn flag burning was free speech. >> if i were king i wouldn't let people burn the american flag. however, we have a first amendment which says that the right of free speech shall not be abridged, and it is addressed in particular to speech critical of the government. >> reporter: trump spokesman disagrees. >> i think most americans would agree with me that flag-burning should be illegal. >> reporter: trump still lashing out at the news media over stories he doesn't like tweeting i thought cnn would get better after they failed so badly in their support of hillary clinton. since election they are worse. he also retweeted complaints about fact-checking from cnn and others poking holes in trump's baseless claim that millions of fraudulent votes went to clinton which simply did not happen. >> they're starting to get very nervous, the press. the dishonest media. world's most dishonest people. >> reporter: a sign trump's media bashing days from the campaign are far from over. >> president-

scalia. >> correct. >> and the first opinion merrick garland sides with the libs, people go nuts on the republicans and vote them out of the office. what if the republicans maintain control. >> and mrsclinton is elected. >> and they say nobody is getting a vote. >> they would do a tremendous disservice to their own control of the senate. in 2018 the republicans will have to defend 27 out of 34 seats. they would be clobbered i think by an electorate for having crippled the supreme court which is basically evenly divided, four conservatives, four progress is. occasionally one of those serves with progressives on social issues. he doesn't on the world of government. >> these are the stakes tomorrow. if the next supreme court justice is nominated by a democrat, keep in mind ruth bader ginsburg is 73. it would be the first time since five justices on the high court would be democratic appointees. >> president obama's successor will have more of an opportunity to shape the court than any president since richard nixon who had more of an opportunity since fdr who was in the white house for 12 years. it's the coincidence of when people age. the two that are up there, justice kennedy is 80. >

scalia. i will come back to you for equal time. paul, good morning. i am very happy mr. trump got in because now we have four justices that believe the constitution is a living document. no doubt clinton would have appointed the fifth one, which would have basically torn up the constitution. religious liberty would have disappeared. anything that is not in the constitution should be left to the states or the people. liberal justices have completely disregarded it. some: i think paul makes great points. these are some of the issues that i believe joe people out to vote against hillary clinton and for donald trump. in replacing justice scalia, one of the most conservative member of the court, someone who would be like merrick garland or .nyone else the american people did not want to see that five vote liberal majority to run down a laundry list of items. teri of state clinton was helpful in giving us that list. she talked about the policy goals she was trying to achieve the the court is not here to achieve policy goals. yours, hers, president trump's. and that is what jus

scalia will be selected. that'll be a debate that happens in the first half of next year. i think on the social issues, mr. trump in many ways was a traditional republican. he was very pro-gun in his comments throughout his campaign. he was very pro-life in his comments throughout this campaign. he was a champion for religious freedom. i think you'll see republicans through mr. trump's leadership focus on those three areas. making sure the second amendment rights continue to be preserved in our country. trying -- that was one of the big debates of the presidential campaign. hillary clinton said she was completely ready to get rid of the hyde amendment. going to change the long standing federal policy that federal funding could not be used to fund abortions and then there's this debate emerging in our country about how do we make sure that no one is discriminated against in our society and yet the people are free to exercise their religious beliefs in a way that's always been part of american society. that's not an easy effort to balance. indiana as you may well be aware, has been in the midst of that ragin

scalia passed away. >> lives has our next question. this question will also draw some heat on abortion. candidates, you will have one minute for your response. >> mr. miller, we know you have the endorsement of the alaska right to life. if elected, what course would you take on american laws and policies? >> a nation that a sickly sacrifice is the most defenseless, if we don't protect life and i think that the 14th amendment protected thing. if we don't protect that, what rights are up for grabs. i think an indicator of a nation willing to defend or not willing to defend the defenseless is something we all need to consider. i will do everything we can to make sure we have judges that are pro-life. that is a standard that needs to be applied to the whole of the judiciary. life itself and i'm proud to have the enforcement is again kind of the bellwether. is the federal government going to protect life? if not, what else is the federal government willing to allow to be taken in? >> what statues would you write, what does the right to change the policies them all? >> the constitution is sufficient. no life may be defined without the due process of law