you know the pinkerton's and their story. he was a former pinkerton man who had worked in san francisco labor elements in the san francisco strike. so he has brought in by the district attorney and the district attorney said, i need a list of all of the labor agitators in town on july 22, the day of the bombing. that will be our list. swanson draws up a list of all the people who had even him -- given him trouble in the past and of the list, there were five people who work former labor organizers or deemed radicals who were in town on july 22nd. that is who they arrested. the group is as pictured here. they are brought into the police station, they are identified as the five suspects, and again, brought in purely because of that list drawn up by swanson. warren was 22 years old, very young, very active in the shoemaker's union. he was an active union guy. edward nolan who is active in the machinist union. israel weinberg on the far left. he was a bus driver and involved in earlier strikes for car drivers and so on. you could

in pinkerton v. the colorado department of transportation, judge gorsuch joined an opinion discounting pinkerton's evidence of discrimination and concluding that her performance, not discrimination, resulted in her termination. betty pinkerton was an administrative assistant and she alleged that her supervisor had made inappropriate sexually explicit remarks to her over a period of several months and that she was fired when she reported the harassment. pinkerson specifically alleged that her supervisor asked her whether she had sexual urges and asked about the size of things that the boss should not ask about and that he commented actually a whole series of things that i don't think i will read into the record, but totally inappropriate in a workplace setting. after her supervisor asked to go to her house for lunch, pinkerton called the internal civil rights administrator to complain and made a formal written complain seven days later. an investigation that followed led to the supervisor's removal, b

but in pinkerton vs. colorado, the department of transportation, judges gorsuch and kelly upheld the ruling of a magistrate judge that she had waited too long -- two months -- to report the harassment, and the claim could not go to trial. but as the dissenting judge, david ebo pointed out there could have been justifiable reasons for the delay. perhaps she felt the harassment wasn't sufficient enough to file a complaint until it elevated to a certain point. or maybe she thought she could get her supervisor to stop without the involvement of the civil rights office and without possibly damaging her relationships with others in the office. in addition, although this was not mentioned in the dissent, perhaps the judges in the majority had insufficient personal familiarity with repeated sexual harassment to know the many reasons a woman might not promptly file a complaint. but instead of letting a jury decide the question of fact as to whether she waited too long, gorsuch and kelly took it upon themselves to

though, not look at what's going on over at fox and say, look, bill o'reilly and roger ailes, jim pinkertones a provocative article at breitbart. he essentially said they understand how to talk to the trump voter before trump figured it out and now they're not there. >> when you look at barry goldwater and so many conservatives coming up with ronald reagan in the '60s, '70s, '80s, the republican party, conservatives were ideological. it's become in many parts because of fox news a grievance politics oriented movement, more about political correctness railing against the media than any kind of ideology, and that's where the republican party has found its trouble in recent years. it doesn't have this cohesive ideology anymore. >> and the question is will that be there anymore. i wish we had more time, but we don't. sorry. before we go, you'll get it on twitter, i promise, we'd like to mention that new york women in communications are going to honor my pal over here, savannah guthrie, tomorrow weather the matrix award. >> thank you. >> other winners have included may recall stre meryl streep a

in 2003, a woman named betty pinkerton experienced several instances of disgusting sexual harassment from a male supervisor at the colorado department of transportation. every time she made it clear that his comments were not acceptable in any way, they continued over the course of months. she went to her office's civil rights staff and submitted a written complaint and he was removed as her supervisor. she was fired about a week later. she sued. but judge gorsuch upheld a ruling that claims she waited too long, she waited too long to report harassment and believed that pinkerton's filing was, quote, performance based. how often do we hear that in these situations? despite not being able to produce any real evidence that this was the case, he ruled that she couldn't go to trial and present her case in front of a jury. so when it comes to protecting women in the workplace, we know that judge gorsuch has come up short. this is not a mainstream position and not acceptable, in my judgment, for any supreme court nominee, not acceptable to what i want to see happen for people in michigan.

though not look at what's going on over at fox and just say, look, bill o'reilly and roger ailes, jim pinkertona great column in breitbart. we're short on ti, he essentially is saying, hey, they understood how to talk to the trump voter before trump figured it out. now they're not there. >> when you look at barry goldwater and so many conservatives coming up with ronald reagan in '60s, '70s, 80s it's because of fox news it's become a grievance politics oriented movement. more about political correctness, railing against the media. than any kind of ideology. that's where they have found their trouble in the recent years. it doesn't have the cohesive ideology anymore. >> and the question will that be there anymore? i wish we had more time but we don't. sorry. >>> before we go -- you'll get it on twitter. new york women and communications is going to honor my pal savannah guthrie with the matrix award. other winners have included meryl streep and gwenn ifill. >> gretchen carlson is one of the honorees as well. that's all we have for today. thanks for coming in. if it's sunday, it's "meet the press

in pinkerton vs. the colorado department of transportation, judge gorsuch joined an opinion discounting pinkerton's evidence of discrimination and including pinkerton's performance, not discrimination, resulted in her termination. >> >mr. merkley: but there is a third big problem with the fact that we are here tonight considering this nomination. the first big problem was the seat was stolen by the republican majority, the first time the theft like that has happened in the history of our nation, in an effort to pack the court. that is a big deal. the second is that trump nominated somebody completely outside the judicial mainstream. the third is something that should give every american pause, and that is that at this very moment investigations are taking place into the conversations, into the meetings between the trump campaign and the russians. now, we know it's very, very public that the russians conspired to affect the outcome of our presidential election. we know the tactics they used. they wrote

they are in fact, pinkerton's. but they do not know that. they continue to ask themselves as they rush through the american west, who are those guys? who are those guys? well, we are going to ask the question in the korean concept, -- answer the question in the korean concept, who is that man? kim il-sung and a new korea. the chaos of the surrendered liberation of korea in 1945, the same question bedeviled americans and koreans that in october of 1945 view to three -- viewed three soviet generals accompanied by two koreans, pyongyang, and had a political rally explaining the goals of soviet occupation. they were there to introduce these two korean gentleman that were expected to govern pyongyang and govern all of northern korea and perhaps all of korea. one of them was well known to the crowd. in ancient -- i hesitate to use that word because i am getting pretty ancient myself, but an elderly man was known to everybody. the spiritual leader of the christian community, he had been a resistance leader for the japanese, but the other man confus