placeholder to reform the system. >> placeholder or not this may play right into the law and order platformnt trump keeps returning to. >> here democrats saying we want to abandon i.c.e. we want -- we are not abandoning i.c.e. and we are not abandoning our law enforcement. just the opposite. >> this has become a public relations campaign as well. the sive in describing exactly what i said that -- i.c.e. does. doug luzader, fox news. >>> protesters against president trump immigration policy are continuing their demonstration at the i.c.e. offices in they called their independence day protest the block i.c.e. block party. about 100 people participated. activist with occupy sf i.c.e. started campaigning outside of the building monday. they are demanding the immigration and customs enforcement agency be abolished. demonstration was not part of the independence day resistance. >> we see this is not a just society and it is our duty to stand up and fight for a socialist system -- society that enshrines rights for people. >> happened and it caused some of the streets to be shutdown. >> posted this

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justice scalia talked about, if judges are becoming more like legislatures and if the words are just placeholders for whatever content the justices want to import, then we have a political race going on here. and that's not what we really ought to have. extentyou speak to the to which the three finalists we tom to be having right now fill the kennedy seat, the extent to which they are on a sliding scale of original is him? is there anyone who is more of a strict constructionist then another, in your view? the great news from my perspective is that we have an embarrassment of riches here. you have judge amy barrett. had as many opportunities on the bench to show how she applies original is be abut she happens to leading scholar of original is a. so there isn't a lot of question of, what would she really do? on has written extensively this and understands on a deep vehicle -- a deep theoretical level of what is going on with original is a. but the other judges, when you are deciding a case you are bound by precedent. and it's not always something the judge might agree with, or may think this isn't

[laughter] as i understand it, people subsidize placeholders to sleep overnight so that they can see the oral argument the next day. people go to these links just to watch the action for a short. of time. has the time now come to televise the argument before the supreme court? justice roberts: no. [laughter] first of all, we have advised the members of the supreme court bar that we think the line sitters are not an appropriate thing to do. members of our bar or not doing that. i don't. i think the time has come. phrasing the question of the time has come -- we have tried to make the court more accessible. the audio recordings that were not available for a long time are now available fairly quickly afterwards. transcript are available immediately. the television has changes a lot. and i ask people which public institution has been improved by being televised? some of the senators mentioned to me early on in my tenure that they thought televising the proceedings in the senate had a deleterious effect that they use to do things on the senate floor and now they don't. now you can go and

unfortunately in a world where that does still happen a lot, if -- if the words are placeholders for whatever content the justices want to import, then we do have a political race. that is not what we ought to have. can you speak to the extent the three finalists we seem to be having right now for filling the kennedy seat come the extent to which they are on a sliding scale of original is him? -- originalism? if there is anyone that is more of a strict constructionist on that final scale and your view. carrie: the great news from my perspective is we have an embarrassment of riches. you have judge amy coney barrett , while she has not had many opportunities to show how she she happensinalism, to be a leading scholar for originalism. extensively on this and understands at a deep theoretical level what is going on with originalism. but other judges have a real attern -- when you are citing case on appellate courts, you are bound by precedent. supreme court precedent is not a was something the judge might agree with. think this is a test or rule that was a grounded in original understan

if -- and this is what justice scalia talked about, if judges are doing this if the words are , placeholders for whatever content the justices want to import, then we do have a political race going on here in effect. that is really not what we ought to have. steve: can you speak a little bit to the extent the three finalists we seem to be having right now for filling the kennedy's seat, the extent to which they are on a sliding scale of originalism? if there is anyone that is more of a strict constructionist on in youralist scale view. carrie: the great news from my perspective is that we really have an embarrassment of riches. you have people like judge amy coney barrett, while she has not had many opportunities on the bench to show how she applies originalism, she happens to be a leading scholar for originalism. there is not a lot of question, what would she really do given this opportunity? she has written extensively on this. she understands at a deep theoretical level what is going on with originalism. but i think the other two also have a real pattern of when you , are citing a case on

what justice scalia talked about, if judges are behaving more like legislatures if the words are placeholders , for whatever content the justices want to import, then we do have a political race. that is not what we ought to have. greg: can you speak to the extent the three finalists we seem to be having right now for filling the kennedy seat come the extent to which they are on a sliding scale of originalism? if there is anyone that is more of a strict constructionist on that final scale and your view? carrie: the great news from my perspective is we have an embarrassment of riches. you have people like judge amy coney barrett, while she has not had as many opportunities on the bench to show mercy applies originalism, she happens to be a leading scholar for originalism. there is not a lot of question of what would she really did given this opportunity. she has written extensively on this and understand steeply at a theoretical level what is going on with originalism. but other judges have a real pattern -- when you're deciding a case on appellate courts, you are bound by precedent. supreme c

. >> call to abolish ice are placeholder.on't believe we should abolish ice, it isd good politis in the midterm. they have been separating children from parents. >> on the first part of these, to be honest, this is a great idea. getting into a midterm being against security at the border doesn't sound like a great ideaa >> you are behind. -- party leadership, they. are jumping o the abolish ice movement in the supposed to not look at the politics of the moment, not care necessarily, it is 240 years old, our founders had a vision of principles and values that wasn't supposed to live and die based on who wins an election was a woman climbing the statue of liberty so no one else can gn there, putting law enforcement at risk, their lives at risk, such a selfish myopic view of what this country is. >> look at this poll that came out today about whether you are proud to be an american. republican 74%, democrats only 32% say they are extremely proud to be an american. i wonder if this has to do with it. dnc chair tom perez put out a

we could conceivably take the 200,000 this into your two and move into year one as a placeholder, or we could do it like this. let's take out $200,000 total spee ate what if you took the $200,000 unreserved pending the passage of the measure? >> supervisor cohen: we can definitely do that. the other alternative is we could take it and spend it this year and spend it in 18 block 19. there are several aspects like a. we have flexibility at this point. >> supervisor tang: to the chair, i'm not proposing to cut it. keep that. put the year two $200,000 on reserve pending the measure. >> supervisor cohen: right. >> supervisor tang: i think that is it for me for now. again, it is, you know, better or worse, it is hard for us to tell the details behind the list. i think i heard many other supervisors speak to a lot of my priorities. i will keep it at that. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. again, for everyone's identification, the reason why we are doing it this way as it is a cleaner and more efficient way and we are making decisions based on policies, not on personality. superviso

calls to abolish ice is more of a placeholder for what we need to do to reform our system. don't believe we should do that. it's not good politics. i understand the sentiments, particularly when this current administration has been separating children. >> you can comment back. being against security at the border doesn't like a good idea. >> way to tell you, your behind your party leadership. they are jumping on this abolish ice movements. today's a day where we are to not look at the politics of the moment. not to care about who happens to be sitting in the white house. our country is over 2,000 years old. this wasn't supposed to live and die based on who wins an election. you see these protest, a woman claiming the statue of liberty so nobody else can go there. putting law enforcement at risk. their lives at risk, you can see them scaling that. it is such a selfish view of what this country is. it really disgusted me. >> on that point, look at this poll on whether you are proud to be an american. republicans, 74%. democrats, only 32% say they are extremely proud to be an

are more of a placeholder of what to do to reform the system.>>reporter: place order or not this may play into the law and order platform president trump keeps returning to. >> i hear democrats saying, we want to abandon i.c.e. we are not abandoning i.c.e. and we are not abandoning our law enforcement. just the opposite. as well. the department of homeland security which oversees i.c.e. is being more aggressive in terms of how it describes the mission of i.c.e. and how the agency operates. back to you. >> thank you, dog. >>> the oakland congresswoman barbara lee is among those considering a bid for a top leadership posted the house of representatives. congressman lee said she is gauging support for collect about whether she could run for democratic caucus chair. if she succeeds, she would become the fourth highest ranking democrat in the house. the position will become vacant after the surprise loss in the primaries for new york's joe crawley who currently holds the leadership position. mornings onto us the congresswoman about this at some of th

it could be a placeholder. epa willt be a rule, be sued if they do not issue something.e think this will be a narrow replacement. emily holden, because the administrator was under investigation, does his resignation stop that? guest: no. all investigations will continue. what will be different is whether they can compel him to be interviewed or submit information. epa will still send over public records, aides will still get calls about what they experienced. we will continue to see information coming out through the freedom of information act, the environmental groups and the government watchdog groups that have been suing epa to force the release of calendars, staff females, all the things that tell us how epa is being managed , all the things that tell us how epa is being managed. all of that will still be coming out. holden, talking about the resignation of scott pruitt, thank you for your time. guest: thank you. host: more about andrew wheeler in the pages of the washington post. lobbyist, he commented on a 2010 national journal blog on the intergovernmental panel o