november, don't even think about leaving friday early to beat the traffic, you know better than robert byrd sunscreen and just put on your white hood. think about obama and harris and jackson. they are all historical firsts, how very white of them to come in first. best hope you don't end up in the emergency room, can there be anything more racist then an emergency? emergencies demand quick action. whenever you get around with it, i didn't mean to sound like a bigot. imagine being a doctor trying to curb your urgency, we need an appendectomy asap. what am i, a doctor or a plantation boss? at any rate, i'm hitting the links, we can catch up tomorrow, unless you're dead. dead. death, talk about finally escaping your own racism and we would all rather be dead than be called racist and isn't death really the least racist thing ever? think about it, what do we call you when you die? late. let's welcome tonight's guests! this former track star never jumps the gun when breaking a story, sandra smith! [cheers and applause] he's like mr. clean, muscular, bald and leaves a lemony sent. former acting

remid you joe wasn't a leader in civil rights because joe partnered with a former klansman named robert byrd and tried to stop the integration of public schools. he didn't want the schools schoho, b in his words, to become racial jungle's. so let's help educateng joe bidn because he's deeply confused. as everybody knows everyry singe country in the g7 has a lowerr inflation rate than our country, the usa. in fact, almost every single countryin in the developed world has a lower rate, including canada, germany, france, italy, japan, saudi arabia.p and i can keep going. and by the way, for joe to attack one of america's o greatest institution, the u.s. supreme court while on foreign soil, that's pretty low even for joe . but don't take my word for it. listen to joe biden himself because he said itt in twenty seventeen. take a listen. what worries me most and iht never thought i'd have to i make a speech or want to make this speech the almost drumbeat of denigration of the institutional structures that govern us is dangerous when you delegitimize the courts, you delegitimize the legislative bod

have to remind you he wasn't a leader in civil rights, he partnered with a former klansman named robert byrd tried to stop the integration of public schools. he didn't want the schools in his words to become racial jungles. let's help educate joe biden because he's deeply confused as everybody knows. every single other country has a lower inflation rates than our country, the usa. in fact almost every civil country in the developed world has a lower rate including canada, germany, france, italy, japan, saudi arabia, i can keep going. for joe to attack one of america's greatest institutions, the u.s. supreme court while on foreign soil, it's pretty low even for him, don't take my word for it, listen to joe biden himself because he said it in 2017, take a listen. >> what worries me most in a never thought i would have to make this speech or want to make this speech -- the drumbeat of denigration of the institutional structures that govern us is dangerous. when you delegitimize the courts, you delegitimize legislative body. >> sean: it does raise a lot of questions, does joe biden hold any real

the presidents own party in the house, and in the senate, big players like danny wasn't kelsey, robert byrdnate, a democratic president and tell them what to do. democratic president could just had to be behind the scenes begged them to please do as much of my agenda as you feel willing to do. and they had no problem banging against presidents within their own party, and certainly not the other party. on display, was both policy positions, jurisdictional powers, but also a very healthy displays of a male ego. and a male ego seemed to completely evaporates in the republican house of representatives and relationship to let donald trump and the republican senate. >> it's really kind of amazing. it's actually a great point. in the classic sort of republican fashion of the male brand of the marlboro man, the john wayne maybe, the strong silent type. again, in the ideal of it, it's obviously not perfect alignment with the ideal. but yeah, these are people that sort of given up there, i don't know with the non profane way of saying this is, i won't even try. >> we get, it. >> the ghost here, right

i would point out he sits in robert byrd seats, but there's some allegiance to the filibuster, there'she country. >> i don't want to bore people to filibuster conversation. i will say this, on the gimmick issue, you are right, then there's the consistency matter, he has signed off, according to reporting, another to your extension of aca, affordable care act subsidies, that is a violation of the ten-year window that he wanted. do you think he's been completely consistent on these demands that you're articulating? >> i think he's been as consistent as he can, be there sometimes where you just can't do things the way he wants them to get done. he thinks that making sure that the premiums don't rise for west virginians as important. finding a way to do that in the most, you know, fiscally responsible way is what he's trying to do. i think that's why you're gonna see an extension of it. i'm sure he would like to do it in the ten-year window that he originally proposed, i just don't think the money is there for. he's tactical unreasonable out it. >> got you, look, putting aside whether you

robert byrd is rolling over in his grave cheering these recommendations. it to our steam panel of witnesses we will hear from them and a minute. first will be jason albritton at the nature conservancy and second we will hear from brad townsend vice president for policy and average for the center for climate and energy solutions and third luvall here from jason lancios. i hope i have that right and if i don't just tell me. technology assessment division of the louisiana department of natural resources and i'm sure senator cassidy will correct me if i need to be corrected. last to hear from john harju vice president for strategic partnership energy and environmental research at the university of north dakota. there we go. thank you mr. albritton and now we will turn to mr. townsend please. >> thank you. >> again at cantor witnesses thank you all for your willingness to appear before committee today and before witnesses begin their testimony will turn it over to senator kramer turned to does one of our witnesses. we look forward to hearing from him. and thank

roberts vs. anderson. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. n, have a seat. >> judge judy: ms. roberts, mr. anderson was your boyfriend. he moved in with you sometime in 2016, is that right? >> yes. >> judge judy: when he moved in with you, the two of you decided to do a very foolish thing and you purchased a car together, a brand-new car that cost how much? >> $28,000. >> judge judy: and you financed it. >> yes. >> judge judy: what kind of work do you do, ms. roberts? >> i'm a senior legal typist for the bureau of real estate. >> judge judy: and mr. anderson, what was he doing when he moved in with you? >> at that particular time, he was a nurse for >> jud jud how long diu work for the v.a.? >> four years. >> judge judy: what happened to that job? >> i left that job to help ms. roberts take care of her foster kids, which were her niece and nephews. at that time, she said she needed help because she was going back to school to get her education, which she dropped out of school, and when she dropped out of school, i -- >> judge judy: yeah, you'r