supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. want to show you one more exchange from this interview. as you may be aware, ruth bader ginsburg has achieved sort of a cult following on line. there's a tumblr dededicated to her with notorious r.b.g. themed internet means. there are even ruth bader ginsburg i kid you not, tattoos that have cropped up across the country. erin, god bless her, asked ruth bader ginsburg about people getting ruth bader ginsburg tattoos. watch this. >> i wanted to -- i wondered, have you -- >> i saw that and i thought it was -- i thought it was a joke. i thought it was something you pasted on to your arm. but i'm a little distressed that people are really doing that. >> distressed why? >> because why would you make something that can't be removed on yourself? it's one thing to make holes. and that you can use or not. my granddaughter, for a while, was wearing a nose ring. now she's not any more. but a tattoo you can't remove. >> well i think it's because they admire you. that's why. this is the second tatt

erin asked ruth bader ginsburg about people getting ruth bader ginsburg at the toos.s. >> i wanted to -- i wondered -- >> i saw that and i thought it was a joke. i thought it was something you pasted on to your arm. i'm disgusted people are really doing that. >> distressed why? >> why would you make something that can't be removed on yourself? it is one thing to make holes that you can -- my grand daughter for a while was wearing a nose ring. now she is not anymore. but a tattoo you can't remove. >> i think it is because they admire you. this is why. this is the second tattoo i'm aware of. the other has a picture of you and it says "respect the bench." >> a nice sentiment sglmt my face, very distressing. respect the bench, nice sentiment. >> huge congratulations to erin for getting this interview and letting us debut it here. she will be on the last word in the next hour with more on the interview and we will be posting the whole unedited thing on-line. great get by erin. great interview. >>> a lot of other news tonight including this which is the kind of thing that's

supreme court justice ruth bader bader-ginsburg bader-ginsburg. you're aware, she has achieved a consult following online flp online. there is a tumbler page dekads to her. there is even ruth bader-ginsburg tattoos that have popped up. erin asked her about people getting ruth bader-ginsburg tattoos. watch this. >> i wanted to -- i wonder have you seen -- >> i saw that and i thought it was a joke. i thought it was something you paste on to your arm but i'm distressed that people are doing that. >> distressed why? >> because why would you make something that can't be removed on yourself? it's one thing to make holes. that you can use or not. my granddaughter for awhile was wearing a nose ring. now she is not. but a tattoo you can't remove. >> i think it is because they admire you, that's why -- this is the second tattoo that i'm aware of. the other one has a picture of you and it says respect the bench. >> that's a nice sentiment. >> my face, that is distressing. respect the bench that is a nice sentiment. a huge thanks, and huge congratulations to e

>> certainly, you have a friendship between ruth bader ginsburg and alena kagen, if you look generation after generation kagen is younger than ruth bader ginsburg's actual daughter. it gives you an idea of how different in age they are. justice alito as well. they really are very very careful to get along with each other on an interpersonal level because they're stuck with each other for decade after decade. >> decade after decade. imagine that, make the best. they were having a great time and enjoying each other. jeffrey toobin thanks so much. >>> coming up incredible video of a runaway school bus with 11 children on board. details ahead and next, another stunning loss for journalism. remembering the new york times david carr. [ female announcer ] we help make secure financial tomorrows a reality for over 19 million people. [ susan ] my promotion allowed me to start investing for my retirement. transamerica made it easy. [ female announcer ] everyone has a moment when tomorrow becomes real. transamerica. transform tomorrow. there's nothing more romantic than a spontaneous moment. so wh

ruth bader ginsburg sat down with greg store and our editor in chief matt winkler. topic, gay marriage. the high court will decide whether it is a constitutional right for gay couples to marry justice ginsburg said americans are prepared to accept a ruling that legalizes it. >> the change in people's attitudes on that issue has been enormous. in recent years people have said this is the way i am. others look around and we discovered that it is our next-door neighbor and we are fond of them. or it is our child's best friend. or even our child. as more and more people came out and said, this is who i am. the rest of us recognize that they are one of us. there was a familiarity with people that did not exist in the beginning when the race problem was on the front burner. because we lived in segregated communities and it was truly a we-they kind of thing. it is not so of the gay-rights movement. i think it would not take a large adjustment. we should not speak much more about this because, one way or another, it will be decided before we leave town in june. stephanie: gr

second annual deans graduating class, justice ruth bader ginsburg. i have to say the privilege of listening to you and wisdom that we are all benefiting from, i'm so grateful and we're all so grateful so i'd like to lead us in a round of applause and thanks to justice ruth bader ginsburg. >> that's lovely. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. it's appropriate for my -- >> next, senator thom tillis outlines his goals and agenda. after that, nancy nancy talks about the jobs, the economy and middle class initiatives. then another chance to see supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg talk about life on the court. on the next washington journal, grover norquist will discuss the tax proposals in the 2016 budget. . patrick taurel will talk about immigration. and as always, we'll take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. "washington journal" live on c-span. >> david brooks, columnist for the new york times on writing an article for the times and the awards he gives out at the end of the year. >> it's given for the best magaz

visit angieslist.com today. >> ruth bader ginsburg, the liberal hero.ory of abortion. >> been quite independent. >> challenge citizens united. >> the notorious rbg, the justice ginsburg interview on the rachael maddow show tonight on msnbc. >>> time for "conversation nation." joining me tonight access hollywood's sean robinson, political analyst jason johnson, and msnbc contributor victoria defrancesco soto. thank you all for being here. >> glad to be here. >>> start tonight with jeb bush and the past. according to "the washington post," the former governor doesn't want to talk about the wars in iraq and afghanistan his brother led america into. quote, i won't talk about the past. if i'm in the process of considering the possibility of running, it's not about relitigating anything in the past. jason, can he get by hiding from the past? >> no. not at all. especially if he ends up going up against hillary clinton. look everyone is going to look at his name and look at his past and look at his history. and you can't tell the audience don't look over here,

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and now, a local college student is honoring ruth bader ginsburg in a pretty unique way. caroline tucker shows us how. >> you will find niki is an artist tattoo kind but she's never gotten a request like this. >> she said she wanted ruth. my client was like what? >> ruth as in ruth bader ginsburg, supreme court justice. >> r.b.g. which is kind of cool. >> notorious r.b.g. justice ginsburg's nickname around the internet. >> i think it's a lot about her personality. she doesn't take things too seriously. she's really like down to earth. she likes the whole notorious r.b.g. >> rachel is a senior at the university of maryland. she studies terrorism, not law and happened to be the one to put the justice in ink. >> she's a role model. like she thought she's actual things and working to help other women. >> would ginsburg like this tat? >> i think it looks great. and i hope that she knows that it's a sign of respect. >> she's looks cool you know. >> will supreme court justices be the next hot menu item here at tattoo paradise? well, not just yet. but niki says she's ready and wil

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how old is ruth bader ginsburg? ish. 80 something? udience: 106. >> jimmy: 106, thank you, sir. [ laughter ] anyways, she said she wasn't 100% sober. but, nobody could tell, right? i mean, can we see a photo of ruth bader ginsburg from this year's state of the union address? [ laughter ] am i a pretty girl? would you swipe right? [ laughter ] i only had tee martoonis. some big sports news here this week. tiger woods announced he is quitting golf until his game improves. yeah. making him the first man in history to quit his job and play less golf. very interesting move. [ laughter ] you don't really see that. very rare. [ applause ] of course we continue to have some pretty rough weather here on the east coast. it's cold outside. this week the mayor of boston said the city may have to consider dumping snow in the harbor. then he said, and if that doesn't work we're going to dump it on your mother. [ laughter ] they're tough in boston. they're tough in boston. guys, a big weekend. today is friday the 13th. [ cheers and applause ] it's al

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and ruth bader ginsburg explains her nap during the state of the union address apparently there weresome libations involved. involved. >> two high profile cases are getting underway, and both have unique challenges. in boston, more than a thousand prospective jurors have been called for the trial of dzhokhartsarnaev. >>> and the trial of james holmes is accused of a movie theater massacre in 2012 that killed 12 people and injured many others. in both cases seating a jury is very difficult not only because of the large number of people affected by the attacks but on both trials, the death penalty is on the table. jamie, let's start with the boston case. you've got the lawyers there pushing again because threaf pushed a number ofof pushedon,. >> the best precedent is the timothy mcvey trial, oklahoma city bombing trial held in denver nobody disagreed he got a fair trial death penalty was on the table there and ultimately imposed. but in the other case we're talking about state case you can only keep it in state and generally most people in a state know all about the case. >> what's the

it is fair to say justice ruth bader ginsburg is having a moment.high profile cases. when a majority of the court said provision of voting rights act wasn't needed any more she said it was like throwing away your umbrella in a rain storm because you are not getting wet. when the court said for profit companies could refuse birth control based on the owners' religious beliefs, she said the court i fear has ventured into a mine field. millions of young men and women agreed blowing up the inter web with blogs and tweets to their idol. >> i give you the words of the notorious rbg. >> i had to ask what is this notorious rbg. >> court watchers knew that route bader ginsburg always practiced what she preaches. as young mother in the late '50s, did what was unheard of. sharing parenting duties for her young daughter with her husband. only one of nine women in her harvard law class. >> we felt all eyes were on us. >> through the '70s she argued cases that helped undue legal barriers for women. >> these distinctions have a common effect they help keep woman i

. ♪ >> and now a bloomberg exclusive -- supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg sat down for a rarelusive interview. in this expert -- in this excerpt, she discusses how the court is not like the u.s. congress. >> this court gets no easy cases in the sense that all people would agree on the judgment. we tend to take cases only one other judges have disagreed on what the federal law is, whether a statute or constitutional provision. even so i know the focus is often on five to four splits and all would love if some of the unusual lineups in the cases that don't make the big headlines you will see this court does not operate like the congress does. >> you can watch the entire interview with supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg at bloomberg.com or on the bloomberg tv plus app. warmer governor jeb bush at the fundraising circuit in new york city and last way hours and the cost for his time was not cheap. $100,000 was the reported cost to participate in last night fundraiser at the home of henry kravis. phil mattingly joins me now from washington. what do donors get for their $100,0

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[applause] >> next, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg talk about life on the court.then thom tillis of north carolina outlines his goals and the congressional agenda. after that, house minority leader nancy pelosi talks about jobs, the economy, and middle class initiatives. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg touched on reproductive choice, campaign finance and gender equality wednesday at the georgetown university law center in washington, d.c. she spoke on her life and career, on her second annual dean's lecture to the graduating class. this is just over an hour.

ruth bader ginsburg sitting down with antonin scalia. r ginsburg revealed why she nodded off a bit during the president's speech. >> the audience for the most part is awake because they are bobbing up and down all the time. we sit there stone faced. sober judges. we are not -- at least i wasn't 100% sober because before we went to the state of the union, we had dinner together and justice kennedy brought. >> that's the first intelligent thing you've done. >> well there was a time you came to those dinners. especially open something with a very fine california fine that justice kennedy brought. the dinner was so delicious, it needed wine. >> a rare look into the personal life and levity there from one of our supreme court justices. >>> video shown during the "american sniper" murder trial shows police chasing the suspect the day he killed chris kyle and kyle's friend. prosecutors think this is a win for their side and defense is saying not so fast. in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting i

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ruth bader ginsburg and anthony scalia took part in a discussion.camera there, app when the subject of the state of the union came up justice ginsburg revealed why she fell asleep. >> the audience for the most part is awake because they're bobbing up and down all the time and we sit there, stone-faced, sober judges. at least i wasn't 100% sober because before we went to the state of the union, we had -- we had dinner together and i vowed this year just sparkling water, stay away from the wine, but in the end the dinner was so delicious, it needed wine too. so i came home and one of my grandmothers said you were sleeping at the state of the union. >> shocking, shocking admissions there. supreme court justices drink wine as well. such an unusually candid moment for this vaulted supreme court justice, ruth bader ginsburg. >> they were. they're on opposite sides of the spectrum but they respect each other for the way they write their opinions and they know they're writing for other judges and they've built this incredible friendship over the years. >> s

how about this surprising admission from none other than supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg? she admits not being 100% sober during president obama's state of the union address last month. a camera caught ginsburg sleeping, you'll remember, during part of the speech. ginsburg explained what happened while speaking at george washington university last night. she said she had wine with dinner. right there. she didn't realize she had fallen asleep at the state of the union until her granddaughter called her later. >> oh. >> and told her. >> that's funny. she slept in front of the entire country. >> oops! >> oops. big whoops! >> president obama found a way to make fun of himself while promoting his health care law. >> he's done this before. time is running out now to sign up for health insurance. so the president created a video with buzzfeed to spread the word. check this out. >> deadline for signing up -- the deadline for signing up for health insurance is february. feb-rew -- >> the video is pretty funny. it shows mr. obama taking selfies with a selfie stick and trying on vice

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matthew, to ruth bader ginsburg's comments. i think if we're talking about, as chad points out, the tide of history and moving towards a more equitable future justice ginsburg seems to be there. i thought it was interesting she was as plain spoken as gay americans being accepted as every other american. >> she's there. i think the court is signaling it's probably there as well. what could have happened in alabama is the supreme court could have stated the marriages for february 9th not going into effect until they hear cases in april and decide in june. it's not that long in the grand scheme of things. the court could have said, wait we're going to take up the matter ourselves. we're talking 37 states with alabama. # that's living in states with marriage equality. to roll back from that the court is unlikely to do that given the signal so far. >> i want to find out more about what specifically is happening. to do that we're going to bring in jenna, who joining us by phone from mobile alabama. do we have any sense of when judge g

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supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has been getting fame for her spirited dissents and snappyar a photo of justice ginsburg apparently asleep at the state of the union went viral. yesterday she revealed what was going on. >> the audience for the most part is awake because they're bobbing up and down all the time. and we sit there stone faced, the sober judges. but we're not -- but at least i wasn't 100% sober because before we went to the state of the union union, we had dinner together and i vowed this year just sparkling water, stay away from the wine but in the end the dinner was so delicious, it needed wine to accompany it. >> zerlina, what do you think of rbg's confession? >> i think it's great and it's very humanizing. i think they call her notorious rbg because of moments like this where she's being so candid. one of the things i think this points out is that jeff toobin talked about the supreme court justices are a mystery and an enigma to the american people and that can't be the case because they're deciding things that tangibly impact our lives and are crucially imp

first up supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg thinks americans are ready for gay marriage.accepting now than ever before. >> i think that as more and more people came out and said this is who i am and the rest of us recognize that they are one of us. i think it would not take a large adjustment. >> want to know what she's talking about? check out this video on facebook that's gone viral of one alabama resident doing a tongue in cheek report of all the changes he's seen since gay marriage was legalized in his state. >> this pile of brush is still here and there are no homosexuals laying on top of it doing homosexual things. we're not going to be subjected to any kind of plagues of homosexuals falling from the sky. everything is pretty much still the same. >> you know tara a funny way to make a point. the sky is not falling. the issue has moved so quickly in our politics but is the justice right, what she says? >> the notorious rbg is absolutely correct. >> the notorious -- she is absolutely correct, america is ready and has demonstrated we are ready for gay marriage getting

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why a college student got a tattoo of none other than supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. >>> bogus tick ess. how "7 on your side" worked to get more than 100 of them reversed. that's our top trending story tonight on www.wjla.com. and an exclusive interview with a survivor of a maryland plane crash. you can read those stories at www.wjla.com. >>> talk about odd inc. -- odd ink. rachel is a senior at the uffered of maryland, tim, and says this tattoo is a sign of respect for one of her role model. notorious r.b.g.. >> tim has one too. >> >> so dangerously cold really? >> yeah, it's going to be really cold. not so bad tomorrow at least in the morning or afternoon. high around 40. don't be surprised at a few snow showers tomorrow. that cold front races through and temperatures plummet. wind gusts to 50 or 55 miles an hour. it's going to be cold out, tim! tuesday and wednesday still some question marks but potentially another risk for winter storms. >> all right, "jimmy kimmel okay, i need a better pizza. one made with only real cheese. and dough that rises naturally. with no che

supreme court justices ruth bader ginsburg and antonin scalia may butt heads on the bench. >> what'slike? except her views of the law, of course. >> reporter: but surprisingly share the closest friendship of all the justices. >> why don't you call us the odd couple. >> reporter: their political differences are an elephant in the room they aren't afraid to confront or ride as they did on vacation together in india in 1994. >> it was a rather bumpy ride. >> reporter: scalia clearly admires his pint-sized partner's taste for adventure on their trips. >> ruth honest to goodness went up behind a motor boat -- >> parasail. >> yeah. i mean she's so light you would think she would never come down. >> reporter: scalia even helped his friend out by giving her an advanced copy of his dissenting opinion so she could better write what is now a landmark majority opinion. striking down an all male admission policy at a public college. >> so i took this dissent, this very spicy dissent, and it absolutely ruined my weekend. >> reporter: another point the duo disagrees on? attending the state of the u

yesterday, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg spoke with bloomberg.he spoke about same-sex marriage and the possibility of a female president, but also the tumbler page from which she gained her notorious name, notorious rbg. >> i asked my law clerk, what is this all about? i didn't know about notorious b.i.g. we had at least one thing in common. we both grew up in brooklyn. [laughter] >> at least one thing in common. i think that might be the only thing she has in common with biggie smalls. >> i want all of the justices to do more interviews. i love hearing them talk. it's good for democracy. even if they are talking about their tumbler, just be a little bit more human so their decisions are not from on high. >> i get a lot of pushback on this, but i think there should be cameras in the court. it's crazy to me that the supreme court doesn't have cameras. >> after the break, it is america's favorite clip show. joe biden says the darndest things. this time in iowa. we will take a look at that. later, we take hillary clinton to the location of her possi

. >>> supreme court justice, ruth bader ginsburg talks about nodding off during the president's state of the union. she explained how wine played a part. >> the audience for the most part is awake because they are bobbing up and down all the time. and we sit there stone faced, sober judges but we are not at least i was not 100% sober because before we went to the state of the union, we had dinner together. >> ginsburg says she tried to stick to sparkling water but her delicious dinner needed to be accompanied by wine. >>> still to come on "action news" at noon, a need for change for the members of costco plus a power ball winner comes forward and meet the young mother who claims she has one of the jackpot tickets. "action news" will be right back. >>> well, there is a change in the works for the millions of people that shop at costco members were only allowed to pay with american express but they are ending that because the two sides cannot reach a deal. and that could affect people whose memberships are tied to their amex cards. >>> and now there are two days left to enroll in a heal

her dozing off during the president's state of the union speech and now supreme court justice ruth bader-ginsburg said it's not because she was bored. she just dined with another justice before the speech and she could not resist the california wine he brought to the table. >> who could? >> the 81 admitted she was not 100% sober at the time. ginsburg said in previous years former justice david souter used to give her a little pinch before she nodded off. >> i think everybody needs a glass of wine before the state of the union. i'm just saying. >>> he didn't run for president but ran the campaigns that put barack obama in the white house. >> in sunday on capital download david axelrod tells my colleague susan paige why getting into office was just the beginning of this president's troubles. >> i don't think any other president has had people persistently challenge his very citizenship. i think those are consequences of his race and background in several ways. he has been treated in a way that i don't think a president who was white would be treated. >> he looks different without the moustache. >>

he spends new year's eve with ruth bader ginsburg and recently with elena kagan. when i have conversations with them so they pay attention when he speaks just like they pay attention to a lot of the regulars out there and and he has been on sixtysomething arguments before the justices. so it's fascinating to watch him and watch how the justices respond. they respond especially to many of the former solicitors general just like seth rocks man who was the solicitor general for bill clinton and ted olson was this lesser general for george w. bush. >> host: does he play to the justices? >> guest: they all do to justice kennedy who was all -- usually in the swing vote position or whether it's on something like same-sex marriage that he is doing now or if it's on a pension case. these lawyers know who they need to convince. >> host: how often and you talk a little bit about this in breaking in, how often can the justices have personal relationships with lawyers had argued in front of them? >> guest: they are all appointed for life but they all all had history before the

the postsupreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg spoke to msnbc reporter erin carmen about a wide-rangew the notorious rbg plans to serve. >> my successor will be the choice of whatever president is sitting at that time. i'm concerned about doing the job full steam. i've said many times, once i sense that i am slipping i will step down because this is a very intense job. it is by far the best and the hardest job i've ever had. >>> former george w. bush deputy chief of staff karl rove thinks senator elizabeth warren could be a credible threat to hillary clinton if she decides to make a white house bid. during an interview with the hugh hewitt show he said, i think elizabeth warren's hard-left views on the economy are such that she could give her a run for her money. the liberal group run for warren has launched a new website called dear elizabeth warren.com. supporters can go online or send post cards or letters encouraging her to make a white house run. >>> look at all those former presidents in one room. he wrote, happy president's day from the fourth one from the left. and that's your

someone tweeted this photo of ruth bader-ginsburg for the -- was snoozing. she had a bit of wine. >>> there it is. we have ourselves a heatwave and just in the past couple hours we got some new computer models saying this thing will last a lot longer than we thought. seven-day forecast has been updated. hang on for two minutes, looking outside tonight, clear skies, beautiful evening, great evening for a walk. look how warm we got today. redwood city hit 73, santa cruz on the boardwalk 76 degrees, san jose 76 but gilroy a high of 81 degrees. we'll cool off overnight. skies are clear. 43 at vacaville and fairfield, santa rosa 46 degrees. this weekend golfing dennis jokes it always rains for the pro-am at pebble beach, not this year. 73 on saturday and 70 with sunshine at pebble beach coming up sunday. so we've been telling you about this ridge. we know it's coming. it's here. the question is how long will it stay? it's going to be strong and exert its influence over the entire state of california the next several days. right through the weekend temperatures ru

justice ruth bader-ginsburg says that is why she nodded off during the speech. >> and we sit there stone-facedr judges but we're not-- at least i wasn't-- 100% sober because before we went to the state of the union-- ( laughter ). >> pelley: she said she and her colleagues had wine at dinner doing their best to uphold the 21st amendment that repealed prohibition. this has been a week of seismic changes in the media and now one of the leading observers of the media scene has died. critic david carr of the "new york times." carr collapsed last night in the "time's" newsroom shortly after moderating a panel that included a video link with n.s.a. leaker edward snowden. earlier in the week, carr had written about brian williams and jon stewart and then tweeted "r.i.p., bob simon." but perhaps carr's most gripping story was his own. in his memoir "the night of the gun" he writes about his descent into cocaine addiction and his recovery. david carr was 58. steve hartman is next with a surprise revelation about his greatest inspiration. sn't mean you have to. with tena, let yourself go. be the one wit

from the graduating class to justice ruth bader ginsburg. i have to say that the wisdom we are all benefiting from i know that we are also grateful, i would like to leave us all in the round of applause for justice ginsburg. >> thank you so much. thank you. [applause] >> this is perfect. >> c-span2 provide live coverage of the u.s. then it flew preceding and key public policy events. every weekend booktv, the only television network devoted to nonfiction books and authors. c-span2 brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. watch us in hd like us on facebook and collis on twitter. >> former florida governor and potential candidate jeb bush was in detroit today and his remarks are next on c-span2. in a house panel looking at changing relations with cuba and we will show you the conversation with supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. president obama's defense secretary nominee ashton carter took questions on capitol hill today at a press conference held there. [inaudible] decrease the defense budget to a l

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tonight is the night of our supreme court justice ruth baeder-ginsburg interview tonight. of our supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg interview. very excited about that. that is coming up. very excited. it's been making for a very happy monday around here all day. although here today i should tell you as in most of the country, today has been very very, very cold cold to the point of uncomfortable, record breaking cold. the city of boston is now buried in more than eight feet of snow with yet more on the way. places like kentucky and virginia and even little rock arkansas, got walloped today. ice and snow. i went ice fishing in new hampshire this weekend. it was really really really, really, really cold ice fishing. that's sort of the point of ice fishing. but even in the middle of a frozen lake in new england, ice fishing on satu

i could just picture ruth bader ginsburg slumped over a half empty glass of wine. but as far as marie harp goes i'm a sucker for smart blondes with glasses on. she can say whatever she wants. as far as giving them job, we've given them all the gas station attendant job, the taxi jobs the deli clerks. we've done that, and isis is still on the march. so that's not going to work. it hasn't worked in the past. >> is that your joe biden impression? >> that was my attempt. by the way, rudy jewelgiuliani said maybe we could employ them as butchers, which i think is pretty harsh. i say lumberjacks. but butchers is way over the line. >> how about the fax machines. nobody knows how to do that. do people still send faxes? >> i still send a fax now and then. what are we talking about? >> getting back to the president's speech, he spent most of that speech explaining why americans need to be nice to muslims, which i'm getting tired of, not because i don't agree with it -- i do. but if you look at the fbi's uniform crime reports between 2001 and 2012, 66% of the hate crimes comm

conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburgid today if their is one decision she could overturn it would be the citizens united case. her remarks are next on c-span2. >> up next a conversation with supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. she talks about her legal career as a civil rights lawyer and talks about some of the professional barriers she faced as a female lawyer after graduating from columbia law school. >> good afternoon, everyone. the excitement here is extraordinary. their were long lines. we have an overflow room people in the front rooms with notorious rpg t-shirts and we are all gathered here to here from -- i would like a big round of applause for our extraordinary speaker justice ginsburg. [applause] [applause] >> thank you. [applause] >> the idea behind this lecture is an opportunity for graduating students to here from a giant in law as she reflects on her career and offers advice to graduating students. students. i cannot imagine a better speaker for us to be listening to. i will not go into a long intro