i would say that the way this look, i wouldn't make a big deal about ruth bader ginsburg because if shes there wake, even ruth bader ginsburg did it. if she doesn't, it doesn't matter because the majority of opinion will be for thede president. and it will also be mute. at this point the president claimed a victory and finished extreme vetting proposal and got out all these and the supreme court has artful job here. they will never have to deal with this, so let's give the president a win and put this baby away and not worry about it. >> kimberly: based on the law. exactly. >> greg: everybody is trying to split a baby. play off the baby. wouldn't it be great though if all five competed for solutions? this is what drives me crazy about this whole topic is that you put forth this idea and the other side says it's terrible. where is your idea? you see these debates, nobody from the other side, and i meet democrats or even progressives and liberals in general, to not have any real ideas in national security except that they don't like your idea. >> juan: that's not true. what do you mean? w

ruth bader ginsburg, it's time to retire.relax and hang out in florid florida. >> eboni: one of the country's biggest news organizations now efficiently claiming president trump can't be trusted. stay with us. accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. liberty mutual insurance. brtry new flonase sensimists. allergy relief instead of allergy pills. it delivers a gentle mist experience to help block six key inflammatory substances. most allergy pills only block one. new flonase sensimist changes everything. >> eric: media bias against president trump is run wild the days since the london terror attack with the president's blonde reactions on twitter provoking hysteria and the press. the president have back on twitter, writing: "the fake mainstream media is working so hard trying to get me not to use social media. they hate that i can get the honest and unfiltered message out." a report from the associated press about his response to london, saying "president donald trump can't be cou

let's talk about the the supreme court, the highest court in the land, especially now that ruth bader ginsburgping. don't judge. we all deal with trump in our own way. this week the court ruled on a couple of interesting cases. one decision said states cannot completely ban sex offenders from using social media sites like facebook, twitter and linkedin. i get the facebook and twitter part, but linkedin? i'm confused, like a pedophile is using linkedin? hey, kids, not only do i have candy but i'm also highly proficient in excel, yeah! the court ruled on the case for everyone's favorite offensive football team. >> remember how the redskins lost the trademark protection because the team's name was deemed to be too offensive to nativity americans? this term the court will take up a similar case involving an asian-american rock band from oregon called the slants who were too denied a trademark because the office thought the name was racially disparaging. the outcome will likely determine whether the redskins lose their trademark for good. >> trevor: poor redskins! having the government strip away y

where you do business. ♪ ♪ >> bill: dozens of republican lawmakers want supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburgve herself when the court considers cases that involve the president. that request would involve the temporary travel ban. doug mckelway tells us why. >> in a letter to supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg 58 house republicans wrote to ask the justice to recuse herself from the case involving president trump's travel ban. it cites her public criticism of candidate trump when she said "i can't imagine what this place would be. i can't imagine what this country would be with donald trump as our president." it notes she called trump a faker. asked about a future president trump she said "i don't want to think about the possibility but if it should be, then everything is up for grabs." she later apologized. >> judges should avoid commenting on a candidate. >> it has done nothing to deter house republicans. >> if your impartiality can be question, you recuse yourself. >> if she was a lower court judge, there would be no question she should recuse yourself. these type of public comments

ruth bader ginsburg wilson on the court. she was with everybody else. you don't know where she will be. that effort by those 58 people is a nonstorm. >> dagen: this decision by the justices was not only allowing the travel ban to move ahead, but it does send a message to these lower court justices that you don't get to trample on the constitution of the united states because you don't like the commander-in-chief and that's exactly what's going on. the >> meghan: where you for the travel ban? >> leslie: no. i'm not. i do call it a muslim ban. in addition to that, this does not make america safer. one of the edges we have is with isis in the way they recruit which is online. we have a lot of people that are coming out of belgium. we have a lot of people coming out of the u.k. those countries are not on the list. when you look at terrorist attacks in this country, they are largely americans and are not from these nations as for 90 days. >> eric: where you calling in a muslim ban? >> leslie: because luck, there are people right now in belgium belgium -- >>

ruth bader ginsburg agreeing with done.rant from one of those countries has a relationship with a person or entity, it could be anything from a job offer at a university to a relative awaiting that person, then that person is exemght from the travel ban and come in through the normal process. dissenters, basically said, hot heck is the court to carve out an exam shun to the president's travel ban it's only going to create more litigation over what a relationship is. kennedy: the judicial branch cannot write law. is the executive order the same thingness as a legislative law in that case? judge napolitano: yes. they can't rewrite the order for him. but that's effective live what they did. this is classic chief justice john roberts. finds some way to bring everybody together, tamper with this just enough so ruth bader ginsburg and agree on the same thing and it will look good and authoritative and everybody will accept it because it's unanimous. but in the process of doing this they created for themselves the ability to rewri

ruth bader ginsburg on the same size as donald trump. if you had written a headline like this even a couple of weeks ago, no one would have believed you, but by carving out some unique exceptions to the travel ban, immigrants who want to come here who have relationships with persons or entities here, a job offer, and admission to a university, a relative waiting you, those people can come and, they still have to go through the department of homeland security, but they don't suffer the automatic ban. but the rest of the automatic ban, that is no one from those countries coming in here, the supreme court affirmed it, when they hear formal arguments on this they will write this explaining the presence authority. >> shannon: i don't know if you are familiar with him, he had a great tweet this afternoo afternoon, and what they want to do regarding the donald trump ban, the president has the power to create this man. >> andrew: couldn't have said it better because the lower courts continue with the exception of one of them, were all based upon

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i asked the question in a press conference in the rose garden on time, ruth bader ginsburg nomination announcement, and president clinton had catherine on process were the white house, had to go through, finally settled on ginsburg. my question was a zigzag process paid i asked the question very politely that suggested the people sought as a zigzag process, and asked if he cares to disabuse that notion. he got furious, the seller or tory event, these type of things can happen. i didn't do it a grandstand, it was just a question on everybody's mind. shouldn't ask questions to grandstand, used as questions because you want to know the answer. >> tucker: that was provocative, it shows you how far we have come. enke. >> you bet, tucker. one russian hacking supposedly the graded democrats threat since the second world war, and wearily we now know that the less president did nothing to do that. last month, students got violent preventing charles murphy from speaking the part he has not spoken on elevation since then. we're going to talk to him tonight. tonight. just tonight. just for years,

then ruth bader ginsburg, she was scared of she was going to be president. she would move to new zealand. >> juan: you can say that about anybody. hold on, hold on, give me a shot here. what should we have said about antonin scalia? it's a public act. >> jesse: >> greg: juan, respons this. whether or not ginsburg should have to recuse herself -- >> if she were a federal trial judge and had said about the president what she did, she would be compelled by a higher court not to sit on a case in which the president was personally involved. if she sits in the case and her animus towards him as a person and human being is manifest in the questioning or the decision of the case and will damage the representative representation of the court. >> juan: by justice scalia that favored a conservative point of view -- nobody thought that. you asked me, what is the analogous situation and i'm telling you it doesn't hold water. let me finish up with what i was saying. >> kimberly: have you ever make comments like that about president obama? >> juan: if you befriend people i

i want to turn by ruth bader ginsburg.e are conservatives in washington that believe if there are cases that involve the president she should recuse herself based on statements she has made previously during the campaign or since he has been sworn in. what's your position on that? >> this is a tough question for me. i don't think that her colleagues would agree she should recuse herself but i've been very critical of ginsburg for years for her public statements. i was also critical of scalia a great deal. he said things publicly talking about cases and issues. >> bill: is there a case where scalia recused himself because of that? >> the thing people don't really get. the justices don't fall under the judicial ethics code. it is completely voluntary and something that i argued for years should change. the justices position is we're supreme so you can't have other judges rule on our ethics. they judge what is ethical and what should be a matter of recusal. >> bill: you know some of these comments she has made has been very s

he will have to go, possibly three if ruth bader ginsburg decides to step down at some point in the nextight years. this decision is a win for donald trump. the high court vacated or at least is going to put aside two lower courts estimations that it was unconstitutional. it's a big win for trump, a wake-up call to be liberals that the supreme court has moved to center-right, which we knew was going to happen with a trump presidency. it will continue to move right, reminding the world the presidency is number one charged with keeping america safe. the travel ban will do that and it seems it's constitutional. >> eboni: i don't know if i agree, eric. lisa boothe, your take on it. >> lisa: could move further to the right. that was the smartest thing president trump did in the election was released a list of potential supreme court nominees he would choose because this is what galvanized the republican base for him. if you look at the exit polling, one fifth of the voters had the supreme court was the number one issue. 57-40%, it's a huge issue during the campaign. in regard to the travel pa

host: ruth bader ginsburg. caller: every time i have seen her gone to events, she is on the money. she must have kids and grandkids and stuff. that keep her up to speed and keep her going. her energy -- he has more than i do. that is my thoughts. we have toe and say do this every 16 years, going to have to vote, by the way, what happens if that 16 year term person dies or gets this often leaves? it's too much. host: gotcha. making her thoughts known in hollywood, florida on term limits. we continue to show you scenes around the building. you saw the capital building across the street. there are people waiting to go in. several canada -- several cameras and media waiting to go in. and look attension this last day of the court. even as this goes on, several events around washington. he saw a shot of the capital earlier. scene of a lote of activity on the senate when it comes to health care. particularly language. for the senate health care bill released last week. mitch mcconnell desiring a vote on that bill this week. several senators, republican senators, saying they may not be abl

he still hasn't gotten over the time ruth bader ginsburg gave him that "atomic robe-ie."gh one. she's a tough one. and gorsuch may already be making an impact, because the court announced it will be taking on a case they refused to hear in the past. they'll soon be ruling on a colorado baker who refused to sell a wedding cake to a gay couple. usually, it's a lot happier news when you hear a story about getting baked in colorado. the baker's lawyers -- bakery fans. colorado bakery fans out there. ( applause ) the baker's lawyers claim he's a very religious man and that his refusal isn't purely about gay marriage. the baker also turned down orders for cakes celebrating halloween and other messages his faith prohibits, such as racism and atheism. hold on. hold on a second. who's ordering atheist cakes? ( laughter ) i don't know what that would be. what do those say? "happy birthday, billy! there is no god. you are one year closer to the hungering maw of oblivion." ( applause ) but-- that looked like a good cake. that looked like a good cake. but the colorado baker isn't only

issue recognizes the government has a likely win but a lot of people are calling for justice ruth bader ginsburg herself because she was so outspoken against the ban and president trump during the campaign related to that. it will be interesting to watch that and see whether she refuses or whether it matters. >> the 120 day temporary ban where the administration wanted to pull back from the six countries. now we may not have a decision on this for ten, 11 months. >> the timeline is going to expire. i think it still validates the policy today and he's going to take the victory today. they haven't begun the extreme vetting they promised. it's not a perfect s i didn't really know anything about my family history. went to ancestry, i put in the names of my grandparents first. i got a leaf right away. .. i'm related to george washington. this is my cousin george. discover your story. start searching for free now at ancestry.com >> health care is a very, very tough thing, but i think we are going to get it. >> i am not committed to voting for this bill, but i do think it needs to be addressed fairly.

he's called chief justice roberts absolute disaster, ruth bader ginsburg her mind is shot. trump has been tough on the judicial branch of the government. even the man he nominated to supreme court is called such a tax, disheartening on thursday all that may have to be put aside if trump pays supreme court for gorsuch called ceremony. it's a ritual in which the justices hold a special sitting of the court to welcome their newest member. u.s.a. today story there. "wall street journal" as -- illegal immigration is up again along the southwest border. they caught 14,500 plus people in may. 27% jump according to homeland security and breaks declines under president trump. suggesting that the slump in migrants has bottomed out. they said that seasonal uptick. sometimes during summer months the number of folks apprehended goes up. last couple of calls on this topic of opioids and what the government should do about the crisis. helen from yukon oklahoma. caller: this is such a multifaceted problem. the big part of is the pharmaceutical companies and doctors. i worked in hospitals f

issue recognizes the government has a likely win but a lot of people are calling for justice ruth bader ginsburg recuse herself because she was so outspoken against the ban and president trump during the campaign related to that. it will be interesting to watch that and see whether she refuses or whether it matters. >> the 120 day temporary ban where the administration wanted to pull back from the six countries. now we may not have a decision on this for ten, 11 months. >> the timeline is going to expire. i think it still validates the policy today and he's going to take the victory today. they haven't begun the extreme vetting they promised. it's not a perfect situation but this is a policy victory for donald trump. >> bill: cbo scores out from the senate health care bill, a prediction on the cost of the coverage coming up next. >> health care is a very, very tough thing, but i think we are going to get it. >> i am not committed to voting for this bill, but i do think it needs to be addressed fairly. >> do you want to socialized medicine? try to work with us and try to find something. >> republ

i don't think that ruth bader ginsburg would recuse herself. it raises a question, but not one that requires recusal. i would think maybe for pre dance sake she as long as here. charles: i want to get others on the panel. josh joins us as well as ford o'connell. josh, i think your concern about the-- your tweets on the supreme court? >> thank you for having me back. the courts are knocking down trump left and right he needs to do whatever he can to help the court out. slow and political. these tweets are saying he wants tougher vetting and wants to do more. these tweets are giving his lawyers a bigger headache. if you want a shot at winning the fifth vote in the supreme court, justice kennedy, he needs to quit twitter. charles: do you think it matters? >> let's talk about circuits are talking about, trump's tweets as candidate. those should be out because he's trying to win an election, not execute the laws as a president. that shouldn't be considered. in terms of this, i have to take a middle ground between jay and josh. i agree with jay they

ruth bader ginsburg is 84. brier is 78, so while it is likely that president trump will have another justice or two to replace, i think there was a feverish claim that kennedy had a foot out the door and no lesser a person then check grassley, then to just chuck grassley, then ted cruz, then president trump himself hinted there would be a vacancy effective yesterday. that did not happen. as to the question of why all the speculation was being sent around, i think it is because there is clearly a feeling in the conservative circles and the conservative legal movement that and only big win since he took office was the neil gorsuch nomination and confirmation, that he clearly had a spectacular success and what better way to keep highlighting the fact that he could do it again been saying, he is going to do it again as early as this summer. he is going to have another slot to fill. i think it is a little bit of an effort to say to those republicans who held their noses and voted for trump even though they did not l

certain point where people -- couple of other justices that they've been -- [indiscernible] ruth bader ginsburg. she's on the money. she muff kids and grandkids to keep her going. she has more energy than i do. that's my thought. by the way, what happens if that 16 year term person dies or gets pissed off and leaves. just too much. host: j.p. in hollywood, florida making her thoughts known on term limits for the supreme court. we continue the show, you seeing around that building. you saw the capitol building which is across the street there. there are people waiting to go in. several cameras and media members there too. we pay attention and look at this last day of the court. even as this goes on, several event around washington. that will be the scene this week. lot of activity on the senate side when it comes to healthcare. particularly language discussion for senate healthcare bill released last week. senator mitch mcconnell desiring a vote on that bill this week. several republican senators saying they may not be able to support that at least five. the "wall street journal" saying the cong

of some of the women the president disparaged, carly fiorina, rosie o'donnell, ruth bader ginsburg -- clearly it runs the gamut. >> it's not just women. the comments are often directed and suggestive of qualities of being a woman. >> yes, or directed at their physical appearance. i wanted to play this sound from ivanka trump. she appeared on "fox and friends." interesting to hear her p perspective, not this incident, this was in the past, but the general genre of this. take listen. >> there's a level of viciousness i was not expecting. i was not expecting the intensity of this experience, but this isn't supposed to be easy. i think some of the distractions and some of the, the veracity was, i was a little blindsided by on a personal level. >> so you're hearing there, julie, essentially the argument is the victim here. the president is the one coming under attack, and it's the women in his life close to him who are defending him. what do you make of that reaction, or that sort of idea, that defense? >> well, there's this pretty baffling disconnect when you see what the president said a

ruth bader ginsburg was on the side of conservatives at that point in time.hat we really found out today. i just worry that we're going to end up being complacent thinking this is going to do, this h is going to make us safe, we're all going to feel better, kumbaya, what have you. this is a step in order to try and make america more safe. hopefully it works out. >> let's talk about justice neil gorsuch because we saw again, today, mike, how justice gorsuch is delivering as a strong conservative as president trump promised. how important is gorsuch to the trump administration? >> i think he's very important. remember, most of us who voted for donald trump who couldn't stand many of the ways of donald trump, if you will, voted for him for the neil gorsuch. so he would put a conservative on the court and that's exactly what we got. so, conservatives are very happy with their choice for president based on his choice for the supreme court. >> so you said were unhappy with the ways of donald trump meaning some of the way he handled his business, but you were in it

no, not slammin' sam alito. 84-year-old ruth bader ginsburg revealing her workout secrets in a new book by her longtime trainer. >> that's amazing. >> is 12-page book due out in october. >> i love the cover. >> it will feature illustrations of justice ginsburg in her black robe and purple leggings doing each exercise so you can follow along at home. >> do we know if she works out in her robe? is that -- >> i think they have to. >> that's part of -- >> they can never take it off. >> they can never take it off. they have to shower in it. >> it's really weird. >> notorious rbg. really interesting. >> so good. >> not sam alito. >> not slammin' sam alito. >> you may get a letter in the mail about that. or a visit from the federal marshals. thank you. >>> coming up on "gma" this saturday morning, kathy griffin breaking down speaking out about her photo scandal. how she says president trump and i'm quoting here broke her. >>> plus, steph curry and draymond green trying to break the cavs. they want revenge in the nba finals. how deep is the disdain and dislike between these two teams? >>> also

ruth bader ginsburg was fine with this out come. the dissenters were the three most conservative members of the court. they were the ones who said they [ inaudible ] that this was not a victory for the administration. and, so, i think that kind of indication of where support or dissent came from is very important. plus, the administration kind of received a slap from the court when it said that coming back in october, you better have your act together. this temporary ban was only for 180 days, 120 days so you could review the existing vetting process. you'll be way beyond 120 days in october. >> senator blumenthal, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> we're going to have much more on all the breaking news right after this quick break. theto me than my vacation.tant so when i need to book a hotel, i want someone who makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. and with their price match, i know i'm getting the best price every time. c'mon, gary! your summer vacation is very important. that's why booking.com has great of

lauren: even ruth bader ginsburg agreed with president trump on this point. have this win and potential, potential health care bin win. this is could be a major day for this administration? >> a could, a absolutely. lauren: any final thoughts. >>? >> no. it was interesting to take the muslim ban or unconstitutional. they never got to that. enough of that. they look at this thing on merits. you can argue both ways but do legally instead of politically. lauren: they are using the word ban. >> trump used the word ban, we have to remember. i think that look -- >> good point. >> supreme court is supposed to be immunized from political questions. in its history never really has been. now in this day and age more and more it is not. it is taking on big political questions more and more. appointment of gorsuch got on there recently. that is not to be forgotten. he clerked for kennedy. he is not just going along with what his former boss had to say. he is coming down, will make a name for himself. >> tell you something real quickly. took last three pages of dissent, s

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started to write out a list of all the women that president trump -- arianna huffington, cher, ruth bader ginsburgg models -- >> you don't have pocahontas in there, that's what he called senator elizabeth warren. >> anna, what is going on here? >> i think you've got a very immature man who has not made the transition into being presidential and never will, who is thin-skinned, who cannot take criticism, who has surrounded himself by enables, yes men and yes women who know their jobs depend on them nodding their heads and defending every insane, wacko thing he says. i think he thinks he can get away with it, that he bears no cost for doing these things. i've got to say, until now, we haven't seen him bear a cost. he's been able to do this as a private citizen. he's been able to do this as an entertainer, able to do it as a candidate. for the last six months he's been doing it as president-elect and president. i have to say, since i think he's beyond repair, i've got to talk to the people around him, some of whom i knew before they were drinking a lot of orange kool-aid. that's not who they are. you

justice ruth bader ginsburg is the oldest justice. but by all continues, she's in great physical and mental shape. i don't think she has any interest in giving president trump the opportunity to fill her seat. that doesn't seem like a possibility. the real question, i think, is justice anthony kennedy. he'll be 81 in july. >> he's the swing vote. >> he's the swing vote across the board. gay rights, abortion. all the hot button issues. he really holds the deciding vote in. he's been on the court for 30 years. people close to him have said he's been thinking seriously about retiring for months. whether that means tomorrow, or next june, we don't know. there is definitely a possibility that this could be huge news tomorrow. >> ginsburg, as you pointed out overnight, has a workout book coming out soon. >> she's got an exercise regime. i don't think she's thinking she'll go anywhere anytime soon. >> as dan called her the notorious rbg. >> she wrote a book on that, as well. >> kate, thank you very much. >> all right. >>> we switch gears and

at what the cases, they try to pass this off as a majority opinion by then judge ginsburg, ruth bader ginsburg -- they are citing the dissent by judge bork not the majority opinion. they don't tell you that but -- the defense says that but the majority has never said that. the law has always been that even when there is a delegation of authority, it still has to be viewed within an overall context of the immigration scheme. just feel it the way they do -- would allow the president to take a magic eraser to the entire code. obviously, the brief in the texas case is not about establishment clause -- >> but you also wrote a brief in in which you said u.s. policy towards aliens is vitally and interwoven with the conduct of foreign relations. a power that is likewise anyed in the branches and rule of constitutional law that would inhibit the flexibility of the political branches of government to respond to changing world conditions should be adopted only with the greatest caution. >> when i was in the government, i try to get the supreme court to bite. they didn't. i think -- even still, we are not