been assumed i'm soft or irrelevant because i refuse to play down my intelligence ♪ >> justice ruth bader ginsburghow do you feel? >> i'm doing just fine. >> ruth bader ginsburg. >> it's an amazing thing to see somebody in her 80s become such an icon. >> would you mind signing this copy? >> i am 84 years old, and everyone wants to take a picture with me. >> she is really, when you come right down to it, the closest thing to a superhero i know. >> they call her notorious rbg. that's her rap name. >> notorious -- >> rbg. >> yeah. >> rgb -- no, rbg, right. >> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg getting a lot of attention after she delivered a scathing dissent. >> whether you agree with her or not, you've got to acknowledge she's been a force on that court. >> liberal hero ruth bader ginsburg. >> as much as people admire her, they don't even know the half of it. >> she was the queen. >> ruth knew what she was doing in laying the foundation. >> to put women on exactly the same plane as men. >> ruth bader ginsburg quite literally changed the way the world is for american women. >> 12, 11, 10, 9, 8

rgb -- rbg, right. >> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg getting a lot of attention after she >> whether you agree with her or not, you've got to acknowledge she's been a force on that court. >> liberal hero ruth bader ginsburg. >> as much as people admire her, they don't even know the half of it. >> she was the queen. >> ruth knew what she was doing in laying the foundation. >> to put women on exactly the same plane as men. >> ruth bader ginsburg quite literally changed the way the world is for american women. >> 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5. >> today the senate judiciary committee welcomed judge ruth bader ginsburg, the president's nominee to be associate justice of the united states supreme court. >> judge, do you swear the testimony you're about to give will be the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god? >> i do, mr. chairman. >> thank you. >> i am a brooklynite, born and bred. a first-generation american on my father's side, barely second generation on my mother's. what has become of me could happen only in america. neither of my parents had the means to atten

think about ruth bader ginsburg. i think she got through something like 96-3. it's going to be a whole different story for brett kavanaugh. democrats are ready to pounce here because, remember, that kavanaugh is taking the place, if he is confirmed, of justice kennedy and that is going to really cement the conservative majority on this front for years to come and democrats want to fight this as best they can. they say two things. they say he believes in a strong executive and he also says he doesn't think a sitting president should be indicted so some democrats are saying given what is going on with president trump, he should agree to recuse himself from any issues stemming from those investigations that will to the supreme court. they will push on that but is not going to happen. supreme court justices all the time rule on issues that are important to the people that put them on the bench. but the other issue the democrats are also going to seize on are documents and kavanaugh, he has hundreds of thousands of docume

so, it is my great honor now to introduce the honorable ruth bader ginsburg, associate justice. united states supreme court. entering her 25th year on the court, justice ginsburg has seen and experienced the legal profession's evolution. her groundbreaking work for women's rights and her commitment to inclusion are why many of us are sitting in this room today. but while we've all read about justice ginsburg's legal opinions, many of you may have also seen the critically acclaimed recent "rbg" documentary that was released. yes, ladies and gentlemen, we have the notorious rbg in the house. now, while this larger than life character is a bit tongue in cheek, as the justice says in her documentary, she has a lot in common with the notorious b.i.g. you'll have to wait to hear why shortly. but more so than the humor, justice ginsburg's own experience of being discriminated against, overcoming that discrimination, and ascending to the highest levels of the legal profession is truly an inspiration for us all. joining her in this discussion is her former law clerk, the honorable goodwin

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ruth bader ginsburg earned countless titles and accolades in her groundbreaking career on both sides w the new cnn film rbg takes an intimate look at the personal and professional life of justice ginsburg became an unexpected pop culture icon. here's a preview. >> i'm proud to nominate this path breaking attorney and judge to be the 107th justice to the u.s. supreme court. >> we may be in trying times, but think how it was. in those days the judges didn't think sex discrimination existed. >> ruth knew what she was doing in laying the foundation. >> it put women on the same foundation as women. >> the goal was civil rights. ruth bader ginsburg changed the way the world is for american women. >> what are has become of me could happen only in america. ♪ >> she has become such a rock star. >> she really the closest thing to a super hero i know. >> she known to fans the world over as the notorious rbg. >> all i ask are our brethren is that they take their feet off our necks. >> with me to discuss this is a cnn supreme court reporter. you covered justice ginsburg and the supreme court for y

>>> rgb, a film about the life and work of justice ruth bader ginsburg and premieres tomorrow night onnd breaking legal career, i spoke to victims rights attorney gloria allred about ginsburg's impact on the fight for jirngender equality. listen. >> reporter:. >> i think she is the most important justice on the supreme court we have ever and she only the second woman to ever be a justice of the united states supreme court but she is so important because she has been a consistent voice for gender equality, for saying that laws passed by states that discriminate against women solely on account of their gender and sex violates the united states constitution. she says she is not asking for special favors for women. what she is asking for is simply equal protection and equal treatment and fairness for women under the law. >> do you feel at all that strangulation that she referred to when she said, "take your feet off our necks"? >> absolutely. and what she is saying is to the other justices -- and she is also suggested to congress and to the people -- that laws which restrict women, for exa

dissenter, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has earned countless titles during her ground breakingg takes an intimate look at the personal and professional life of justice ginsburg who has developed a breath taking legal legacy while becoming an unexpected pop capture icon. >> i'm proud to nominate this path breaking attorney to be the 107th justice to the united states supreme court. >> we may live in trying times. but think how it was in those days. the judges didn't think sex discrimination existed. >> ruth knew what she was doing in laying the foundation. >> putting women on the same plane as men. >> the goal was equality and civil rights. >> ruth bader ginsburg change the world for american woman. >> what has become of me could happen only in america. >> sthe has become such a rock star. >> she is really closest thing to a superhero i know. >> she has fans. the world over is known as notorious rbg. >> all i ask of our brethren is that they take their feet off our necks. >> joining us now emily is a staff writer at the "new york times" magazine. and the trueman. capo fellow. yo

andice ruth bader ginsburg i practice labor and employment law. i'm particularly excited to stand before u.s. the current president of the national asian associationican bar to we represent the interests of over 50,000 asian pacific american judges, legal profession is, law students, and others from around the country. , including over 80 affiliated local bar associations work in nonprofits, law firms, companies, and courtrooms. proud of all our members have accomplished over the last 30 years. i encourage all of you to become your local diverse bar associations and other groups to a dance inclusion in the legal profession and to realize the promise of civil rights. at theou to our host george washington university law school. and to the many luminaries and future lawyers and the audience. npaba i would like to extend greetings. today, we continue an important conversation about diversity and breaking barriers. withd an incredible year diversity. hillost successful capitol lobby day in history. we increased efforts to facilitate the engagement of

particularly for ruth bader ginsburg. >> i wanted to capture who she was. a movie, whether it was like capturing thurgood marshall or ruth bader ginsburg, you know. the thing about ruth bader ginsburg, she is a fighter. so it was -- i kind of tapped into that. hard to explain the process. just get inspired. >> and so now what does it feel like that it has come to fruition? it is on the screen. already people have been talking about their impressions from seeing it for the first time last weekend. and highly anticipated it for tomorrow. personally what has it been like for you? >> again, it is such an honor and really humbling to be a part of this. and i think when people see this movie, like i think i've seen it six times now, and every time i see it, i see something different. there is a beautiful love story with her and fmarty. i don't want to give anything away, but there is moments that just make you cry. and you are proud. and i don't know, i'm proud to be a part of this. my little part, i'm just proud and proud of the song. i know jennifer hudson who r

i mean older women who come out of the film and they know exactly what ruth bader ginsburg was up againsttion. and then you have like little 7 and 8-year-old girls who come dressed up like ruth bader ginsburg, you know, with a collar, the glasses, and their hair back. they really identify with her. >> and the huge millennial fan base who look at her like literally as a rock star. people lined up for blocks to see her give, you know, a talk at a law school, which is usually about constitutional principle. yet, you know, people waiting at the stage door afterwards wanting to get an autograph. literally everywhere she goes we saw this again and again over the year that we filmed. >> you were telling me before we went on air, she hadn't seen the film until it showed publicly at the sundance film festival. >> yeah. she didn't ask to see it ahead of time, and so when we found out that we were going to sundance, we asked if she'd like to go, and she said yes, she would. and so we sat across the aisle from her as she watched the film, which was -- >> stressful. >> yes, rather nerve-racking. she s

ruth bader ginsburg got 96. so what's happened?etween then and now, advise and consent has taken on a different meaning. it used to be the understanding of this body that elections have consequences and you would expect the president who won the election to pick somebody of their philosophy. i promise you that when astronomy thurm strom thurman voted for ruth bader ginsburg he didn't agree with her philosophy. i have voted for every one presented since i have been here because i find them to be highly qualified, coming from backgrounds i would expect the president in question to choose from. so as to your qualifications, how long have you been a judge? >> i've been a judge for 12 years. >> how many opinions have you written? >> i have written over 300 opinions. >> okay. do you think there's a lot we can learn from those opinions if we spend time looking at them? >> yes. i am very proud of my opinions. and as i mentioned. i tell people, don't just read about the opinions. read the opinions. i'm very proud of them. >> you were nomina

second that the senate is going to change hands going to shift from republican to democrat ruth bader ginsburg retires you a democrat majority in the senate and donald trump turns around and nominates merrick garland to the high court now is there any want to mung us who believes that they want that nomination would not be immediately met with the region and ridicule and would be obstructed by the current by the by the democratic majority i mean that is where we've come to because specter everything is slipping away from them they're becoming more and more and more radical left and again j.f.k. couldn't run as a democrat and i maintain bill clinton could really run as a democrat anyway he had to apologize for all of his a big achievements during his wife's campaign so the whole party is unrecognizable ok steve going to stay with you are a few more seconds here is this going to end badly or do we get to get some cooler heads go ahead i don't see color heads i see people saying get in their faces if they trumpet ministration officials if you see him in a restaurant you see him in a shopping mall

bipartisan caucus hosts a discussion on sexual harassment on the workplace and a conversation with ruth bader ginsburg at george washington university law school. >> c-span where history unfolds daily. in 1979, crmp span was created as a public service. nd we bring you unfillered coverage of congress, white house, and supreme court and around the country. crmp span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. al now on the 17th anniversary of the september 11, 2001 terrori st attack's, we are joined by michael jenkins of the rand corporation. 17 17 years on, where art -- years on, where are we on the war on terror? guest: it would be a balance sheet of pluses and frustrations. you certainly succeeded integrating the operational capabilities of the jihadists. we have gotten most of the territory that was taken by isis , it has been recovered. we have truly degraded operational capabilities. reticular lather ability to carry out large-scale and particularly their ability to carry out large-scale and vicious attacks. they have been largely reduced to exhortation, to inspire homegrown terrorists

second that the senate is going to change hands going to shift from republican to democrat ruth bader ginsburg retires you a democrat majority in the senate and donald trump turns around and nominates merrick garland to the high court now is there any what among us who believes that they will that nomination would not be immediately met with the region and ridicule and would be obstructed by the current by the by the democratic majority i mean that is where we've come to because it gets back to what you were talking about peter and what gregory steamboat talked about there is no sort of not just moral not a common but there's no reasonable compass inside them there's no keel that is keeping their ship righted so they can sort of be fluid and change depending on what is happening in front of them and we all deal in rationality we all deal with the reality in front of us and that is one of the great divides between left and right is that they just don't deal with reality you know gregory the thing that you know when i look at you know when these revelations about peter struck in lisa page in the

and being mindful of ruth bader ginsburg, it could come down to 25 votes. in retrospect, ruth bader ginsburg was confirmed with a vote of 96-3. would it be possible, joan, for a supreme court nominee to receive that kind of bipartisan support ever again? >> it's really hard to imagine, brooke. it might come for example, if a senator was nominated and there was a bipartisan support for that senator. but in our lifetime, at least in the next decade or so i don't see it happening. given the kind of payback attitude that we have got on the hill. remember how this all started of we went more than a year without president obama being able to move his nominee through. >> right, right. joan, thank you. mark, thank you. as i mentioned make sure to watch the premiere of the new cnn film rbg tonight at 9:00 eastern and pacific here on cnn. >>> coming up next, how the fbi and justice department actually tried to get about half a dozen russian oligarchs, obviously with ties to the kremlin to flip on vladimir putin and become an inside source for the u.s. government. and

supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has earned all of those titles during her career.essional life of justice ginsburg. here's a preview. >> i'm proud to nominate this path-breaking attorney, advocate, and judge to be the 107th justice to the united states supreme court. >> we may be in trying times, but think how it was in those days. the judges didn't think sex discrimination existed. >> ruth knew what she was doing in laying the foundation. >> to put women on the same plane as men. >> the goal was equality and civil rights. >> ruth bader ginsburg quite literally changed the way the world is for american women. >> what has become of me could happen only in america. >> she's become such a rock star. >> she is really the closest thing to a superhero i know. >> she is known the world over as the notorious rbg. >> all i ask of our brethren is that they take their feet off our necks. >> i find myself repeating that quote all the time. joining me now is award-inning filmmaker and producer julie cohen, one of the directors. great to see you. thanks for coming in. what's so

you need this bed. >>> professional, litigator, role model, dissenter, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburgegal career. now the cnn new original film rbg takes an intimate will be at justice ginsburg's life and legacy including some of the cases she argued before the supreme court in as lawyer. we will take you back today to 1975. justice ginsburg represented a young father who had lost his wife in child birth who sued the federal government for being denied social security benefits that he needed to care for his newborn son because he was a man. >> to the editor, it has been my misfortune to cover that a male cannot collect social security benefits as a woman can. had i died she would have been able to receive benefit. but male home makers cannot. i wonder if gloria steinem knows about this. >> ruth took a case in which a man was crime nadiscriminated an order to so the importance and depth of sex discrimination. very intelligent thing to do. >> we appeared in the united states >> she just wanted a male presence to be at that table so the justices would have something to identify with. tha

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liberty. ♪ ruth bader ginsburg has developed an historic legacy particularly for women's rights.ome an unexpected pop culture icon. her story is chronicled in a new film "rbg" premiering tonight. let's take a look. >> just the thought that i might catch a glimpse of her is overwhelming. i have a mug of her that says her story in the making. >> i just ordered tons of merch. >> i think it's easy to take for granted the position that young women can have in today's society, and that's a lot in thanks to justice ginsburg's work. >> who is more disdained and told to go away than an older woman but here's an older woman who people really want to hear what she has to say. >> joining us now is the woman you just saw in that clip, irin carm carmon, she's the author of b k "notorious rbg." great to have you here. >> thank you for having me. >> those young women sound like groupies. they're buying all the merch, they said, all the rbg merch. how is it that she has become more than just obviously a legal scholar and icon but this pop culture figure for young women. >> long before justice gin

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eastern, a conversation with justice ruth bader can burke -- ruth bader ginsburg. the bipartisan policy center honored former governor tom kane and lee hamilton for work as cochairs of the 9/11 commission. director of national intelligence dan coats spoke about his experience on september 11, 2001 and how his position was created as a result of recommendations from the commission. mr. hamilton was unable to attend the event, but delivered remarks in a prerecorded video message. this is one hour and 10 minutes. [applause] >>

ruth bader ginsburg has deserved all of them during her career. er look at the life of justice beginburg. >> ginsburg. >> indiana happy to nominated ruth to the united states supreme court. >> it may be trying times but think how it was in those days. the judges didn't think sex discrimination existed. >> ruth knew what she was doing in laying the foundation. >> to put women on the same plane as men. >> the goal was equality and civil rights. >> ruth bader ginsburg quite literally changed the way the world is for american women. >> what has become of me could happen only in america. ♪ >> she has become such a rock star. >> she is really closest thing to a super hero that i know. >> she is known to advance the world over as the notorious rbg. >> all i ask of our brethren is that they take their feet off our necks. the trail was incredible... (laughing) until you kissed that tree stump. he was laid up in our apartment for weeks. by the time i was back at work, i had a stack of credit card bills i didn't know what to do with. i told him to consolidate

so erin is with us now, coauthor of "notorious rbg: the life and times of ruth bader ginsburg."art with the notorious rbg. who came up with that moniker? where'd that come from? what's the genesis of that? >> my coauthor was in her second year of law school. she was outraged at the decision in the voting rights case, actually. it was a week in which justice ginsburg broke the record request her dissents from the bench. she's got a special collar that she uses when she's truly furious and we were so inspired that we decided to create this pun, this tribute to justice begins gur ginsburg, and we teamed up to tell her story in the book as well. >> you've got this book. you hear from these young leads who talk about how they really idolize her. there are even t-shirts, you know, and there are rbg memes, there are tote bags, even tattoos. so, i mean, this has gone big and i wonder, you know, for the justice, what does she think about this? does she think this is familiar in the pan? does she think this is unusual, strange, or is she embracing it saying, looking at the breadth of my c

my hero is justice ruth bader ginsburg for whom i had the privilege of being a law clerk. i proudly voted for hillary clinton. i voted for president obama twice and with my apologies, mr. chairman, for this one i wish senator feinstein were chairing this committee. and yet, i am here today to introduce judge kavanaugh and urge the senate to confirm him as the next associate justice of the supreme court. i've received many many angry calls from friends and strangers for supporting judge kavanaugh, but i was raised to call it like i see it and i don't see the choice before you as difficult. by any objective measure judge kavanaugh is clearly qualified to serve on the supreme court. after law school, he clerked for justice anthony kennedy, the person he would proceed. and his opinions are unvariably thoughtful and fair and known as instant classics not just because thisser important, but because they are written so clearly and well. the supreme court adopted the reasonings in his opinions more than a dozen times. judge kavanaugh's judicial temperament and integrity are also f

those are her words, that's what ruth bader ginsburg called herself.colades during her legal career, even before she was a justice. now the new cnn original film "rbg" looks at her life and her legacy, including her marriage to her beloved husband. >> i have had the great good fortune to share life with a partner truly extraordinary for his generation, a man who believed at age 18, when we met, that a woman's work, whether at home or on the job, is as important as a man's. i became a lawyer in days when women were not wanted by most members of the legal profession. i became a lawyer because mortgamarty supported that choice unreservedly. >> it was a remarkable relationship. professor arthur miller joins me now, a longtime friend of justice ginsburg. you baby-sat their daughter. >> i did. >> in the library. you are the nation's foremost expert on civil procedure. it's an honor to have you. >> pleasure. >> let's talk about rbg and that relationship between this -- this love story strikes me most about the film. the true equal partnership they had at a ti

supreme court justice and pop culture icon, ruth bader ginsburg has developed an astonishing legal legacyrrow at 9:00 eastern takes an in-depth look at this quiet warrior's life-long journey. here's a sneak peek. >> i'm proud to nominate this path-breaking attorney, advocate and judge to be the 107th justice to the united states supreme court. >> we may be in trying times, but think how it was in those days. the judges didn't think sex discrimination existed. >> ruth knew what she was doing. >> to put women on the same plane as men. >> the cool was equality and civil rights. >> ruth bader ginsburg quite literally changed the way the world is for american women. >> what has become of me could happen only in america. ♪ the bull in the china shop >> she's become a rock star. >> she is the closest thing to a super hero i know. ♪ >> she is known the world over as the notorious "rbg". >> all i ask of our brethren is that they take their feet off our necks. who would have guessed? an energy company helping cars emit less. making cars lighter, it's a good place to start, advanced oils for those h

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ruth bader ginsburg got 96. so what's happened? between then and now, advise and consent has taken on a different meaning. it used to be the understanding of this body that elections have consequences and you would expect the president who won the election to pick somebody of their philosophy. i promise you when strom thurmond voted for ginsburg he didn't agree with her philosophy and i don't think senator lee agreed with justice scale leah. senator lee has voted for a lot of republicans. i have voted for everyone presented since i've been here because i find them to be highly qualified coming from backgrounds i would expect the president in question to choose from. so as to your qualifications, how long have you been a judge? >> i've been a judge for 12 years. >> how many opinions have you written? >> i have written over 300 opinions. >> okay. do you think there is a lot we can learn from those opinions if we spent time looking at them? >> yes. i am very proud of my opinions and as i mentioned, i tell people don't just read about

hearings formation ruth bader ginsburg come a said what is with you and justice scalia?she said he is the only one that can make me laugh. [laughter] .he was quite helpful talk about how she thinks his legacy would endure, which she thinks his approach is so far to the right that it will not endure. right now, i think he is prevailing and attained the apex of his legal career in part because of having the votes of justice roberts and the second newest associate justice, samuel alito. they certainly have given him both he did not have when he started out. stevens, whopaul is likely to be our next retired justices who will turn 90 and april but is so sharp and it would be a real loss to the nation when he does leave. he is quite active at the court. he said to me that he really for his passion and energy, but in one of our conversations, he says some of it has been destructive, especially for meridian's coming on the opposite side of bush v voting force scalia bush, justice stevens writing a strong dissent on behalf of the arguments from then vice president al gore. one ot

november 10th, 2013, again, speaking about justice ginsburg, "supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburgwas going to apologize to me for her misconduct. big mistake. by an incompetent judge." do you believe that justice ginsburg has "embarrassed us all?" >> senator, i have course have spoken about all of the justices individually during the course of this hearing. >> if i may interrupt, and i say this with all due respect, this is a question where less is more in the answer. do you think justice ginsburg has embarrassed us all? >> senator, i am not going to get drawn into a political controversy. i am not going to get in within three zip codes of a political controversy here. >> this is not political. this is about justice ginsburg. do you believe that her "mind's shop?" >> senator, you are asking me after having read this, you're asking me to comment on something another person said, and i am not going to do that. i have spoken about my -- >> do you believe in confidence? >> i have spoken about my respect and appreciation for the justices on the court. the honor it would be if i were to

eastern, a conversation with justice ruth bader can burke -- ruth bader ginsburg. the bipartisan policy center honored former governor tom kane and lee hamilton for work as cochairs of the 9/11 commission. director of national intelligence dan coats spoke about his experience on september 11, 2001 and how his position was created as a result of recommendations from the commission. mr. hamilton was unable to attend the event, but delivered remarks in a prerecorded video message. this is one hour and 10 minutes. [applause] >> good evening everybody. thank you, jason. it is wonderful to be able to cohost this evening. as jason has outlined, we are gathering for the anniversary of the worst terrorist attack in our nations history. we are reminded once again of the urgency of our mission to build peace and to resolve conflict around the world. ounded in 1984 by war veterans who were weary of their work during world war ii and the korean war and established usip was the mission of working to resolve international we are dedicated to the idea that peace is very possible.

. >>> first, ruth bader ginsburg featured in a new film tonight on cnn. >> i'm proud to announce the 100th justice to the united states supreme court. >> we may be in trying times, but think how it was in those days. the judges didn't think sex discrimination existed. >> ruth knew what she was doing in laying the foundation. >> to put women on the same plane as men. >> the goal was equality and civil rights. >> ruth bader ginsburg quite literally changed the way the world is for american women. >> what has become of me could happen only in america. >> she's become such a rockstar. >> she is really the closest thing to a superhero i know. >> she is known to fans, the world over, as the notorious rbg. >> all i ask of our brethren is that they take their feet off our necks. rinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula to visibly reduce wrinkles. neutrogena®. there's nothing small about your business. with dell small business technology advisors, you get the one-on-

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a closer look at the rise of justice ruth bader ginsburg. >> i am proud to nominate this path breakingvocate and judge to be the 107th justice to the united states supreme court. >> we may be in trying times, but think how it was in those days. the judges didn't think sex discrimination existed. >> ruth knew what she was doing in laying the foundation. >> to put women on the same plane as men. >> the goal was equality and civil rights. >> ruth bader ginsburg quite literally changed the way the world is for women. >> what has become of me could happen only in america. ♪ >> she has become such a rock star. ♪ >> she is really closest thing to a super hero i know. ♪ >> she is known to the world over as the notorious rbg. >> all i ask of our brethren is that they take their feet off her necks! (burke) that's what we call a huge drag. seriously, that's what we call it. officially. and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ takes more than just investment advice. from insurance to savings to ret

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take that oath of office in front of a portrait of ben franklin, sworn in by a jewish woman, ruth bader ginsburgo was my neighbor at the watergate. i thought what would old been think of this? in some ways it showed how far our country had come. i always felt when i was out there that i could speak about the hard road to democracy, about the importance of institutions becoming more inclusive over time, to people having those challenges, because i had personally experienced them. david: let's talk about today's situation. we face the north korean problem. you have negotiated with the north koreans. what are the chances north korea, the u.s., and south korea can come to agreement? condoleezza: when i heard the president had on the spot accepted kim jong-un's invitation, i thought what is he doing? then i thought, nothing else has worked, so why not? i actually think they set the table pretty well. one of the conditions that is different is that once kim jong-un's programs got to the place where they threatened the united states, i think it got china's attention that the united states might actuall

when do we play spin the bottle with oprah and ruth bader ginsburg?a bad idea. i do that. >> honestly jimmy, you'r you're like the pumpkin spice latte. you're a little too sweet, but ove white people you. it's one of those weird things. >> that is funny. >> pretty spot-on. the same i think could be said of kevin hart as well, though,r t? good line, though. >>> let's get into the weekend forecast. as we click into fall, can youa believe we are worried about heavy rain in oklahoma. could have some flash flooding wsues. thl be an event that's friday and your getaway day. even glass and fort worth could get some of that rain. moving into arkansas. a nice weekend for the plains. the northeast looks fantastic. that rain threat continues all the way to sunday in the deep south. we'll be right back here with more on "early today." let's see. if these packs have the same number of bladder leak pads, i bet you think bigger is better. actually, it's bulkier. always discreet doesn't need all that bulk to protect. because it's made differently. the super absorbent

supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg talked about landmark supreme court decision and about her disappointment confirmation process for supreme court justices has become politicized. posted by george washington university law school, and the national asian pacific bar association, this is about 90 minutes.