sam alito didn't have to fly those flags to be a true conservative friend of the trump's agenda. think about this. i mean, alito was one of the most powerful reactionaries in the country. arguably, the most? his court opinions, speeches, appearances, he could just do that. why would he fly the flags? he had to go and extra step to advertise, take the flag to his vacation home, it's a signal from alito about who he thinks he answers to. he knows he's not supposed to do that. he knows any other judge would get in trouble. but he thinks he answers to no one. we will see if he is right. at a minimum it suggests a disturbing readiness to keep pushing past any boundaries as the movement that alito is clearly a member of looks to destroy the current american constitutional order. >> senator peter welch serves on the judiciary committee and he joins me now. senator, i've seen a number of folks on the right, rushing to alito's defense which is not surprising. they say this is much ado about nothing, do you think it's much ado about nothing? >> no, the court is in crisis. essentially you h

this has got to be another terrible day in his many terrible, terrible days because of sam alito and clarence thomas. but is he going to step up? i doubt it. he can barely corral his unruly caucus. he has a super majority. they don't need him for anything. they can always peel off and have five. he's relevant to them. >> many terrible days because of sam alito and clarence thomas is a great name for a memoir for either a chief justice were america's women. thank you so much as always. >>> coming up. with michael cohen expected to wrap up his testimony early next week is the case against donald trump finally about to go to the jury? what to expect when core is back in session. back in session. if you have chronic kidney disease you can reduce the risk of kidney failure with farxiga. because there are places you'd like to be. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract, or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxig

roberts is speaking loud and clear when he does things like allow sam alito to write voting rights opinionsas he did in 2021 and he did this week in the gerrymandering case brought by the naacp in south carolina. not only does roberts let alito write these opinions where alito denies the voting rights of black and brown people across the country, he allows him to write these opinions, he's released the opinion this week. this case i came out this week from the naacp, that was argued back in october of 2023. it could have been released any time before the flag controversy. or the supreme court will probably go until just before july 4th weekend, roberts could have put it in the back pocket and released in a couple weeks hoping perhaps the flag controversy would blow over if roberts cared. but, he doesn't. he wants people to know that he does not. that's why he's allowing alito to write opinions and obvious lee doing nothing within his power, hard power and soft power to address the ethical concerns on his court. >> i'm glad you pivoted to the south carolina decision. it's important for peopl

kid rock was shooting bud light cases and sam alito was selling anheuser-busch stock.nce of a point for everything else we know about sam alito. the guy who just got an honorary degree and a standing ovation at a conservative college for authoring the dobbs decision that finally ended roe v. wade. the got leaked ahead of time like the hobby lobby decision apparently that he authored. to impose religious beliefs on employees -- the more you examine his comments over the court, and public speeches that conservative schools at organizations like the federalist society, the more he looks and sounds like what i think he is, a far right maga loving extremist. nothing confirms that more than the fact that alito and his wife apparently flew the symbol of an anti-democratic extremist movement over their own home. the new york times reporter who broke that truly jaw-dropping story joins me next. to make clothes softer, fresher, and better. downy. breathe life into your laundry. choosing a treatment for your chronic migraine - 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hour

, it's boggle the point that we are at the point we can genuinely say, clarence thomas walked so sam alito's a mini scandal for "the washington post." they have this story after 2021 and did not run it. here is the story that happened back then. martha ann alito, visibly upset by the presence of their reporter, their "washington post" reporter, demanded that he get off my property. as he described the information he was seeking she yelled, it's an international symbol of distress, the upside down flag. alito intervened, he sees the flag, directed his wife to the car in the driveway, denied the flag was hung upside down as a political protest. she brought out another flag, a novelty flag of the type that would decorate a garden and wasted it up and said there, is that better? so he is present. >> this is not newsworthy. >> they didn't drown it. >> again it boggles the mind and shows you that this coupled with the stories we've gotten from propublica all year -- the supreme court beat, they haven't delved into this other topic. because they haven't delved into it we missed all of this. this

supreme court, where they got the chance to get voting rights, to end affirmative action, and in sam alito's case, to write the opinion that would and have a century of reproductive freedom. all of which rings us to today. went justice alito has penned the court latest 6-3 decision, once again attacking civil rights and in this case, voting rights. last year, a federal court unanimously ruled that the republican legislator in south carolina had engaged in illegal racial gerrymandering. diluting the power of the states black voters. but today the supreme court reversed that decision. writing for the majority, justice alito argued that the court must give south carolina republicans the benefit of the doubt when they say that race had nothing to do with how they drew the congressional maps. quoting from alito's opinion. when a federal court finds that race drove a distressing decision, it is declared that the legislator engaged in offensive and demeaning conduct that bears an uncomfortable resemblance to political apartheid. we should not be quick to hurl such accusations at the political branc

that the chief justice is, i think, too afraid to confront his colleagues specifically sam alito andmism and the damage that they are doing to the court. he has taken a hands-off approach to this issue. instead he's tried to assure the public that they have this ethics code that's elusive and nonbinding. i think that cowardice extends further outside the court and to the legal profession. in many of these january 6th cases, we've known that clarence thomas has a serious conflict of interest, and samuel alieu toe -- alito have a conflict of interest. the justice gets to choose whether they recuse or not, i'm sure they wouldn't, but at least that would put the spotlight and pressure on them and create conversation around them. it's dispiriting for me when we have the january 6th cases, the trump immunity case, the j 6 insurrection criminal cas this shouldn't be happening with clarence thomas and alito other. >> how much authority does the senate judiciary committee have? >> they have minimal authority over the court's internal affairs in part because the congress has decided that it's

patriotic symbol of the united states and then have everybody else say it belongs to them and condemn sam alito or anybody else for flying that flag. i think what's unacceptable? is this rush to find some reason to criticize alito you know, i first heard about the upside down american flag as being a january 6 symbol. when i read about it in the new york times, about a week ago so i have no idea what was on justice alito's wipes mind when she flew it but if somebody hadn't told me that they thought it was a symbol of the january 6 people. i wouldn't have guessed it. i would've thought maybe she was giving the finger to one of her neighbors and that may not be appropriate either. but i'm telling you it's gotten to a point where people tried to take symbols of american patriotism and turn them against supreme court justices is over the line, but surely us supreme court justice the using these flags that are clearly right now, at least have some political implications, as well as some historic some history there. but currently they have political implications should a us supreme court justices do

no reasonable person would conclude that sam alito is somehow compromised because he's flying a flag that was commissioned by george washington himself. 98% of people who were outraged about this today didn't even know it existed. sure. 12 hours these another example for you imagine another one of the justices delicious, say elena kagan flies a flag right now in the midst of campus protests and all that's going in the middle east with a slice of watermelon on it right? >> now, you're looking puzzled because they were why does that matter? it's a delicious fruit, it's got like a and who cares? it's also a sign of the palestinian resistance. now we might think that sky, i think i actually think if alito wanted to be popular in the new york times, he would fly that he'd fly hezbollah flags this is crazy well? >> is, there anything in any of those instances if the if the court look at the rules, if the court has business involving national security or hezbollah or policy he should recuse from those cases too. so i think we're in agreement here that because the me corridor, you'd be call,

back to the revolutionary war, but it was embraced by election deniers around january 6 she says sam alito should recuse himself and i'm just wondering, then we've seen in the polls a lot of democrats sort of disillusion this election cycle. younger democrats might the supreme court issue sort of energized things on the democratic side. do you think is that something that maybe the biden team should be emphasizing a bit more? >> well, i mean, i don't think that would energize younger voters some of the more disaffected voters aren't paying attention to that kind of my new share. i think they're more concerned about just a sense of lack of hope or direction, which i think democrats need to be a better about inspiring young people i do think that sam alito is also playing with fire here what are you doing? >> it makes zero sense for you to be flying hyper-partisan politicals, symbols outside of your house, who does that? >> what judge on planet earth does that, that is literally the definition of you are not a judge, you or a political actors this and so there's really no reason for him to d

but hey, sam alito is a supreme court justice. the pinnacle of moral integrity!he had nothing to do with it, then i believe him. and i believe that it's never going to happen again. >> new questions surrounding supreme court justice samuel alito after a second controversial flag was hanging outside one of his homes. "the new york times" reports that "appeal to heaven" flag carried by january 6th rioters was photographed at his new jersey beach house last summer. >> the flag, which features a pine tree and the phrase "appeal to heaven" dates back to the revolutionary war. but today, the flag has become, quote, "a symbol of support for former president donald j. trump for a religious strand of the stop the steal campaign, and for a push to remake american government in christian terms. >> michael: what the hell, man? another flag? did this guy get a two-for-one deal at the weird flag store? -- the maga flag store? look, i'm not an expert, but i always thought a judge was supposed to be impartial and neutral. and i'm not naive, i know he's not, but can he at least r

sam alito keeps saying that everyone on the supreme court is completely unbiased and non-political!ean, there's nothing wrong if aaron judge wears a yankees jersey, but it's different if the umpire does it! balls and strikes, right? balls and strikes. [applause] speaking of team players, former u.n. ambassador and mom at the wedding who tried one of your cousin's special gummy bears, nikki haley. haley suspended her presidential campaign in march, but she refused to cave to the maga mob and did not bend the knee to donald trump. she stayed strong! until yesterday, when haley said she's voting for trump in november. [booing] yeah, she folded like a paper plate on chili night! haley announced her secret ballot in response to this question at an event in d.c. >> who do you think would do a better job in the white house, joe biden or donald trump? >> as a voter... >> stephen: oh, that is the energy of a woman whose husband just asked "honey, do you think i can wear the jean jacket with my jeans?" [laughter] "as a voter..." fresh off winning haley's vote, trump did an interview with a ri

you're supposed to blame sam alito's wife.mp eventually deleted that video from his twitter rip-off, called truth social, which we might not have to think about much longer because in the first quarter of 2024 trump's truth social lost $328 million. [cheering] first of all, ha ha. second of all, how could they be losing money? doesn't every business want to associate their product with the "unified reich?" at the very least they ought to be able to sell ads for mein slappenchoppen. [germany accent] "it invades poland und it makes delicious guacamole!" things are so bad over at truth social that in the last three months of running an actual internet thing, they made only $770,500. there's a 5-year-old on youtube making more than that unboxing gogurts. [applause] i could go for a -- i could -- anybody have any? speaking of failing businesses, red lobster has filed for bankruptcy! or as one employee put it: "free! i'm free!" good luck, buddy. the official reason red lobster gave for filing was "financial and operational challenge

kid rock was outshooting up bud light cases and sam alito was selling his anheuser-busch stock. now, you can say, it may just be a coincidence, if it weren't for everything else we know about samuel alito. the guy who just got an honorary degree in the stemming standing ovation from conservative christian college for authoring the dobbs decision which undid roe v wade. a decision that curiously got leaked ahead of time, the full text of it just like the hobby lobby decision, apparently, that he authored, but gave businesses the right to impose their religious beliefs on their employees. the more you examine his comments, not just arguments, but public speeches of conservative schools and organizations like the federalist society, the more he looks and sounds like what i think he is. a far right maga loving extremist. nothing works possibly confirms that than the fact that alito and his wife apparently flew the symbol of an antidemocratic extremist movement over their own home. the "new york times" reporter who broke that truly jaw- dropping story, next. next. edition smart bed. p

>> demand that clarence thomas and sam alito recuse themselves from any case that pertained to donaldither of them can fairly argue that they are coming to these cases and going to listen to the law and make a ruling. clarence thomas, as we all know, his wife was so involved in the preparations for that insurrection and coup that texts from her turn up in the january 6th committee hearings to the president -- president trump's chief of staff. i mean, how much more do you need to see that she was tied into a conspiracy? and the same thing, clarence thomas says, well, my wife and i don't discuss politics. i'm sorry, you can choose to believe what he says, you can choose not to belief it. i choose not to believe it. these are two people who by their own account have an extremely close marriage, wonderful for them. i cannot believe that given the marriage and the politics they share, that they never discuss what was going on in the lead-up to january 6th. i think every american should regard this supreme court with real caution and worry. >> well, the evidence flies in the face of both al

when in fact, there is no available evidence that sam alito isn't the guy he would be if he had neverrepublican country club saying those things. >> i think that is right. i think. and it is not just alito. if you look at the history of the supreme court. it has been filled with partisans. people who are advancing a set of political goals. and so, i think it is useful really to understand that the members of the court are political actors. in the case of justice alito, a partisan actor in the most recent story about the flag flying at his new jersey vacation home that night, the new york times, my employer ran yesterday. i think it is just more evidence for exactly this. i don't really know what else you could conclude looking at these two stories other than the fact that, other than the conclusion that justice alito has these insurrectionist sympathies as the very least. which makes it unacceptable that he is offering any opinions on the cases before the court. concerning the former president. >> that's the big issue here. that he is so obviously biased in a job where you are suppose

assuming sam lives in the house too, throwing mrs. alito under the bus doesn't cut it. with yet another huge ethical problem, especially since the flag was flying about a month before alito and clarence thomas, his comrade and billionaire funded vacations and insurrection wives issued their dissent with neil gorsuch joining in a supreme court case on whether pennsylvania's electors should be thrown out at the trump campaign's request. weird, right? also around that time, even alone that time, sidney powell who claimed deceased venezuelan dictator hugo chavez helped steal the election overseeing an investigation of voter fraud was appearing on conservative media telling anyone who would listen that samuel alito was the guy. the quality of this video is not the best but it gets the point across. >> we were following a 12th amendment constitutional challenge to the process that the congress was about to use under the electoral act provisions that simply don't jive with the 12th amendment to the united states constitution and justice alito was our circuit justice for that.

a pair of young lawyers called john roberts and sam alito. the two would become much more famous for playing in a different bandng years later. during the reagan administration they laid the foundation what would become their judicial legacy. they spent their time in the justice departmenthe workshopin hard right decisions like ending affirmative action and curbing voting rights. john roberts was actually working in w the civil rights division of the justice department writing memos about how to restrict key provisions of the voting rights act. at one point samuel alito's job was tots help ronald reagan's solicitor-general craft arguments against affirmative action for the supreme court. that solicitor-general recalled toor "the new yorker" alito cam up with some choice lines such as hank aaron would not be regarded as the all-time home run king and a model for youth as defenses had moved had he ever moved to the plate. that trite baseball metaphor did not do it, though, and they lost the battle to curb affirmative action. when the time came

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>> dana: an upside down flag flies at the home at sam alito. the timing of this display is kicking up controversy. shannon bream will be here to discuss. nnoisseur at the cambria hotel bar. or mr. "tackled the inbox" so it's room service time at a radisson hotel! book direct at choicehotels.com ohh, effervescent. (♪) the smooth riding, longest lasting pilot g2 has long been the hero of gel ink pens. and what hero doesn't have a dark side? introducing the g2 edge. the same number one selling gel ink pen in america. now with an innovative laser-etched design, cushioned comfort grip, and durable tungsten carbide tip. whatever your mission, give yourself the edge. (♪) - i got the cabin for three days. it's gonna be sweet! what? i'm 12 hours short. - have a fun weekend. - ♪ unnecessary action hero! unnecessary. ♪ - was that necessary? - no. neither is a blown weekend. with paycom, employees do their own payroll so you can fix problems before they become problems. - hmm! get paycom and make the unnecessary, unnecessary. - see you down the line. >> da

i also think we are going to make a huge category error if we hyperfocus on the sam alito is a mean,n who gets in fights with his neighbors because i think it takes away from the institutional story that we have to focus on, that senator blumenthal focused on coaches how is it possible that there is a supreme court in which not one but two, now, justices have materially advanced positions in support of something that looks like stop the steal, something that looks like sympathy for the claim that the election was stolen and that there is no mechanism whatsoever other than their own goodwill onto themselves to stop them. and i think that what is shocking about this story isn't so much that it kind of looks like the alito's should have done with the rest of us do when we fight with our neighbors which is trim their rosebushes in the dark of night. but that is not the story. the story is that yet again, we have two justices who are sitting on cases, one already decided, anderson, the colorado case. two pending, as you said. the only mechanism that the public has is to be angry and upset

funding the billionaire gift program that has been propping up the lifestyles of clarence thomas and sam alitoy went to the defense of the court, fought against even finding out what the facts were, and nobody was really willing to defend the proposition that a very wealthy individual can buy a supreme court justice a quarter of a million dollar motor coach and never get the principle paid back and maybe the justice not only didn't declare it on his disclosure forms, but maybe didn't even declare it on his taxes. those are questions no person in their right mind can really overlook. so i think once you get through the immediate effort to defend a very right wing supreme court and you get down to the actual merits, these are arguments that are very hard not to accept. >> so what has been the process? i mean, have you found that some of your colleagues have been more willing to sign on to these investigative measures that you want, that want these questions answered? because when we were interviewing them as you saw in the lead-up to this interview, they, again, think that this is, you know, ove

some new reaction from lawmakers after that flag flying controversy involving supreme court justice sam alitoesterday he will not recuse himself from cases concerning the january 6th attack or the 2020 presidential election. so maryland democratic congressman jamie raskin fired back in a "new york times" op-ed, quote, chief justice roberts assured america that judges are like umpires, but professional baseball would never allow an umpire to continue to officiate at the world series after learning that the pennant of one of the two teams competing was flying in the front yard of the umpire's home. some republicans like mike lee are, however, backing up the justice saying he's absolutely right not to recuse. what do you make of this back and forth and this just another example of what are norms anyway? >> it is. we have to step back. our supreme court nominations have become so partisan that sometimes people are like, wait a minute, the justices aren't supposed to represent one team in the world series? it's a good point by jamie raskin: this is why we have con con confirmations. we have to be

many republicans are shrugging i would care about the landscaping choices of sam alito. i don't i don't and i think this is part of a years-long effort to delegitimized this branch of government to be clear, there is no sign that alito is going to recuse himself from anything. he really hasn't acknowledged that there's anything wrong with associating with these symbols. but to be clear, jake, these were the symbols that were carried by people who stormed across washington smashed into the capitol attacked and injured police officers, often using the very flag poles that they carried these flags on. >> all right. time forming with today's vaccinology less than appreciated. a notable attack and ukraine today, a wave of russian missile seoul's killing seven people. cnn, clayton walsh's in the region and we're going to go to him next when the competition is a nuclear competition spying is extraordinarily important russia, we're trying to spy on us we were spying on them it's very difficult to determine whom you can trust. i was studying right everything got out of control thi

sam alito, supreme court justice, flying a flag upside down outside of his house. he says his wife did it. he didn't do it that is a symbol of the insurrection from january's six you have clarence thomas, his wife, texting mark meadows about overturning election results. i mean, come i mean, isn't there a little hypocrisy going on? there isn't there? >> i mean it reminds me of bob menendez blame and his wife for what's going on in his trial in new jersey. >> i just don't he's on trial and he's a digraph. so he's on trial. i mean, biden facing charges. are we all going to our members of congress is going to start showing up at these trials and making speeches about, i mean, just but the the system work what it does as we should give me this is very concerning. >> i check and i are both practitioners of electoral politics. and though we may differ, i've known chuck a long time we loved this because you think about the art in the process of electing good people to create policies and vote for policies that will hopefully move the country and the new direction. and som

court, geographic areas that all the justices divide among themselves but the bottom line here is sam alito said, and i'm sure that chief justice would said would say it's not the chiefs hands that these individual individual justices are the bosses of themselves. >> and i guess the subtext in justice a martha-ann has a strong hand in it. okay. >> yeah. >> maybe it's also saying like it or not, this issue is settled for now in terms of what where this is from, his book, sitting out these cases, and that's what's important. he will not sit out these cases. kate yeah. it's great to see you, john. thank you so much coming. and so for us, verdict watch, donald trump is about to head back in due course, just as a jury is about to head back in to deliberate his. future and his fate with the jury wants to see when court resumes very soon. >> and a man's court appearance, not donald trump, different man goes up out as badly as it possibly could watch okay so maybe i don't understand something you're driving license suspended that is correct, your honor and he was just driving grace didn't believe i

school in my view, sam alito is an extraordinary justice. clarence thomas is an extraordinary justice. i know both of them very, very well. and this has been if you look at from the far left the court is the one institution that they do not control. and we saw we saw chuck schumer go to the steps of the supreme court and threatened the justices and say if you did not vote the way i want you to vote in the dobbs decision, he said you will unleash the whirlwind and he threatened them by name on the flag itself are you okay with him flying an upside-down flag outside his home? well, listen, justice alito's explanation is that his wife but he had a neighbor in maryland who was apparently a vicious partisan who had a sign in his front yard that said f donald trump, which is pretty nasty in a neighborhood. >> the neighborhood is not a supreme court justice no, but the neighbor also screamed and cursed at justice alito's wife, and apparently called her the seaward, which i'm sorry, is repulsive listen there are justices i disagree with and yet you

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> i mean, i think it's scandal and we're going to make a category error if we hyper focus on the sam alito is a mean, bitter man, who gets in fights with his neighbors. it takes away from the institutional story that we have focused on that senator blumenthal focused on, which is how is it possible that there is a supreme court in which not one, but two justices have materially advanced positions in support of something that looks like stop the steal, something that looks like sympathy for the claim that the election was stolen. and that there is no mechanism whatsoever other than their own goodwill unto themselves to stop them. i think that's what's shocking about this story isn't so much that it kind of looks like the alitos should have done what the rest of us do when we fight with our neighbors, trim their rose bushes in the dark of night, but that's not the story. the story is, that yet again, we have two justices who are sitting on cases, one already decided, anderson, the colorado case, two pending, as you said, and the only mechanism that the public has is to be angry and upset? th

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