it destroys scalia's credibility. but scalia's ideas got a really long shelf life. actually, just in recent years there's been an uptick in people trying to attract some of the roswell tourism away in aztec publishing new books as scalia was right in sources really did crash in aztec china new mexico. a little bit more kind of credible, at least at the time than scalia's and donald kehoe, a retired officer writes three very popular books. they have different flying saucers were real was released in 1950, flying saucers from out of space which comes at a 1953 the flying saucer conspiracy 1955. he reports conversations with his purported to be had with air force officers specifically air force intelligence officers. to try to substantiate ufos are real and mandatory pilots to very good chance the aliens have set up a mother ship in orbit of earth and they ufos are coming from the mother ship from the planets. and thirdly and third, these ufos are most likely from mars per he is not a venus man he's back on the mars train. he doesn't see a conspiracy, he does see a con

and the principle was justice scalia's opinion in arizona versus inter-tribal council of arizona back in 2013 where he referred to the broad and comprehensive scope of congress's elections clause power. in the remainder of my testimony i'll provide some background on what the elections clause means and in particular, how it has been construed by the supreme court. so the elections clause, the text of which, madam chairwoman read earlier, allows states to prescribe rules for the election, only in so far as the court says in foster versus love. and justice scalia said in grant, this was snuns against the possibility that states would try to undermine the union by either failing to have procedures for congressional elections or having ones that were inadequate. and as he put it, legislators could at any moment anay-- annihilate it, that is the u.s. government. congress has used broad powers repeated lie through the 1842 apportionment act, the civil wars acts of 1870 and 1871 and more recently through the registration act and help america vote act. i won't go through the precedence that s

in another case, in 2013, justice scalia a renowned conservative justice, wrote to the court that the national voter registration act requirement that voters prove their citizenship preempted the arizona citizenship requirement, relying on another case in the understanding that the power of congress can preempt state regulations governing the time, places and manner before the congressional election and that time, places and manner are comprehensive words. the ndra is only one example. congress has long exercised its election clause powers to enact legislation covering various parts of federal election regulation. in the portion act of 1842 which eliminated the federal election campaign act of 1971 and the uniform and overseas citizens act of 1986 as well as the help america vote act. reliance on the election clause is a source of congressional authority has been supported on a partisan basis. since the house began acquiring identifying constitutional authority to approve legislation, members have cited the election clause for their legislation more than 230 times which includes score

but, congress does as the court clarified arizona has very broad power and as justice scalia explained, the power is broader than other parts of the constitution. congress in the elections clause area is not in a place where they had pre-existing authority before the constitution. there is a question of if their power ends and the qualifications clause power begins which i will address my response. the bottom line is that supreme court precedent confirms that the elections clause means what it says. congress has the broad power to make rules governing the time, lace, and manner of conducting congressional elections. >> at last, we have the secretary of state michael adams. thank you for joining me. >> good afternoon. it is an honor to be with you today. i understand the topic of discussion is the elections clause of our constitution. congress spends time considering the text and outcome -- constitution is a good day. my purpose is to address policy concerns with congress increasing their role in elections for congress. first, some background. i took office last year and elections i hav

with the procedure and safeguard which are necessary another intertribal council of 2013 justice scalia, wrote to the court that those who wanted citizenship fit that requirement. with the time places and manner. with the election in congress has exercise that legislation with the apportionment act of 1842 the note the idea election campaign act of 1971 that reliance of that authority to be supported on a bipartisan basis. since the house began to identify the constitutional authorities for legislation in recent years members decided that election clause and how they conducted their elections or certain activities. in the last congress my colleague ranking member davis introduce legislation to provide grants to states that permit third-party individuals and in doing so he decided full constitutional authority fraud.ction and those that may not be used. and then to endeavor new democracy. and just as the framers intended. and with that congressional authorities to ask for the contours of the election clause. and the constitutional power so i understand richard davis is on assignment seme

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they reach back to justice scalia's opinion. all that has to apply to justice scalia, equal into the community. neutral on its face, not aimed, not trying to favor religion. that is all that is required. there is no conscientious objector. the sweetness of sherbet versus werner. i describe this in very accessible ways. i understand, they want to keep the cultural alive. they want their kids not have to go to public high school. they upheld the religious-based exemption to perfectly valid laws. to the age of 16. now we are going to create an exception. the unfortunate opinion, it unemployment compensation. but nonetheless, it limited them essentially to their facts. congress responded, once again the christian community, the faith community, the jewish community, all rallied around the proposition that no, religious-based exemptions, conscientious exemptions are part of the culture. and has been recognized as fundamental through free exercise and more broadly, what robert jackson called the freedom of the mind. a conscientious ob

including justice scalia, who joined in concurrence.ustice thomas dissented as well as rehnquist and o'connor. but the majority wrote the majority and superseded state law. all these state laws are illegal. it would be a great discussion for the limits of the supreme court when you have a federal law that is crystal clear and a state law that is crystal clear in flaunting it. essentially banking and financial transactions are illegal if you are in the drug business. we don't want drug dealers to have access to banks or credit. it's probably a bad idea that people like escobar and the other cartels getting access to the u.s. financial system. what the safe banking act would do is essentially carve out an exception for state legalized marijuana businesses. the problem i have with it is that the excuse for the banking act is we don't want to operate in cash. that is really dangerous. so please pass this so we can accept credit card and debit card. we actually did an undercover investigation that showed that the majority of pot shops take c

this causes justice scalia -- his head almost explodes. he is so upset about this ruling.e said the court has converted maranda into the cheops pyramid of judicial arrogance. i did not know what it was or how to pronounce it before justice scalia reminded us that cheop was a king who was so arrogant that he believed he could build the biggest pyramid and history and killed a lot of people doing that. justice rehnquist was a pragmatist. much more conservative. he had been the lone ranger and a little bit here -- pure in his constitutional abuse. -- views. we saw those tv warnings. we saw the fact that this symbolized law enforcement across the board. that combined with the fact that the other justices accepted. 7-2, rejected. susan: pete is in georgia. you are on the air. susan: caller: my question is about the hearing in 2013. some of the inherent weaknesses >> were going to listen to our warren's grandson who shares with us some personal, family history, his grandfather's view of the miranda decision. let's watch. >> i would like the court throughout history to be remembe

my colleague matthew scalia and i sat down and hurriedly put together a speech for him. i was for the next night i think it was buried and he did a great job. he was very good at that. >> i went to ask this question i don't know the answers but the way the correspondent center works as a usually is a lead writer who is it funny speech writer. but everybody else can submit jokes to that person and they will take some. i don't spend a lot of time on the page or two of jokes and given to john who is our funny speech writer. he's very nice about it would maybe choose one. [laughter] do you have any they were accepted? >> can't remember think maybe. so david redden tyler wren that speech writing process for that product can't remember. there was sort of this pressure to get jokes. but people sent jokes and unsolicited and solicited from the outside too. so whoever was running with lead pen on the correspondents dinner was getting all kinds of e-mails from everybody suggesting jokes. but also might reach out to comedians, comedy writers and others for help too. it was a big hu

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it turns out that young department of justice lawyer was someone named antonin scalia. literate justice of the u.s. supreme court. the opinion that scalia wrote concluded that there was no definitive low on the subject. but by custom and practice he said these materials belong to the president. some presidents have kept their papers, some household to earn money. chester arthur burn his papers before they died. remember we talked about during that era? so saxby took the position if or did not send the positions and tapes to nixon, it would be thumbing his nose at precedents, especially how presidents treated this. for sat back in his chair, he said tibetan backer, what do you think about this? baker replied mister president, i don't care what great thing you accomplished in the next three and a half years that are left in your time in office, if you send those records and tapes to california, the only thing that people will remember is that gerald ford committed the last act of the watergate cover-up. backers said, you could have heard a pin drop at that moment. he wond

in 10 of the 14, the majority was roberts, thomas, scalia, gorsuch, and cavanaugh. we are replacing ginsburg in garrett in those cases last year. that is likely to change the margin, but not the outcome. we are likely to have six/three rather than five/four decisions. but there were two decisions a year ago where the majority was different. they reported cases. one was struck down -- one struck down a louisiana law placing restrictions on abortion. another said that president trump could not resend up. -- recent -- reskinned --rescind dhaka --daca. we can predict two things about this term. one is there are six conservative justices appointed by the republican president. two justices appointed by democratic presidents. secondly, we are likely to see fewer five/four decisions. simple arithmetic explains this. liberal justices are now going to get esco votes rather than one -- two votes. those predictions came true this year. that is exactly what we saw. the court decided 54 cases. it is notable that that is the second fewest number decided since 1862. only last year

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what justice scalia did in that unfortunate opinion was to call the serious question to overrule and avoid running compensation benefits. but nonetheless limited them essentially to their facts. congress of the united states responded and once again the christian community faith community orthodox communities all rallied around the proposition that no religious or racial is part of our culture. it has been recognized as fundamental to free exercise or what more broadly robert jackson called in flag salute case in 1943 in world war ii the freedom of the mind. we went to protect individual freedom as a matter of individual dignity and a conscientious objection recognition is in a sample of a constitutional republic respecting the dignity of each person's view. overwhelmingly passed the equal access act in 1994. this time unanimous about a house of represent 97 -- three with united states senate with president clinton enthusiastically signing that into law in the rose garden ceremony in november of 1993. the signing statement was magnificent, i don't know if you read it. >> you can pull

justice scalia died suddenly during a hunting trip.itch mcconnell broke with all senate norms and denied president obama any hearing or vote for president obama's pick to replace scalia, judge merrick garland. this vacancy would decide the partisan balance of the court, which meant the 2016 election would determine whether the 5-4 right-wing majority that had delivered to abundantly for the donors would end or be renewed for years or even generations. remember louis powell's member wrote, -- memo, this may be the most important instrument for social and economic change. nothing could focus the scheme's donors on the stakes of that election more clearly than that vacancy. with scalia's sudden death, the scheme was at risk. so scheme donors' dark money flowed in ever larger amounts to the federal society, to leonard leo, and to donald trump. ambitious judges noticed. a court of appeals judge described to me the conduct of some of his colleagues as auditioning, auditioning. they weren't just deciding cases for the parties before them. the

, she has her own foreman, i think she's going to end up being very much like her mentor, justice scaliaaul: appreciate it. when we come back, a surgeon and private crime in cities across america democrats push a new narrative, republicans responsible for defunding police. ♪♪ a nationwide search violent crime, democrats have a new strategy for managing political fallout. blame the gop. senior advisor think last sunday republicans support defunding police because i didn't vote for president biden's 1.9 trillion dollars american rescue plan. jen psaki is doubling down about claims this week. >> the president ran one on a platform of boosting for law enforcement. republicans spent tickets tried to correct the problem, because record of back and stood in the way of crucial funding needed to prevent laying off of police officers and crimes increase, besa civil statement, a fact we want we are back with dan henninger. monai, start with the fact is psaki said, the actual crime statistics, acute run-up in crime in 2020 in america, american cities. his continuing in 2021? >> the increase in crime

barrett, a professor of law and accounting at scalia law school and former member of former presidentteam. so, i mean, we see this pattern of trump and his associates j.w., where they're admitting wrong doing. what do you think about this latest admission? >> well, he does have an awkward habit of not only making awkward admissions but hiring advisers who make awkward admissions about alleged wrong doing. this one could go either way. this is probably a clip that cy vance will play to a jury in a future prosecution, maybe even in the one against mr. weisselberg, i don't know. it could go either way. he could claim that he was ignorant, he was demonstrating ignorance of what is or what is not tax deductible with respect to fringe benefits. it's not as clear cut an admission it might first seem on a listen especially given the high bar a prosecutor would have to bring a tax fraud case directly against trump. >> okay. speaking of, do you think that trump is still at risk in this case? >> everything indicates that mr. vance's strategy is clearly to bring the first case against the cfo of

deciding not to resign, and then running right into reversal of the rule they had applied to -- when scalia'st was open. they jammed that through. donald trump had three appointees. so it is reckless to ignore the political implications of this decision. >> democrats have ptsd, you might call it, from the rbg situation, right? >> sure. >> there were some that encouraged her to do the same thing, quietly, more quietly now the encouragement if you want to call it that to breyer is louder and more public. how does that pressure go from here, then, right? because the midterms are just a little more than a year away, right, so that razor thin democratic majority in the senate could disappear then. what happens now? >> well, that's exactly right. what he said to joan is that he left the door slightly open, although there is no indication he plans to retire, certainly by his actions. but here's the thing. let's say he wants he wants a 28th year on the court. it will be the midterms, still the middle of biden's term. maybe i'll retire then. what's to say republicans would say, midterms, we could cont

mcconnell blocked merrick garland as president obama's appointee to succeed the late justice antonin scalia the appointment of amy coney barrett. she used the word manipulation. that's a word that plenty of democratic senators would use. what they fear is that if justice breyer waits too long, the senate could flip and have a republican majority and, once again, we would have these maneuverings. justice breyer has heard this. and he has heard it before. and right now his head is in a different space. he is the senior liberal on the left now because of the death of ruth bader ginsburg and has more of a chance to influence the internal debate and i think he's feeling pretty good about where he's at. >> your interview was fascinating about is driving the conversation. but people are people. he's looking at this through a personal lens to some extent. how is that in and out outweighed in even his mind with the responsibilities to the court and balance given the recent reversals and situational ethics we've seen? how is the personal consideration not look small compared to the institution? >> th

gray whose description owes a debt to those little green men are to the movies of the 50s, to frank scalia, explanations. but whose popular appearance culture is really cemented by betty and bonnie hill again. not only do they set the template for the abduction and narrative they set the idea of what the big headed great alien with the big guy is looks like. really cements that in the popular consciousness. the other big kind of grouping of alien species within these taxonomies are the reptilian's. or to give them their ufo conspiracy names the draconian's. probably hiding among us putting to take over the earth is critically focused in on these conspiracies anna i did read something recently saying someone had seen justin bieber turning into his reptilian form. he's a secret giant lizard. >> is also one of them. which i never heard before most people are everywhere we cannot discount this. especially if u.s. david ike is the english conspiracy theorist we talked of the very first day of class. who is thoroughly an advocate of the idea the lizard people, the queen, the president, virtually

>> i know why you want to combine the two because he is trying to be like scalia, even though he's alito. >> i love him. there is nothing wrong with being italian. >> what i am saying is this -- >> chris, chris, let me talk just for a minute because it's your show. >> you have been talking a lot, matt, to be honest. but go ahead. >> well, that's what being a guest is. you get to talk. >> it's a conversation. two people talk in a conversation. go ahead. >> fair enough. and i respect the fact that you have me on but my point to you is the following, which is don't act like there is not a legitimate claim when you have an election that's one we've never had before with all these mailed-in ballots. don't act like it's outrageous for republicans and conservatives and people who like trump to be un -- be really -- question this case of why didn't we vote the same way we voted in 2016 where everyone who voted by mail, you had to verify that you were a legal voter. in 2020, we simply didn't do that in these cities. but do you agree we should do that? >> of course, you should follow the rules. wh