. >> your tweet about this issue, the scotus reporter on twitter, the shorthanded supreme court sends the obama care back to the war case. the eight members of the court, what, what does this say about the current status of missing one justice? >> well i think it means that there clearly wasn't a majority on either side of this case in the court was looking for a way out of it. today's opinion was only three pages. it was unanimous. the court went out of its way to say that it was not deciding anything on the merits of the case. it was just sending it back. if it had split for dashboard as you would say, then all of those rulings would have been interpreted differently across the country. so the court is doing some very unusual things to try to avoid those four-four ties. in this case, if loaded its own idea of a compromise in march and then asked boast sides to respond to it. that is what today's ruling is based upon. >> and the headline the supreme court sends obama care case back to lower courts, any idea of the road forward in terms of what these plaintiffs can do, what the courts

he tweeted this i had coup the day trump announced-- who would the donald name to scotus?reels, weeps, can't finish tweet." >> mason: nice reading, major, thanks. a lot of folks are already fed up with this election when a virginia woman died this week, her family posted this notice in the "richmond times dispatch." facebook held a summit of conservative leaders today to address allegations that the world's leading social media web site has a tendency to face left. here's john blackstone. >> reporter: at facebook headquarters, c.e.o. mark zuckerberg is meeting as many as 15 leading conservatives today, including former republican senator jim demint, barry bennett, a senior trump adviser, and commentator glenn beck. >> i just want to listen. i want to look mark zuckerberg in the eye and get a gauge of him as a man and see is he telling the truth? >> reporter: zuckerberg says he called the meeting to have a direct conversation about what facebook stands for. it's a response to accusations made on the tech news size gizz modeo by anonymous former facebook workers. they claim

you want to see him announce cabinet picks and scotus. >> he said he will do scotus. i say do it. saying name your cabinet. but indicate the people you might want to draw into the cabinet. you can't say this guy is going to be that. that gets you too close to the line on the law. but you can say these are the kinds of people i want to serve in my administration. my point is don't do what you did with carl icon. he said he didn't talk to me by the and i would never serve. bill: some of these answers may come later tonight. check out "special report." mike huckabee reporting for duty. he says does mike huckabee have visions of being on the trump ticket? he's on deck to answer that next. martha: a massive manhunt for an escaped prisoner as police say they don't want to leave anything to chance. >> we'll have a lot of residents calling about every person they see walking down the road. you premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. why pay for insurance i

if a guarantee on scotus. mike lee./ stand up straight and comb your hair and flesh out economic policies. >> dallas for msu call hair as part of the index -- that was actually four unless you call hair as part of the antics. >> you have connection to forces with the never trump movement, they are still out there, is there still a never trump movement, not like i will not vote for him but to try to stop him from being the nominee? dan: some donors will sit on the sidelines and stay out of the race. some donors looking for ways to find an independent candidate, center-right candidate to be on the stage with donald trump and hillary clinton. i will not mention names. people who might want to have -- dan: ben sass is an interesting guy. him.uld use someone like to help make the case for conservatives. ballot anddown budgets will he throw this in the house of representatives and win and you make a statement about the future of the conservative movement that it should not be in the hands of this guy who is hijackin

mary: stop your high school antics and keep suburban women d and scotus, either cruz or mike lee, irond flush out your economic policies and stand up straight and comb your hair. mark: that is four. john: so, never trump for you, you have some connection to the very enforcements that used to constitute the never trump movement, the operatives. the folks are still out there. an: i think there are some donors who will just sit on the sidelines and sit out of the race and some donors who are looking for ways to find a candidate to be on the stage with trump and clinton. i'm not going to mention names. john: the kinds of people they might want to -- interesting is an guy. and we could use someone like him to help make the case for conservatives. to save the downbalance to potentially throw this in the house of representatives and win and to make a statement about the future of the conservative movement, it should not be in the hand of this dwy who is hijacking it and doesn't believe n conservative principles. they should have someone to vote for and some donors will go to trump. but the bi

martha: we're book with more clarification on the scotus ruling that has just come through with regard contraception mandate. shannon bream has been looking at it and joins us live with this story. what exactly did the court do here, shannon? good morning? reporter: good morning, martha. they sent these cases, there were a lot of cases grouped together. we hear a lot of about the little sisters of the poor. this is one of a group all on this issue. they have been sent down to the appellate courts to be reheard and decided with some guidance. after extended arguments at supreme court. the court did something unusual, after the fact, after oral arguments it asked both sides to come back to provide more information about specific questions how religious groups could work with the administration to make sure all women have the contra separative care they, the administration argues is part of basic health care but at same time not have to offend their religious convictions. both sides responded, they said there is common area where they think they could work it out. it has not been done com

coming up, a deeper dive into the donald trump list of scotus picks.id he choose, and what message does he hope to send with the names? we will explore when we come back right after this. ♪ iaae-m" mark: donald trump release the names of 11 people he says he would consider for the supreme court. here to discuss if his picks will be enough to pacify nervous conservatives is pete williams, making his debut on this program, which has us overjoyed. thank you for joining us. pete: you have a very low overjoyed threshold. mark: no, this is a joy for us. which of the names jump out as symbolically important or interesting to think about what signals they send. heat: trump has already --pete: trump has already said he would consider a few of the names put on the list by president george w. bush. this is a little unusual -- judge sykes was once married to milwaukee talkshow host charlie sykes. in prior is among the most conservative. the other five are state supreme court justices, including the brother of ted cruz's biggest senate supporter. mark: it is a pret

coming up, a deeper dive into the donald trump list of scotus picks.id he choose, and what message does he hope to send with the names? we will explore when we come back right after this. ♪ . . show me top new artist. ah, ha ha. show me top male artist. my whole belieber fan group. it's not a competition, but if it was i won. xfinity x1 lets you access the greatest library of billboard music awards moments, simply by using your voice. the billboard music awards, live sunday may 22nd, 8/5 pacific, only on abc. mark: donald trump release the names of 11 people he says he would consider for the supreme court. here to discuss if his picks will be enough to pacify nervous ,onservatives is pete williams making his debut on this program, which has us overjoyed. thank you for joining us. pete: you have a very low overjoyed threshold. mark: no, this is a joy for us. which of the names jump out as symbolically important or interesting to think about what signals they send. heat: trump has already --pete: trump has already said he would consider a few of the name

. >> previously tweeting this, "who would the donald name to scotus, supreme court of the united states, the mind reel, weeps can't tweet." he's done other tweets critical of mr. trump. either they didn't vet or they didn't care. >> i think the argument is they didn't care. it's an interesting list. there are people there who have different background. diane sykes is married to charlie sykes, a very big radio show host in milwaukee who was critical of donald trump. a big ted cruz backer. judge thomas lee on the supreme court of utah is the brother of senator mike lee who is ted cruz's closest ally in the senate. i mean, each name has an appeal to the base of the republican party and i have to believe they are going to be pleased. >> and then also, it does say something, one would think positive, about his attempts to unify the party if he's bringing in people who have been critical of him or are connected to people who have been critical of him. >> well, yes, but not to the moderates in the party, to the extent they still exist. they, i don't think, will be pleased by this list but cert

that's a big deal to me as is the scotus appointment. i'd like him to march lee out and say he's going to be on the supreme court. >> so would i. >> an agreement on nightly roll out. we'll leave it there. we'll be right back with much more on msnbc primary night coverage of kentucky and oregon. we're always looking for ways to speed up your car insurance search. here's the latest. problem is, we haven't figured out how to reverse it. for now, just log on to compare.com... plug in some simple info and get up to 50 free quotes. choose the lowest and hit purchase. now...if you'll excuse me, i'm late for an important function. compare.com. saving humanity from high insurance rates. >>> we got some breaking news. the u.s. senate has done a confirmation. that is breaking news. it's for eric fanning. he's the new secretary of army. he is now the first openly gay leader of a u.s. military service branch. john mccain and pat roberts spoke in his -- on his behalf just before he was confirmed. that does it for this hour. we'll be back tomorrow at 5

two, given ironclad guarantee on scotus. ironclad on that.n your economic policies stand up straight and comb your hair . >> that was really four. >> the hair is standing up. i would ask you this question. never trump for you. you have connections to the forces with the never trump movement, they are still out there, is there still a never trump movement, not like i will not vote for him, but to try to stop him from being the nominee? dan: yes. some donors will sit on the sidelines and stay out of the race. there are some donors that are looking for ways to find an independent candidate, center-right candidate to be on the stage with donald trump and clinton. i will not mention names. >> not the names of people involved with the kinds of people who might want to have -- dan: ben sasse is an interesting guy. the country hangs in the balance. we could use some of them for the next six months to help make the case for conservatives. a point/ or make -- point? dan: to say the down ballot and budgets will he throw this in the house of representati

donald trump haiku, who would the donald name to scotus? the mind reels weeps.uessing donald trump will rethink the pick. shouldn't being on twitter disqualify you? we should nominate kim kardashian if that's the case. [ applause ] bernie sanders is showing no signs of giving in to hillary clinton. she he wants to debate her in california. his supporters are wreaking havoc at events. i have to believe that hillary at this point is thinking to herself, when is this old man going to die already? thanks for nothing, right? we have a very good show for you tonight. the great magic johnson is here. and did you know -- i found this out his full legal name is magician johnson. also here, arianna grande, and ludacris, and music from arianna grande. a new album tomorrow for her. and she's starring in a new movie, it's a horror movie. it's based on all of things, snap chat. [ laughter ] >> this is amazing. >> what began as a game -- >> wait. this one isn't quite right. >> look how cute. >> became -- >> i love being a dog. >> a nightmare. >> i'm so cute. >> yeah, you're, l

stop your high school antics and keep suburban women, give a guarantee on scotus, ironclad on that, andut your economic policies and stand up straight and comb your hair. mark: that is four. mark: -- john: the hair is one thing. dan, never trump for you. you have some connection to the very forces that used to constitute, or still do constitute, the never trump movement. the folks are still out there. is there still a never trump movement? is there any movement to try to stop trump from being the nominee? dan: i think there are some donors who will just sit on the sidelines and sit out of the race entirely, and there are some donors who are looking for ways to find an independent candidate, a center-right candidate to be on the state with trump and clinton. mark: for they talking about? dan: i am not going to mention names. john: the kinds of people they might want to -- dan: ben sass is an interesting guy. the country hangs in the balance. we could use someone like him to -- for the next six months to help make the case for conservatives. and to make a point. to save the down balance t

two, give an ironclad guarantee on scotus either cruz or mike lee.lad on that and flush out your economic policies and stand up straight and comb your hair. >> that was really four unless you count the hair as part of the antics. >> hair and standing up is one thing. dan, i want to you this question. never trump for you. you have some connection to the varying forces that constitute the never trump movement, fund donors. those folks are still out there. is there still a never trump movement? >> yes. i think there's some donors who will just sit on the sidelines and stay out of race entirely. there's some donors who are looking for ways to find a center right candidate to be on the stage. >> who are the names? >> i'm not going to mention names. >> not the names of the people involved but the kinds of people they might want to have run. >> i'll give you one name. ben sass is interesting. >> he said his kids need baths. >> the country hangs in the balance. we could use someone like him for next six months opinion. >> to win or to just make a point? >> t

who would the donald name to scotus? the mind reels, weeps, can't finish tweet. well tonight justice willett find himself on that list, along with several other contenders, that come from states that could be key in the fall. that could be an important point are why some are on this list. >> shannon, thank you. >> did the trump move today releasing his supreme court wish list change the dynamics in unifying the gop? let's get thoughts from syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. what do you think? >> i think it will have a dramatic effect in doing that. one thing holding back people who have resisted supporting trump or at least the major thing is the fear of what a clinton presidency would do to the supreme court and how it would change it for a generation. now you get a list of 11 who are quite sterling, three of them clerked for justice thomas, two of them for justice scalia. the six federal judges all appointed by george w. which means they are conservative, and they are relatively young. so this is a future looking list, the only caveat is what you and i h

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he said, donald trump, haiku, who would the donald name to scotus, the mind reels, can't finish tweet. justice don willett will rebuild the death star, the rebels will pay for it. and diane sykes of wisconsin, the ex-wife of charlie sykes, radio talk show host and vocal critic of trump, i'm wondering, do these picks unify the party by telling people what they want to hear, these picks. >> first of all, judge willett in texas is famous for his twitter feed. among us legal nerds, this is a twitter feed everybody follows. >> i mean, when he's quoting "star wars" as a legal nerd, that's like -- >> that's why everybody follows it. >> a perfect combination, right? >> i think this is an example -- i mean, this list is intended to show, look, i can take criticism from conservatives, but when it comes to the supreme court, i am one. and so i'm happy to have these people. >> can i just add a little bit of palace intrigue. willett is very close friends with ted cruz. they worked together in the solicitor general's office in texas. >> and another one of the people on the list is the older brother

trump multiple times, including in a "donald trump haiku" that read -- "who would the donald name to #scotus? the mind reels. *weepscan't finish tweet*" meanwhile, donald trump met with former secretary of state henry kissinger in new york to discuss foreign policy. during his time in office, henry kissinger oversaw a massive expansion of the war in vietnam and the secret bombings of laos and cambodia. he also presided over secret -- he also orchestrated secret u.s. military interventions across latin america, from bolivia to uruguay to chile to argentina. in nigeria, family members say one of 219 schoolgirls abducted by boko haram from their dormitory in chibok two years ago hahas returned home. 19-year-old amina ali darsha nkeki is the first of the group to b be rescued. 57 other girirls managed to esce soon after the 2014 attack. her return sparked renewed hope for the family members of other girls who are still missing. this is nkeki mutah. hereeou can imagigine, we arere every day of every day i have been here because of the hope. has been kind to me because of the rescue of the one i g

merrick garland from getting a hearing, because i want what, i want donald trump to pick the next scotus. having said all of that, it's great to put names out, if it is not pandering, and hillary clinton should put names out. let's discuss. >> without media reaction, was yeah, a lot of the names are people that we like, but we have no reason to trust donald trump will stick with them. >> that's right. that's the issue, right. >> this is part of the problem. he is trying to build goodwill with the conservative base and the republican establishment still resistant, same thing with the meeting with kissinger. it's the same effort, right. but the problem is that he has lost so much trust over the course of the past year, that no one is sure that he'll do them. >> i find the timing interesting. because why today. why this week. i feel like he is trying to deflect from the new york times women story and the narrative getting more en trenched. why does it come today? >> we could talk about this in a second, but the traditional way that this works, and that apparently, we have a live shots of tr

he also called on hillary clinton to release a list of scotus picks, like he did, so a lot of hillary clinton in this speech. >> jacob rascon, following all of it from the room. here in the newsroom with me j ari melber in the room with me as well. interesting to hear donald trump really playing to that crowd. as we mentioned, you look at his record, this is not always where he's been on gun issues. >> he certainly shifted on this issue as with others. an nra endorsement is what you'd expect of a republican nominee and donald trump hasn't gotten everything expected. this is a shot in the arm, no pun intended. you're looking at an address that had all the red meat and potatoes for the gun crowd. the nra does not reflect most gun owners and there are about 5 million of them and are influential and one issue voters. things you were discussing things like the assault weapons ban and gun-free zones and background checks, nra has been at the front of defining them and exacting a political price not just for republicans but democrats as well. this is a significant political and policy event.

. >> ted cruz scotus.e will vote -- >> this is what i want to know -- >> republicans always put people in that you don't know whether they'll vote liberal or conservative. ted you would know. he would out scalia scalia. >> do you think cruz will ultimately support trump? >> yes. >> you do. what about you? >> do i think so? no. i don't know. >> you don't think cruz will support trump? >> i think he will eventually. look, this was a very contentious race. he did a fantastic job coming from being the anti-washington guy and staying in there. i mean, look, the establishment has to choose between two people they didn't want to begin with. so that is a win for senator cruz himself. and i do think that senator cruz is going to come along simply because this is about beating hillary clinton. this is about getting a republican back in the white house. it's about fixing the economy. it's about national security. so i think a lot of the people who were quote-unquote never trump, at the end of the day are going to rea

court for the washington post, you can read more at washington post.com apollo's reporting on twitter@scotus reporter. thank you for joining us. >> you are very welcome. thank you. >> the supreme court sent challenges back to the lower courts on the healthcare law contraceptive mandate. the justices had been considering whether religious affiliated groups can be exempt from having to pay for, or indirectly allow birth control and other reproductive coverage in their health plans. the court did not rule on the merits, but instead sent court did not rule on the merits, but instead sent the seven cases back to the appeals court. this oral argument, subic versus -- was heard back in march. >> your argument this morning, case of 14-14 versus burwell in the consolidated cases,. >> thank you mr. chief justice. the little sisters of the poor and their co- petitioners face a dilemma that the religious freedom restoration act does not allow. they can adhere to their religious beliefs and paid millions of dollars in penalty, or they can take steps that they believe to be religiously a morally objection

of course, we know last week he released a list of possible scotus picks and today met with senator bobading republican in the senate and in his own right a bit of foreign policy and this comes as he appears to defy expectations and may be looking at a tighter general election race than we expected. ♪ >> reporter: skeptics predicted a donald trump ticket would mean a blowout victory for hillary clinton. >> now i'm going to start focusing on hillary. that's going to be so easy. >> reporter: but there's a race that is rapidly tightening. a "wall street journal"/nbc poll puts clinton at 46 compared to trump's 43%. her lead down from just a month ago. a new poll also shows a dead heat, with trump at 46% support and clinton at 44%. as speculation whirls over who trump may choose for a vp, the billionaire businessman met privately with senator bob corker today who brushed aside questions about joining the ticket. >> i have no reason whatsoever to believe that i'm being considered for a position like that. you know, i'll say that until i'm blue in the face. again, this was a meeting between a

"who would the donald name to scotus? the mind reels, weeps.ks. >>> a lot of folks are already fed up with this election when a virginia woman died this week her family posted this notice in the "richmond times-dispatch." "faced with the prospect of voting for either donald trump or hillary clinton, mary anne noland of richmond chose instead to pass into the eternal love of god. >>> facebook held a summit of conservative leaders today to address allegations that the world's leading socialia left. here's john blackstone. >> reporter: at facebook headquarters ceo mark zuckerberg is meeting as many as 15 leading conservatives today, including former republican setor jim demint. barry bennett, a senior trump adviser, and commentator glenn beck. >> i just want to listen. i want to look mark zuckerberg in the eye and get a gauge of him as a man and see, is he telling the truth? >> reporter: zuckerberg says he called the meeting to have a direct conversation about what facebook stands for. it's a response to accusations made on the tech news site gizm

name tod the donald scotus? the mind reels. we will rebuild the death star.t'll be amazing, believe me. and the rebels will pay for it. --darth trump. also in the washington times this morning, the gop says that trumps wall is unlikely to be part of the platform at the convention in cleveland. policy to be shaped in the summer ahead of the selection. -- this election. let's go back to calls. you are supporting hillary clinton. tell us about what you think is going on. caller: yes. thank you. please give me an opportunity to speak. first of all, bernie is not a democrat. he's an independent. so he cares nothing about the democratic party. he became a democrat to run for the presidential. not only that, bernie is preaching free health care, free education. i was raised that whatever you get you work for it. these people are looking for a handout. the next thing i want to say is that bernie also has taken money from a super pac. nobody says anything about him taking money. hillary clinton takes money from a super pac just like president obama did and there was n

she said the supreme court decided wrongly about heller, the first scotus position, only one at thisicans have the right as individuals to own firearms so self-defense. she said that was decided wrongly. >> right. >> she's been very vocal about -- her daughter even reinforced this as well in her public speeches actually. hillary, depending the audience she is speaking to changing her approach and this is why people don't trust her because she's vague enough, she talks around it and that's her main issue. >> corey, what about it, because hillary clinton was caught on tape secretly at a fund-raiser in which she said the supreme court is wrong on the 2nd amendment, referring to the heller decision which gives an individual right to bear arms. so in truth, isn't that evidence that hillary clinton does, albeit secretly, oppose the 2nd amendment? >> absolutely not. look, hillary clinton and the american people are very much in alignment on this issue of common sense gun control in this country. >> that's not what she said. she said supreme court got it wrong. >> here's what she has said co

chief or not, what kind of family issues she should be addressing and one very humorouy one called scotusat's not my title. hopefully we will have time to take some questions at the end. our country has a very complicated relationship with hillary clinton. some people love her for herla fearless advocacy world around with women and girls, some people hate her because theybe think she's an opportunist, a wanting a women elected for president and they're not sure if hillary is the one. conspiracy theorist say she can't be trusted because there t was a joint plan for each of them to be president. was vote it had most admired women in the world in gallop annual poll. progressives yield for another democrat, any democrat and some gop are looking for a way to support her. she's nagging, uncontrolling. and don't forget polarizing, she's fearless, loyal and intelligent. she's a powerful advocate and a thoughtful friend. she's obsessed with power and she's a selfless champion for others, when it comes to hillary clinton, we just can't seem to make up our minds about whether we admire her for all t

what kind of family issues she should be addressing and one very humorous one entitled flotus, is scotus, potus, shmotus. [laughter] that's not mine. i'm going to read from the introduction and, hopefully, we'll have time to take some questions at the end. our country has a very complicated relationship with hillary clinton. some people love her for her fearless advocacy work around the world with women and girls, some people hate her because they think she's a wicked political opportunist. some are confused, teetering on the fence, wanting a woman elected president during their lifetimes, but they're just not sure hillary is the one. conspiracy theorists from her husband's days in the white house claim she can't be trusted because there's a complicated joint clinton plan for each of them to be president. she's been called the most hated first lady by "the new york times" but was voted the most admired woman mt. world 17 times in gallup's annual poll. progressives, who should be active in her campaign, yearn for another democrat, any other democrat, and some gop women are looking for a w

i mean, you saw what happened with scotus, 4-4, that decision was handed back down to the lower courtsesult of this ninth justice, so, you know, obviously the president would like to have judge merritt garland, his nomination rolled through but what about antonin scalia? >> brooke, you're exactly right. you're starting to see how important that fifth vote is either for conservatives or liberals. it's now crystal clear that on issues from abortion to immigration to health care to religious freedom, there just aren't five votes, what we might think of as the conservative position, and so i think that's why a list like this one from donald trump as the presumptive republican nominee i think is going to be very reassuring to conservatives and to potential conservative voters because it suggests that he's not thinking that far outside the box and that he really is looking at justice scalia's seat as a seat that needs to be replaced and filled with someone of similar ideological and moral values as justice scalia. >> i think you hit on the exact right point because as he's now floated this l

you can read more about it at the washington post.com and read war about it at scotus reporter. >> a conversation about health care. talking to health care data security experts about protecting information from cyberattacks including recent ransoming of files and computer systems at hospitals and medical facilities. this is one hour and 15 minutes. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome executive editor for health care, joann kenan. [applause] ms. kenan: good afternoon, everyone. i am one of the executive editor for health care and i would like to thank you all for joining us and those of you on the live stream, too. outside in is our event series focusing on health care and technology and being political we look at health care through politics and policy. outside in was a way to conceived in a way to bring out outsiders with washington insiders. this is the first event this year. we've taken the idea one step further this year and created a forum of health care tech industry insiders who have a list of their names on your seat. and we've been doing surveys and interviews and eve

potus has the duty to nominate scotus.trump says hopefully the republican party can have a big paving the way, for many great supreme court justices. that is how the candidates feel about the nomination spirit we want your thoughts. democrats, 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independents, 202-748-8002. courtpic is the supreme in many of the papers this morning, including usa today. from a case decided upon yesterday, which puts decisions of the lower port -- lower court -- the supreme court decided not to sign monday whether religious objectors must play a role in offering contraceptive coverage to their employees, sending seven cases back to the federal appeals courts in search of an elusive compromise. your calls coming in. this is ryan from massachusetts, democrat. go ahead. caller: hello. i think the justice should be .ppointed by the president sanders.ng for bernie -- [indiscernible] overturning citizens united. host: why do you think that is important to focus on? money --ecause [indiscernible] barbara is ne