at the last moment slade gordon changed his mind, voted for daniel mannion and you know what, slade gordon lost his seat that year. if you look back to anita hill, clarence thomas, after that huge bruising fight and hearing, a number of democrats who voted for clarence thomas faced a very hostile crowd back home. fowler in georgia lost his ace. alan dixon was up for trying to e re-elected in illinois and he lost his seat over this particular issue. so, voters are paying attention, particularly at the supreme court level. and because there is so much more engagement and more excitement, at least on the progressive side, i think that this will be a huge issue. host: three minutes left. last question from each of you. siobhan: i wonder if the risk is you end up energizing an already energized democratic base but don't expand the pool of the public that might have oncerns. nan: my assumption is based on a lot of experience in this is that, once people come to understand who brett kavanaugh is and what he stands for and the threats that he would pose to all of our rights and liberties, not just

slade he was all set to vote against daniel manion for a seat on the seventh circuit court of appeals. at the last moment, he changed his mind, voted for daniel manion. and you know what? slate gorton lost his seat that year. if you look back to anita hill, clarence thomas, after that huge bruising fight and hearing, a number of democrats who voted for clarence thomas faced a very hostile crowd back home. georgia lost his race. alan dixon was up for that she to a seatbe reelected in illinois. he lost his seat to carol moseley over this issue. so, voters are paying attention, particularly at the supreme court level. and because there are so much more engagement, so much more excitement, at least on the progressive side, i think this will be a huge issue. susan: three minutes left. one last question from each of you. siobhan: i wonder if though, the risk is you end up energizing an already energized them aquatic base, but do not necessarily expand the pool of public that might have concerns? nan: my assumption is, based on i,ot of experience in this that once people come to understand w

when it comes to that even yesterday for the first time it has a defense system here called david sladeand we were here as well when that happened two missiles went off to intercept surface to surface missiles in the army in the end realize that those surface to surface missiles landed around one kilometer inside syrian territory but it shows just how close this conflict is becoming and just how complicated it is so if the deca live in the israeli occupied golan heights thank you. now hundreds of people are missing in lour after a hydro electric dam collapsed state media is reporting that it was under construction in the southeast of the country several people have been killed a moment a thousand families of lost their homes the region has been affected by severe floods over the past week live now to waylay our correspondent who's monitoring events from neighboring bangkok in thailand and the way it seems is terrible monsoon conditions of provided the final test of this construction which is has now broken down as well as we've just said endangered so many people. yes what we're hearing

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and i'm sorry that you are the messenger that is getting slade. this is something that repeats. i believe you are going to go through the same thing on the next case. this is only round one so you are going to be here for all to around 10:00 tonight. please hear what our board is saying. >> thank you. >> let's continue with the hearing. unless further comments or questions of mr. cohen. >> not of mr. cohen. >> i'm sorry. >> thank you. >> we will now move on to public comments. is there any public comment on this item? please lineup if you can against the wall. we have a number of commentators. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. i own a subway on drumm street and 711 on drumm street. commission swig to answer your question sir, the application for drumm street, 48 quick service restaurants in a two-block radius sir. >> under served. >> i am primarily here to talk about safety. we, as restaurants, and as brick and mortar, establishments are so heavily regulated by all government agencies i have a machine. i'm required to keep a hazmat plan binder which is four inches thick. wi

slade gorton lost his seat. there have been a number of cases like this.dixon was up to try to be reelected to the seat in illinois. lost to seek over this particular issue. attention,re paying particularly at the supreme court level, and because there is so much more engagement, so much more excitement, at least on the progressive side, i think this will be a huge issue. >> "washington journal" continues. host: and it is open phones up until 10:00 eastern. (202) 748-8000 for democrats, (202) 748-8001 republicans, and all others, (202) 748-8002. talkopic you want to about, some of the things we talked about this morning, including trade and tariffs, abolishing i.c.e., the president's visit, and more. "new york of the fentany times," the special counsel investigating russian interference in the 2016 election issued an indictment of 12 russian intelligence officers friday in the hacking of the democratic national committee in the clinton presidential campaign. the indictment came only three days as the president trump was preparing to meet president putin in

i am slade. [ applause ] >> i guess with that being said, ryan reynolds doesn't have to worry about youith ironman? robert downey jr. did you get any secrets? >> i tried to get some secrets. he came to our screening we had last week and it was nice to have him there and his -- our kids and came and watched the movie together and it was great to have iron man and lego batman. maybe we'll battle one day. >> ooh. >> he'll win. yeah. >> it would be a good movie. >> yeah, it would be a great movie. >> there you go. another idea hatched right here on the show. all right, you to what -- >> i can't wait till you do a video. >> when our video is the one shown on friday -- >> i'll be jealous. >> no jealousy because you didn't join in. >> we won't hate. we'll appreciate. we appreciate this, man. thank you. thank you so much. >> we are in the movie, everybody. "teen titans go! to the movies, the superhero movie to end all superhero movies is in theaters on july 27th. check out will arnette. >>> coming up, you know him from "get out." he's now starring in a big, new movie. are you two getting along?