this, the supreme court is an instance that is not always clear. yes , what are they handling and responsible for what? well, in the sense of directly administering justice, this supreme court is today the highest and judicial instance, uh, on which u lies u, the duty to consider complaints of protests against judicial decisions of lower courts , checking the legality of the validity of these decisions, uh, a whole range of categories uh criminal civil economic cases today is their consideration in the competence of the supreme court, as a court of first instance, but uh, directly the administration of justice. this is just a part of our powers, and i would say today that the main task of the supreme court is precisely this. with the performance of such organizational coordinating and guiding functions in relation to courts of all levels, and in all areas of judicial activity, including, as i said, both personnel and logistical security. here are the reforms of 2013, as we call it. she allowed. uh, well, in practice, it is very clear to implement t

of the centenary of the supreme court of belarus. the project was implemented not only with the participation of the supreme court. well, and accordingly the ministry of informatization communications and our national postal operator bill mail, uh, biotin, the radio company is preparing, uh, on the eve anniversary events release of the film dedicated. in the history of the supreme court of belarus, of course, it should be said separately about our anniversary edition, which i will gladly show to our viewers , this book, published in honor of the anniversary of its creation took part. uh, a whole team of professionals. these are scientists of the faculty of law of the belarusian state university and employees of the supreme court of professional historians. when they worked on this book, the material may be new facts. it is very interesting that, for example, we asked a question. here, describing the history of the creation of the supreme court building. and where was our building located in the twenties ? e at karl marx 5 is the curr

of the supreme court.l, and, accordingly, belpochta, uh, biotin, the radio company are preparing, uh, on the eve of anniversary events, the release of a film dedicated to the history of the supreme court. belarus separately, of course. this book follows, released in honor of the anniversary of the participation in its creation. uh, a whole team of professionals - these are scientists from the faculty of law of the belarusian state university and employees of the supreme court of professional historians when they worked on this book. here it may be new facts. it is very interesting that, for example, we asked a question. here, describing the history of the creation of the supreme court building. where was our building located? here, uh, in the twenties. uh, thanks to uh, a request from the national archives was able to find out that uh was the very first building located. e, at the address of karl marx 5 this is the current building of the state control committee, for example, the building was also located

rasif's speech to the supreme council of health insurance on the phone. mr. mohaghegh, the secretary of this council. hello, good night . the great nation of iran and your guests on the phone and in person . why is this discussion about traditional medicine from the oppressed, one by one? please let me know when was the last time the food and drug organization was used for the illness of my servant who actually started working in the secretariat of the supreme insurance council since may of this year. until today , i don't remember that there is a new list for applying for coverage. the phone number of maskan bank is 1400 to me he said, if you have forgotten, i came in 1400, 1401, we didn't have schools in 1401, and friends are persistent, but in the supreme council of insurance , there is no difference between traditional medicine and chemical medicine in terms of the process. the main challenge is that some experts say that by the way, we make a difference because insurance for the insurance of traditional medicine specialists, i say that i have a claim and

supreme court. just last year. so, it's going nowhere. trump will try and use this for months of delay, i don't think it's gonna work. the nation's second highest court, the d. c. circuit, where this appeal is being lodged, just last week, gave trump about six hours, or the government about six hours, to respond to trump's appeal and denied the whole thing within 24 hours. i suspect, maybe not that fast of a timetable, but a very, very fast time table, lawrence, federal judges are getting increasingly upset by trump's delay tactics. >> so, this one maybe not measured in hours, more like days. still, very quick. they have become impatient. dan horowitz, speaking of impatient, i know the audience, i know i speak for them when i say, i have been waiting all day for you to explain to me what is going on on the calendar of the manhattan grand jury? >> i'll tell you, lawrence, this delay as you said in the intro as was playing for a while. also two things. first of all, the da's office wants to be careful and deliberate before they actually hav

cases before the supreme court.hat was the job scalia wanted. he was passed over. then he was passover when president reagan named an individual to fill a vacancy on the pc circuit court of appeals, which is one rung below the supreme court, the second most powerful court in america some say. he was passed over in favor of his friend again. when the vacancy appeared on the supreme court, sandra day o'connor was named instead. scalia had been passed over three times in about seven months. i call this chapter bitterly disappointed, because he told his first biker for that he was bitterly disappointed at not being chosen to be solicitor general. and i quote from tom petty, the waiting is the hardest part. a vacancy opened up again on the pc circuit court and scully was nominated for it. before that happened, he was offered a seat on the seventh circuit court of appeals which operates out of the midwest. and scalia really had cut his teeth on the ministry of law, to most lawyers it is the dreary us the most dismal subje

supreme court model into closer alignment with the most admirable state supreme court systems. almost nine of which feature acts of service for life. the federal government can, and should learn from the lessons of states, the proverbial laboratories in the american democratic experimentation. this is what you see. number 12, ditto on the compared international front. almost no modern democracy and the world has a lifetime active service for their supreme court. america as a whole can learn from these experiences, and the roles of other notable democracies. i'm not taking a decision on supreme court cases, barring another side of the kingdom with passing laws, or amendments. we, as a society have lived to see what italy, france, india, germany, germany, israel, and so on, what they do. 13, unlike current reform proposals to pack the court, 18 year proposals are not partisan, and is unlikely to spiral out of control, and party control ships in washington, d.c., and some other future points. i think that as we try to do it today, the dems that, sextonville public concern controll

supreme court systems. almost none of which features active service for life. the federal government can and should learn from the lessons and their proverbial laboratories of the american democratic experimentation. tweleve, ditto on the comparative interaction front. almost no other modern democracy has a lifetime model of active service. america as a whole could learn from the experiences of the world and the democracy. and i am not taking the position on the supreme court cases from other agencies that were passing laws and thinking about amendments. we look to see what india, france, germany, injury -- england, israel, and so on do. 13, unlike current reform proposals to pack the court, 18 your proposals is not part -- not partisan. it is likely to spiral out of control of the party control shifts in washington dc in the future point. so i think the first court packing if we try to do it today, then it makes, and the republicans are in -- control, we have 16, then we have 26. and so this will not happe

appoint this law of the supreme council of insurance with the unfair combination that he has and thexperts' opinion is not my opinion, he approves the budget of the organization, the plan and the budget, even though he himself is a member of the supreme insurance council, he is not responsible at different times of the era . it belongs to the supreme council of insurance, and even though another actor is against the law, the supreme council of insurance is set up so that everyone, including the budget planning organization itself, becomes a member. one number between the number must be bought in interaction with the government approved before the budget bill. it has never been calculated and he is not ready to give the legal booklet the total price, let a third party and an expert do the analysis. he was an expert where we are going . he will calculate the total price. we can calculate 60% of the total price. 40% and 70%, because in the middle region, this is no longer an english list, which was the same thing that the supreme insurance council did not prepare. year after year, 1400

mohaghegh, secretary of the supreme council of guards health insurance, ms. doctor, i want to see what the role of the ministry of health is in the middle, but in the macro view of your office, health, food organization and daru, the supreme council, all of these are in the group, and together they discuss the issue of planning and policy making . we should consider a discussion about majidi insurance . we wanted to see a medical specialist the traditional tuan insurance company was left alone in the supreme insurance council of 1400 english people. this happened precisely with the discussion of cost effectiveness, but let's look at one issue and take it seriously about herbal medicines, especially herbal medicines and traditional natural and complementary products that are traditional and natural, which are the basis native and in many places can help us in various crises and we are talking about upstream documents that are the tasks of the commander of the army now we are speeding up in the field of traditional medicine so therefore in the field of insuranc

the powers of the nation's supreme court. parts of the legislation have already passed the 1st reading in parliament simco hoffman from the far right village has signed his party is one of the main architects of the tradition reform. he states voters have given the government a monday to go ahead with a controversial overhaul in november. first. a lot of people went out of the whole homes and voted, and they voted on exactly this issue. so to listen to that, there is a lot of people with it is small minority israel said to says, is that this reform is not good for them. we have basically a court that is an unbalanced and uncheck on like the other entities in with the government, which are checked and balance. so we need to introduce checks and balances to services to the deponent disagree. they say the overhauled the give the government unchecked power and overrides israeli to dish or aris independence in little. and there's no constitution in the state of israel and no declaration of human rights. we do not have the 2 houses

the supreme court could not. this supreme court takes it as the case comes.ome of the other questions that the caller raised, the question of fundamental fairness. that's an important consideration. one that is debated in congress. it underscores the fact that by taking this out of the legislative branch and doing it through executive power, biden did not allow the people's representatives to debate it. elizabeth: the congress has already ran this discretion to the secretary. when they were coming up with targeted student debt relief they look particularly at data that along with the constraints of the heroes act, which show who would be worse off because of the covid-19 pandemic in relation to their student loan debt. so those because of their lower income would more likely be in default or delinquency with their student loan payments and targeted it through the heroes act. it doesn't matter what school you went to. if you have a federally held loan it applies to you. some of these questions are policy choices. there were people who wanted the heroes act to

the supreme court has _ the government. the supreme court has not _ the government.ancelled it - the government. the supreme court has not cancelled it yet. | court has not cancelled it yet. there's some laws which are harderfor there's some laws which are harder for the there's some laws which are harderfor the supreme there's some laws which are harder for the supreme court to cancel and there are those, this law specific law, for example, which is going to allow him to appoint his own judges, let the government choose the next two judges which is absolutely against the system in israel. there were never any politicaljudges. suddenly, everyone unintelligible mr netanyahu judge and maybe the next one is not but two and then the president of the supreme court, the head of the supreme court, is also going to be political. and everybody will know that. how should people feel about this judicial system when they know that the judges are political? this is absolutely against the system here. fiifi against the system here. 0k, ishay hadas. .. _ against the system here. 0k,

supreme court. >> you know, we're only interested in ginni thomas because she's married to the supreme as you said that people would either ignore or be horrified to. what it points to, the supreme court has no ethics rule. it's not transparent in any way. these are the head of the third branch of government who judge themselves. who make their own decisions about recusing themselves. there's no written ethics guidelines for the supreme court. for unelected lifetime judges. i think the american public needs to know that. she plays a useful role in realizing hi can do whatever he wants. i think this is a huge issue. it goes to this issue that we've been talking about for the last five, six years, these norms that aren't laws. a norm for the supreme court that these guys -- observe ethics rules they need to have rules. >> people like senators calling for legislation ethics rules for years. why do you think that's never happened? >> nobody likes to have other people police them. the supreme court are the head of the third branch of government. they're like gods and they don't want to have

what is it against another law of the supreme insurance council? everyone, including the budget program organization itself, be a member of a number between the numbers, in interaction with the government approved before the budget bill 93, this law must always be a finished price, never calculated and not ready, they must be expert, expert, expert we want the people to calculate the total price . how can the scientific council calculate the total price of these resources and mine costs from this total price? 60%, 40 %, and 70% cannot be done in the year 1400 for 401% of the total price. the cost of the service was that it was a bachelor's work the executive was required to implement it, these should not have been your conditions, these were the prices, and then it will be implemented. the price of this automatic, if you are an expert of another group , i will give up to 70 tomans for resources and expenses. ranik, the expert price is never included in the calculation what did you do to me, mr. high council of insurance and bostan, please pay it. i

such a supreme court ruling will be issued in june.many women have student debt , among them, black and latino women have the most student debt. they receive less than others and also have the most debt. they are graduating, i have a heavy debt, i am from a low-income family, this is an opportunity for me at the same time as the supreme court meeting is held , the borrowers are against building a collection agency . to i have about 30,000 dollars in student debt. today, we are telling the supreme court that the voice of millions of people is coming to hear me. the people of the middle class who drowned in debt. cancel the debts . the opponents of this plan argue. the government must have overstepped its authority and wants to bypass the congress . hear about britain's renewed attempt to open the only land route with europe. britain, which left the european union during the previous prime minister's term, tried to get out of this impasse. electric rolling device in the meeting joint news with gelophene tablets on line the head of the eu

strategic secretariat of the supreme council of cultural revolution ms. alizadeh hello, i am at your service to all the viewers of the special news talk show. i am at your service. i am at your service. i am at your service with you regarding the issue of the family and how much the opinions of the country's elites are used in the regulation of this industry. and the expectation is well addressed in the field of women and family and there is no vision and the realization of the ideal society of mahdavi's ideal society is the most important rank of the family. 9 and 15, section 5, it is the executive activities that should be done well in the executive telegram, the family is paid and the membership of the deputy of women and family affairs, where the executive activities are part of this document, is the relationship between women and the family addressed and drawing the model of women and mahdavi family family-centered child-rearing, theoretical education, and waiting for this period, it is completely clear and indicated from this field, and the same lea

i ask the majority of the supreme court i ask the supreme court to turn against the right-wing reactionary agenda and to deliver for the 40 million people in june. we rely on our education systems. education and higher education is one of the pivotal equitable points we have in this country. we must protect it for everyone. the destiny of this country is dependent on everyone to matriculate through school, get their education and give back to this country we love so much. i thank you so much for holding this special order hour to the congressional progressive hour, and thank you to summer lee, to speak on behalf of student loan borrowers and to be here with my howard university alumni. thank you, mr. speaker. ms. lee: thank you. and thank you to my colleagues from the congressional progressive caucus for raising the dangers of the far-right court. i yield now to the gentleman from kentucky, representative morgan mcgarvey. mr. mcgarvey: thank you, mr. speaker. three years ago this monday in the middle of the night without warning, four louisville metro police officers bashed through the doo

mokhbar's plans as well as about the supreme employment council. thank you very much, ms. khadim jafari mansojat. we will have a party and we will have a conversation with a journalist who will go to the meeting. stay with us as we continue the good news of the rain program. bring the breath of the desert to the dry leaves of the trees . bring the smell of spring to the heart of the trembling buds. send rain to the tired heart of the world baghshad has a few words about the country. the name of god is boiling, the good news of the rain, to the breath of the desert , the beautiful leaves of the trees , to the tired night. or your eyes, i see the sun of tomorrow with the love of iran, golbaran, my channel, my eyes are in iran, may all the worlds be under our feathers, the song of my homeland, iran, shine the name of god , good morning, as mentioned , the meeting of the supreme employment council will be held today with the presence of the president on this occasion, i invited mr. mahmoud karimi biranvand, deputy minister of employment and cooperation i would like to talk abo

obviously, success will not be immediate , but it depends on how high-quality our supreme council ofl be now. qualification commission, we can assess whether this first step will be stable and there will be no rolling back, or whether we will still not finish it somewhere, i hope that these legislative changes, according to which the current competitions are taking place, they still lay a high-quality basement for reform and the last one is true. you are right that it is not possible to create a high-quality judiciary in a vacuum. everything else will remain as it is. we have a prosecutor’s office without a prosecutor’s office, which is part of the judiciary. a quality criminal process is impossible without the reform of the bar is impossible, as well as the quality and quality of the protection of human rights in court proceedings, and without the proper quality of professional education, we cannot expect that we will have high-quality attorneys, prosecutors and judges, therefore it is a really complex problem, and our organization deals with all of these by the way thank you very m

over plants to overhaul the legal system. protesters say that government proposals to change the supreme court process are a threat to democracy. supporters claim they reflect the will of the people. ah, i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. russia has unleashed a massive missile attack across the crane that has killed at least 6 people. residential buildings have reportedly been hit along with energy infrastructure in this latest barraged keeps mayor of italy could go says there were explosions in the cities, south western neighborhoods, and that emergency services were tackling the effected areas. it's not immediately clear how many missiles have struck targets, but the western city of levine was head, which has largely escaped being a target. i mean, s s is standing by with the view from the capital keep for us. so i mean, total would be more about the strike stay we were awoke in this morning by the loud sound of explosions. now at least 2 places in key. if we're hit by a missile strikes that includes places near the center of the city, including in a thermal electric plant was, p

this law makes it impossible for the supreme court to. ready oversee the candidate and the government's action as another protest this time in front of the prime minister's residence in jerusalem. after weeks of demonstrations, people are angry that their voices are not being heard. and legislation is being pushed through here because things are getting really radical in the country. we feel that we're not good enough people citizens. i would say that the banjo for 3 me just to go over the parliament and they just want to buy their own laws. they don't care about us. they don't care about the public love with us. i mean, nothing else to do and we need to fight for our country. is really president i 2nd of this, a meaningful dialogue on the issue has yet to materialize the government and the reforms essential and doesn't seem to be backing down from our we're joined now by guy lurie. he's a research fellow at the israel democracy institute. mr. lawry get to see now if these traditional reforms were to go ahead, what would change? well, the

at the beginning of this report , we quoted some of the supreme leader's statements, where the supreme leader accused the girls who wear a low hijab as anti-religion or god. not anti-revolution and our girls the problem is that we put a lot of effort into the persuasion of thoughts and ideas in the educational and cultural packages, and the first point is that the second point in the discussion of the classification of punishments before i say this is the question asked by dr. qasim pour explained that the society is becoming bipolar, you can't believe it, mrs. emami, during this past one year, the multitude of demands from different sections of the society, that is, it is not at all believable, from trade unions, from different groups, from the masses of ordinary people who really demand this chaste life . god's grace today is a public demand and appeal to the people this is demanded by a very, very small issue regarding the discovery of the hijab , which is breaking the norm, this violation of our punishment classification law. usually, the encounters are the main encounters, while t

- are the two related cases in the supreme court? these are both challenges _ the supreme court?challenges to the - the supreme court? these are both challenges to the student debt programme, so one brought by several states as you noted at the beginning. the other is brought by two private individuals, both before the supreme court. the legal questions are whether the court can actually he the committees, whether it has jurisdiction, whether it has jurisdiction, whether the states were challenging at all the individuals who are injured by the programme and the second question is does the heroes act actually allow biden administration to get rid of student debt what is the crux of the republicans republicans argument against biden's debt relief plan? the crux on the merits is that the heroes act does not specifically say that the government can forgive student loan debt and allow the secretary of education to waive or modify things and they say it does not allow them to completely erase the student loan debt and they also rely on a very recent supreme court law called the major q

why is randi wine garth inch the supreme courts person. >> i have no idea.is eighth grade english teacher in rural virginia, randi could have gotten her fat ass on off supreme court and come here to see what here policies have done to teachers, and families, students whose lives are destroad because destroyed. every single turn randi has cared about two things. attention, and politics, and that is it. she is like the doctor who is not just bad at his job but intentionally trying to kill out operating table. she is a disgrace, i can not believe there is a si person in this country who would want to put her on a mega-phone. kennedy: lesley, i agree, i don't think she is doings movement any favor. >> as a feminist high lost me at fat and ass. i know randy randi. i saw tweets on line about them, what do they have to do with education. she is speaking about education, because of her position heading up american federations of teachers anding i all other groups are supportive of fight before the supreme court. to have this debt collection for students there were j

the supreme council of justice received a complaint against oleg gluhanchuk.s him from his position, but sent him to the school of judges to raise the professional level of rude representatives of the law. that is, this is a very strange decision of the previous composition of the supreme council of justice. well, it was not only interesting that it heated such people, but how the school of judges can solve the problem of drunk driving and creating a deadly danger on the road, and the supreme council of justice reached concluded that it was the professor's unsuitability that forced the lunatic to drive under the influence, however, according to the de jure foundation, the judge skipped the judges' school during his training , oleg luhanchuk served as the head of the odesa district administrative court for 15 years in a row . the law on the judiciary and the status of judges expressly forbids this, however, the lunatic remained unchanged despite the dubious reputation, high-profile scandals and criminal cases. unfortunately, it is the sum of yanukovych's times,

in general, how does it become judge of the supreme court.hat are the requirements contained in the code of the judiciary and the status of judges of the republic of belarus, in principle, a candidate for the position of a judge here of general jurisdiction of any level can be a citizen of the republic of belarus who has reached the age of 25, who speaks the state languages, who have higher legal education with the qualification of a lawyer or a lawyer with a consciousness of economics is older than work in the specialty for at least three years; this is for first-time applicants for judicial work. well, of course, uh, not having committed discrediting his actions for the exam. here is such a long list of requirements by a judge of the supreme court of the republic of belarus for less than 5 years. the inclusion of the law makes for the composition of the judicial collegium for intellectual property of the supreme court in its composition , they may, however, be appointed. uh, some work experience in the field of patenting. but this is explai

they wish they could have had black on their supreme court. if we have arab judges in israel, who convicted israeli president and prime minister, it's as far away from a part time. ok. okay. go and i know i know the both gideon and sally shaking their heads, disagree, disagreeing with you there. but we're almost out of time and that's not the issue that we're discussing here. go, how serious is this political crisis? has it as israel faced a political crisis of this magnitude before? is it the biggest threat to israel since its foundation? so we have had many crises in israel politically, in the period of the oslo accords, in the withdrawal from gaza back in the 1950s when israel received reparations from germany after the holocaust in israel managed to make it through all those. and as you point out, there are distractions, and because of the fight being internal that's led to international issues like the fight against preventing the nuclear was ation of iran falling by the wayside. and that is definitely something that puts israel security

leo was the source of president trump's list of approved conservative nominees for the supreme court. that is how we got justices neil gorsuch, brett kavanaugh, and amy coney barrett through trump's judge whisperer. through leonard leo. and in an epic new report today politico gave new meaning to ginni thomas' statement about leo. soon after leo became trump's advisor in 2016 he amassed a sort of unnatural amount of wealth. he bought two multi-million dollar mansions in maine, four new cars, spots in private schools for his children and a wine locker at morton's steakhouse. i don't know what a wine locker is but it sounds fancy and also unnecessary. mr. leo certainly didn't tell the public how he bought all of that, but thanks to politico we now have a pretty good idea. leo's personal wealth appears to have skyrocketed in tandem to major victories on the road. one day after the senate took a controversial procedural vote clearing the way for kavanaugh's appointment to replace kennedy, that was the day leonard leo bought his first mansion up in the state of maine. that lifestyle upgrad

there are checks and balances on the part of the supreme court as it is today. what the government is seeking is absolute power. and this is of course, what the liberal democracy cannot hold when there is a complete power, absolute power for the government. now the architects of this overall, but of course a is not absolute power they're seeking, they're looking simply for a system to keep the supreme court in check. i want to ask you about the timing of this initiative and we have benjamin netanyahu. he's israel's longest serving prime minister for a total of over 15 years. what you think has changed that we are now seeing his government push forward this traditional overhaul plan? well, he says she thinks this agenda this a single getting more power or absolute power in my view for the government and for the majority, it's not just in it's, it's an agenda, populist agenda which empowers good people. let's take away the power of the safeguards. it is safe. the gatekeepers that you lease the judges. it's something which is not just in the israel. we see it in ot

the bill proposes to give him the right approve people's assessors of the supreme court. no higher, no lower, no wider than vns - this is a format, an additional platform for protecting the national security interests of each of us, as part of the entire belarusian people's assembly there will be three groups of delegates. the first are those who are obliged to work for the country by their position as president, prime minister, deputies of parliament , judges and heads of executive committees. in this category , the limit is 440 people, the second is the deputies of the regional and city councils whose people have chosen the limit of 350 people, the third real civil society. 400 people from each region. that is, the vns will gather a maximum of 1,200 delegates. it should be a concentrate of energizers, which burns from the fact that the solution to the problem is hanging somewhere. formatting the status and functions of the supreme people's council is the evolution of power in response to the request of society, firstly, it is necessary to unload the president, who has t

gomez and said it's the job of the supreme court to decide what the lawhe is. no particular expertise with respect to the facts and probably the worst decisions on briefings. thank you for that observation. the other thing that's notable about bruin is 12 and are funded and mckee -- emma chi showed up in the funding disclosures of the supreme court have been a continuing source of frustration. the judicial conference is now looking at thate and i hope to e putting out a report fairly soon but what is the danger if other parties and the public and the judges don't have a true and accurate description of who was really behind a amicus bre says shows up in court particularly particularly -- >> said measures important to understand who is filing different breaks -- briefs in terms of assessing whether their biases. >> motive matters, right? >> thank you chairmen. >> thank you senator. senator grassley. >> mr. chairman and think mr. chairman and thank each of the witnesses for being here to discuss this important issue. i'm going to start with mr. mangual. last year

so this is the supreme court is really one of the only checks on the government and the government. now trying to roll back some of those checks. and they're saying that, you know, that that's important to post opposition to opposes of the, of the bill changes rather as saying that it would, it would mean that minority rights are rejected. and that, you know, yeah, basically that, that a lot of support. there's a lot of personal within the government, the ultra orthodox factions of the government want to to push their changes ahead and that, that requires a weakening of the supreme court as well as the national religious. and of course, benjamin netanyahu, himself is existential for him. he's also facing trial so it could personally benefit him to have changes to the supreme court as well. so definitely something that is really is leaving the country apart, monica right. all right, her dw rebecca ritter's reporting introduce alom. rebecca, thank you. let's take a look now at some of the other news making headlines around the world. israel's military says its forces shot and killed 3

it is to the supreme court? it is important _ to the supreme court?important to recognise it's not just about protecting the independence and the power of the supreme court — there is a broader concern about israeli democracy, a fear that if you really weaken the supreme court and politicise the judicial appointments process you are basically giving all power to the government, to far—right government. beyond that there is a concern, really, what this government might do with that power. well it further weaken democracy? will it move israel towards becoming a theocracy? is there any sign of the israeli government budging? very little, there was an opportunity earlier in the week when the president proposed a kind of compromised package but the government immediately shot that down and i think in many ways prime minister netanyahu himself may want to stop this, may want to find some sort of compromise but he is really hemmed in by hardliners in his own party and particularly by the coalition partners. in many ways you can't stop this process and i than

rishit's speech to the supreme council of health insurance, we are talking to mr.aghegh, the secretary of this council, by phone. hello, good evening, part of the great nation of iran and your guests by phone and in person , doctor. why is this discussion of traditional medicine so oppressed? everyone was one to reach you please tell me, when was the last time the food and drug organization for the disease was in esfand, since may of this year, in fact , they worked in the secretariat of the supreme insurance council, until today, in fact , i went to a new list to apply for coverage. the phone number 1490 said, if you have forgotten, we did not come to schools at 1401-1400, and friends are persistent , but in the supreme council of insurance , there is no difference between traditional medicine and chemical medicines, my heart is broken , you have a fundamental challenge, some experts say that you make a difference because of this. is that insurance iqbal course of traditional medicine specialists, i say that i have a claim and prove that the application came and t

the united states supreme court -- roe v.ade and republicans are attacking reproductive rights at every angle at a high paced speed. my home state of florida republicans are pushing a six-week abortion ban that for most women even know they are pregnant. in idaho republican legislatures moving ahead to restrict travel between states to get abortion care. i mean come on that's blatantly unconstitutional. and that's not even the worst. south carolina republican lawmakers are considering a bill that will allow the death penalty for women who get an abortion. this is horrifying stuff and that's what republicans are fighting for. i'm very proud to lead the democratic women's caucus. we are 94 member strong. [applause] we love our male supporters too. thank you. we are fighting back, all of us to pass the women's health protection act legislation that creates legal protection for the right to apply access to abortion care free from medically -- restrictions. look at us here. my colleagues and i are mothers and fathers and grandpare

because, and the google's lawyer acknowledge this at the supreme court. fair enough, if the supreme court weakens to 30 go might say alive, it has a lawyer that great law firms people working for that he can fight lawsuit with sure it's the smaller platforms that are going to get hit. and so, you know, again, i agree with megan's concern about the way these companies are collecting the data the way they're designing these algorithms are thin. and again, the solution is not to attack the algorithm recommendation that this is a publishing act that's an active speech. we should go after the way they are collecting this data because privacy is also important right in one that we should talk about more. it isn't it is, and we're going to try to get all this in, in the last few minutes of this important conversation. so if you just bear with me, i want to share with you a clip from february 21st. this is when the supreme court held oral arguments on the should take a listen. i could imagine the world where you write that none of this stuff gets protection and you know, every other industry has

in the strict implementation of punishments, and obstacles to the position of the approvals of the supreme council of the cultural revolution in the submission system of a country is one of the reasons for the effectiveness of the institutions in the implementation of the approvals in the field of chastity and hijab, which is rooted in two reasons. it is possible to believe that deep religious ideas at various administrative and expert levels in line with the implementation of the approvals of the broadcasting agency in the islamic council of pakistan, the conflict between the rahur police forces who came to arrest the former prime minister of this country, imran khan, and the supporters and its increase at the same time interior minister of pakistan imran khan will be arrested, but in a televised message from certain fans, even if he is arrested, they will continue to protest. the arrest warrant for the former prime minister of pakistan, who did not participate in the court sessions of two separate cases , was issued on monday from islamabad's point of view. the reason for the charge of s

not just identifying it was for the supreme court, but for the lower federal courts as well.eals judges in four years. barack obama in eight years nominated and confirmed 55. the trump administration basically get that in half the time and a lot of it was lettered leo. and a lot of it was a betting these individuals through their bonus fetus through letters legal federal society. >> yes! >> so all this is sort of deeply intertwined. the judicial crisis network which is now a concrete fund, which is also part of the letter toledo empire, is related to the federal society which letter leo was the chairman up for many years, but now has that back as we watch this for profit consulting c. it's a lot! and all again impeccably intertwined. there's all of these shadow organizations providing funding that no one really knows about, and again -- as you say, we don't understand with the funding stream is between these nonprofits and the for-profit consulted say that is immersed in recent years. >> and these price tags are massive! right? >> i mean that had raised red flags. >> yes! >>

the supreme court's ruling will be issued in june . here in america, many women have student debts, among them, black and latino women have the most student debt. they receive less than others and the most. they also have debt i am heavy, i am from a low-income family, this is an opportunity for me at the same time as the supreme court meeting, the borrowers gathered in front of the building of this institution, the main challengers of this plan are republican fisheries, they are the daughter of an immigrant, and that's why i don't have a rich family, i had to study get a loan about $30,000 in student debt the high cost of living forced us to take out a loan today i'm telling the supreme court to listen to the millions of people in need middle class people who are drowning in debt cancel the debt opponents of this plan argue that govt. he must have exceeded his powers and wants to hear the congress in mr. england's attempt to open the only land route with europe. britain, which has left the european union during the previous prime mini