that even in the supreme court, we saw when people came er-e near based on the results of the competitive selection, but today one issue is the formation of the supreme council of justice these are exactly the people who will elect judges, and there is a very serious discussion in society right now around the issue of integrity and creditor judges , because a lot will depend on them whether ukraine will be able to carry out a full-fledged judicial reform or not. will there be trust in this system or not, that's why i it seems that people do not go because there is no trust in the honesty and transparency of the procedure for appointing judges, if they knew that we have a system of choosing the best, choosing professional people with a high reputation and a clean past. well, i think the candidates it would be enough, mr. oleksandr. and how do you personally feel about the idea of ​​directly electing judges, such as people's deputies or deputies of local councils , and not appointed through the supreme council of justice ? decentralization of justice, yes, if you can say so, but in sufficiently small offenses. that is , we have transferred the power of resources to the f

rada would begin consideration of the presidential of the bill on the liquidation of the supreme council of justicealification commission of judges, well, the supreme court, as we can see, is still quite a convenient tool, let's say, a tool and even a platform for lobbying for some purely political interests, yes , that's exactly what we can see this is an example of the appointment of yuriy petrenko, the head of naftogaz, and he himself was appointed. go to court and say, like, who was he appointed illegally , and he was removed. the legislation and they went to court to untie the administrator and break the contract with kulenka - it's like something like that, linda, in general, it was supposed that the own anti -corruption system should be tried by the cabinet of ministers. the contract with yury vytrenko was concluded last year, and because of that, thanks to uazk, a-and that means the position of yury vytrenko was completely with parsyan, and now the second contract was re-signed , eh, because there is no now the cabinet of the supervisory board the minister simply said, "well, we need to fin

the next thing is the same for the completion of the judicial reform in our country , the supreme council of justiceocked or inactive for more than a year, the supreme qualification commission of judges, which also has serious powers and a third of the judiciary is vacant in the state. we already have inefficient inter-district courts that do not have the opportunity and legal right to make decisions. citizens have been waiting for a decision on their cases for two to three years. complaints or criminal proceedings, because of that , this is also homework that ukraine must complete , because the beginning was not bad. the creation of a higher anti- corruption court, it worked. and the same anti-corruption prosecutor’s office, in my opinion, does not have crazy results. and there are, but there are good ones before and after the fact that criminal proceedings are sent to court and decisions are made, of course there are not as many of them as ukrainian society would like and demand, but they are there, emphasize once again, it seems to me that the political will of the top management but in the middl

old times, we still have all the other courts in the same form that they are there the supreme council of justices now admitting absolutely unnecessary things to the new courts. unfortunately, the ethics commission there admits blatant cases of unscrupulous people, then new ones, and that is why, unfortunately, the battle between new and old ukraine will still be great. i really believe in the victory of the new ukraine in this war but there will be more than one battle and unfortunately this is a question again years before the new phase of the war you wrote a lot about road paintings about these builders who will be expensive and set inflated prices for their services at least from your assessment and it seemed to me that all this was already behind us, since the battle had already begun on the fronts between the russian invaders and the ukrainian fighters, and as if well, not before that, but the other day i was driving from vinnytsia to the lviv region and got stuck in a huge traffic jam due to the fact that a turkish company onur just closed the traffic on the highway, there are no questions

wine, dine and entertain supreme court justices while pushing conservative positions on abortion, homosexuality and other issues. that group became part of the liberty council the past the group is facing scrutiny after their vice president was recorded by a live streamer self-described as an independent journalists saying she has prayed with the justices. >> it's not really a church. >> wow. what does that mean? play with the justices? >> the woman speak diagnosis not know she was being recorded at the time. she originally denied to "rolling stone" magazine she had made the comments but after the story was published she acknowledged her remarks and admitted she has prayed with supreme court justices and then later she responded by saying it did not rover to past comments. and it was denied that the in-personed a ming string to justices exists. but influence the group has over the court is undeniable. in the justice's decision "roe v. wade" most kroitd an amicus brief that made the lewd cross argument that they have been motivated to depress the size of the african american population. joining me now is the author of "white too long the legacy of white supr

of supreme court justice clarence thomas. >> he's a committee planning on talking to ginni thomas, even though her lawyer has expressed a reluctance to cooperate? >> we are. the committees engage with our council. we certainly hope that she will agree to comment voluntarily. the committee's fully prepared to contemplate a subpoena. if she does not. i hope that it doesn't get that, i hope she will come in voluntarily. >> ginni thomas, you remember repeatedly correspondent with and white house chief of staff mark meadows, and trump's lawyer john eastman who's pushing what became the former president's game to overturn the election. so, talking to her with all that could entail what lies ahead for the committee impossibly -- also ahead, the criminal grand jury in jersey probing the former presidents meddling there, to new developments to tell you about on that tonight. we have new reporting as well on the dark cloud hanging over, the fact that a recent poll 70, percent of republicans now believe some variation of this dangerous thing you're about to hear. >> trump has told lies about the election. he said he didn't really lose. do you think all the lies about the election are damaging for america