senator whitehouse says that although money talks, dark money whispers. [laughter] -- hopefully -- ostensible neutrality -- provides cover so that sitting judges and supreme court judges can speak at federalist society events and use the network to recruit judicial clerks who can come into the pipeline to help further conservative ideas without running afoul of rules barring judges from engaging in partisan political activities. they say it is also a showcase to vet and prep future judges. if i understand them right, the federalist society is like a combined lecture circuit and career placement service a law school, but ostensible neutrality? i think they might have us confused with el. -- yale. [laughter] what about the educational program? -- explains that recent decisions by the supreme court on abortion, the establishment clause, the second amendment and administrative state have created a health scape that can be laid directly on the doorstop of fed sock. so if you are a judge, this convention offers you a unique educational opportunity. to get ahead

senator whitehouse has also explained that all of you in attendance for this convention have one thing in common, you, quote, all know leonard and he knows all of you. as commentator trip brennan puts it of dark money, represents the death star of the conservative legal movement, leonard leo is darth vader and the emperor rolled into one. the senate democratic policy and communications committee has even provided an illustration of the spiderweb to identify the power players, this illustration helps you understand how the power players to the real work in the shadows. i start with what the critics call the ideological brain trust, the academics. many doubt the influence of contemporary scholarship. i say to the brain trust jones worry, your place is secure, as senator white house explains, quote, if you are out to deconstruct american law and replace it with what the big donors want, you need some intellectual weaponry, not just justices to do what you like, but legal theories, the intellectual artillery, demolition theories that will help them destroy our legal system. and and for you

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joining us now, democratic senator sheldon whitehouse, a member of the senate judiciary committee. he co-wrote a letter sunday to chief justice roberts, calling for the court to investigate these possible ethical breaches. thank you very much for joining us tonight, senator. let's begin with the leaking supreme court of the what we learned about the 2014 lead which was also the lead of an aledo opinion, that seems to be quite a resemblance to what we saw this year in the lead of the alito opinion overturning roe v. wade. >> yeah, a few things converged here, lawrence. the first is organized plans and patterns to put people in touch with the justices, to lobby them off line, out of sight of other parties. you can only imagine the conversation that got a supreme court justice in a room with a wealthy individual in order to do that lobbying. who made that connection? of course, it appears many of whatever these events were at peoples clubs, at people's homes, that were not reported, and that is all consistent with a lot of the stuff we have been tracking about this supreme court, fail

truth be told, what senator whitehouse has discovered is more startling than anything i could've imagined. according to the senator, for years "dark money operatives, looking from the shadows have installed supreme court justices, handpicked by the minions of far right denizens. at --. ". millions of american voters, past presidents of the u.s., and united states senators only provided camouflage for the real operation. at the center of that stealth operation has been a reclusive leader of this society. the cochair of the border directions. leonard leo, senator has put it, leonard leo is the little spider that you find at the center of the dark money web. [laughter] his spiderweb extends to state courts, city councils, and even local schools. to subvert democracy with dark money. the senator has also explained that all of you in attendance for this convention has one thing in common. you all know leonard. he knows all of you. [laughter] as commentator tripp brennan of u.s. puts it, dark money conservative groups represent the death star of the conservative legal movement. leonard leo is d

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so i'm so glad that you told your viewers that already sheldon whitehouse, my boy sheldon whitehouseto start the process of actually promulgating ethics rules that the supreme court would have to live under. this, it is one of the biggest, i think, oversights in american jurisprudence that these nine unelectable justices are not subject to ethics rules. in terms of like the larger scandal, is anybody surprised? because that's the other thing here. the justices, they get a real offended when you talk about the lack of legitimacy of their institution and their organization. but is anybody left out there who truly thinks you're getting a fair shake when you go into the supreme court? is anybody really not understanding that these decisions are predetermined by the judges based on their idealogical crusades as opposed to the facts of the case in front of them? is there anybody basically that dumb and naive to still believe that? because if so, i have a bridge i would like to sell them, right? so like, we know what the supreme court is now. the only relevant question is what we do about i

him and sheldon whitehouse -- the chief justice, going, you have known about this for months.ny way and you know what is even more? remarkable all the other federal judges are covered by code of ethics, except for the supreme court. -- they are controlled by a federal statute. the supreme court is not. and tamales point, the -- has supreme court down to 20 or 25%. the lowest ever in gallup polling and earlier in this year, chief justice roberts felt concerned about legitimacy of the court, because people criticize the court. how about have some ethics rules? don't take women's fundamental rights away. how about that? and those strike out state gun laws in the same week. so, if chief justice roberts is concerned about legitimacy of the court, you do your own ethics rules or congress has to act. and again, republicans won't overcome a filibuster in the senate to do the right thing. >> yeah, at the heart of this discussion is, there has to be a matter of accountability. how do you hold the supreme court accountable? and if democrats to win the georgia runoff, they will have a bet

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whitehouse: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. whitehouse: mr. president, i rise today for the 19th time to discuss the dark money scheme to capture and control our supreme court. these scheme speeches have covered a lot of ground, and if they've shown one thing, it's that the capture of the supreme court didn't happen overnight. it took years of planning and hundreds of millions in dark money dollars to turn our highest court into a delivery system for far-right special interests. slowly but surely, these special interests engulfed our supreme court. they set up dark money front groups to help confirm handhicked justices. -- shandpicked justices. they swarmed the court with a. me key curiae to signal to the justices which way they wanted them to rule and they built dark money doctrine factories to pump out fringe legal theories for the justices to deploy. as they have. well, it turns out these weren't the only avenues the right-wing special interests used to inf

foreign policy by both legal and illegal means you a's meddling has and actually spanned multiple whitehouse administrations. it reportedly involved bids to exploit us politicians, reliance on campaign contributions and susceptibility to lobbying. it also says that you, a hired former us intelligence officials, to help surveil dissidence journalists and american companies. will start ahead here on al jazeera, searching for price. this street hart my bank, see in the ruins near keith and people who took here prepare for the worst on the 25th anniversary. devastating of ah hello, we are now seeing the last stove. what was hurricane nicole making its way away from the eastern seaboard of the us eastern parts of canada as position of the storm at the moment, long trailing where the front just to the south of that it makes its way further east was but ahead of it you say the temperature is new york in d c still op around the 20 degree mark that cool. where that is in the process of sinking further south was 5 celsius for toronto, 3 celsius, therefore chicago. and we just about getting into double

there are many points in that whitehouse statement. we say they actually agreed on a thing. the one thing i do agree to interrupt you the find the media. now, let's tune into prison and joe biden. the recent elections held in the united states. what we saw was the strength of resilience as american democracy. we saw an action in american people prove once again the democracy is who we are. there is a strong rejection of election deniers at every level from those seeking the lead our states and those seeking to serve in congress and also those seeking to oversee the elections. and there is a strong rejection of political violence, been voter intimidation. there was in fabric statement that in america the world, the people prevails. i have, i've traveled this week, has been clear just how close to the world and our allies, and our competitors as well. have been following our lectures at home, excuse me, a little cold. and what these election showed is that there's a deeper waiver and commitment americans preserving and protecting defending democracy. now let me speak briefly a

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>> well, i think my friend sheldon whitehouse needs to spend as much time as possible over the comingse what he knows very well. this is a senator who's really studied the flow of money, money with a capital m, to various groups to try to file amicus briefs and to hint in amicus briefs to the court where they want them to go on another opinion. and then really we need to do a whole show on the federalist society. most americans don't -- >> let's do it. >> -- understand the tentacles of the federalist society, that they recruit on college campuses. you're told as i alaw sunt in this country, nicolle, if you ever want to be a federal judge when a republican is in charge you must be a member of the federalist society. it's required of people, young people. and then the guy in charge of it, leo, he was spreading more dark money in this election than maybe any other person in the whole country. so you've got one guy in charge of the list of judges that go to the supreme court and spending literally hundreds of millions of dollars trying to influence campaigns behind the curtain. it is scar

let's bring in now . whitehouse kirsten and kimberly hallett. hello there. kimberly. so that red wave has not yet materialized that republicans are still hopeful of taking back congress . yeah, that's right. the red wave hasn't quite reached the shore and it doesn't appear that it's going to, if it does, it looks like it'll be just a ripple of what we expect is that we may not know these results for some time because they're both still being counted. but it's not going to be the overwhelming majority that republicans have hope for and what that means moving forward is that many of the plans that republicans had in place are likely to not materialize. in other words, some of the investigations that they had hope for in terms of investigating the bite and presidency of the past 2 years or reverse. and course and some of the by the legislative legislative agenda is also going to be a challenge if not impossible. and so this is something that is going to be disappointing for republicans and is certainly going to as really kind of make them have to regroup in terms of how

you know, the news, the whitehouse has hit bike and the republicans out to the g o. p. 's pledge to probe jo, buttons, involvement, and he's still hunters foreign business dealings. his r t correspondent kelly bowman with more than the story. so it appears that now the republicans are taking up the role the democrats once held. and now the biden administration may be subject to the kinds of investigation and scrutiny to which democrats held trump. this is what they said, our investigation is about joe bud. and we already have evidence that would point that joe biden was involved with hunter biden, only so, so we will the bank records, and that's our, that's our focus. we're trying to stay focused on was joe biden directly involved with hunter biden's business deals, and is he compromised? that's our investigation. marjorie taylor grain. a prominent congressional republican raised the issue of ukraine and the billions of dollars sent there by the biden administration. we're funding ukraine's budget with with trauma, $11800000000.00 is going to assistance, including for d

the former whitehouse, senior director for russia, ukraine and evasion the 1st master. courtney, thanks for joining us from washington d. c. so how significant push is this for ukraine? do you think this is quite significant? there comes on top of other russian defeats in care early in the war, russia had to withdraw in hard case. i had to withdraw earlier in the war, and then more recently, the ukranian, she's the whole bunch of territory in the parking region. and then of course, the cranium sank, brushes flagship them, a black through fleet, back to see the mosque. but so the seizure of parasol by the craniums may be causing russians now to beginning to think that they're going to lose the war or that they are losing the war. the criminal has not prepared russians for that possibility. yet, despite this that there are fears that russia may be simply regrouping and may attack elsewhere. it is possible, it's difficult to predict what will happen, but the gradient certainly have the battlefield momentum. ukrainian force is coming down from the north on the east side or the day for women

now. whitehouse sources are portly, say, biden had barely finished telling zelinski about their help coming his way. when the ukrainian leader immediately began listing what else he needed and simply wasn't getting at was said to be the moment, the biden lost his temper. the cold between the 2 liters came as the us had just approved a $1000000000.00 package of military aid and just a weeks off the biden that signed a staggering $40000000000.00 support package. nevertheless, the nbc report goes on to state that their relations have since improved. when i spoke with the executive vice president of the erasure center, earl rasmussen who believes the timing of the phone call leak is highly political. this happened in june, so we're talking what free for 5 months later. and just the week before the election. this was, i wouldn't doubt that it may be of happened. i could picture that. and they are fairly ungrateful and greedy the as far as the government, but it is, yes, highly political. i think the timing of this lee, it's there and tended to, to show that no, biden, the administration,

who fired the rockets. whitehouse says saudi arabia's crown prince, ma'am, had been summoned, should have immunity in relation to the killing of the journalist shamarka shoji. it's a reversal of president jo biden's campaign rhetoric denouncing the brutal murder case. sure, jesus fiance is filed a lawsuit of the killing of the washington post columnist, in the saudi consulate in a sample in 2018. the request by the department of justice for munity and b. s will ultimately be decided by a judge. ukraine says russia has targeted critical energy facilities across several cities and a new wave miss al strikes is 2 people were killed and there was a glimmer of hope as the deal to ensure shipments of he crenan grain was extended. jane hall has more from keith. this was the moment a relatively calm morning in the city of denise broke, turned into a rude reminder of the horrors of war. the government said energy infrastructure, including gas storage facilities, were once again struck, but as ever civilians in residential districts in denise pro and odessa became collateral damage. little if

on and the librarian flagged oil tanker has been struck by an arm drone off the coast of amman . whitehouse says iran is likely to be behind the attack, although no group has admitted responsibility. the vessel is operated by thinkable based eastern pacific shipping. a company owned by israeli bidding it done. it reported only mine damage to the vessels hold on for the 1st time in 2 years. flights have brought much needed aid to ethiopia. t grey region. a delegation from the international red cross also arrive by road. this fall is an agreement between the government and the growing people's liberation from the deal end of the conflict which began in 2020 while inflation rates in the united kingdom have now hit a 41 year high. the increase has been blamed on surging energy bills and food prices . the u. k. finance minister is due to make a statement about spending plans on thursday. jeremy hunt is wanting of tax rises and budget cuts. and those with disabilities are expecting to be hit particularly hard as m haywood. george needs oxygen to help him breathe at night. his mom jenna and step d

for richard, the painter is a law professor at the university of minnesota and served as chief whitehouse, ethics boy in the bush administration. he explains what both behavior could be like in these mid term elections. i think the one thing that most voters are going insist upon is candidates are committed to democracy and to the representative democracy process where we have elections. we have a winner, we have a loser. and we don't just have the loser pretend, or the winner and claim fraud and station insurrection. and we're not going to tolerate that. united states. i believe many of the republican candidates are trying to move beyond the fiasco with donald trump in the last month or 2 of his presidency. hopefully because voters want a candidate to care about the issues. and it will solve problems not candidates who are going to try to support our democracy by pretending that there's election fraud when there's not in believing other conspiracy. there's a lot of people are very concerned about donald trump starting another campaign for the presidency, particularly if he's not committe

we spoke to whitehouse. national security spokesman john kirby about what to expect from the g. 20 and the present state of us china relations. there are areas where obviously we're going to compete with china. and there's areas where there's tensions, south china, sea freeman, navigation, taiwan, north korea. but there's also issues like food security, a future pandemic, us energy security, and of course climate change where there is room and there should be opportunities for us to find ways to cooperate with china. there's an awful lot on the agenda. i mean, again, food security, energy, energy, security, climate change, my goodness, infrastructure and investment. not to mention, of course, all the security challenges around the world from north korea to, to ukraine's the presence looking forward as he always does, to having face to face discussion with the leaders around the world. men and women who he knows and, and he has relationships with the so that we can advance some of these common security interest and economic interests. for, for all of us. ukraine's president has visited

but this when in the mid term elections could give them leverage to block his agenda, whitehouse, corresponding company how kit has more this is going to be a divided congress moving forward. what we have is the house of representatives, controlled by republicans and the senate, controlled by again a razor thin margin by the democrats. and so what this means is very little is going to get done because in order to pass laws in the united states need the approval of both chambers, as well as the president's signature. so you see the problem here is the very 2 very competing agendas in each of the bodies. and so what is this going to look like moving forward? well, it means that there's very little, it's going to be accomplished in terms of new legislation and the president himself, joe biden, is likely to spend the remainder of his 2 years in office defending what he accomplished in the last 2 years. and other words, protecting programs like investing and climate change as well as lauren prescription drug costs. those are things that the republicans in the house of representatives may try to scal

i think they were here. whitehouse will say, we'll look at what we've done. policy was in the 1st 2 years, weren't ministration, including this week in the midterm, where people more projecting. i bare minimum, 236 being lost, a loss of the loss of coverage mansions across the country. but holding down to perhaps the best midterm they democratic president has had in the last 40 years. so i think the bought it ministration and say, we'll look at what we've done and not the gap that the president will do because that's just what he's always done. you have a robot, i mean i, catherine, you got a few 2nd say you actually legitimately saying to me on international television that joe biden is in the same cognitive state today as he was back in the eighty's . oddly enough, i think so. i don't know that a statement on exactly where he was in the eighty's or where he is now. but you can look at the tape where him making jokes about indian american communities, making jokes about having to have an exit to be in certain places. statements. he made about african america

annabelle: we have basically a letter coming from two of a, elizabeth warren and sheldon whitehouse.om the justice department, for it to not pull any punches in its investigation of exactly what went wrong in the collapse of ftx. ftx customers facing potentially steep losses. we had this first day hearings tuesday indicating that potentially a lot of the assets in this collapse are either stolen or missing. authorities in the u.s. and the bahamas continuing to investigate the turmoil. they have written a letter and basically they are saying that as the situation unfolds, they are going to get more details into a ackley what went wrong. they are urging the justice department to basically center the flesh and blood victims, the everyday person that has lost a lot in this collapse. we know that lawmakers in both the house and senate, including warren, have opened their own investigations into the collapse. a number of those key committees are going to be holding hearings at the start of december. what is interesting is that sam bankman-fried is still acting bau. he said in a tweet he is

. >> senator whitehouse. >> thank you very much, chair man. welcome to all of the witnesses. i think that we could probably all agree the site burning or flooding is a very bad outcome. for that reason, wild fire and flood risk is important in dealing with our superfund site populations if you will. the gao did a report titled epa should take additional actions in which they founded the epa omitted climate change from its agency strategy and further many sites would be at increased risk of flooding and wildfires and that obviously if you omitted that from your calculation you kind of missed the pitch. so my question to you and i guess i will start with our voiceover if i may what would we lose in the years when the epa wouldn't count climate change? into the superfund risk factor. have we caught up for whatever went wrong in those years and how prepared are we now in terms of a proper scientifically based assessment of the superfund that face new risks from funding and wildfire. >> i think that the industry and agencies at the federal and state level are catching up very quic

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and give me an opportunity to follow my response to senator whitehouse. the epa is laser focused on climate change and brownfields. we have released several guidance documents that are encyclopedic in the way in which they approach this particular challenge, including focusing on source removal as a remedy. why is that important? if you leave contaminated soil in place and it is subject to a flooding, the waters will soak through and contaminate the material. like a sponge that may contain hot chocolate wiped up for kitchen counter, that material is going to leak out of the soil and further exacerbate contamination. our regulatory levels should be focused on source remove all as the first component of a climate change strategy for brownfields. >> thank you very much. mister chair, i know my time is of. i will submit to questions for the record. the recommendations of codifying some of our environmental justice equity directives in the brownfields program. thank you very much. >> thank you so much for joining us and for your participation questions. i had

on november 20th, senator whitehouse and, congressman hank johnson wrote a letter asking the court tostices conduct and to determine whether justice alito or any of the justices violated ethical rules as part of the events described. and yesterday, they received a letter in response from the courts legal counsel, a man named ethan torrent, which repeated justice alito's denial and pointedly ignored the questions put forward by these two lawmakers. it also omitted any details about which justices might have been winded nine as part of reverend schenck scheme. he said the term gift is defined to exclude social hospitality based on personal relationships well as modest items, such as food refreshments, offered as a matter of social hospitality. social hospitality. sounds like something you would get at mar-a-lago as well. we will keep an eye on the story. stay tuned. my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala is a once-monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma that can mean less oral steroids. not for sudden breathing problems. al

nicole wallace picks it up with "deadline whitehouse" right now. >> hi, everyone. 4:00 in new york. out of europe today. the associated press is reporting that russian missiles have reportedly struck poland. a member of nato, killing two people. the explosion reportedly took place at a grain processing facility four miles north of the ukrainian border according to a report in "the new york times." the defense department says that they are aware of reports of a missile landing in poland but are unable to corroborate the reports at this hour. an jt

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i use middling, has allegedly spend multiple whitehouse administrations. it reportedly involved bids to exploit us politicians, reliance on campaign contributions and susceptibility to lobbying, where ukraine's military is assisting damage in the her son region. after russian troops fled to prison and followed me, as landscape is a critical infrastructure, was destroyed, work is underway to restore power and water supplies. people who lived under russian occupation sharing their stories. love with the forecasts came and they told us it is because the due pro ukrainian position, i said you can shoot us down because we are ukrainians. we could not say a word. we could not say glory to ukraine. the while the wilcox is fast approaching and andy is he to tell us more? yeah, indeed, many of you are big leagues, all the rain or about when to the 6 week world cup. right? price range, amount of signed off in style with a 5 know when i was a french welcome star, killing them, but i sent them on by way. she hold a 5 point lead at the top of the table or the once a we

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more details and it will emerge if we stick to the time schedule that we were told only one by the whitehouse. when in about half an hour time, if we stick to that, there'll be a news conference given by president by not certainly remarks given by president biden. when he'll answer some report questions about what happened. so that's going to be significant. i do warn you that we wait for that, which is supposed to take place in about 25 minutes time. that is the talk. so only just concluded, it's quite possible that that could be pushed back a little bit and we'll have to possibly wait a little longer to hear from president biden. having said that it's getting pretty late here in bali. president biden had a very, very tough schedule here. in asia and cambodia and now in indonesia, and this is a man who in the next week will turn 80 years old and i money in my mid fifties and i'm feeling like fair enough to just picking out the g 20 more widely. this has been described as one of the more diplomatically delicate and stressful. how difficult do you think it's going to be for any of these countr

time, but the scale is expected to get even greater given the threats and seems to be escalating whitehouse corresponding, kimberly. how could they with that response. thank you very much. kimberly, while meanwhile, around the president has responded to comments by his u. s. counterpart, joe biden, pledging to free iran. abraham racy says his country was freed by the 1979 islamic revolution. he made the remarks in the speech on the 14th that on a vast 3 of the day that a group of iranian students stormed the u. s. embassy in tehran. they held a number of people then hostage for 444 days leaving on some staff members at twitter say they've already been locked out of their work. email accounts, as a mass lay off is underway at the company. but in a mosque acquired the social media platform just last week, and now the company is facing a class action lawsuit from some former employees who say they weren't given enough notice under federal law that they had lost their jobs. about 7500 people worked for the company based in san francisco and mosque has indicated he may fire around half of the wo

you think in the whitehouse we terrified because effectively he's trying, you know, the federal was i was trying to make economic insecurity even more intense amongst people as we go into those mid term elections. and we know the economy is the big, the big issue coming up, we had actually a bunch of progressive senators, write a letter to jerome, effectively saying, what are you doing because like, let's take a look at it. this is all about inflation. what's driving inflation? is it's more disposable income when people's pocket is it because of the low unemployment rates? well, now we've got various, various indications about not what's driving inflation. and in fact, even though we do have low on employment and we do have slightly higher wages, well that's to look down little bit, it's not keeping pace with inflation. so how can you blame people having jobs, having some money, and blame them for the inflation? and what we're seeing in various studies is because as the drivers innovation, initially, obviously the pandemic supply chain issues, the war and ukraine. but there is evidenc