chairman whitehouse: looking forward to it being whitehouse-grassley. sen. grassley: i don't think you'll have a problem from me. to mr. riedl, as i mentioned, democrats have no problem using the debt ceiling as leverage in negotiations with republican presidents. what did democrats demand and get in exchange for raising the debt ceiling under president trump? brian: the debt ceiling was raised three times under president trump, twice attached to large spending bills raising the spending cap by $620 billion over four years. once it was part of a deal that included disaster aid spending. even with that spending, the majority of house democrats still voted against the 2018 debt limit hike. if we want to go back further, there were three clean debt limit hikes under president bush with able republican congress. house and senate democrats voted against those limit hikes at a 98.8% rate including then senator obama and biden. i think it is fair to conclude that neither party's hands are clean on debt limit hikes. sen. grassley: to you also, president biden likes

whitehouse: thank you, senator grassley. our witness today is shalanda young, office of the budget management department. thank you for being with us here today, director young. dir. young: i will make it quick so that we can get to the question answer portion. distinguished members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify on the biden fiscal year 2020 four budget. he came into office with a clear plan to grow the economy. not from the top down, but from the middle out and bottom up. over the past two years in the face of significant challenges, the strategy has produced historic results for the american people. under the presidential leadership we have added more than 12 million jobs, more than any president has created in a single four years. the unemployment rate has fallen to 3.6%. one of the lowest rates in 50 years. we have taken action to lower prescription drug costs, health insurance premiums, and energy bills while driving the uninsured rate to historic lows. the residential economic plan in rebui

chair whitehouse : senator luhan. sen. lujan : i agree with our chair about the importance of the money for mental and behavioral health. the one area that i'm hoping we can still work together as colleagues is in the area of retention. what i've heard from providers across new mexico and different parts of america is the concern of a reality or we are losing a lot of folks. that tells me we could be doing more for retention. is that an area that we can work together to ensure that we are able to retain but we are still making a significant investment to train those we need? dir. young: you absolutely have my commitment to do that. we saw during covid the burnout for people who worked in those jobs in nursing jobs. we have got to do something or we will have a long-term shortage issue in behavioral health. as we hopefully work together in a bipartisan manner to increase resources, today we don't have the personnel to do the work, the resources are going to be for not so weak have -- you have my commitment to work on that t

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this is you, senator whitehouse, questioning justice gorsuch, this was back in 2017. take a listen. >> my question is do you think there's a public interest in disclosure of political funds in a democracy? that's, i don't think, a prejudgment. that's just a values proposition, and one of the considerations that you ought to be able to answer without much hesitation. >> senator, what i'm prepared to say is i recognize that as a matter of first amendment interests the supreme court has validated the proposition that disclosure serves important functions in a democracy. at the same time, the supreme court's office acknowledged those disclosure functions can sometimes themselves have unintended consequences. >> you know, there's a sense that number one, you can't believe anything they said in their hearings. i'm sorry to say, because they always said things about stare decisis. >> what they said about roe v. wade. >> it's settled law. but it also seems to me that at least the conservative majority, they act like little princes. like they can take money and trips and whate

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senator whitehouse, welcome back to "meet the press." >> thank you. >> i want to start with -- i want to go back to 2013. you voted for, you praised harry reid's decision at the time to end the filibuster for the lower courts. it was -- i say this, i get it in the time. but looking back, considering where we are with the 50-vote threshold, is that... is that good governance? >> i think it would be better for the country if the supreme court and the nominations process had not been so heavily politicized and we were operating under what more looks like a regular order. but we saw back then that there was no amount of persuasion that could convince republicans to vote for d.c. circuit democratic nominees. and that's why harry had to do what he had to do with the clear understanding, the clear bipartisan understanding at the time that this would not move the supreme court. we carved out the supreme court on purpose. it was one of the reassurances that the republicans wanted. so when mitch mcconnell then broke through that, that was a second problem. >> you know how this goes, is that eac

senator whitehouse. i'm grateful for the opportunity to share my expertise with you on this important issue. for the sake of time, i'm going to summarize our current scientific knowledge about the effects of plastic pollution, but i noted that my written statement provides additional information. my name is dr. chelsea rochman, i'm an american citizen working abroad as a professor in ecology at the university of toronto. i have been researching plastic pollution for about 15 years, beginning with the first scientific expedition to what is often called the great pacific garbage patch, with the -- institution of oceanography. i'm also served as a science adviser to the ocean conservancy and i'm head of operations for the university of toronto trash team. within the scientific community, laboratory is globally known for our research on plastic contaminations, specifically microplastics. in the environment as well as their effects on plastic pollution on wildlife. we study plastic degrees across the united s

senator whitehouse. they have detectable levels of micro plastics not just in their guts.hat every fish that we sampled had micro plastics and it. i've never seen anything like that before in the middle of the ocean it was one in four fish. shellfish? >> we see micro plastics that include oysters and mussels and shrimp and all kinds of animals that we like to eat. >> is it 100% like the lake lake fish, 25% like the ocean fish if i were to go out and a sample se every species of shellfish in the ocean i would find micro plastics in every species in the ocean. it truly has become ubiquitous similar to the compounds. if you are eating seafood and things you can expect it's in the dust in this room so it's also likely in my cup of water. >> seabirds, absolutely. >> i teach the class and this year we decided to dissect as one of the labs and we saw the micro plastic quite strikingly in large pieces and 90% of the birds that we were looking. >> i think many of us have seen the pictures of the albatross and any seabirds on the island and then they are unable to fill their tummies

joining me to talk more about this, a member of the committee, sheldon whitehouse. to you. i want to read for folks this tweet you sent out with regard to crow's attorneys' response to the ask by the senate committee saying there's a ritualistic quality to these, quote, separation of powers claims that are being made to protect justice thomas's ethics reporting problem from scrutiny. talk more about this. >> well, the seven-page letter by the lawyers i guess for harlan crow said that they wouldn't cooperate because the congress had no role here and what they failed to address is that the ethics reporting statute that we are investigating the enforcement of was, in fact, passed by congress, and the body that oversees the enforcement of that act passed by congress is called the judicial conference, and it is a body established by congress. so you have a law congress has passed being enforced by a body congress has created, and over decades the supreme court has never objected either to the law or to the body as having been created by congress. so this is a last minute

it senator whitehouse?up where you left off chairman, i have to say organism will group is one of the best races i've heard recently. so, thank you for that doctor rock run. you're talking about fish and freshwater lakes in how all detectable levels have microplastics. not just in their guts but in the flesh of the fish that people consume. >> that is right. when i look at toronto started doing work in the great lakes. i was shocked that every fish that we sample that microplastic in. it sometimes up to 900 pieces and an individual organism. i've never seen anything like that before in the middle of the ocean it was one in four fish. >> in the middle of the ocean one in four fish. so, it's in the oceans as well but to a lesser degree. >> i think because it's more deadly. if you think about the, ocean you have microplastic coming off the. landed is a vast environment. the great lakes, while he, which are less dilute. >> yeah. shellfish? >> we see microplastics and shellfish. that includes oysters, muscles, s

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whitehouse: thank you, chairman. we are here because the supreme court is playing out of bounds of the ethics rules for federal judges. justices read the ethics rules in unique and eccentric ways, and when they are cut out of bounds, they refused to allow any investigation of the facts. the personal hospitality problems i've been pursuing began with justice scalia, who took more than seven doesn't undisclosed hunting vacations. most people know of two, one where he was with dick cheney, and the one where he died. there were 70-plus more. it was systematized. an intermediary with the owner of resort extending to scalia a personal invitation to the resort. even when the owner was someone he had never met, scalia treated as personal hospitality because of the personal invitation, and failed to disclose the vacations. gun industry advocates and republican political figures often tagged along. no reading of personal hospitality would cover this, but at the supreme court it went on for years. when i challenge the court abo

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so one of the bills by senator sheldon whitehouse, for example, would create a complaint system wherecould send in complaints that a supreme court justice was undermining the integrity of the court for whatever reason. it's not really defined, that seems like a pretty broad phase to -- phrase to me. and then those complaints would get vetted and go to the a panel of circuit court judges for review. it seems to me almost like an open-ended rolling impeachment process at -- paul: it'd be open political season on the court anytime they issued an opinion that people didn't like. >> and similar to the recusal system. so the white house bill has a forced, congressionally-enforced recusal rules. republican witnesses were saying that basically what you'd end up in any real big case was pre-litigation over which of the justices are allowed to hear the case. and i don't think that's really a way to, you know, prove the integrity of the court. paul: dan, the language that sheldon whitehouse used, the supreme court has proven it can't police itself. police? why should we be policing the supreme c

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sheldon whitehouse's idea to have an appellate court of chief justice justice is an idea and justice is denied in another idea from blumenthal from connecticut is to your point every agency of the executive branch has an inspector general that inspector general's position is charged with protecting independent investigations of the i branch. during the obama destruction that inspector general and eric holder what have to do an interview. then it would go to capitol hill and testify and release it to the media and that was the way to hold accountability to the executive branch. they could similarly conduct investigations from within the branch. >> speaking of separation of powers the chief justice was invited to testify in front of the senate judiciary committee and the thus show the letter that was sent back to senator dick durbin saying mr. chairman thank you for your letter. i must decline your invitation to the testimony before the senate judiciary committee by the chief justice of bennett states is exceedingly rare and as one might expect he might have separation of powers concer

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tonight, senator sheldon whitehouse on the ongoing cover-up in plain view, and what democrats will do about it. then, the former president's sworn testimony in his civil rape trial is released to the public. >> when you're a star they let you do it. >> historically that's true with stars. >> and breaking news from fulton county. >> this is not a game at all. >> eight fake electors have cut a deal with prosecutors. what it means for the criminal investigation of trump world in georgia. when all in starts, right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. we begin tonight with a question. just how much money has secretly flowed from right-wing donors and interest into the household and supreme court justice clarence thomas? and the reason we have to ask there's the stunning series of revelations one after another after another after another that we have seen in the last few weeks. the latest came just last night when we learned that the conservative activist leonard leo was quietly directing money towards an organization run by clarence thomas's wife, ginni. now we have covered le

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joining us now, democratic senator sheldon whitehouse from wyoming, a you dish subcommittee member. see you. there's a lot of criticism of justice thomas, some of justice roberts, but all nine justices, all nine seem to be on the same page they do not need increased oversight, including the three liberal justices. if you can't get them to align with you on the issue of oversight, what's the next step? >> well, first of all, let's not be so sure about that because one justice has said publicly the court has tried to put together an et ibs code together for itself in the past and it hasn't succeeded yet. it's fair to say none of the nine justices want it and haven't sorted it out yet. the other judges are getting quite fed up with the supreme court justices' behavior because they do have to live under ethics code and ethics processes they know would not permit the kind of behavior that the supreme court is both engaged in and trying to justify. so there's also going to be pressure from within the rest of the federal judiciary to clean up this mess. if push comes to shove, we've got le

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