rights that you and i would never ever receive. also tonight, how families are coping in the grief-stricken community of uvalde, texas, as they accepted their kids back to school for the first time since the massacre at robb elementary. we begin tonight with the 1974 supreme court case that was credited with ending richard nixon s presidency. good evening. president nixon has not yet responded to the sledgehammer decision of the supreme court today which ruled that he must immediately turn over tapes of 64 presidential conversations. in a unanimous decision written by chief justice warren berger the court rejected 8-0 mr. nixon s claim of absolute privilege on those tapes. the case, united states versus nixon, was all about the watergate prosecutor s demand following a subpoena for those audio tapes of conversations recorded by nixon in the oval office. chief justice warren berger, who by the way was nominated by nixon wrote, we conclude that when the ground for asserting
Incredibly sobering piece, anybody could be subject to retribution. Dont forget, you can watch outfront, any time any where, just go to cnn go. Acc 360 with Anderson Cooper begins right now. Good evening, thank you for joining us, a busy day at the white house, the president announcing his tax plan but what will it mean for you and who will pay for it . And about the president s unusual statement that hes looking at options to break up the Appeals Court where judges have blocked some of his kb executive action. But we begin with a meeting at the white house that was so unusual that not even President Trump all but summoned them there for a briefing on the increasing tensions with north korea. Some said on leaving that they thought it was just a photo op
for the white house. Just today north korea conducted an artillery drill, designed to annihilate the u. S. Imperialists bases of aggression, their termology. What more are you learning about this briefing at the white house . Well, ande
that county it. there is p.e. teacher that spoke out said he loves all of his children. he spoke out at school board meeting but he says he is not going to call transgender students by their preferred pronounce. he says it s against his religion. listen to this. i love all of my students but i will never lie to them regardless of the consequences. i m a teacher but i serve god first and i will not affirm that a biological boy can be a girl or vice versa because it s against my religion. it s lying to a child. it s abuse to a child. and it s sinning against our god. steve: yep. and after he appeared and walked off, what happened? the school board suspended him. with pay but suspended him. and so the alliance defending freedom sued him, sued the school board and took him to court and yesterday a judge in the 12th circuit ordered of the school board hey, reinstate that guy. you can t do that and the judge
we can t seem to get any angst on it we have california representatives because they want their portion of california out of the 9th circuit and into the 12th circuit. that s really what s going on. judge jeanine: kayleigh what the congressman is propose something plight up 9th circuit now 29 justices. the largest in the country. what he was referring to is the fact in his bill that the 9th circuit doesn t reflect the values of the state that he is from. so he wants to get out of it. and, i mean, is that something that we have seen done in the past? the congressman is spot on. i think this is a great proposal. it makes a lot of sense. the 9th circuit doesn t just represent the area over which they rule, they don t represent the united states of america. they re the most overturned circuit for a reason. [laughter] it s a fact. and look at by the way i have got to say with justice roberts there, where was he being vocal when ruth bader
the ninth circuit. we can t seem to get any angst on it we have california representatives because they want their portion of california out of the 9th circuit and into the 12th circuit. that s really what s going on. judge jeanine: kayleigh what the congressman is propose something plight up 9th circuit now 29 justices. the largest in the country. what he was referring to is the fact in his bill that the 9th circuit doesn t reflect the values of the state that he is from. so he wants to get out of it. and, i mean, is that something that we have seen done in the past? the congressman is spot on. i think this is a great proposal. it makes a lot of sense. the 9th circuit doesn t just represent the area over which they rule, they don t represent the united states of america. they re the most overturned circuit for a reason. [laughter] it s a fact. and look at by the way i have got to say with justice roberts there, where was he being vocal when ruth bader