they know it s all politics, and it s a damn shame that one of the top issues going to be the supreme court. it is the most lyrical thing in our world. kennedy: it s going to unleash holy hell. but you know who said nice things about brett kavanaugh? matt: ruth bader ginsburg. she s on my side. harris: he has hired so many women. matt: he is qualified and decent and a good duress, even though they disagree. we should be able to do that is country. disagree but not be so disagreeable. harris: i think there s an umbrella issue, katie, for democrats. that is, when the going gets tough, just unleash the i-word. impeachment. not the i-word for ideas. katie: it seems like they want to ignore any due process or evidence. the senate judiciary committee, which were democrats and republicans, issued a 400-page report after all the hearings and after all the attention it got, showing that the ramirez allegations after the interviewed seven people didn t
than 1% of assault cases in that state. joined by cnn s sports anchor rachel nickel. great to see you. is this special treatment for a big, powerful sports celebrity? anytime you re talking about less than 1% seems like it. this is one side of what we see in sports when an athlete commits a crime, we either see the court system go very light on them. seemingly impressed by their sport celebrity, or we see the opposite. look what happened with plaxico buress in new york city violated a gun law. basically the people in charge of that case made it clear explicitly we ll make an example of him because he is a high-profile case. we see it both ways. you would have to think after the ray rice case and the amount of attention it got, when there is an athlete arrested for domestic violence in the coming years, you would think, you would hope the legal system would say, hey, extra eyes on us. we re going to have to go the route of making him more of an example, or being under the spotlight mo
sheriffs and law enforcement out west, especially in my case pacific west. it sure wasn t anticipating the attention it got, that s for sure, we have a facebook page for the sheriff s office and we posted it on that to help them get the word out through social media through our own citizens and there s a number of them that are on that facebook page that follow it. and, well, it took off like wildfire after that. so, sir, hypothetically speak, if these proposals do become law, if someone were to call the sheriff s office asking for help with a weapon that was ruled illegal, are you going to tell those people that they need to call the local atf or the local fbi for help? if you are responding to