expected in the past. when we re talking about excellence, i know, melissa, you have been asked this a bazillion times, forgive me, bazillion plus one, your name is under consideration. have you heard from anyone involved in the process? jose, i am not getting measured for robes anytime soon. i love my job here at nyu, i love talking with you all at msnbc. i just want to say, it s really an honor to even be considered or have my name floated among this company of women, many of whom i have known for a long time and i admire a great deal. i m just delighted that the array looks like this and i m really excited for whomever is selected by the president to take this seat. melissa, we are delighted to be able to have a conversation with you anytime. i thank you so much for your time. melissa murray and ali vitali, thank you for being with me. we re just minutes away from uk prime minister boris johnson speaking to parliament, just after a report was released about his covid lockdow
the president s tweets and so forth. what this means, it s the type of resolution that requires action within a limited time. so we know it will happen this afternoon. a couple of options. one to move to table it which would basically throw it in the recycling bin. another would be to send it to the judiciary committee, which would then begin its own process. and the third would be to begin an actual impeachment inquiry. let s step back and look at this. the ultimate decision is from nancy pelosi. she has been clear again and again her preference is to go through the six relevant committees to do the legislative work and investigative work and oversight work to build a larger case. based on that, and the bazillion times we have asked her about impeachment, it would seem unlikely they would move to actually consider this. and sending it to the judiciary committee is an option that could make some sense. but then it also puts another layer of work on them when they
this is a shot of one of those claire mccaskill town halls after she asked that question. stand up if you have a preexisting condition or you know somebody who does. everybody stands up. that s a snapshot of how it s working in that campaign. that s true in your personal life. that s true across the country. in that kaiser poll from this past week showing how important health care is to people making their decisions about who to vote for in this year s election, they polled specifically on that part of obamacare the preexisting conditions part, the part that says your health care insurance has to cover preexisting conditions, has to cover you even if you have a pre-exiexist condition, can t charge you more just because you have a preexisting condition. by a 3-1 margin, americans are in favor of that. it s got a 75% approval rating. americans love that. well, the basic bill that house republicans voted on a bazillion times to kill obamacare, it explicitly states that the preexisting con