back to 2016, steve, because what i hear from democrats is that merrick garland seat that got held before the election woke democrats up from the base on up to lawmakers. and said, oh, my gosh, to michael s point, we ve been losing at this game of focussing on the judicial branch of government and how we can reshape government and win at politics there. and then the kavanaugh fight cemented that. activism. of course, democrats are still trying to figure out, like, what that means for them as a party and that s where i think you have these 2020 democratic presidential candidates come in and say, why don t we have an open conversation about something that hasn t been done in centuries? it s really a reflection of how democrats have not been focussing on the court for so long and are now at risk of being out of power, the balance of power at the supreme court for years, maybe even a generation, depending on more retirements in the trump era, that they re having this conversation of, like,
business in the country. city councilman says it is high time waiver laws reflect the reality of the digital age. too many employees feel unspoken pressure to answer no matter what time email, call or text comes through. people are not billing over time for that. this is the time to have that real conversation of, at what point are our company exploiting workers? the big question whether the government s job to legislate email hours or cultural shift should really come from somewhere else. shannon. shannon: thank you very much. tonight midnight hero for the first responders at south metro fire rescue center in near centennial colorado. a dog named bree fell through the thin ice in a pond and could not get out. one of the members of the rescue team geared up in a wet suit, crawled through the freezing/and the rest of the team reeled them back in. bree so eager for dry ground, check it out, takes up by
it s difficult to have the conversation of, please, i cannot defend myself if i cannot prove myself to be truthful. in a different era, it would be political suicide to take the fifth. but this president has gained a great deal of political cover by building up this statement about a witch-hunt. the narrative being it s a rigged system. it can t be believed. giuliani is on this campaign as well. listen, i m taking the fifth not because i m guilty like the mop or hillary clinton s people, i m not going to take the fifth because it s not intended to be truthful or honest. and he may find a little cover under that. will the trump s base dessert is him for taking the fifth? absolutely not. there s a thing called historic predepartment and paoer departd.
them about having high levels of standards, right? not using your intelligence agencies to spy on political opponents. it s one of the first conversations we have especially with countries that are developing in some way, because a lot of times the political leaders will try and use the intelligence agencies to spy on their opponents to get economic information, to get dirty information about their opponents. and we always start with the conversation of, look, our intelligence services in the united states, we don t get involved in politics. and now after years and years of us saying that, i ve had to answer the question over the last week from multiple intelligence agencies of, you know, these are sometimes strong allies or close partners that are helping us track down isis and al-qaeda terrorists all over globe, and i have to sit there and explain, well, here s what happened. and, you know, then i have to say, look, we have a congress, we re trying to get to the bottom of it, but oth
the medical attention and they can keep going, things like dialysis. and now they re there and we are in a place where there is gas outages. this is a uniquely difficult evacuation process. it is hard to get people. you can get out of your house and go some where else. for a lot of people, it is hard. yeah. and i think ali, it will be important after the storm to do the deep dive on how well florida handled this storm and how well we can evacuate florida, period. right. reporter: that s an important conversation of. we never had to evacuate the entire state of florida from what s going to move from south to north. now knowing that it was to have two interstate that is we never opened the contra way as they do in texas. opening all lanes going out. you know florida never did that. why did florida never do that.