come of the questions are sort of, so you really believe in the bible, that is the tone a lot of people felt like she was getting. i was wondering, are we still in america? it used to be that we said we didn t want a person to establish a particular religion. now it seems like people like a senator from san francisco would say, you re acceptable only if you have no religion whatsoever. that is absurd. at the supreme court, five are catholic, three are jews, and one is an episcopalian. one could argue that we ought to have an even helical. i don t care what the religious background is, i want the constitution is, i want someone who approaches the job with a very clear understanding that it s not their job to bring their personal views to their decisions, but it s their job to look at what the words of the constitution say. now they can to separate from it. i am refreshed that amy coney barrett is a person who takes her faith seriously. good for her.
nice try. 30 million. 29 million. at 26 million. better luck next wedding. i have nothing else to say. kimberly: you just promoted and congratulated yourself. somehow he turns it into a watters world segment. juan, you loved it, didn t you? juan: i didn t watch a moment. but subsequent to that and keeping with the ratings you re talking about, everybody was talking about this. especially i think in the black community in this country. there was real interest in the idea that you would have a black princess, and so you get people like oprah there, serena. they played the music. the music resonated. my minister yesterday was talking, i am an episcopalian, so michael curry, the preacher is an episcopalian. talked about dr. king on what dr. king meant by love. this resonated greatly. i m hearing about this at church and then i went to the baseball game yesterday and i heard about
commonwealth. meghan markle converted to the church she had to do it. strictly converting because i thought she was roman catholic. she was episcopalian. as we look at the middletons. we should talk about going into this system for an outsider. they re middle class, but they re in the social circles. the but i ve heard people referring to carol middleton, sa flight attendant. i think for americans it s again, that s pippa middleton. class is such an issue. class is this. and that s what i was trying to say. i mean, even an american is a class in britain. the assumption about you as an
entire hill is, you know, thinking about this man in the terms of the small place where they work and really lion izing the contributions he s made. republicans are so angry at the white house for this. john has lived a life of service. they are upset about the leaks. he is an american hero, he is a states man, and he is somebody who deserves respect. at this point, this is the wrong cross to die on. this is a ridiculous position for the white house to stick with. they need to apologize. i could hear my fellow episcopalian. you want to jump in there? there is an old rule, you have to pick which hill to die on. is this really the hill the trump white house wants to take bullets on? you just made a really interesting point, which is they re not calling this fake news, which is interesting. you know, and so i think part of it is they feel if they
i guess if you were a dictator, the first thing you would want to do is take away people s right to say what they think and take away their right to defend themselves. the first two amendments to the bill of rights is trump doing i m sorry, his opponents on working on that invalidating and repealing those amendments. maybe this is transference, i m guessing? well, i think the issue here though is he opened his campaign out like in a very authoritarian way. let s call somebody else a bad name. mexicans are rapists, right? so let s point out what is wrong with other people, focus on muslim ban. can t allow them into the country. that is an authoritarian move. reaching to the other, pointing to them and reaching into our dark places. i don t like that any bit. on the first amendment side he wants to strengthen defamation laws to make it easier to suit press. tucker: i would say the phrases you describe would fall under the heading of rudeness, being impolite. look, i m not going to