tuesdays a luxury resorts in florida and jamaica, and one standing invitation to an exclusive golf club overlooking the atlantic coast. nbc news reached out to justice calmest for comments on the report, but did not hear back. it is the new piece for site, my next guest just those kiss point to the creation of a cult of personality that was engineered from the top down. she writes quote, what has been allowed to happen with some of the justices at the supreme court is far more corrupt than mere pay to play. it s pear paid to create a myth of and infallibility. a lie that ultimately benefits both the pairs and the pace. joining me now is the author of that article, dahlia liz, wakes late senior editor, and miss rbc contributor, and new york times bestselling author of lady justice. welcome back to the show. you make the point in your article that justice thomas s
i think it makes the courts open a, gives us the impression that we know it s going on and i think we learn from it. jane, i know i was in your state in minnesota when the judge and the derek chauvin case and the murder of george floyd broke with the long-standing court rules in your state of minnesota and did decide that it was imperative that cameras belonged in the courtroom from gavel to gavel. this is something this will never did before. what would be the best argument for allowing cameras in the federal court case? i think in any case, any high-profile criminal case like this, first of all, to put a first amendment right to be there, the public does. it is not practical for most people to attend the trial. as a supreme court justice once said, we do not demand infallibility from our institutions, but it is unrealistic to expect us to have confidence in them if we cannot see what is being done.
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in the infallibility of the pope. [laughter] that we do have made a decision like that. but those our cherished moments in ilife and got me kind of close to him. i can t claim to be part of the inner circle or anything, but i guess being archbishop of new york and a cardinal and those three years i was president of the conference, that was during his pontificate. so i did get to spend some quiet time with him and some good conversations that i will never forget. personally, it is a moment of loss. i thought, when pope francis remember, last wednesday, he invited the world to be in prayer for pope benedict, who was dying. he used a beautiful word. he said pope benedict has sustained the church with his prayer, with his solitude, with his example, with his theological depth. he sustained the church, even as
but i do think that there it does show he is fallible and he has tried to create an image of infallibility within china. i think that has been lost. and so i think he has taken a very real hit. and the thing with the concentration of power in one man s hand, in the hands of a dictator like xi, he can t blame anyone else for his mistakes. in this case he has made tragic mistakes with the covid policies and now he is going to have to pay a price. bill: back to the report from the pentagon. the china military power report that comes out every year as compelled by congress is my understanding based on the information you gave us. it talked about the withdrawal from kabul in afghanistan. this is tough stuff, you know. they believe that beijing has used our failed withdrawal to convince world leaders and other allies that they re trying to recruit that the u.s. is not a