live. so much has happened it is hard to keep track of what is taking place this past five days. do you even remember all that has happened in the past few days? name them. what you did was ridiculous. all right. i will. the supreme court handing donald trump a great big no, sir on the plan that he could commit crimes and get away with them because a presidential immunity. there is the utter failure of house republicans doing the thing they really want to do, impeach this guy homeland secretary mayorkas on the border. on this vote to 14-216. the resolution is not adopted. there will be a do over next week and then the bipartisan border deal that is dead because you know who does not want and then to solve the problem before the general election. it is one of the worst, dumbest moves i have ever seen. i think it is totally dead in the house. we go back to the supreme court because they are siding with the former president and his fight to be on the ballot in colora
what nolan else is talking about, and what everyone should be. tonight on laura coates live nikki haley sitting down with at the breakfast club and taking her sharpest shots yet at one donald trump, calling him toxic, saying he lacks moral clarity. you may have heard about that, right? did you hear about what she said the topic turned to races in america again? well, here it for yourself. can you estimate that america is systemically and structurally racist country? culture has a lot to do with it, right? it s more of, if you look at that, how do you fix it, right all men are created equal, no, they weren t, because we relate with three fifths of a human, black people were. we made that wrong right, and we have more rights we have to do systemically and structurally, you think america is racist? not the people, not everybody in america i don t think america is racist. we have racism in america, and i think we have cultural issues. is that a tri
longer dove. we are looking at the people and issues on the ballot, and potentially the game-changing 2024 elections. i will be joined by she has already made history in congress, and could do it again if she wins the senate in the regroup, who expected the barbie movie to cause an international dispute? why this has china, vietnam and welcome to the real world, barbie girl. i have something to say. at this hour, president joe biden is making his way to the world stage. starting his international tour with a visit to king charles and united kingdom, and a meeting with the british prime minister tomorrow. the president heads to vilnius for a tour of the north atlantic treaty organization, also known as nato. this could impact world history itself. with russia s war on ukraine just passing the 500 day mark, and the world still reeling from a short-lived but impactful rebellion against vladimir putin, the stakes are higher than high. on wednesday, president biden will addres
nikki haley is sitting down at the breakfast club and taking her sharpest shots yet at one donald trump, calling him toxic, saying he lacks moral clarity. you may have heard about that. but did you hear what she said when the topic turned to racism in america again? well, hear it for yourself. can you admit that america is systemically and structurally a racist culture? i think culture has a lot to do with it, right? when you look at it, how do you fix it? all men are created equal. no, they weren t. we made that wrong right. we have more rights we have to do. so, systemically and structurally, you think america is racist. not the people, not everybody in america? i think we have racism in america. and i think we have cultural issues. that s a trick question. when nikki haley failed to answer the question, if there is a correct question, what was the cause of the civil war? well, that s the question. and there is an actual answer. it s slavery. did she get it ri
case after liberal justice brown jackson recused herself. all conservative justices siding with the majority. they decided both programs do violate the 14th amendment equal protection clause and therefore unlawful. shannon bream, chief legal correspondent is watching it for us. this is a big day. we look back 19 years ago. in 2003 justice sandra day o connor was the swing or deciding vote in what was a landmark supreme court case over race. perhaps the most divisive social, political and cultural issue in the country s history. fast forward to today. tell us about the conservative court majorities blocking colleges using race as part of the admissions process. this case came from a group of asian-american students part of the emphasis saying we re being harmed by the way the race is being used in admissions processes. justice gorsuch during the arguments about this policy said what are you supposed to tell asian american applicants who have coaches telling them try to hide