like what they see from kavanaugh so far? yeah, that s my reading, paul, i do agree that collins and murkowski have basically decide today vote for brett kavanaugh and if they can get nomination to a vote he s going through. but i think we should understand something about the democratic opposition, it doesn t have much of anything to do with brett kavanaugh. their opposition to donald trump s supreme court nominees is generic, he could have appointed, named any one of the 25 people on his list and they would be fighting the same sort of opposition as they are right now. i think mainly become about animating the progressive base, they will use the nomination hearing to do that, to try to paint judge kavanaugh as right-wing nut and he s not going to come across that way, he s going to come across like nile gorsuch as interesting member of judiciary. paul: kim, you raised point of executive power, what if robert
years as excuse to obstruct. anyone on that list of 25 or any conservative and the same reaction would have been there. an hour later, not even an hour later and blood is running in the streets according to these people, remember that the same crowd, people for the american way, they said that justice sutter was going to overturn roe v. wade. we have been hearing this. it s not down to merrick garland. you have been hearing the hysteria, overreaction dating back before. well they got it wrong and it s the boy who cried wolf. carley: when nile gorsuch was up for high court, 40 democrats opposed confirmation. rob: right, also breaking right now ambulance spotted leaving thailand cave where divers are going into trying to save the kids. here is a live look at the scene where rescue crews are attempt to go reach the rest of the soccer team, four more players
decide the fate of any supreme court nominee. you remember last year, 3 democrats voted to confirm nile gorsuch and all three are up for reelection in november. now, we will find out who the president is nominating tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern in prime time, can t wait to tune into that. carley: for sure. rob: later we analyze all four top picks, gar yet, thank you so much. president trump getting ready to wheel and deal with allies as he begins trip to europe tomorrow. he first heads to brussels where he will focus on getting nato to cough up fair share of defense spending. after that president trump will visit england and prime minister theresa may amid large-scale protest in the nation. final stop, much anticipated summit with russian president trump, busy week. secretary of state mike pompeo head to abu dabi after weekend
will vote if john mccain is vote, 50-49 senate. one republican senator can discus the fate of any supreme court nominee. you remember last year, three democrats vote today confirm nile gorsuch and all three for reelection in presidents state that is president trump won. the president is expected to introduce nominee to the country tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern and prime time address. we will be watching and much more. thank you so much, garrett. president trump getting ready to tale with the u.s. allies as he begins big european trip tomorrow. he first heads to brussels for annual nato summit where he will focus other nations to pick up defense spending. after president trump will visit england and theresa may and final stop finland for much anticipated summit with russian
pushing nomination through the senate. he seems to like either hardiman who you just talked about or the next nomination potential which is raymond kethledge to be nominated because he says these two both are the least political. he says he has the best chance of pushing the two through. cel us about kethledge. so kethledge very experienced. served on court of appeals for more than a decade. he has weighed in on a number of hot-button issues like immigration but he s one of the candidates that there s less on him or less background in areas such as abortion or affirmative action, but one thing we know about kethledge, he s known as a real strong fantastic writer and he could join gorsuch as kind of a strong opponent the chevron doctrine, the nonlawyers out there, you know, this is doctrine that requires judges to