we know where they would come out. we know where they would come out. and they have a fear that the chief justice roberts for reason of his own. but perhaps the private right to sue was going to establish that. let s fight another day on another issue. what is this tell you. will he be the swing court on this. i think he we have already been seen that. in the carpenter case. he is trying to make a consensus they will bring some more liberals onto the decision. if you take one more break. sayi sayi so capital one is building something completely new. capital one cafes.
predict that gets the prize. you were talking about the asians are the most academically competitive because the academic culture at home is so strong and yet a large percentage ofnt asians are sayi, well don t call us model minority. we want to be people of color, against white you have a lot of asians that are voting democratic that actually support racial preferences in i universities. because even though it acts against them asians are ones that are most most penalized by racial practices. slow down there you don t see that at harvard. the asian community or part of it is challenging. a small channel but challenging emission at harvard becausere discriminated against but not based on merit and so this is a problem. for that community but i don t even like this kind of talk. that community, that we so dehumanize humanity.
better place. okay. thank you very much. and how do you thank you very much. how do you square that circle? well, i cannot square if circle, bun of the things that rod rosenstein did and precise ly the right thing to do was to seek the ethics advice of the p professionals within the office, and so to the extent that the president is tweet iing or sayi that he is conflicted the career department officials have looked at what rod said and knows and wrote and decided that he can remain in the case which is frankly looking like good thing for the rule of law. and is he the still in charge of the probe or matt whitaker? the person who runs the department of justice is matt whitaker, but the deputy attorney general is overseeing everything, and he or she is the chief operating operator of the office, and so even if he has the official sign-off, rosenstein is overseeing the investigation.
at 4:01 central time. sayi paying respects. a service at st. martin s episcopal. this is the second service following the service yesterday in washington. for more on that, here is jessica dean. reporter: good morning, dave and christine. we are here at the st. martin episcopal church where george herbert walker bush will lie in repose until 6:00. we are asking people to drive to a nearby church and walk through security and board buses and brought here. that has been an important thing for many people in the community to do. the bush family attended the church for some 50 years. they are familiar faces in the neighborhood and church. their home is not far from this location over my shoulder. it is important for the community to pay respects to president bush. at 10:00 a.m. central time is when the second funeral will
pieces with nancy and geoff who remain in washington. i think we re watching old video of u.n. ambassador nikki haley. we recently saw her on stage at the summit a few weeks ago. she has been somebody who s been important in the foreign policy sphere and didn t also get along with the former secretary of state rex tillerson. change of tone with mike pompeo. yes. also noting she wasn t always a supporter of donald trump. at one time she said the people of her state were embarrassed by donald trump and she responded with her own tweet sayi sayinsaying @dunl saying @donaldtrumpblessyour