nominee will advance to the full vote in the senate and it won t matter ultimately showing a full vote in the senate. as we know all the democrats will vote for her and she s got the extra republican vote from susan collins. by all accounts, that won t matter ultimately. todd: keisha you looked at the reversal rate over time and decisions reversed on appeal. what did you find? we found her reversal rate was somewhere about 11%. and we found that in her time as district court judge, she was reversed by d.c. court of appeals and what is really astonishing about that is the majority of the judges in the district court of appeals are democrats and so the democrats with her opinions went too far where ultimately abuse of discretion. you said we can t expect critical race theorist to send
todd: senate judiciary committee set to vote with precourt nominee kentanji brown jackson with confirmation vote as early as thursday. republican members of the senate have been outspoken with their concerns surrounding president biden s nominee. listen. she is a pretty extreme person in terms of judging. nice person personally, but she s out there when it comes to judging. and to support is a lockdown appointment. this is a serious issue to interpret the law and how it will be applied. if she is confirmed, she will be the most liberal justice of all nine, the most liberal justice to ever serve on the u.s. supreme court. ashley: joining us now, keisha russell first liberty institute. keisha, this vote to split 11-11, what would that look like and is that used a lot in these types of situations? will, what will happen is the
biological man to do to a biological advantage. it is not fair to have these women try to make up for that advantage no amount of training will make up for biological differences. that is different things but that has to come first and also secondary to delusional reality. we know and statistically are taller with a larger wingspan and lung capacity. this is important when we talk about physical activities such as sports. todd: it is so frightening to see what the playing field is for women five, ten years. this has happened very, very quickly for those participating in a collegiate level day in and day out. it seems it is scary what the next years will bring. alexa thank you for your time. we thank you very much. thank you so much. todd: and a former running for senate this november said the issue of fairness and women sports and parents rights could
been a fighter. melania and i send our thoughts and prayers to senator mccain, cindy, and their entire family. get well soon. there are lots of thoughts for senator john mccain. we add our own to those in which him the very best in the road ahead. melissa: absolutely, our thoughts and prayers with the whole family and our dear friend meghan mccain as well. in fact, the senator just tweeted about 11 minutes ago, saying i greatly appreciate the outpouring of support, unfortunately for my sparring partners in congress, i ll be back soon. so standby. that certainly is good news, great to hear from him. heather: absolutely. in the meantime, we are learning some new information about former trim campaign manager, paul manafort which could implement his testimony in front of the senate judiciary committee set for next week on russia s attempted meddling and the 26 election. the near times reporting that paul manafort was in debt to
if you can t afford your medication, astra zeneca may be able to help. the senate judiciary committee set to vote tomorrow on president trumps supreme court nominee, is a tossup as to whether a two thirds majority will vote to approve when his nomination goes to the full senate. some 36 democrats are currently eight know about. only three democrats have committed to voting for the judge. another ten around decided. the southeast bracing for more nasty weather. a storm system is rumbling toward texas through louisiana,