deity of sorts. and yet she disrupted the myth that you had to be but one thing in order to be a supreme court justice. her background in the commission. her background as a public defender. her background in a trial courtroom. her background as a district court and a d.c. circuit court judge. all of these things tell you that 99.999% of all of the cases of the supreme court will hear are not just the ones that get in the headlines, but those that profoundly impact the day-to-day in america of everyday people and to hear about this notion that the fraternal order of police also supporting the notion that this is somebody as a defender and proponent of civil rights an fair sentencing and due process, i hope that she will get the benefit of the due process that she s attempt the to secure for the presumed innocent, because certainly after that resume, after that speech, she ought to be presumed, this next supreme court justice in the united states of america. abby, the president said t
deciding on the details of the next package of sanctions, and switching over when necessary to look over those supreme court quart files and decides, and shoes, in all of this, his next supreme court justice. yeah, lawrence, having spent eight years in the white house, one of the most difficult things, probably the most difficult things about the presidency is, he s not just working on the issues that we are thinking and talking about. he has to think and work on everything. and, so at the same time that he is clearly engaged in a lot of time commitments around this russia, ukraine, crisis. talking to find leaders, meeting with his national security team, getting intelligence briefings. he s also doing incredibly consequential things, like selecting the supreme court justice, he s preparing to give a state of the union address next week. and that s why this job is so difficult, because you have to multitask to the extreme.
on the supreme court belies the facts, belies the history, belies the basic truth. ainsley: they are still mad because merrick garland. brian: you think so? ainsley: if the roles were reversed they would have done the same thing. they are still mad so so they don t want this next supreme court justice to make it through. the problem with the nuclear what is it called? ed: option. ainsley: if they used it it can get flipped around. ed: you know you are in trouble when even cher. dems, the maker garland ship has sailed. let it go. or do you want some cheese to go with your whine? this wreaks of desperation. when you have lost cher, you are in trouble, democrats. ainsley: probably the biggest celebrity does not like donald trump. rosie o donnell. cher was like right underneath her. brian: put meryl streep in the