fairly in the case before them. so i think we are more likely to see support of people who have a background that they feel like they can trust. and these judges have been on the district court before so they have a long record of trying cases that include judge brown, judge chai old, the judge hall pier that will be the debate. the actual cases they decide and for those judges a significant history to look back on. carley: you know outside of military national security decisions, i can t think more important choice the president has other than to make a supreme court nominee. it will likely be a progressive woman. what does that mean for the direction of our country? you know, in a lot of ways because justice breyer s seat and whoever comes into the role will fill that seat, we will not likely see significant changes with jurisprudence of the court. it might change the courts dynamic. one of the things you talked
rule how they want to. todd: keep that in mind, yes, this person will probably be far left liberal but replacing a liberal. it does not change the numbers on the court. it could influence the dynamic. but i have to disagree with you. i don t like disagreeing with you. carley: it wasn t me that said it. todd: i m not disagreeing with kim strassel but i don t think if you went in the heartland and some issues they may care about the supreme court but if i am a sine mother, single father or a married father, married mother trying to figure out how do i get through today, i don t know if replacing the liberal justice on the supreme court has top of mind. that is why i think it is important for republicans to not lose sight of that. keep the focus on the administration and their inability to do what needs to be done for kitchen table issues. carley: there is polling that has come out about who cares about supreme court nominees. typically, it is republicans
warmer air force enlisted member who served on the district court there and been there for a while. very interesting candidate. and actually the only graduate from hbcu, and then kruger, harvard graduate who s been on the conference supreme court for a little bit. we have four black female nominees very interesting candidates. i think inside baseball for suggesting it might be brown because she was elevated and we will see. i do think judge hall up in brooklyn. todd: is there anything in the list at the top people in jurisprudence or in their writings that really concerns you? look come i think what you can expect from this administration, something that fits the mold appear they are looking for a sound liberal to replace stephen breyer. i think what conservatives are going to want is apply the law
arrest warrants, put me on a flight. todd: and they have to deal with the immigration crisis. going on a flight like we said at the top, not actually going to the southern border, no time to do that, but instead going to honduras to celebrate with the newly elected socialist leader of that country. in administration there and honduras accused of having anti-semitic ties. it is a one-day trip and she s going down and back. keep that in mind no hard work at our border but time to go support a socialist. carley: and boarding a flight to honduras, 20 minutes we will have live image of that coming up as well. todd: turning to senate lawmakers over to have president biden with supreme court justice stephen breyer. carley: the controversial plan to select his nominee, doug, good morning. good morning, the one thing missing from all of this at the moment is confirmation that
stephen breyer is actually retiring. he hasn t said anything about this but we expect that may come as early as today. the associated press and stephen breyer will appear with president biden to announce his departure, his retirement. it is not clear how this leak happened yesterday, but breyer has been under an immense pressure from democrats to step down and ensure a liberal replacement. as a report began to circulate yesterday, the president reacted to. there has been no announcement for justice breyer. let him make whatever statement he s going to make. i will be happy to talk about it later. the white house confirms the president will follow through on his campaign pledge to only consider black women for the seats. the president has stated and reiterated his commitment to nominating a black woman to the supreme court. and certainly stands by that. and there are a number of names circulating, especially two of the very top federal appeals court judge jackson and