As well as the Supreme Court. Celebrating its 20th year, of celebrating and shaping legal debate, nurturing the next generation of lawyers, judges, and advocates, and ensuring that the law is a force to improve the lives of all people. Now, in this year, we are focusing on our and this anniversary on our constitutions founding failures. When it comes to Race And Equality in this country. Like all things that matter in the lives of americans, the courts have a tremendous impact with a now deeply conservative federal bench and as we face the growing proliferation of state laws that restrict access to the Ballot Box and seek to roll back reproductive rights. Calls for reforming both the Supreme Court and the lower federal courts have grown in number and volume. Many of the reform proposals are promising. We at acs want to make sure we lift those up and have them thoroughly considered. We know that something has to be done. Something has to be done soon. What is possible in the current pol
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ellipse side of the white house. that bombing is why all the streets closed around the white house to begin with. sam ford is live near the executive mansion to explain why for us. sam? sam: the secret service says it is after a review of the new security measures following a number of jumpers and attempted jumpers at the white house. as you can see, the secret service agent is there. people are no longer able to go up against is that fence. they are all over here. trying to see from the area they can see taking pictures because of the new restrictions. secret service posted signs restricting access. no more walking along the fence behind the white house. officers directed the visitors past two roadways to another sidewalk on the ellipse. so far we haven t seen anything. we sides a fence, that is part of the white house. that is it. secret service police temporarily restricted the pedestrian access to pennsylvania avenue in front of the white house to lafayette park.
who has made his way to wisconsin. our reporting this hour comes from roberts and the latest from the still. but first let s bring in assistant u.s. attorney and fox news contributor. good monday to you. mitch mcconnell may walk out at any moment. how much news do you think will be made when the senators start talking? i think what we re going to hear is what we ve heard for most of the weekend which is each side mutually accusing the other of hypocrisy. that shouldn t be surprising, but what it should tell us by now is that what this essentially is under the camouflage of a legal issue is really a political issue. there are two rules and that s really it. the president has the power to make a supreme court appointment, and the senate has the power to consent to the appointment. and that s really the end of it, and the fact that people have had shifting positions over time isn t because they are unprincipled. it s because it s a political issue and where they come out depen
brutal fight over her replacement, which has been going on almost since the moment she died just one week ago. tomorrow we re expected to learn the name of president trump s supreme court nominee. but today, today the focus remains on the life and service of the one and only ruth bader ginsburg. i want to bring in garrett haake. he s on capitol hill. and nbc s peter alexander at the white house. garrett, what will we see today? stephanie, this will get under way around 9:30 when the justice s casket will be moved from the supreme court here to the capitol. she ll lie in state in statuary hall on the house side of the building. this will be a straightforward ceremony and shorter perhaps than i think what we ve gotten used to seeing here. we only expect to hear from the speaker of the house and from a rabbi, the same rabbi who spoke at the sproupreme court. this will be a private ceremony in the age of covid-19 and the coronavirus. invite only opportunity for members of congr