barely any time left in the term. looming decisions on trump s immunity claims, gun rights and a host of other issues. plus, a birthday reunion. the gop embraing trump in his first visit to capitol hill since the january 6th riot, but will his comments from yesterday come back to bite him? and later, a chance for peace or a nonstarter, president putin outlining his conditions for peace talks with ukraine. is it a genuine offer? it is 10:00 eastern, and i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. we begin at the supreme court where in just moments we will get at least one more decision from the nine justices after a big decision yesterday on abortion medication. there are still 26 undecided cases this term. let s go right to nbc news washington correspondent yamiche alcindor outside the court for us, yamiche, what do we know? what are we waiting on? reporter: well, good morning, ana, we are waiting on 26 cases. we have a number of cases dealing with a number of big issues
Buddies who support the policies of donald trump. the last thing those people are extremists. they know they are not extremists. now they are being called that i think the left is hoping continue to tim date people. brian, you mentioned it 22-0 record of donald trump and those endorse. s is a reflex of people felt like by voting for j.d. vance they had a chance to vote for donald trump and demonstrated their support for him. ainsley: or at least his policies. pete: or at least his policies which are still reverberating today. the reason that draft opinion came out, three supreme court justices who he said who he believed were pro-life put on the supreme court. that s what people voted for. somebody who knows a little bit about the maga movement, lara trump was on our program earlier and she talked about what does it really represent? in case joe biden is interested in who the maga crowd is? ainsley, these are people ha love america. they get up in the morning. they go to work. th
The political mudslinging over ginsburg s death and what is next. here to join us chad pergram who knows capitol hill like no other. the strategizing is starting on the right and the left. let me start with the democrats. democrats in the senate held a conference call to figure out what to do, they they would try to oppose this nominee. chuck schumer said anything is on the table, including possibly trying to eliminate a filibuster if democrats get in control of the senate next year. jerry nadler has proposed possibly expanding the size of the supreme court. democrats want to remind voters if there is a conservative justice put on the supreme court. they will try to undercut obamacare and roe versus wade.
Divided court. we have a liberal block, four justices all appointed by democratic presidents. ginsburg, sotomayor and kagan. and a conservative block, thomas, alito, gorsuch and kavanaugh. the last two by donald trump. chief justice roberts is a conservative, no question about it. he worked for george h.w. bush, put on the supreme court by george w. bush, a record of voting primarily conservative. he s unpredictable. most notably when obamacare, affordable care act came up in 2012, he shocked everybody by swinging over and vote with the liberal bloc which upheld it 5-4. he s been trending a little more to the left. he s very aware of his legacy. i think the chief justice does not want to be known as the chief justice who presided over the split of the court into strict ideological factions. the citizenship question on the census is coming up soon. supreme court weighing in on
Be a hearing. if that s the case, then obviously the vote will be delayed. what is the impact of that? where does mitch mcconnell stand on this? where does the chairman of the committee stand on it? you know, jim vandehei, most importantly for kavanaugh s fate, where do the women who identified themselves as pro choice women who were already having a hard time with this vote, where do they stand on providing a woman a hearing who i guess a better way to say it is how do they politically not stand in the way of a vote? how do they not demand a hearing for a woman who claims that she was afraid she was going to be killed by a judge who if he s put on the supreme court will be, of course, the deciding vote