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democrats, (202) 748-8000. .ndependents, (202) 748-8002 you composed your comments on facebook.spanwj or on we will start with the front page of the washington times. their headlines of what president obama announced yesterday. is the latesture obama plan to get snubbed from the gop. republican said they would not entertain the president s plan to move terrorist to the mainland. they said they would not rule out closing the military prison through executive action. return to you about the idea of closing down guantanamo bay. is it a good one? first, let s show you what the president had to say yesterday, outlining his arguments for the reasons the reasons for closing down guantanamo bay. pres. obama: it is counterproductive for our efforts against terrorism because they use it as propaganda. it drains military resources, with nearly 450 million dollars spent last year alone to keep it running. more than $200 million in additional costs to keep it open going forward ....
court seat. we will look at what his death means for the future of the court and this is presidential race as well as scalia s judicial record from backing the citizens united campaign finance decision to striking down parts of the voting rights act at which he called perpetuation of racial entitlement. i think it is a true bit of, very likely to be double, the phenomenon that is called perpetuation of racial entitlement. it has been written about, whenever society adopts racial entitlements, it is very difficult to get out of them to the normal political process. amy: plus, we will discuss the latest republican debate, where donald trump accused george bush of lying to invade iraq. all of that and more coming up. , welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. supreme court justice antonin scalia has died at the age of 79. for nearly 30 years, scalia was the leading conservative force on the bench, known among other things, f ....
and a timely vote. amy: was saturday s death of justice antonin scalia, the most important conservative voice on the court in decades, the nation may be heading into a constitutional crisis. senate republicans are vowing to block president obama from filling scalia class supreme court seat. we will look at what his death means for the future of the court and this is presidential race as well as scalia s judicial record from backing the citizens united campaign finance decision to striking down parts of the voting rights act at which he called perpetuation of racial entitlement. i think it is a true bit of, very likely to be double, the phenomenon that is called perpetuation of racial entitlement. it has been written about, whenever society adopts racial entitlements, it is very difficult to get out of them to the normal political process. amy: plus, we will discuss the latest republican debate, where donald trump accused george bush of lying to invade iraq. all of tha ....
amy: was saturday s death of justice antonin scalia, the most important conservative voice on the court in decades, the nation may be heading into a constitutional crisis. senate republicans are vowing to block president obama from filling scalia class supreme court seat. we will look at what his death means for the future of the court and this is presidential race as well as scalia s judicial record from backing the citizens united campaign finance decision to striking down parts of the voting rights act at which he called perpetuation of racial entitlement. i think it is a true bit of, very likely to be double, the phenomenon that is called perpetuation of racial entitlement. it has been written about, whenever society adopts racial entitlements, it is very difficult to get out of them to the normal political process. amy: plus, we will discuss the latest republican debate, where donald trump accused george bush of lying to invade iraq. all of that and more coming u ....
rock opening the sunday night ceremony in los angeles. hollywood s biggest night had to share the spotlight with way cuts and a sharp tongued host which all brought the attention to the lack of diversity. we will speak with rashad robinson and hector becerra. his recent article headlined, in this town, it is as if hollywood tries to not cast latinos. first, the south carolina. despite what you hear, we don t need to make america great again. america has never stopped being great. but we do need to make america whole again. walls, we building need to be tearing down barriers. amy: voters in south carolina s democratic primary saturday backed presidential candidate hillary clinton with a staggering 73.5% of the vote. african-americans favored clinton over sanders by more than six to one while white voters narrowly preferred her as well. we will get reaction as well as hesitance to disavow david duke. reasons racism is still alive. we will speak with ari berman, author ....