reality tv based. i love the inventing ana. i love the interview because you know most people can t speak to her. even the shows and series people have, there are drawings of her, there s drawings from her in jail. now this is actually right in the thick of things. it was a great interview. thank you so much. i don t think if you picked it up i m not really sure i m buying what you re selling. but we ll see. i think the phrase is you weren t picking up what was being put down. we ll see. she has a chance now to do her thing. let s see what she does. let s see what she does and i think we ll probably get a show out of it. i wouldn t be surprised maybe there was another angle to pursue. maybe that s the next one. thanks so much. great show as always. good evening, everyone. look, this is cnn tonight. i m laura coates. allison is off tonight. we ll see her again soon. we are going to keep our conversation going with panels across the political spectrum. this is a day
thanks so much for joining us tonight, i ll be back tomorrow night with republican congressman adam kinzinger. he is on the january 6th select committee. this will be his first interview following tomorrow s interview. that will be the last one. that is tomorow night at 9:00 eastern, until then you can follow me on facebook, instagram, and twitter tik tok at jake tapper. our coverage continues now with laura coates. laura coates, did you see, i know you are a big fan, did you see the interview with anna delvey aka anna? i did, i look forward to anything that is reality tv based. i can think of someone having a disguise. i love the inventing anna, i love the interview because most people can t speak to her, even the shows and series that people have, there are drawings of her. there are now, this is actually in the thick of things. it was a great interview. thank you so much, i don t know if you picked up, i m not really sure i m buying what she is selling. we will see
Parliament. Mps began two days of debate on the bill triggering our formal exit from the European Union. We voted to give the people a chance to determine the future referendum. Now we must fulfil our side to deliver on the result. Scottish nationalists say they will vote against the bill. One conservative says he willjoin them, rejecting the idea that exit will be good for trade. Apparently you follow the rabbit down the hole and emerge in wonderland. Also, are concerns about prisons falling on deaf ears . And debate about Donald Trumps ban on some was in countries entering the us. It is divisive and wrong. Muslim. The big brexit debate. The first day of discussion on the bill following the process of leaving the eu. They will finish their debate and vote on wednesday. The government was forced to bring in the bill after losing a case in the Supreme Court when the governments intention that ministers alone should be able to start the process was challenged by campaigners who said it s
opportunity to appear before the senate because senator mcconnell held up the nomination for the better part of a year. president trump nominates amy cohen barrett and she goes through the speed lane and in a matter of weeks she s on the supreme court. that makes people cynical. when justices appear before the senate and say roe v. wade is settled law, now they didn t say doug jones was on my podcast, theax files podcast this weekend. he said i think people heard what they wanted to hear. just because it was settled law didn t mean they weren t going to overturn it, but the implication is it s settled law. when you re there to just rule on the law and this is not a political process, then don t act in political ways. you only think it s political because it didn t come out the way you wanted. no, that s not true. the court is not static.
the election was over. a whole year, a bomb it was not able to appoint somebody. all of that it s not so much the polls that scott is talking about, it s really the court and its moral authority. once you start getting away from acting like a court and start basically giving what people perceive as political pronouncements, that s when you get into trouble. i want to raise two points. i don t want to be too provocative with my friend here. part of the cynicism and part of the polarization, and part of the sense of all this, stems from the fact that president obama appointed merrick garland to the supreme court. he was never even allowed a hearing. he was never given an opportunity to appear before the senate because the senate mcconnell how that the nomination for the better part of a year. president trump nominates amy coney barrett, and she goes to the speed sign in a matter of weeks, she is on the supreme