consequential day. one of the interesting points i picked up on was scott stewart was very adeptly able to put cases in a different bucket and what i mean by that is alberta v hodges, and he put this in this bucket and said those are clear bright line rules. notice there is no confusion in the lower courts on these two cases. he said separate from that, look at roe v. wade and casey. judges are deciding from a place of their own conscience, not from a place from rule of law. it was interesting to hear him so adeptly be able to separate those types of cases. harris: we saw politics within the politics, they don t want to talk about politics but that kind of do. so how do you think that what you see now is reflective in the what trump was trying to do? it s interesting because you put a supreme court justice on the court and you don t know how
david amess and that memorial ceremony. i m nowjoined by speaker of the house, sir lindsay hoyle, who was a friend ? and of course colleague of sir amess. yes, a mix of emotions, the tributes were absolute break absolutely captured the tributes absolutely captured the tributes absolutely captured david because he brought all politics together. once again today, we saw politics being brought together, stood together, united in ourfight together, stood together, united in our fight against together, stood together, united in ourfight against terrorism. together, stood together, united in our fight against terrorism. just what david would have stood for and he is that kind of person who you could rely on. i would say he was a great friend to me, a great supporter to me and i ve got to say it was a tragic loss but actually it was bringing people there and the way that people are speaking about david. everyone was moved in the cathedral today without doubt. we have all lost a great