brett: u.s. prosecutors obtained 72 indictment in colfax case but won 3 convictions none for murder. just conspiracy, and supreme court overturned those convictions. more and more, people did not care. the. >> the white population in the north, had some misgivings about conferring suffrage on former slaves, without support of northern whites you will not be able to sustain reconstruction. brett: a bubble in railroad stocks bursts, triggering a wall street crash, panic of 1873 was known at great depression. until 1929 took that title. >> panic of 1873 detracts the nation, people are concerned about their immediate economic well being that under cuts any attention that people can pay to other issues. >> 1874 democrats are sensing it's time to take back control politically in midterm there are major allegations of suppression. >> put yourself in place of someone in the black belt of georgia, south carolina, alabama, mississippi, louisiana. if you have a fair election, you will be drowned. because th

remember how we took the office from brett. >> dana: at the same time? >> greg: british office is so much better but they only did 12 episodes. >> jesse: i disagree >> geraldo: keenen thompson is in this my favorite saturday night live comedian. >> of all the comedians? geraldo i give you permission to that back. >> jesse: i met him -- not all the comedians in the world. >> dana: oh he met him. that's the standard if geraldo met you then it's the favorite. do you know he met elvis and we don't meet costello. >> greg: he met costello in a berlin bathroom. >> dana: and also elvis >> geraldo: and my dog was named elvis. >> judge jeanine: did elvis meet elvis? >> great question. >> dana: who is on first, is his name elvis? one more thing is up next. as someone with hearing loss i know what a confusing and frustrating experience getting hearing aids can be, that's why i founded lively. high quality hearing aids with all of the features you need and none of the hassle. lively offers bluetooth connected, fda approved hearing aids delivered to your door, sold at

brett favre. >>> and a historic expansion at united airlines. >> liv >>> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >>> and good evening it's a busy news night, and we'll get to the breaking news from boeing in just minutes as our reporters are still combing through this quite extraordinary indictment >>> first tonight, we have big vaccine news today a million more americans are now one step closer to getting a covid booster shot an fda advisory panel voted unanimously to recommend an extra dose, a half dose, actually, for certain people who got moderna's vaccine. that includes americans 65 and older and adults at high risk because of either their medical conditions or their jobs these are the same groups that are eligible right now for a pfizer booster the panel's recommendation comes as the delta variant is still posing issues in some regions but overall, new data shows this pandemic may be starting to retreat. johns hopkins reports we're now averaging about 89,000 new ca

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brett favre isn't charged with any crime or any wrongdoing. but if he doesn't pay all of that money back within 30 days now, he could face a civil lawsuit. we reached out to favre's agent for a response and haven't heard back, but i do want to turn to ashton pitman now, senior reporter for the mississippi free press ashton, thanks this, the largest embezzlement scheme in state history. how did this slip by the state in the first place >> right so the federal funds, those are given to states in block grants. states have discretion over how they spend it. so the head of the mississippi department of human services at the time, don davis, he actually authorized millions to be transferred to these nonprofits, and he's since been indicted for this but the money he authorized, be transferred to the nonprofits, the woman who was the director of the nonprofits, the founder, she used those millions for a lot of different purposes, and one of those was to pay celebrities for speaking engagements that they actually never showed up to one of those celebri

chris: we should point out, brett, that ro khanna is a progressive. so the idea of a wealth tax that was proposed in the last campaign by elizabeth warren, he's pretty satisfied with, unfortunately as we said senator warner, a member of the senate finance committee, the tax writing committee and much more moderate has not favored this idea at all and i guess i'm just astonished at the idea that after months and months of you could say years of moderates or centrists like joe biden talking about raise rates on people making more than $500,000 a year, corporations going up from 21% to 25 or 26%, suddenly all of that seems to be out the window and we're talking about a tax on 700 billionaires that's not been tried, not even in the u.s., but best we could see has never been tried anywhere. >> or the constitutionality of it and there will be challenges to it. this is like a giant game of jenga, legislative jenga, you pull out one block and you've got to pull out another block and the whole thing could tumble. i'm told we're a long way from this all coming

>> announcer: tonight, on "late night with seth meyers," blake shelton, star of "ted lasso," actor brett goldstein, music from cuco, featuring the 8g band with barrett martin and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. let's get to the news. senate majority leader chuck schumer spoke yesterday on the senate floor and said that the u.s. is getting, quote, "dangerously close to hitting the debt ceiling," which is scary, because there's never been a group of people less likely to spontaneously raise the roof president biden had lunch today with vice president kamala harris and even that bill couldn't get figured out [ laughter ] in a new interview, ex-un ambassador nikki haley said that she calls former president trump a friend while trump calls her linda. [ laughter ] the u.s. capitol police yesterday forcibly removed a man from a suspicious suv parked outside of the supreme court they knew something was off when the back window didn't have this sticker on it. that's right the capitol police removed a man from a suspicious su

brett giroir. doctor, great to have you back on. biden officials today again testifying before congress trying to rewrite trump's history and success on covid vaccines. can you tell us what happened? >> oh, it was amazing today. i was listening in to the covid task force briefing. of course jeff signs opens up saying that the trump administration didn't have a plan for vaccines, couldn't get it into peoples arms. it really makes me sick because these kinds of political lies are mixed with actual public health data occur in the conference. so people don't know what to believe. the facts are there. we spot two vaccines authorized. we bought 900 million doses. 60,000 vaccine sites already done. all they needs to do continue with the trump plan which is what they did. they can't rewrite history and sick ever the political lies and innuendo. they continue to do it. elizabeth: it is about politicizing everything. it is so unseemly to politicize a pandemic that is really turning off a lot of voters out there. look at this, doctor, new foot

kavanaugh is also a critical vote to watch. >> we don't know what a brett kavanaugh who is no longer beholden to john roberts to get the deciding vote will say about abortion, and we don't know the same about justice barrett. >> reporter: barrett and kavanaugh broke with the chief justice to allow that texas abortion law to go ahead on technical grounds. a sign john roberts' once dominant influence may be coming to an end. >> chief justice roberts will encourage his colleagues to do it, and not all of them are on board with that. >> reporter: a court at a crossroads as americans remain on edge over just how far and how fast the supreme court will go. >> our thanks to devin dwyer for that. thank you for sharing part of your sunday with us. check out "world news tonight." have a good day. of your sunday with us. check out "world news tonightto" have a good day. [dead battery sound] [dead battery sound] really? really?! free testing and charging? and if you need a new one, we've got you. really! welcome to america's #1 battery destination. autozone your battery solution. welcome to amer

. >>> a high tech >>> we are learning supreme court justice brett kavanaugh tested positive for covid-19. he is fully vaccinated and right now he is not experiencing symptoms. he had a routine covid test ahead of a ceremony for justice amy coney barrett. we'll bring updates as we get them. >>> fall favorites to tom hardy's new flick. we've got great ideas on how you can spend your weekend in liam's list. >> we are join behind kcbs' liam, good morning. >> good morning to the fri-yay crew. first, it's back. venom 2. >> who do we leave behind and how do we leave them? >> we have been waiting, venom 2, let there be carnage, plays in a city by the bay. resumes lead role as venom. the san francisco reporter is basically where we left him last movie. his career is rebounded, his relationship with one time fiance anne is still dead. he's got a killer inside him. a voice only he can hear, the poor guy is so tormented. you will not be disappointed. if you loved the first one, you will love this one equally. venom 2, now in bay area theaters. >>> i could never be a kardashian because i have tale

of course, brett cavanaugh has been a d.c. insider literally his entire life. his father ed cavanaugh spent two decades in washington as a top lobbiest for the cosmetics industry. he was a golf partner of tip o'neal, the long-time democratic house speaker. the younger cavanaugh attended elite catholic schools and was two years ahead of neil gorsich, what are the odds on the supreme court. cavanaugh is a guy who is a creature of well, the swamp, for lack of a better word who then went to have a career in republican politics. you see, brett cavanaugh, like all members on of the supreme court are just human beings with personal politics, and life experiences, and biases and ideologies. like you and me. we all know that but for some reason they are intent on trying to gaslight us in to thinking they are not. recently members of the court have been going on the offensive, trying to convince america that they are these ethereal beings that are above the petty politics that dominate the rest of life and they have been claiming it's an insult to suggest that they could

brett kavanaugh tested positive for covid-19. justice kavanaugh is not showing any symptoms and has been fully vaccinated since january. he was tested ahead of today's ceremonial swearing in forjames comey, which was delayed last year by the pandemic. justice barrett was confirmed by the senate just days before the 2020 election. replacing the late ruth bader ginsburg. but this is all ceremonial. her impact is already being felt on the court. she was part of the majority that refused to block the texas abortion law when it came on its emergency docket. and later this morning, that very law is in court again. when a federal judge in texas will take up the justice department's request to block its enforcement. now as a reminder, the law bans abortions as early as six weeks, no exceptions for rape or incest. it's considered the harshest abortion law in the country and a road map for republican governors looking to block abortion in their states. all of this and the threat of limited abortion access is galvanizing democrats who testi

we did meet our most once one brett and 70000 population and not be tense. but for this age group, a concern backs nation east 11, brett, and 2000 and all the vaccines have been provided and we scared that it's almost like 2 percent of the population. so all the shots are the vaccines, are in the band, nadia heads and dust. and oh, fully are we can erase on most nights or night spite st. so yes, i will reach you have all the vaccines available for population just to, to continue to communicate, to, up, to raise the uptake of population should the country or should regions or areas of the country in effect be locked down as we've seen with cove, it around the world because that's one of the things that we can take away from a positive reaction of productive reaction to the karone of iris pandemic. and it's this, if you look a country term, if you look a city to and if you look an area down, it stops the spread. and where this country is, is sitting in africa, there is a lot of movement around that region because people have to move work. yes. yeah, that's goo

so, please call brett. ♪♪ >>> this sunday, our struggling recovery. >> everything we're seeing today was induced by the pandemic. >> higher prices, slower job creation and a supply chain backlog with no end in sight. >> have you ever seen a backlog like this? >> never. we've never seen anything like this. >> with workers feeling empowered, more than 180 union strikes already this year. >> a resurgence of the lake or movement. the cheap labor bubble has finally busted. >> my guest this morning, transportation secretary pete buttigieg, plus the battle over vaccine mandates. >> i guarantee you at least half of the department is staying home come

brett kavanaugh bragged about being a partisan. they acknowledged being the most partisan court of all time. as far as stability and consistency is concerned, you will not get it from this court. i am in favor of adding foresee to balance the power -- four seats to balance the power. if you can get a simple majority of the members of the supreme court, you can make the constitution say anything they want it to say. that is what they are fixing to do. host: you say you teach constitutional law -- are you at the college level or postgraduate? caller: yes. i teach it as a political science subject. there are three branches of government in washington and the most political is the judicial branch. they are beholding to the federalist society. host: that is john in illinois on the idea of expanding the supreme court, one of the interest groups on that topic has been demand justice, running web ads. here is one of their recent web ads on the issue of expending the supreme court. [video clip] >> reform means expanding the number of justic

justice brett kavanaugh tested positive for covid. he's fully vaccinated and the court says he has no symptoms. he was tested. the court is set to begin a new term next week. pete williams joins us now. good morning. what do we know about the justice kavanaugh condition? pete? >> reporter: if you can turn the radio down. thanks. >> pete, can you hear me this morning? >> reporter: i hear you. >> we're on the air and i'm wondering the latest on the amy coney barrett. we see this file video of -- >> reporter: i don't hear program. >> we'll try to get contact with you shortly. there are some problems getting him on the line. pete williams, thank you for being with me. any day with -- >> reporter: jose? >> can you hear me now? >> reporter: yes. >> quickly, what's the latest on kavanaugh and coney barrett? >> reporter: well, this was to be the day that all of the nine justices were in the supreme court room for the first time since the court building was shut down in march of last year because of the covid pandemic. this was to be for the f

and i went to the airport, i got off of the plane, and a woman came up to me said, you brett baier, i said yeah, she said i love fox news, because you want and i decide, i fell like calling marketing and saying this is starting to take. >> i'm with fox news channel, not the symptoms -- simpsons, a different fox, doing that over and over, then one day you call and it fox news channel, they know who you are, they answer your calls. >> as we showed up people recognized us, and they said, hey, these are fox news guys. the fox news team, you would kind of feel the channel was resonating. >> one day in particular, i was asked to go downtown because sylvester stallone was in town, i got there, it was chaos, i thought it was a waste of time, he gets in the ring, he looks over at press and hes me, and says hey, brian, come here, for stallone to call me over, and recognize me and know my first name, i thought this is a your full place it resonating with a lot of people. ♪ ♪ >> our nation's first responders serve the communities and put their lives on the line every day. and as country has f

brett baier wrote a book about my cap boyfriend. [laughter] welcome here. >> itself lovely second draft you are now people are after special report to right over to foxbusiness if they are having the time of their lives. kamala is not having the time of her life, it's a disappointing last couple weeks and poll numbers but i think she's trying to overcome perception that she is an unserious phony, is this the best way to do it? >> i read this story today and i thought it was up babylon post, a joke that there's no way all of these things i met and then as you look into it, it's actually happened, the child actors, video stage, the child actor had to submit a monologue to get the job in the entertainment company, sinking ship, i said there's no way this is true. kennedy: a canadian entertainment company. their production companies around these critical turn. >> maybe an american worker. when you add to that that she is the head of the national space council she hasn't held one meeting as the head of the national space council. she's a

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brett abbott firmÓ una ley que no permite la posibilidad de abortar. >> lo que estÁ pasando en texas no tiene nada que ver con salvar vidas de bebÉs, sino con controlar nuestros cuerpos. >> si quieren salvar vidas deben empezar con eso. no tiene sentido. pablo: el tema del derecho al aborto serÁ decidido por la corte suprema. ¿quÉ mensaje envÍas a los magistrados? >> estamos en 2021, es momento de reconocer los derechos humanos de las mujeres. debemos decidir sobre nuestros cuerpos y vidas. no es momento de legislar. paulina: la fiscalidad de los estados unidos presentÓ cargos contra un hombre nacionalizado canadiense, pero nacido en arabia saudita, quien habrÍa ayudado al grupo terrorista "estado islÁmico". el departamento de justicia informÓ que mohamed fue una figura destacada en irak y siria. fÉlix: segÚn estadÍsticas, aproximadamente uno de cada tres hombres y mujeres hispanas serÁn diagnosticados con cÁncer en su vida. la probabilidad de dormir es de una de cada cinco para hombres y una de cada seis para hombres. danay: la batalla contra el cÁncer entre los latin

that's very new zealand. >> stephen: i actually said, it's lucy lolis and brett mckenzie! and she goes, i know. but it wasn't rude. the new zealanders, the kiwis are some of the nicest people i've ever met in the world. why do you think you're so damn nice? >> i don't know, i think it's just very grounded in new zealand, and you don't get a chance to get too big for your boots. there's a tall poppy syndrome where people in new zealand don't tolerate people being a ( bleep ), i don't think. can i say that. >> stephen: we'll have to bleep it, but an excellent rule. ( applause ) the new movie, "last night in soho," it's a psychological horror. do you like horror films? >> i usually don't gravitate toward horror films. >> stephen: what's it like to make one? >> i think it's pretty similar to being on a normal set. it definitely helps that i don't get scared watching because i happens, i was there throughout the whole shoot and nearly every single shot, so there was no way that i was going to be getting any jump scares. but, yeah, i think just, for me, it was very similar to be

supreme court justices met monday face-to-face for the beginning of the fall term, without justice brett kavanagh, who joined in remotely after previously testing positive for covid 19. >> inside they heard oral arguments for two cases, a groundwater rights dispute between mississippi and tennessee, at a challenge to the armed career criminal act. outside protesters had other issues on their mind. picketers called on the court to uphold roe versus wade, the 1973 ruling that made abortion a constitutional right. it follows the weekend of similar major demonstrations around the country. in december, justices will hear arguments on the mississippi law that bans the practice after 15 weeks of pregnancy. the cases, just one of several direct challenges to roe versus wade, from republican-led states. >> it's going to be a big term . >> associate dean alan morrison says, the mississippi case is a candidate for overturning the landmark abortion decision. >> this is not a case where they are trying to chip away at edelman, they are going for the whole thing. >> biden has called on congress to pro

supreme court justice brett kavanaugh has tested positive for covid-19. justice kavanaugh has no symptoms and has been fully vaccinated since january. his wife and daughters tested negative. the court begins the nine-month term on monday and all nine justices are fully vaccinated or the u.s. government's challenge to a texas law banning abortion after six weeks to pregnancy will have an impact far beyond reproductive rights. that is what a justice department lawyer told a judge today saying the law encourages "vigilante justice." they are asking the court to temporarily put the ban on hold. it is the most restrictive abortion law in the united states. the white house plans for 30 countries to join forces against ransomware attacks and other cybercrimes. officials say the first meeting will be this month, hosted by the u.s. and held virtually they also plan on looking in to the illegal use of cryptocurrency. global news 24 hours a day, online and at quicktake on bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark c

there were three penalties and four conversions and two more tries cancelling out scores from brett ferres and john davies for feather stone which means toulouse did not relinquish the lead and ran out 30-12 relinquish the lead and ran out 30—12 winners. northampton saints missed the chance to go top of rugby union's premiership as they were beaten 26—20 by wasps. zach kibirige scoring the pick of the tries early on in the game for wasps, taking them up to fifth in the table. northampton stay third after their first defeat of the season. munster�*s perfect start to the united rugby championship rarely looked in danger as they crushed scarlets 15—14 in llanelli. liam coombs scored two tries, with the bonus point win lifting them above ulster to the top of the table. and finally, windy conditions are normally welcomed by sailors but when the gusts get up a bit, it is not always the best thing. the british sailors in the sale gp found that out to their cost in kiddies earlier, in the winner takes all final, the british challenge ended seconds after it began when the boat capsized. the

brian: so brett, just set the scene. lincoln is shot, andrew johnson takes over and he does a terrible job, gets impeached and has no interest in making the south go along with everything that lincoln wanted, and that has become part of the union, give up your slaves and buy into reconstruction, and then, in comes grant to save the day and after eight years, he kind of did. then what happens? >> well listen first of all, the assassination, lincoln invites grant and mrs. grant to ford theatre to go with him that night, and they go visit their kids up in new jersey, they don't go. that would have changed everything, and so he takes over , grant does, from johnson who arguably is one of our worst if not our worst president, racist, and takes the country away from lincoln's vision. grant takes over, and starts trying to put lincoln's vision into action. unify the country, give blacks the right to citizenship, and vote the 14th, 15th amendment and fights the kkk with federal troops. steve: so his whole mission was to keep the

. >>> and before we go, just in, supreme court justice brett kavanaugh has tested positive for covid. in a statement from the court, we're told he has no symptoms, and the rest of his family tested negative. he is fully vaccinated. cnn's coverage continues right now. >>> very good friday morning to you. i'm jim sciutto. erica, i'd like to say, the weekend is already starting but there is still a little news to come, maybe, or to follow at least. >> i'm erica hill. i have to watch your lips, jim, because i couldn't hear you, but good morning. happy friday, my friend. it was a long night in washington, but here's the number to focus on this morning, maybe. 2.1 trillion, could that be the magic number? this hour, house lawmakers reconvening after late night negotiations ended up with no deal. no deal in sight now because that 2 trillion number isn't sitting well with senator joe manchin. he's a little closer to 1.5. >> will they negotiate? there was no vote overnight on the bipartisan infrastructure bill. that vote was delayed again which puts real pressure on house speaker nancy pelosi,

. ♪ paul: the supreme court set to given its fall term next week even as justice brett kavanaugh tests positive for covid-19. on the docket, a host of high profile cases including abortion access, gun rights and religious liberty, issues that are sure to further the fuel the left's assault on the court and its credibility. our panel is back with a preview of the cases to watch. before we get to the cases, kyle, this is going to be the full first term with amy coney barrett on the court, so a new 6-3 majority. we have some intimation this is of what that might look like last year, but what will you be looking at in particular with this new court? >> well, it's a more conservative court than we've had in a long time, but there have been some interesting splits, breakdowns, not the usual one you'd think of in the last term including sort of 3-3-3 breakdowns. so there's been some pundits, commentators arguing that we really have have conservatives that are split on whether they're institutional is or whether they're more originalists, and it will be interesting to watch that play out in th

i say -- neil: brett larson? you're brett larson! >> where is my iphone 13? [laughter] if you look right now on apple's web site -- well, you can't, because it's down, because they're in the middle of a key note presentation with their new products -- neil: i hate it when they do that. and by the way, when they say come back, never ready. >> it's never ready. why is this so delayed? the ipads are delayed, the apple watch, so far i've not heard of any shipping delays with the apple watch. this is going to be a problem that's going to carry -- neil: but there's a demand there. the enviable position of apple, there's a demand for the product, but, of course, there'll be less of a demand and maybe some anger if there's significant delays getting stuff to people, right? >> right. and we are also inching our way towards january which is the consumer electronics show when we expect the whole horse and pony show of all the new products. so it's going to be interesting because all these manufacturers, lg, panasonic, sanyo, sony, all of them are going to have to answer

-- host: brett kavanaugh? caller: yes. and as a very young man, decades-old actions he had. it was absurd. and sadly so, i think. host: charles in florida, a democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. i think the lady that called and said something, that it should be unanimous to change a rule -- a rule, here is another suggestion i think might work. there used to be more supreme court justices than nine. if we get more justices, it would be less political. the reason i say that is when you have a 5-4 ruling, i don't care what side. i've been on both sides, and i've never feel good because it splits the country up. if you have 18 justices instead of nine, you would have less rulings that were that close. they would be more -- it just wouldn't be as close. even though i am a democrat, i would be fine with making it five republicans and four democrats because it would allen's the scales of justice a lot more -- would balance the scales of justice a lot more. host: on twitter, thoughts on the idea of increasin

with the bus heading towards the united states board up, i may have lupita traveling as a couple that brett mesta sits 3 rows in front, so as not to draw attention. ah, but now being taking bus off the bus before days. finally getting close that the united states, the border is about 400 miles away. mm. but in this region there are more and more police patrol just the one they reach sola marina. less than 200 miles from the border, i have almost reached their goal. but i am a decides to stop. for 4 days and 4 nights they've been watching police patrol pleasure. they're going to spend the night in this little hotel. they say a green r i n a for going to not to handle the focus, but there must element, council e. you look a little martez young, but i'm a little muma on the wire. come in. okay, i don't pretend this 1 dollar home. put it on me though he is on the policy with his team fulton knows threshold or the camino not to lose his day and much, much o'clock and we'll fight up at all to the okay. there's still a lot of this is john paul, if you bought it, that will kill it or kill comerica,

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. >>> supreme court justice brett kavanaugh has tested positive for covid-19. the high court says he is fully vaccinated and does not have symptoms. earlier in the week he tested negative with the other justices. supreme court is slated to return to the bench for the start of its new term on monday. >>> lawmakers averted government shutdown ahead of last night's deadline but now democrats are struggling to move forward with two bills that are key to president the c meeting behind closed doors friday morning ahead of a possible vote today. >> we understand that we are going to have to get everybody on board in order to be able to close this deal. >> reporter: speaker nancy pelosi hoped to move forward on a trillion dollars bipartisan physical infrastructure bill thursday but negotiations stalled late into the night. >> we are laser focused on trying to make sure we establish universal pre-k, free community college, expanding medicare. that's what we want to deliver for people and what we are fighting to protect. >> reporter: progressives say they're not voting f

go bowling. >>> us the tis brett kavanaugh, the first member of the supreme court to test positive for coronavirus. >> ariane de vogue joins us from the supreme court. breakthrough cases, extremely rare for someone to be hospitalized with a serious illness. what do we know about his case and what it needs for the term? >> reporter: right, like you said, he did test positive. he was fully vaccinated, so this probably is a breakthrough case. wed we believe he's the first sitting justice to test positive. a court released a brief statement. part of it said on thursday for the court ice regular testing protocol, justice kavanaugh had a routine covid test ahead of justice barrett on friday. thursday evening justice kavanaugh was informed he tested positive for covid. he has no symptoms and has been fully vaccinated since january. and of course the justices were all here today this morning for the ceremonial swearing-in of justice amy coney barrett. chief justice john roberts and barrett appeared outside on the plaza. of course she's been hearing arguments for over a year but because of covi

life, brett, you have experienced this stuff first hand, you have experienced it on college campuses and with your podcasts and digital outlets, you know what is fascinating about this netflix thing is for now it looks like a big american company standing strong come but i think i have to empathize for now, how long can they hold out? >> yes, i'm concerned about the same thing. in our book, heather and i argue that humor is the way that human beings sort out difficult issues, that that is an evolutionary purpose and in this case that we have is a small group of motivated activists trying to shut down the ability of an audience that clearly wants to hear this comedy, he wants to get in the way and pressure a corporation into removing it. >> will: and how do you explain, look, i think we can pretty easily define and identify why thousands of employees might be staging a walkout, a search for power and some grievance, what about all of the other comedians? there are comedians taken the side of the protesters, not dave chappelle which has to be the cardinal sin of comedy? >> yes, i think

and justice brett kavanaugh tested positive for coronavirus. kavanaugh, fully vaccinated, tested positive during a routine test he took thursday ahead of an event. the first known covid case among supreme court justices. the court says all of the justices are tested weekly and all tested negative on monday. kavanaugh says he has no symptoms and is feeling well. >>> and the free britney movement may have even freed more people as of today. a bill named for the pop star britney spears was signed into law on thursday in california. the bill raised the bar for conservators requiring them to disclose fees and crack down on conflicts of interest. it would also punish those who aren't acting on behalf of the coverage severatee. the law will go into effect in 2023 or 2024. happy birthday jimmy carter, the oldest living president. he turns 97 today. carter will celebrate his birthday privately at his plains, georgia home and his presidential library shared this video montage saying it was 97 years in 77 seconds. the president wished his predecessor happ

brett kavanaugh has covid and amy coney barrett just gave speeches about being bias. why would they think they are bias? i can't think of anything right wing about them? could it be perhaps that justice amy coney barrett was speaking about that standing at the mcconnell center next to mitch mcconnell? >> yeah. >> who actually denied merit car land a vote because he felt eight months out from an election that merrick garland would be an or perhaps brett kavanaugh, neil gorsuch said he'll choose justices that are pro-life and so when you think that was part of his litmus test into determining who gets to be the nomination, the ideology was a factor or criteria in the way he picked them. go figure. >> you have six justices who are consecutive on the court. reminder for our viewers, five of them appointed by presidents that lost the popular vote. right? two of them accused of sexual misconduct. one of them sitting in a play tabletly stolen seat. if that's not an argument for supreme court reform, i don't know what is. >> it's incredible. we talk about this all the time. w

the idea that susan collins, who claims a pro-choice mantle, also is someone who put brett kavanaugh into a lifelong appointment, has decided to go in this direction against women's health protection act, is really alarming. we are trying to ensure -- we are on calls with our senators, trying to make sure they will support this incredibly important legislation. we are also activating folks in the streets to have those same conversations, to make sure that people know the majority of american support safe and legal abortions. reproductive freedom has always been under constant attack. it is incredibly important for us to continue to push our lawmakers, senators, to get them on record. in the middle of this year, when the supreme court is taking up jackson versus women's health, is going to be a conversation we are having for the next 12 months. amy: let's talk about the mississippi law that will be heard, the oral arguments on december 1, banning most abortions 15 weeks into a pregnancy. this is the one that many see as the greatest rep to roe v. wade overall. although right now, you

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judge brett kavanaugh was absent. he's listening to the arguments remotely, but he'll probably be back next week. everyone is fully vaccinated. judge kavanaugh will be back once his quarantine is over. >>> joining us now, secretary and ceo of the phi beta kappa society and former president of brandeis university and author of the hook "publishing hate: bias laws under america." thanks so much for being here today. >> thanks for having me. >> let's start with important matters that will be before the supreme court this year. tell us a little bit about what to watch out for, what to expect as the new term begins. >> clearly abortion will be the headline in this term and it could well be this is the time after 50 years that roe v. wade is finally overturned. this has been a concerted effort among conservators and pro-life advocates, justices, and they may have the votes now. mississippi when it originally asked this case to be heard did not ask for roe v. wade to be overturned and in subsequent pleadings did ask for it,

and breaking news in to kron 4 supreme court justice brett kavanaugh has tested positive for covid. he doesn't have any symptoms. so he's not feeling bad, but he did test positive late last night, even though he's been fully vaccinated since january. and they've already tested his wife and daughters. they were fully vaccinated. they have tested negative so far. what's going happen on monday because the court's new term begins on monday with the justices returning to the courtroom and they're supposed to hear arguments. but i guess covid protocol. you know, how goes if you test positive for covid. usually that means a quarantine. so we're going to have to assume that he's going to quarantine everybody else is going to meet. we'll see what happens and we'll update you 9. '04, right now we have other breaking news as well. the city of san jose just released an update on how they're going to handle the covid vaccination policy. all city employees have to be vaccinated. here's what they're doing, though. the deadline is now. but they're extending that there's now a one week grace period

let's go back to this breaking news. 7. '04, right now and a supreme court justice has covid justice brett kavanaugh has tested positive for covid-19. >> now he doesn't have any symptoms and he was fully vaccinated has been since january. his wife and daughters are also fully vaccinated and they tested negative. but brett kavanaugh, the high court justice does have covid the new term begins on monday and the justices have to hear arguments actually after an 18 month absence so they have a lot of work to do because they haven't been, you know, in session in person because of covid and now he has covid. so, you know, that's going mean. well, he's going have to quarantine because can spread covid when you so i that'll be the next story. i'm sure at this point he's tested positive. we know late last night. so if you do the math on, you 10 day quarantine, maybe he zoom in from home on monday with the rest of the justices in person. 7. '05, right now. other breaking news with covid. this could be a game changer. merck says it has a pill to treat covid exactly with the company says the pill could