leo, thank you. thanks for coming on and we will be watching the president's announcement in just eight days. are you a little worried about e reto?ys in eight days? >> mr. leo: i think the presidens teahoat the white e will bed t hian ready. >> chrisnate causif w go the: tuat f areor d bet there, wt ld bwoe ulrathd er embarrassing. >> chris: joining me now fro springfield, illinois, the number two democrat in the senate,in dick . it welcome. let's start with the democrats basic positions since justice kennedy announced his retirement this week.re hes your leader in the husenate, senator chuck scr. >> americans should make it clear that they will not tolerate a nominee choprn from esident trump's preordained list. >> chris: senatord donald trumpthe voters that he was going to pick his nominees from that list. there was igaue campaign. donald trump won. isn't he entitled, just like barack obama wasle entitto have a legitimately qualified nominee proved by the senate? >> senator durbin: of coue he is.

leo, thank you. thanks for coming on and we will be watching the president's announcement in just eight days. are you a little worried about eight days? are you ready to go in eight days? >> mr. leo: i think the president and his team at the white house will be ready. >> chris: that's fortunate because if we go on the are and not there, it would be embarrassing. >> mr. leo: it would be rather embarrassing. >> chris: joining me now from springfield, illinois, the number two democrat in the senate, dick durbin. it welcome. let's start with the democrats' basic positions since justice kennedy announced his retirement this week. here is your leader in the senate, senator chuck schumer. >> americans should make it clear that they will not tolerate a nominee chosen from president trump's preordained list. >> chris: senator, donald trump told the voters that he was going to pick his nominees from that list. there was a big issue in the campaign. donald trump won. isn't he entitled, just like barack obama wa

leonard leo's goal in life is to repeal roe. he comes up with a list. you think you put any slackers in his opinion on that list? no. judge kavanagh got the nomination not because he will be an impartial judge on behalf of all americans, but because he passed president trump's litmus freedomrepeal women's for their reproductive rights, repeal america's health care including protection of pre-existing conditions. if judge kavanaugh was to be can confirmed, women's reproductive rights would be in the hands of five men on the supreme court. women or menat the of america want. judge kavanaugh's own writings make clear that he would rule gets reproductive rights and freedoms and that he would welcome challenges to the constitutionality of the affordable care act of our health care act. judge kavanaugh has argued that the supreme court should question the constitutionality of the affordable care act. he openly criticized the supreme court when they upheld the law. he is no neutral arbiter. he has already made up his mind. he would not have been approved by th

wade then leonard leo. normally in the senate we have a process of advising consent on the supreme court. in the old days the president would consult with their publicans and democrats in the senate on a qualified judge and then after careful deliberation nominate a jurors they could get bipartisan support. what we have here is the exact opposite. the president has gone to too far out of the mainstream right groups, the heritage foundation and the federalist society and is them, not the senate , too advise and consent on the supreme court nomination. whomever the president looks tonight that nominee is from the preapproved list selected by leo and the heritage foundation everyone ought to understand what it means for the freedom of women to make their own health care decisions and for the protection for americans, the pre-existing conditions, those rights will be gravely threatened. mr. president, now we will hear a lot this summer about precedence. the traditional question on these matters has been, will t

ella no podía creerlo cuando luego de mucho preguntar le dieron razón de leo. lourdes: me llamaron para hablar con él a los 16 días. lo que escuchó. lourdes: emocionalmente él está mal, él llora, él dice que ya no quiere estar ahí. danay: ella dice que el niño se sentía ausente. lourdes: realmente ya no sé, porque él estudia en un albergue de ocho a cinco de la tarde, luego lo llega a traer una señora a quien la llaman allá "mamá de crianza" y me dijo que la mamá de crianza lo estaba regañando mucho. y que él ya no quería estar ahí. danay: a los pocos días de esa llamada recibió otra noticia y se hizo la ilusión de que se reuniría con leo. lourdes: me llamaron para que yo firmara mi deportación. y antes de firmar la deportación le dije que sí iba a ir, iba a viajar junto con mi hijo a guatemala, y él me dijo que sí. luego me llamaron los del cónsul, y el cónsul me dijo todo lo contrario. danay: tal como consta en este documento, enviado por el servicio de inmigración y control de aduanas ice, lourdes acepta firmar su deportación

wade than the federalist society's leonard leo. if anyone believes that judge kavanaugh or anyone else on the list would uphold roe v. wade, then i have a bridge to sell them. leonard leo's goal in life is to repeal roe. he comes up with the list. do you think he put any slack ardz, -- slackards, in his opinion, on that list? no. judge kavanaugh got the nomination, not because he will an impartial judge on behalf of all americans, but because he passed president trump's litmus tests -- repeal women's freedom or their reproductive rights, repeal americans' health care, including protection of preexisting conditions. if judge kavanaugh was to be confirmed, women's reproductive rights would be in the hands of five men on the supreme court. that's not what the women or the men of america want. judge kavanaugh's own writings make clear that he would rule against reproductive rights and freedoms and that he would welcome challenges to the constitutionality of the affordable care act, of our health care act. judge kavanaugh has argued tha

chris: possible nominees we leod leo. we will ask dick durbin, senate number 2 democrat who wants delay a vote till after midterms. plus -- >> journalists like all americans should be free from the fare -- fear from violently attacked while doing job. chris: linkens the death of maryland. both sides playing disturbing blame game all right now on fox news sunday. and hello, again, from fox news in washington. as america settles in for the 4 of july holiday, president trump has set ambitious agenda for this week. he's finalizing his supreme court pick to be announced in just 8 days and preparing for a trip to europe including a summit with russian president vladimir putin, in a moment we will talk with john bolton who is just back from moscow. first, let's bring in correspondent kevin cork at the white house with the latest with the president's plan, kevin. >> chris, for president has been unconventional, this idea of following an orderly structure play book to nominate and ultimately seat a second supreme court justice is

wade than the federalist society's leonard leo. that has been your goal. >> my goal first and foremost has always been to find people to serve on the court who believe in the constitution as it's written. that's really ultimately what drives the conservative legal movement. you want judges on the court who understand that the best way to preserve freedom and dignity and prosperity in this country is to have people who are going to interpret the constitution as it's written and not play politics when they're judges. >> are you confident that anyone the president nominates tomorrow night can get confirmed before the mid-terms, that the democrats would not be able to hold up the nomination until after the mid-terms? >> i'm very confident with this president's enthusiasm and with leader mcconnell's enthusiasm that they can get anybody confirmed. >> leonard leo, thanks very much. let's get a response from the other side. senator richard blumenthal. democrat from connecticut. member of the senate judiciary committee. you heard leonard le

leo: vamos a hacer el abandono infantil. vamos a buscar parejas o personas. les digo la pulguita-- que se las dejo tantito encargada treinta segundas. y me pelo, y la pulguita les dice que si son su nueva familia. señora, ¿le puedo encargar--? perdón, que la moleste. ¿tantit mujer: pero rápido porque tengo cosas que hacer. leo: rápido, sí, sí, sí. se porta bien, ¿eh? hija, te quiero mucho. mujer: ¿te quedas? lorena: y, entonces, tú eres mi nueva mamá. mujer: ¿eh? lorena: ¡sí, eres mi nueva mamá. ahí vengo.

leo's friend, ed whelan, brags about leo's efforts stating, quote, no one has been more dedicated to the enterprise of building a supreme court to overturn roe v. wade and the federalist society, leonard leo. of united states outsource this decision to the federalist society and other groups long intent on they produced for him a list. he selected from that list and the rest is an unfortunate, deeply tragic chapter in american history. the heritage foundation has been vehement in its desire to overturn and strike down the affordable care act, and deny many americans access to health insurance. it has fought to end the protection to people who suffer from these conditions, and they arend not only the ones i mentioned, but also many others that are common throughout our society. it's efforts to shape the supreme court are a part of a conscious concerted strategy in a war on the aca. and perhaps as troubling as any of the fact about this nominee, too many of us who have seen the horrific, unspeakable effects of gun violence, judge kavanaugh is the dream candidate of the nra. he has take

wade than leonard leo. now, normally in the senate, we have a process of advise and consent on the supreme court. in the old days, the president would consult with republicans and democrats in the senate on a qualified judge. and then after careful deliberation, nominated jurists that could get bipartisan support. what we have here is the exact opposite. the president has gone to two far out of the mainstream, hard-right groups, the heritage foundation and the federalist society, and asked them, not the senate, to advise and consent on a supreme court nomination. whomever the president selects tonight, if that nominee is from the preapproved list selected by leo and the heritage foundation, everyone ought to understand what it means for the freedom of women to make their own health care decisions. and for the protection for americans with pre-existing conditions. those rights will be gravely threatened. mr. president, now, we're going to hear a lot this summer about precedence. the traditional question on t

this is irish prime minister leo varadkar saying he will ban british planes as revenge for brexit. is this right? kind of right. it is all about fishing. he says... you would not know that from this headline, i have to say. it is a retaliation for britain asserting its right to its fishing waters after brexit, and leo varadkar, according to the sun reports, said you can't take back your waters, we expect to take back your waters, we expect to take back your skies. the suggestion is he. uk flights flying over ireland, and vice—versa, and a graphic they have in the sun talks about how if you are in ireland, you can only go spain for holidays, not across britain. so it is written from the irish point of view. theresa may is on the irish border tomorrow and tonight, and she is doing a speech tomorrow. there is concern amongst brexiteers in london that leo varadkar, who is the irish prime minister, is not really seeing the benefit of what brexit can do for the british isles is an area, and is being slightly played by brussels who are concerned about the impact of britain leaving on th

by two organizations that represent the hard right, the federalist society led by a man by leonard leo whose goal in life has been to overturn roe versus wade. in the heritage foundation, whose goal is to strike down healthcare loss and because they do not want the government to help people out when they have pre-existing conditions or other healthcare needs. here is what edward whalen, prominent conservative activist said about leonard leo, the man who put together the list that prompt tria trump promised to ce from. here's what he said, quote, no one has been more dedicated to the enterprise of building the supreme court that will overturn roe versus wade than the federal societies, leonard leo. if anyone believes that judge kavanaugh or anyone on the list would oppose roe v wade, then i have a bridge to sell you. the goal in life is to repeal this, he comes up with the list. to think he put slackers limitless? no. judge kavanaugh got the nomination not because will be an impartial judge, but because he pass the litmus test. repeal women's freedoms, their reproductive rights and heal

leonard leo's goal in life is to repeal it. he comes up with the list. did he put any slackers on this? no. judge kavanaugh got the nomination, not because he'll be an impartial judge, but as he passed the litmus test to repeal america's women's equal rights. if judge kavanaugh would be confirmed, women's reproductive rights would be in the hands of five men on the supreme court. that is not what the women or men of america want. judge kavanaugh's own writings makes clear he would rule against it. that he welcomes and challenges to the constitutionality of the fair to both care act. george kavanaugh has argued the supreme court should question the constitutionality of the affordable care act. he criticized the supreme court when he upheld the law. is not a mutual arbiter, he's already made up his mind. he would not have been approved by the heritage foundation if he wasn't certain he would repeal the aca. judge kavanaugh has argued the trump administration could keep a young girl in federal custody to prevent her from obtaining healthcare and employer sh

he's been talking to leonard leo. leo was on an outside orbit. don mcgann is his white house counsel. the president met with everybody except for hardiman last week. an interesting point to make. he's got a lot of people that he touched base with. we heard from mitch mcconnell and the potential difficulties in getting a confirmation with kavanaugh because of the length of his records and the amount of documents that would have to be gone over by the judicial committee and the senate. the potential for democrats to slow walk that process. maybe hardiman is somebody in the middle there. a staunch conservative. he was known as your guest pointed out the runner-up and doesn't trump feel like he owes him this time around. the same circuit as president trump's sister. and he's in town. again. it would be ironic, shep, because he's on the judicial conference of the united states, which typically meets up at the supreme court. so there's a chance that the supreme court nominee is at the supreme court today. wouldn't that be ironic? >> shepard: it would i

also we continue with leonard leo. the president's outside advisor on judicial nominees who's been with the president and inside the white house on this from the very beginning. it's great to have all of you on. leonard, we were just talking about this issue of murkowski and collins, two republican senators who are pro-choice and to the left had been courting to oppose this nominee. can our viewers at fox tonight assume that they have been consulted on this nomination? or is the president confident that in the end, they will vote to confirm judge kavanaugh? >> the president spoke with senator collins. senator collins made it clear what the road map is for confirmation. she said she wanted a judge was going to adhere to the constitution and the laws and she wanted someone who was going to respect major precedent in the court. if you look at brett kavanaugh's record, that's what you get. you get someone who struggles in grapples with precedent. he knows it's important and you've got to figure it out. and he adheres to th

leonard leo's a man who also has strong ties to the judicial crisis network. that's the right-wing organization which helped block scores of obama judicial nominees and was key in the pr blitz to outright deny a hearing to president obama's last supreme court justice pick, judge merrick garland. helping mitch mcconnell effectively steal that supreme court seat. leonard leo is also connected to the dark money organization called bh group which according to the non-profit watchdog group open secrets, donated $1 million to the trump inauguration though it tried mightily to keep it a secret by donating anonymously. >> president trump during the campaign asked leonard leo, the founder of the federalist society, to assemble a list of possible supreme court justices for him to pick from. mr. leo was not only aware of candidates trump preferenced for a supreme court that would reverse voe v. wade. he himself spent his career in pursuit of it. no one has been more dedicated to overturning roe v. wade than the very man who chose the list of 25. >> so any one of presiden

leo plays an actor in tv westerns, and brad, his stunt double, that's leo and brad shooting a scene in a cream-colored cadillac last night, and quentin tarantino directing. but "e.t." has learned brad is focusing on more this week than just acting, a source tells us that the 54-year-old actor is balancing work with fatherhood. a judge's recent custody ruling is allowing the actor to be with his kids for an extended time, without angelina's involvent. according to court documents, brad has the kids until sunday and then must return them to angelina on sunday. and per their agreement, angelina is only allowed to call the kids once per day at a time agreed upon in advance. a source tells "e.t." brad has been with his kids at his los feliz home, adding there is "a lot of laughter" around the house. our source says that brad, who quit drinking in 2016, feels better than ever. and his dating life? well, we're told, "brad has chosen fatherhood over dating. adding, "he has dated quietly but has taken a step away from it because of the importance of his children and to help mend fences with ang

"the federalist" society led by len in order leo, whose -- leonard leo whose goal is to repeal roe v. wade putting it together and trump rubber-stamping it. given what the president has said, it is virtually certain that members of the list of 25 would vote to overturn roe. so let this be a call to action for americans from all corners of the country to rise up and speak out. don't let this new court, this new nominee, whomever he or she may be, turn back the clock on issue after issue or after issue, because president trump has embraced a hard-right group who has a veto power over nominees. don't let us turn back the clock, america. stand up. speak out. democrats, republicans, liberals, conservatives, all should want a much fairer process. america, tell your senators that if you do not want a supreme court justice who will overturn roe v. wade, those senators should not vote for a candidate from the list. i yield the i want to comment on the news that is very clearly closely connected. it is clear that justice kennedy's retirement

wade, then the federalist society's leonard leo. the very man who chose the list of 25. that's what we are up against here. and that is why america is on tenterhooks. >> when he does this he is very serious. i mean i've known him for all r me. but the boots and compositional rides in the dumpster. but you have now become part of the story, how does that feel? >> you know, he made the supreme court the dividing issue in this election. he took ownership of this list and it was his idea. they propelled him to victory and helped to hold the senate. he continued that momentum with neil gorsuch and he hasne been n the driver's seat this entire process. this is not outsourced, and he owns this process. senator schumer, he is just hysterical. they will be hysterical through this process. and they will see the constitution, they love the constitution. >> laura: but they say you republicans didn't give barack obama and mary garland, and of courseve senator mcconnell, black back nominations from going forward. i think now, they think it's payback time. >> well if people didn't look

wade than leonard leo. now normally in the senate, we have a process of advising consent on the supreme court. in the old days, the president would consult with republicans and democrats in the senate on a qualified judge and then after careful deliberation nominate a jurist to get bipartisan support. what we have here is the exact opposite. the president has gone to two hard right groups, the heritage foundation and the federalist society, and asked them, not the senate, to advise and consent on a supreme court nomination. whomever the president selects tonight, if that nominee is from the preapproved list selected by leo and the heritage foundation, everyone ought to understand what it means for the freedom of women to make their own health care decisions and for the protection for americans with preexisting conditions. those rights will be gravely threatened. mr. president, we're going to hear a lot this summer about precedence. the traditional question on these matters has been will the nominee defer to

and his father william learned plenty they can spend all of his life learning perfection his art leo learned from him the young person so he had all that knowledge to start over with and in the one nine hundred twenty s. when you listen to leo's playing the reed are so likely blown very sweet so it's the balance of the reeds which is the real secret. keegan has been making ellen pipes for some twenty years he learn the craft from his grandfather working ebony and artificial ivory requires the utmost care and patience. it's a labor intensive process and completing an entire set of pipes can take up to a year. keegan also takes great care with the reeds. the heart of the instruments hard to read. this well meant the sound on the melody from the chant it's the most difficult it's really part of white make and it's takes years to master to make the science work on a page tone volume and it's hard to blow soft blows so it's seldom to these different that so you know. one two three. seven rossum does what he can to keep the traditional why he couldn't giving lessons to others the students

kevin ross and his grandfather leo played a key role in saving the instrument from oblivion he was a virtue also a teacher and the builder of the pipes. his favorite sort of pipes that he made himself is now on display in the national museum of ireland. and his father william learned plenty they can spend all of his life learning on perfection his art and leo learn from him the young person so he had all that knowledge to start over with and in the one nine hundred twenty s. when you listen to leo's playing the reed are so likely blown very sweet so it's the balance of the reeds which is the real secret. donna keegan has been making illand pipes for some twenty years he learned the craft from his grandfather working ebony and artificial ivory requires the utmost care and patience. it's a labor intensive process and completing an entire set of pipes can take up to a year. keep going also takes great care with the reads. the heart of the instruments how do we need. this what makes the sound on the melody from the chanters the most difficult it's really part of point making this takes y

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nos despedimos con buenas leo: hola, soy leo gonzález. soy policía bancario y entonces voy a estar quitando a la gente de las bancas porque soy policía bancario. buenas tardes. eh, leonardo gonzález, policía bancario. ¿cuánto tiempo llevan en esta banca? es máximo diez minutos, entonces si gustan cambiarse de banca, por favor. y también favor de no subir los pies a las bancas. y--y no estarse besuqueando en la banca. ¿son novios? ah, no se estén besuqueando. vámonos, circulen, circulen. no, ya está. la nueva ley.

crazy a cultural events with a knock on effect on a festival and leo but. don't see the town the stars have not shown how clinton brings his new album to berlin. and fun in the sun testing the wild rides out water wells in fight for. one of the two cities named as this year's european capitals of culture is leo wagner in the netherlands in a bid to raise awareness of the city they called upon local artist martin vintages now most tourists to a city follow a tour guide or a map to see the sights box when this man is involved people can follow the artistic events set up along the streets one off to the other it's been called the eighth day of festival and it looks a lot of fun. something also votes and they are walking in the netherlands. mattresses topple my great dominoes with their own new still not. had a real f. sixteen jet fighter is on a collision course in one of the city's squares the city has gone after braving man . i think if you want to give. up what has to be a life. long day it's a good idea to do things together i'm amazed about the amount of

i now leo yield to senator blumenthal. >> thank you. the fact is, i worked for a time in this building. i was a lock clerk to justice harry blackmun. the year after he wrote the majority opinion in roe versus wade i have cases in this building, four of them. i have deep respect and reverence for the united states supreme court as a central pillar of our democracy. to speak truth to the powers of cross the street and down pennsylvania avenue. i am here was sadness to say, judge kavanaugh, you do not belong in this building is a justice. judge kavanaugh, you should not be serving in this building as a supreme court justice. because, you have demonstrated an extraordinary hostility to the right and liberty, precious in this country that make this nation great. here is a memo to the parkland student. if you care about common sense, gun violence protection, judge kavanaugh is your worst nightmare. if you want background checks were a ban on assault weapons, or any other commonsense measures that we have in connecticut, california, or new yor

. >> around this time, a movie theatre chain owner named leo seltzer comes across a mind-blowing stat. 95% of americans have tried roller skating at one time or another, so he creates a new sport -- roller derby. >> my father came up with this idea -- "let's put the competitors on roller skates." >> jerry seltzer is leo's son. >> the women would skate for 12 minutes against the opposing team. then the men would come out and skate for 12 minutes against the opposing team. >> here is the pack now, a girl has broken away from the pack. she is called jamming skater. for each one of the opposing teams she passes, she'll get a point. >> calvello keeps driving. >> it catches on like wildfire. [ cheers and applause ] >> were the audiences co-ed? >> the audience got more and more co-ed, and that was one of the secrets of roller derby. the wives come, the girlfriends come, and their boyfriends and husbands become fans. >> in 1948, the seltzers send scouts to san francisco to look for skaters, and 18-year-old ann calvello sparkles at a tryout. >> ann calvello was a heck of a skater. >> later tha

wade in the federalist society's leonard leo." this piclieve replacing kennedy for finally be the nail in the coffin of abortion rights? >> roe v. wade has been a scare tactic that is gone back 36 years going back to center o'connor's nominationon to the court. thatning is hapappen during period of time. for me it is not about roe v. wade. it is not what it is about. it is about interpretingng the constitution as it is written. basically, interpreting the limits on government power. juan: can you talk about leonard leo, specifically, his role, the reportss that he is a member of the knights of malta, a secret right-wing organization within the catholic church and his role specifically in the vetting of these nominees of the republican president's especially president trump, to the court? >> leonard leo is a very, very conservative guy who sits rate close to the apex of this society network i was just describing. he just knows who everyone is. that is his value to republican presidents is that when you become president, yet to fill

i want to go to now, as promised, to leonard leo. "the wall street journal" -- mr. leo calls you, quote, the conservative activist who plays a critical role in supreme court picks. "the l.a. times" says you're the man to see if you aspire to the supreme court. the fourth pick you've played a role in. gorsuch actually told the senate judiciary committee his whole journey started, quote, when i was contacted with leonard leo working with the president-elect's transition team regarding the supreme court vacancy. here we are, leonard. the final countdown. final two, maybe four contenders. obviously you know things you're not going to be able to share right now but what was the hardest part of choosing here in these final hours? >> well, i think the president was extraordinarily engaged and very transparent. i think he really worked hard to make the right decision. he had extensive meetings with all of the finalists. he talked at length with his senior administration staff, particularly white house counsel don mcgahn. i think this has been, frankly, the most transparent

shout out to leo. it was like this giant -- >> jimmy: shout out to you leo. couldn't of done it without you -- tim, darcy, we had a rough spot, but you know, we made it through. [ laughter ] leo! leo, my man. >> darcy, what a name. >> jimmy: i know. i thought darcy would be fun name. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> but yeah, we got this like giant, like stuffed bear. not a bear costume, let's keep this in mind. and took all the stuffing out of it and thought it would be fun to, like, get inside and scare people and pretend to justump out and scare people. it was like last day of the tour. we all delusional, very tired. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wait, so you put on the bear -- >> so i put on the bear suit. >> jimmy: you got inside a a stuffed bear. like a teddy bear. >> i got inside a stuffed bear. >> jimmy: and you were gonna surprise. >> yeah, and i decided to surprise coldplay and just like scare them. so pretend that, like, i left a a little note saying, like, "i wanted to thank you guys for having me on tour. and i left you this bear." you know, like planned it all. go

el que se va a encargar va a ser leo solito. maribel: ya sé, ¿y si le compro una corbata, una corbata con corazoncitos? le regalo lo mismo todos los años. maría: en eso de los regalos de aniversario saliste igualita a tu padre. 40 años juntos, 40 perfumes de aniversario. claro que, pues, yo los vendía y sí me gané un buen dinerito. [televisión] lucía: uy, que ya empiece, por dios. maribel: ahí está, ahora sí. a ver, lucía, mi amor, ¿cómo me veo? lucía: bien, bien. maribel: ay, ¿y si me quito esto? lucía: mejor, sí, sí, mejor. maribel: ay, pero ¿y si me pongo este otro? lucía: híjole, "supercool", ma. maril: qué bueno, no me estás viendo. lucía: [...] ¿qué no ves que estoy concentrada? no me distraigas, ya va a empezar "la apuesta" con mi ídolo david bisbal. maribel: ¿sabes qué? sabes qué? ya me voy porque voy a llegar tarde a mi cita con tu padre. y si me veo mal, va a ser tu culpa, ¿oíste? tu culpa, tu culpa. lucía: cierra la puerta por fuera. maribel: ¡tu culpa! leonardo: muy bien, el gel y

leonard leo. he created the list. similarly one more point here on health care. president trump said he wanted to repeal aca unlike what justice roberts wanted to do. and the heritage foundation, which also vetted this list, is firmly in favor of repealing. so you put those things together, trump, what he said, who he was going to choose, and the vetting of this list -- this nominee will repeal roe, and women's reproductive freedom, will repeal aca far against what the american people want. >> i hear you. senatr, let me get in a question, please. senator, when you questioned brett kavanaugh previously for an appointment, you asked him specifically about roe v. wade, and brett kavanaugh said that he believed that is binding precedent of the court, and he would follow that. it has been reaffirmed many times, so why do you believe that abortion rights in this country are under threat? >> binding -- when you say will follow binding precedent, that's been a trick. look what happened last week. justice

leo especially was a nasty fight. whoever the president picks this time, it will be a nasty, drag-out fight. >> agreed, john? >> i think it will be a fight with the outcome predetermined. i think we know this nominee from the president is going to be approved. we've gotten signals from people like jeff flake and susan collins that they're not going to let the prospect of a deciding vote on roe, which susan collins says she agrees with that decision, lisa murkowski, too, i don't think that's going to stop them. we know this is the best chance republicans have had to knock out roe, and i think the president has a preselected list of people who the republicans who advise the president know will go after roe. now, tactically, will they choose a more gradual approach of a thousand cuts rather than a frontal assault on roe? we don't know, but i think it is quite likely that if we don't have subsequent change in the court that we're headed toward a situation where roe will be badly eroded or gotten away with, and then you wo

. >> jimmy: that's leo nocentelli sitting in with the cletones. leo and his fellow members of the meters are getting a lifetime achievement award from the grammys this weekend. and you can see leo live here in l.a., tomorrow night at the mint. that sounds great. thank you for being here, leo. >> jimmy: later tonight, a very funny guy. he is from australia. his new netflix special is called "this is me now" and he is host of the "jim jefferies show" on comedy central. jim jefferies is here. then, another talented aussie, this is his album -- called "nation of two," vance joy from the mercedes-benz outdoor stage. >> jimmy: next week, we have new shows with jason sudeikis, jonah hill, magic johnson, jim gaffigan, danica patrick, bo burnham, lakeith stanfield, antonio brown, plus music from jim james, michael ray, lil' baby, and imagine dragons. please join us for all of that. >> jimmy: our first guest is an emmy and grammy-winning person, and maybe our only guest ever to be investigated by the department of justice. the "kathy griffin: laugh your hea

carrie, leo, thank you for your time tonight. is the camp only meantc democratic party sowing the seeds of its own destruction? we will explain right after this brief break. >> pete: welcome back. >> pete: welcome back, we will ask a simple question, is the democratic party killing itself before our eyes and in real time? that is the argument laid out by ian henderson in a new piece on the conservative website american greatness. he writes in part "increasingly so, more whites are realizing that the economic centers left and so truly conservative part of fdr and jfk no longer exists. the old democratic party was a prolabor, prounion party, today the democratic party as a party of open borders, multiculturalism and environmentalism. reducing wages, dividing communities, and under mining economic prosperity, the traditional base cannot relate to are opposed to these policies, and as a result have been leaving the democratic party in droves." joining us now is garland nixon, a radio talk show host and democratic strategists, along w

leo, what is the end game? what's this obsession with russia? what is it? what's the end game? what are you playing for? >> first of all, can i make a comment about russia? russia is way out there. al gore with grace and dignity accepted the 2000 election. regarding russia, donald trump does it.at f he should start inviting dan coats to the white house for more dinner. he's going to throw him under the bus. your friend, matt, who talked t about how president trump threw the intelligence under the bus,w mat got the memo. he realized his wife works at the white house. my point is simple. the russian meddling is real. both the democrats and thehe republicans realize that. finally, your colleague, trey gowdy, you know him, jason, he said the mueller probe is necessary. >> jason: now, leo, let's just make sure we get our facts straight. it was barack obama weeks before the election said that nobody was doing it. if they tried, they couldn't do it. was that true or not true? >> well, see, that's a good move, jason. i mentioned your trey gowdy. you go to the obama card. >> jason: we'r

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he said leonard leo was a visionary. he figured out 20 years ago that conservatives had lost the culture war. abortion, gay rights, contraception, conservatives didn't have a chance if public opinion prevailed so they needed to stack the courts. >> that's right. that's exactly right. now, i would take a little exception with what zerlina said in that i don't think they need to promise everything in the 2018 election. the nominee, whoever it is, will be a conservative, we know that. we know they have been picked by the federalist society so they tick off a whole host of things. but i think what you referred to, the women's march is spot on. i think if you make one or two issues a priority in this midterm election, you will galvanize exactly who you need to galvanize if you're a democrat and want to take back the house, because we're going into moderate districts, swing districts. so i think if you start bringing up everything, that's not necessarily a strategy to win. and republicans will jump on that because it's the who