lindsey graham has learned that lesson. donald trump's lesson to republicans has been, you can do anything and get away with it. that is the message that mitch o'connell sent to clarence thomas yesterday from the senate floor. after lindsey graham spoke this morning, senator chris murphy steered the supreme court confirmation discussion to what he called, quote, recent revelations about justice clarence thomas and his wife. >> judge jackson has answered hours of questions about her judicial philosophy, why she made certain decisions, why she represented certain clients, how are back on a shaper review, every detail of her professional and personal life has been it will continue to be interrogated publicly as she goes through the final stages of this process. a strange thing will happen when jackson finally takes her seat on the supreme court. she will, after all this review and scrutiny, become effectively immune from ethics standards. why is that? because every federal judge, circuit judges, district edges, court of intern

(voice over) welcome to franklin graham's easter message from ukraine presented by the billy graham evangelistic association, featuring inspirational music from the ukrainian easter choir. good day, this is franklin graham, and it's easter, and normally on easter we say that, “he is risen”" and the response is, “he is risen indeed!” and it's true! the lord jesus christ is alive, and he is risen, and today i am coming to you from lviv in ukraine. ukraine is a country with a rich history. it's a country that has almost one thousand years of church history. it's the breadbasket of europe. their flag is blue over gold representing the blue sky, and the gold, or the yellow, is the harvest. so beautiful, but yet in the middle of all of this it's in the middle of a war, and there have been thousands of people that have died. there are over 11 million people who are displaced at this point. about half of them have gone out of the country. the other half are here, inside ukraine, with no place to go. living with friends or relatives. and some cities have converted factories or aboandoned building

lindsey graham has learned that lesson. donald trump's lesson to republicans has been, you can do anything and get away with it. that is the message that mitch o'connell sent to clarence thomas yesterday from the senate floor. after lindsey graham spoke this morning, senator chris murphy steered the supreme court confirmation discussion to what he called, quote, recent revelations about justice clarence thomas and his wife. >> judge jackson has answered hours bow questions about her judicial philosophy, why she made certain decisions, why she represented certain clients, how are back on a shaper review, every detail of her professional and personal life has been it will continue to be interrogated publicly as she goes through the final stages of this process. a strange thing will happen when a jackson finally takes her seat on the supreme court. she will, after all this review and scrutiny, become effectively immune from ethics standards. why is that? because every federal judge, circuit judges, district edges, court of int

who lindsey graham voted for a year ago. the new republican support of judge and huron jackson picked up today senator mitt romney, who is now one of three republican senators supporting judge jackson, and senator susan collins an their support last week. that is consistent with the support from judge jackson last year. senator romney issued a written statement saying, quote, that is the kind of statement, almost word for word, that over 90 senators used to make. sometimes 100 on supreme court confirmations when they were not the partisan circus that they have become. once again, today, before the committee vote, senator cruz and spent their time saying that they thought the prison sentences that judge jackson gave for possession of child pornography in just a few cases should have been longer sentences. republicans used hours of confirmation hearing time on this talking point, which was not something that any of the mentioned one year ago when shots jackson went through the confirmation process. today, senator amy klobuchar

graham? as always, we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. you're welcome. ah. the tell we bought recently, band farmers from growing poppy. it's a plant that is used to produce heroin. but one senior member of the taliban admits that the band is not being enforced. why would have ghana stands ultraconservative leaders look the other way? because they can't overlook reality. afghanistan is broke and foreign aid is not coming back anytime soon. one of the only ways to fund the state is by exporting opium, the ground mass losing out of this, pompey plant is extremely valuable. and right now it's harvest time in afghanistan . farmers are collecting the raw material necessary for opium, morphine and heroine production. but in early april the taliban forbade poppy cultivation, but to choose i would if this plant is bound from cultivation, my friend that we will be false to steal. i like it doesn't make any sense. the harvest of the crops, like mays, all pomegranates, they don't yielding of profits to live off, and that's why the man of the jury machine. we visite

senator graham is with us. but first, big news on the economy, more bad news for president biden. >> sandra: a milestone that president biden probably would rather not have tied to his name. our nation's gross domestic product or g.d.p., the u.s. economy in a nutshell shrinking for the first time since the early days of the pandemic. >> john: only accelerating fears of a recession and a laundry list of problems facing americans, including inflation not seen since reagan took office, record gas prices, grocery bills burning through budgets and housing markets where the first time buyers are finding it impossible to find a place. >> sandra: as the problems pile up, president biden is blaming republicans. larry kudlow says if the president wants a culprit, look in the mirror. he joins us in just a moment. but first, edward lawrence live at the white house with the new numbers and reaction. edward, how is the president blaming republicans on this issue? >> saying the republicans would like to raise taxes on the mid

graham, mr. grassley, mr. grassley no. mr. hagerty, no. miss hassan, aye. mr. hauley, no. mr. heinrich, mr. heinrich, aye. mr. hickenlooper, mr. hickenlooper, aye. miss hirono, aye. mr. hoven, mr. hoven no. mrs. hyde-smith, no. mr. inhofe, no. mr. johnson, mr. johnson no. mr. kain, mr. kain aye. mr. kelly, mr. kelly, aye. mr. kennedy, mr. kennedy no. mr. king. mr. king aye. ms. klobuchar aye. mr. langeford, mr. langeford no. mr. leahy, mr. leahy aye. mr. lee, mr. lee no. mr. luhan, aye. miss lumis, no. mr. manchin, mr. manchin, aye. mr. marky, aye. mr. marshall, mr. marshall no. mr. mcconnell, mr. mcconnell, no. mr. menendez, aye. mr. merkle, aye. mr. moran voted in the negative. ms. murkowski, aye. mr. murphy, aye. mrs. murray. mrs. murray, aye. mr. ossoff aye. mr. padilla, aye. mr. paul. mr. peters. mr. peters, aye. mr. portman, no. mr. reed. mr. reed, aye. mr. risch. mr. risch, no. mr. romney, mr. romney, aye. miss rosen. miss rosen, aye. mr. rounds. mr. rounds, no. mr. rubio, mr. rubio, no. m

this is mcconnell and graham basically saying no more. essentially, if republicans take over the united states senate, there will never be another essentially democrat nominated justice. >> i think that whole question puts the cart before the horse. but with regard to personnel and the other things that we're involved in, i'm not going to signal how we're going to approach it. >> are you suggesting that you're developing an argument for not holding hearings on a supreme court nominee if it's not an election year? >> i'm suggesting that i'm not going to answer your question. >> if we get back the senate, and we're in charge of this body, and there's judicial openings, we will talk to our colleagues on the other side. but if we're in charge, she would not have been before this committee. you would have had somebody more moderate than this. >> does the white house understand that? that essentially this moment could be the last, because say clarence thomas decides to retire. it seems clear from having watched lindsey graham and the others, an

the lindsey graham they had that one black female judge. all the judges dominated by the senate and confirmed where from the federalist society, as was the brown -- the judge that lindsey graham had mentioned. apparently there is only one black woman justice or judge where the other federal society, and that is why no black females were nominated by the gop since her. thank you. host: it was chuck schumer who took to the floor yesterday. this was right before the confirmation vote. in his remarks he talked about diversity in the judiciary system. and democrats' efforts to increase diversity over the years. this was yesterday. [video] >> 115 individuals have been confirmed by this body to serve on the supreme court of the united states. of those, 108 have been white men. only four have been women. only two have been african-american. but katanji brown jackson will be the first african-american woman ever to hold the title of justice. think about the impact that will have on our democracy. untold millions of kids will open textbooks and see p

paul graham allowed us to apply , we actually and we got an missed the deadline. and we got an interview, and that is when paul graham said, you know, first question, people are actually doing this? i said yes, and he goes, what's wrong with them? the interview went downhill from there. he admitted he hated the idea at first. he did not get it. but as we were leaving the interview, my roommate hands him a box of barack obama cereal that we made, and he looks at it and he goes, why am i getting this, and this is how we funded i said the company. he said, if you can get people to pay $40 to get a four dollar box of cereal, and maybe you will convince them to sleep in each other's homes. so y! combinator let others in the program. we barely got in. the moment we got into the program, the recession is occurring, people are desperate to save their homes, and a lot of people turned to airbnb to save their homes by renting them out. at the same time, you have the great recession, which is causing a lot of young people to feel like they need to save money. facebook and so

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senator graham: the supreme court is different than the circuit court. i voted for her at the d.c. circuit court level because i'm disposed to do that. i'm playing a game that very few people play anymore. that if you win an election, i expect to you pick somebody i wouldn't support on the court. that just sort of comes with winning. i

graham alicia, what was wrong with that? we know that the court but you mr. kelly chile been, you know, local day after the papers was signed, the 2 signs accused each other of breaking the agreement. what are some good web sheriffs mother to will put the phone uminski foreclosure and they kicked oh, my to just more upset. so social, wilma, bertram, obama, john cricket, then you will pull no more with him. would you like to report them from bureau boone to move? not be sorry question. you live when you louis that only will again that here made them a go very almost him cook with a snippy. next, the bill is suitable a so much to possibly new front with a more music is so washing with i'm for news you normally however, in january 2015 new fighting broke out near the town of devout civil ah . that reckless plan resulted in the developed of a culture according to the militia ukraine. last up to 8000 troops. in the 3 conference you bring out not put the key for the chino a crime scene, not only the right subsidies but the most, but it boot service that in the got

senator graham and i are working on a hearing next month. we are going to say this is a moment for us to come together and show the world we have the resources, we have the values, we are coming to your aid. >> how are you going to persuade americans that they should care about coming food shortages halfway around the world? >> i think it's a three-part argument. one is just our own selfish concerns that where there is sorder and disease and difficulty, eventually it has consequences for us. secretary mattis famously said if you don't provide more funding for food aid, development, diplomacy, then you're going to have to buy more ammunition for the d.o.d. because we're going to end up in more wars in more places. second ly it is this contest. people careless about democracy when their children are starving. they'll accept oppression if they can have stability. china is telling countries they have a better model than we do. january 6th left a stain, aed shadow. i went to 15 countries last year on behalf of our country. every single foreign mi

made the comments in taiwan during a meeting with president saying, when graham said neither taiwan nor the us was conflict with china, which claims the island as its territory. here is not promised to you. and the time with these people were going to start making china pay a greater price for what they're doing all over the world. with taiwan producing 90 percent of the world's high end semiconductor products. it is a country of global significance of global consequence of global impact. and therefore, it should be understood that the security of taiwan has a global impact for those who would wish it ill. try to meanwhile, is accusing the us of inflaming tension and says it's going down a dangerous path by sending politicians to taiwan. made hygiene, who call in the united states and taiwan are colluding with each other. and some people deliberately compare taiwan and ukraine to very different issues in an attempt to confuse the public and take advantage of the chaos. and also misbehavior of playing with fire is aimed at changing the current status quo. the cross straight relations

graham bonnet, charles were on. what are the elliptical but your story literally on your local die after the papers was signed, the 2 sides accused each other of breaking the agreement. but i shouldn't go up sheriff's mother to walk beside the uminski for glittering. they kicked, ah, legend just multiple said so subtle, wilma bescham about on my doom quicker than you will pull near to moore with him. would you wish to report them from pure open to move? not be sorry question. you litwin, you, louis that only will again, they are made them on the go very almost him cook with a step in it's the bill. is your level of so much to possibly new from ford, with a more music associated with them for new. sure. normally, helena, in january 2015 new fighting, broke out near the town of devout civil ah . that reckless plan resulted in the developed of coltrane. according to the militia, ukraine lost up to $8000.00 troops in the 3 conference can you bring at napa? the key for the china grinds cannot perform each the right subsi

but lucy was lorna lopez shawn from either the way in the glorious serrano graham a bring me notice for delivery. but i mean, elsa foresee did, ah, ah, ah, animal rights demonstrations like this, a commonplace in european cities. 2, the whole population of don't, but has been showing as a terrorists. we witness a huge information war. waged against the dorm was people and rush, everything basically what was told in the western mainstream media was just absolute lie. and when i came here 1st, i'm in the beginning of 15 and i saw the beautiful people news. and i understood the magnitude of july. i wasn't sure even i knew that these happen as why the reason why i can, but when i saw in my own eyes that they were treated worse than the door worse than any any more. so the demonstration against the russian world in the western propaganda is a very terrible thing. it's very frightful, t ah, western and ukrainian mass media often keep silent about alleged crimes committed by nationalist battalions. frequently failing to report accurately and blaming the militiamen for the victims. is clean, ge

graham. ashland, nothing. smith is 63. i think it may be recorded on missouri to put the rob lisa rosa, martha, thank you for sharing promot quibbling, finance. you'll never get to receive well graham a day. it came with the you of american school political put it mash up with them. said potomac cousin dennis, you hadn't my lump of italy movie, she wrote you wouldn't be a new se, wilkins, akin cheerless, a purse with you though. i be in the very similar to sequential as through us though of you know, unless shipple che, it means can we would omega dia and you cool the horseshoe was he could the what sugary clutch alone will clean the damage guy wash will hold the was, i'm so, so the use of williams if you look in the us, but it will it the other and all those blue ah, every year on august 24th, ukraine celebrates its independence to hang out state flags, seeing the national anthem. and rarely does anyone wonder what exactly 3 years of independence has given ukraine mostly will, will, but a will ethridge search and they see

lindsey graham is nothing if not a careful strategist. people like ted cruz, who ran against trump and lindsey graham and mitch mcconnell, none of them were thinking trump could win. so they really let it all out there. how clearly they claimed to oppose everything that he stood for. keep that in mind, the people who used to criticize trump and who according to this reporting thought about trying to do so again right after the violent insurrection, these people today, as we speak to you live on the news, these are now his loudest supporters. >> this man is a pathological liar. >> the man cannot tell the truth. but he combined it with being a narcissist. >> you're a sniffling coward. >> he's a cook. i think he's crazy and not fit for office. >> his policies are not great for the country. >> on the congressional investigations beat, jackie from the washington post, ali, what is revealed here given these peoples feelings and claims about donald trump, the danger and the bigotry and racism to quote lindsey graham was all there and that the in

great, let's bring you thomas graham. now. he's a distinguished fellow at the council on foreign relations. he joins us from new york city, mr. graham, it's good to have you on the program with this, russia says that it handed over its proposals to ukraine on a path to peace. obviously, we don't know what's inside, but what can we read into the fact that this path still seems to be open? well, i don't think it's a serious fact. at this point in the previous negotiations, demands that russia were russia was making on ukraine's were basically that a capitulate that had agreed to the independence of the, the separatist regions, to russia's annexation of crimea. and that ukraine become neutral. clearly, all these things together aren't acceptable to your crime. i don't think that moscow is engaged in serious negotiations at this point. so what do you think they're up to right now? well i think part of this is that they want to try to put pressure on your brain. obviously they are launching a, a new offensive in east. i hope dave t

made the comments in tie one during a meeting with president saying when graham said me the taiwan nor the us was conflict with china, which claims the island of its territory. here's my promise to you and the time with nice people. we're going to start making china pay a greater price for what they're doing all over the world. with taiwan producing 90 percent of the world's high end semiconductor products. it is a country of global significance of global consequence of global impact. and therefore, it should be understood that the security of taiwan has a global impact for those who would wish it ill while trying to meanwhile, as accusing the u. s. of inflaming tension. that says it's going down a dangerous path by sending politicians to the island. made asia will go in the united states and taiwan are colluding with each other. and some people deliberately compare taiwan in ukraine to very different issues in an attempt to confuse the public and take advantage of the chaos in georgia. this behavior of playing with fire is aimed at changing the current status quo of the cross straight

graham? i mean, when i was just following the review brands, are you sure greg graham? it least it would be your to show me it was not bringing what no one will grade. and so you were, you was us williams, you postal. put in for the last 2 and you cover the dish last dog order new by michelle ish. now hearing of calling, you know, she checked on bus, picking up a partial smoke. the godaddy account was changed for that. so i mean about sheer, then you can model that is public, but it is double yellow. when you can only get it, go get those to go. i don't know my gloves. we 2 of it. is that a port a kid? no green was police or is it him sessions to would senior mr. those to be with you and you now, but a lot less you the way the way someone coming in that are going to play a little to that's where you waste car. that's a keyboard golf, but priest more than what you cough, telecom at grandkids. so does this mean electrical yet then? yes, come a little that you did a little post because of my, my dad because my child by thought shed in the other scott gave me a new one, was

so greg julie, new graham, it says that we believe you are to show me a little crazy. so you are, you was this williams, you those to put in this for the last 20 covered as an additional dog order. new by michelle schneider. i'm not collecting, you know, will she, children bus came up with them boshamp smoke cigarettes. cocoa was changed for have thoughts about shania. then he's come up with that he's public. but in the sub lyla, when you can make it, go get those to me. i'm glad we took it. is that a port a dispatch it no green was pulls or is it him sessions the would senior mr. those to be with you now, but what actually the where did based on what company are going to play a role with us where your wife's car or about a keyboard golf. but priest more than what you because it's really climate krinski felt that this muley chest collier of then yes, come a little that you will post because the by my day and there because my child by thought shed in the other guy. yeah. he lives in his life and he will also proceed a she and i talked to folks and yes, my union and othe

where were you mr. graham's? i mean, when i was just following your brains, and when will you show credit julie canoe? graham, it was listed with believe your to should me, it was not when you might not of our little crazy. so you were, you was us, williams. you those to put in for the last you covered as a dish dog order new by michelle ish night here on of collecting. you know she children bus came up with them boshamp smoke cigarettes. coco, we was changing all of that. so i, me about, she here is come up with that is public. but in the sub lyla, when you plan on a category, get those to me. i'm glad we 2 of it. is that a port a dispatch it marina was puzzle as each m sessions, the would senior miss that those to read you an email, but what she needs is a web based on what company are going to play a little. that's where your voice car or about a keyboard golf, but priest more that i'm leaving off. it's really climate. krinski felt that this muley chest collier of then yes, a little that you did will post that

you let lindsey graham dog walk you on that. he put the sheriffs against you when there was an agreement you were negotiating. this could have been your bill, sir. you decided to back down from police reform when you let that man, your fellow south carolinaens who didn't have your back, did not let you make history, did not let you have a big accomplishment, don't blame that on me. blame that on him. have a conversation with obeina greer, thank you. >>> the don't say gay bill, will arkins joins me next. y bill, wil arkins joins me next my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®. mom's a1c is down with rybelsus®. (♪ ♪) in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus®

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your war with ye, graham. zip, were we of or you it would sit in each voice. you've said, oh oh, germany's committee street. you also created friction with its european union partners that you had set targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and scaling up the use of renewable energy is in the misty del appeased on your own. about investing, we are members of the european union that in certain areas it, we're prone to compromising our common a you policy of the deck, and that's precisely the weak spot that the kremlin is working towards every day. the funny but tug does feel and i firmly believe that we do not get any respect and the kremlin either. we come big nissan kind of spect via that's because we tend to be naive on and take the money. 5 year we pursue our own interests. 5 and because the noblest standards we set out in our policy making the claim based on certain value of an inch are evidently not being reinforced. as they shad cleveland via 10. bish, tim est. least deem via enough alive yes. could o. joseph robinson adviser, you solemnly swear, a

senator graham? >> good morning. >> good morning. >> would you support a vote on the senate floor for the president's budget? >> as a long-time staffing member, i would not dare to tell the senate how to conduct business. >> i keep up with the policy discussions and i know title 42 has been brought up in the courts, so this might be decided by the judicial branch on how to deal with title 42 at the border, but i am a part of the discussions because there are budgetary consequences. >> right. so let's set the courts aside for a moment because we can't deal with that. is there a movement in the biden administration to change title 42 policies? >> senator graham, you know any decisions or conversations we have with the president -- >> i mean, i read about it in the paper. >> i won't discuss anything decisional that we talk to the president about, but what i will point to in the budget there's a 5% increase for homeland security including additional agents. we have a pattern of migration and we are prepa

- [graham] this week we're in nashville, tennessee with iconic figure skater, scott hamilton. - that's what i wore for the olympics. - no way. i mean, this is a lot lighter. - you feel like you're naked. it's a little hard to get used to it first. - [graham] following years of a life threatening and mysterious childhood illness. - no muscle development in my legs, distended stomach. i don't know what's going on. i have no idea it was going on. - [graham] hamilton overcame the odds capturing four consecutive national championships, another four consecutive world titles, and winning olympic gold. - i put it in a bag and it lived in a drawer for six years, and then i was like, "i can get rid of all my stuff." - [graham] but hamilton's health would plague him once again at the end of his pro career. first cancer, then three brain tumors,

graham, no. [ inaudible ] >>> good afternoon. i am katy tur. it's 2:01. you are looking live where they are voting to conform ketanji brown jackson as the justice, and there are a few senators that have not yet voted and seems like they waited for that. the expectation as this vote was coming in is that all 50 senators that are democrats would vote yes, and there were three republicans who would also vote yes. mitt romney, susan collins and lisa murkowski. joining me now is msnbc host and former chief spokesperson for vice president harris, symone sanders, and national pr and legal affairs correspondent, nina totenberg, and former federal prosecutor, paul butler. ali, i want to start with you. did i get the play by play there correct? >> you got that right. we are just waiting at this point for senator rand paul to vote. senator graham came in late but did cast his no vote ultimately, and the rest of the votes shook out like we thought they would, and all 50 democrats coming in behind the historic nominee, and senator mitt romney and senator susan collins

lindsey graham, so often graham whining about the senate's loss of decency in the forum, refused to even show up for ketanji brown jackson's final confirmation vote. apparently, the formal dress code put him off. he outright refused to put on a tie in order to walk in and appear in the chamber. instead, he opted to vote, no, from the senate cloakroom. and graham wasn't alone in all of this. senator rand paul delayed the final proceeding by nearly half an hour, showing ablate and light ground without a care in the world for the senate's dress code on such a momentous day. this is the republican mo. and the thing is, it's been their mo for decades. i mean, in 1916, louis brandeis was nominated to the supreme court. he was harvard educated, a crusader against corruption, and the nation's most prominent public interest lawyer. he also happened to be jewish. and so, central becomes brandeis as, money grubbing. and untrustworthy. republican senators even charged that brandeis was only nominated against president woodrow wilson wanted to secure the quote, jewish vote. fast forward to 2010, word

minister graham? no. >> having secured the majority for confirmation, the senate volunteered for about 15 minutes to allow senator rand paul to register his vote. >> mr. paul? mr. paul, no. >> on this boat, -- vote, the ays are 53, the nace are 47. this nomination is confirmed. >> [applause] >> under the previous order, the motion to reconsider is considered made and laid upon the table and the president will immediately be notified of the senate's actions. >> madam president, very happily, i note the absence of a core of. >> [laughter] >> [no audio] -- [applause] >> the senate has confirmed ketanji brown jackson to be the first african-american woman to sit on the u.s. supreme court. here's a tweet from the white house showing the nominee and president biden watching the senate bill on c-span two. it reads "judge jackson's confirmation was a historic moment for our nation. we have taken another step forward. she will be an incredible justice and i was honored to share this moment with her." president

graham says she's well qualified for the job. but remember, jackson is coming from the dc court of appeals, which is a federal judgeship. which means she was doing these votes, nominations about a year ago, and graham enthusiastically supported her, got a yes vote from him. >> it doesn't quite make sense. >> it does not. >> most things in washington do not sometimes. >> thank you, scott. >>> happening now, a group of angry bay area mothers will make their voices heard with one graphic new billboard. this is going up in the heart of san francisco. >> the billboard is the creation of the group mothers against drug deaths, and they are hoping that it can spur changes citywide. city's cierra johnson is live in san francisco. this is a billboard going up in a very busy area just blocks away from the tenderloin. what's the point? >> reporter: marcus and kris, the group really wants to get as many eyes on this billboard as possible, and as you can imagine, a location near union square, near the tenderloin, would definitely do that. now,

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graham. no. mr. lee. no. mr. cruz. no mr. sasse. no. mr. hawley, no. mr. cotton. mr. kennedy, mr. till is. mrs. blackburn, no. 11 yeas and 11 nays. tie vote. senator durbin: there is a tie vote to be an associate justice. pursuant to section 3 of senate resolution, i'll transmit >> c-span's washington , everyday we are taking you through issues that impact you. we will talk about the change in pandemic order rules with glenn grothman, then the biden administration's decision with a senior institute fellow. then, we talk about the post to established a supreme court code of ethics. watch washington journal tuesday morning on c-span or on c-span now, our free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone also. >> on tuesday, lloyd austin and the chair of the joint chiefs of staff testify on the defense budget request. liven 9:30 amcs on c-span3, or on the free video at c-span now. >> spring has sprung, and it's time for the spring sale. now through tuesday at c-span shop.org. save on accessories, there is something for every fan. scan the code. >> with increased gas prices, the ho

she is in the premier of not just roper graham's bill. it also did a formal move paulette posters in the loop with the, from the new fox, a built in the bottle skim, loanable grain. some people will ski more grain, some know in your ball and about our amount of them in a new functional the quarter over. well, more of the so that you folks still morning. so i don't believe campbell dish. no, yet they still were still not thinking. research has been with us. okay. because this match, he unusual but he cheered because mr. so, but on the social but it's initial interview. so what's, what's the children, you sure. abreast to children, even little scholar at no additional ah, we're told one of the hallmarks of western liberalism is the idea and practice of dollars. more specifically, it is said we should not judge an individual or group based on their race color or creed. but that apparently doesn't apply when it comes to russians. bruce, a phobia is the new bigotry with a, with, with both, both the models you need to do both got nothing to do

graham pointing to this issue as the reason behind his no vote. remember, jackson is coming from the d.c. circuit court of appeals, which is a federal judgeship, which meant she had to go through this process, the same committee, about a year ago, a little more than a year ago. at the time lindsey graham voted yes. >> and he's still saying she's qualified. >> so why? >> yes, we used to do it as are you qualified or not, now we do it more do you agree with me or not. >> which is not the way this is supposed to happen. >> not really, no. >> thank you very much, scott. >>> 6:08 this morning. happening today, a group of angry bay area mothers will make their voices heard with a graphic new billboard going up in the heart of san francisco. >> it's the creation of the group mothers against drug deaths and they are hoping it will spur changes and conversations citywide. city's cierra johnson is live in san francisco, and this is a billboard going up in a really busy area, high visibility, just blocks away from the tenderloin, right? >> reporter: yes, goo

but not lindsey graham. in fact, he says if republicans were in charge she would have gotten the merrick garland treatment. >> huh. thanks, lindsey. >>> and an historic rally for the kansas men's basketball team with their come-from-behind victory over north carolina for the national championship. good morning and welcome to "morning joe." it is tuesday, april 5th. >> that is -- that was, by the way, willie, the biggest comeback since '63. >> yeah. >> and we were actually doing a "morning joe" live there when loyola/chicago came out. >> the ramblers, we were there on the ground. >> we were on the ground. i said there's no way these ramblers are going to come back. they came back, right? >> last night because w

email exchange shortly after the shower incident was brought to paterno's attention, then-president graham spanier, administrator gary schultz, and athletic director tim curley discussed reporting the incident to the proper authorities, but ultimately decided not to report it at all. at one point, curley wrote," after giving it more thought and talking it over with joe, we want to assist the individual," meaning sandusky, "to get him professional help." spanier responded "the only downside for us is if the message isn't heard and acted upon, then we become vulnerable for not having reported it." >> well, my biggest regret is that we didn't turn it in for department of welfare to investigate it. i think, you know, that's what we should have done. >> looking back, do you regret not reporting it to the department of public welfare? >> if we had known it was more, of course it would have been responsible to notify anybody and everybody who might have intervened. >> reporter: at the time, paterno was not accused of any wrongdoing. >> he's been cooperative with the investigators in this case. he

but not lindsey graham. in fact, he says if republicans were in charge she would have gotten the merrick garland treatment. >> huh. thanks, lindsey. >>> and an historic rally for the kansas men's basketball team with their come-from-behind victory over north carolina for the national championship. good morning and welcome to "morning joe." it is tuesday, april 5th. >> that is -- that was, by the way, willie, the biggest comeback since '63. >> yeah. >> and we were actually doing a "morning joe" live there when loyola/chicago came out. >> the ramblers, we were there on the ground. >> we were on the ground. i said there's no way these ramblers are going to come back. they came back, right? >> last night because we host a morning tv show, i went to bed at halftime. >> good. >> carolina up by 15 points, i thought they were going to run them out of the gym. kansas has a huge comeback. >> the biggest comeback. we will be getting the news. jonathan lemire, obviously everybody is talking about the war crimes, the hor

graham, no . >> you're watching an historic moment on capitol hill. we're waiting for the final vote from the senate to confirm judge ketanji br ketanji brown jackson as the first black woman to join that body. >> we just heard all the yeas and nays there called out, and three republicans have crossed the aisle, basically, to vote with democrats in terms of supporting her nomination. >> yeah, in the 232 years of the supreme court, this will be -- if she's confirmed, and she is expected to be -- the first time in the history of the supreme court that white males will not make up the majority of the court. we know that there are three republicans who joined with democrats, senators murkowski, collins, and romney. final vote expected to be, of course, we are waiting for that to be announced. 53-47. >> we just heard lindsey graham there opt not to vote for her, though he recently voted for her nomination on the federal bench. but you know, obviously, it's a historic moment. it's a very historic moment, and it also, on a similar track, is just a huge momen

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