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Bloomberg Radio New York
"katangi brown jackson" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Is in D.C.. Hey Nancy, thanks, Carol. History was made today when katangi Brown Jackson was sworn in as the newest Supreme Court Justice becoming the first black woman on the high court. After two oaths, chief justice John Roberts, welcomed her to the bench. All of the members of the court, I am pleased to welcome justice Jackson to the court and to our common calling. Jackson was confirmed to replace justice Breyer back in April, but she had to wait until he stepped down at the end of the 9 month term. Well, today the Supreme Court did issue its final rulings for the term, including one that restricts the EPA's ability to force power plants to shift power generation away from fossil fuel plants to cleaner sources. This is under the clean air act. It's seen as a victory for coal mining and a defeat for the Biden administration that had a goal of reducing carbon emissions by half in 2030. But in a victory for Biden, the court did side with his administration and its efforts to end the Trump era immigration policy that forced asylum seekers to await approval in Mexico. Well, the house January 6th committee has issued a subpoena to former White House counsel pat cipollone. We get more from Bloomberg government reporter Jack Fitzpatrick. He's become a bit of a central figure because of his warnings that the voter fraud claims did not have legal merit. He came up warning that Trump should not go to the capitol on January 6th. Bloomberg government's Jack Fitzpatrick reports the committee wants cipollone to testify behind closed doors this coming Wednesday, July 6th. Global news 24 hours a day
Mark Levin
Does Racist Joy Reid Represent You, America?
"The racist joy Reid from the racist MSNBC the racist NBC and apparently the race is Comcast Which so many subsidized because otherwise why would you run somebody like this in her racist so many of her racist guests Here she is yesterday cut 9 go The thing that's so wild about this whole originalism thing which I can recall a lot of Republicans hectoring katangi Brown Jackson judge katon G Brown Jackson about original She was Hector Oh I'm sorry You mean she was questioned About her light sentences For child pornographers and those who use child pornography I'm sorry But that offend you joy may I call you joy even though you're not yeah I had the originalism If you go back to the original conception of this country first of all Melissa weren't even people It was a forget about us right But even women who were white women were considered absolutely the property and ward of their husband to be joy Reid the issue is about slavery And the issues about women in the early days of the republic Women who were crucially important in the early days of the republic Crucially important in the early days of the republic It looked how she claims the role of representing all women in this country Does she represent two America Joy Reid Whether pathetic anemic ratings does she represent you
Bloomberg Radio New York
"katangi brown jackson" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Investigating the events of the January 6th capitol riot CNN reports the likely appearance follows months of negotiations between former president Trump's council and lawmakers Giuliani is considered a key figure in Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election Republican lawmakers say issues that the U.S. Mexico border impact Americans nationwide speaking at an event on Wednesday House minority whip Steve scalise said over a 100,000 young people died last year from fentanyl that's primarily entering the U.S. through the Mexico border Every town is now a border town because every community in America is negatively affected by President Biden and secretary mayorkas failure to secure our southern border Scalise and other Republican leaders slammed the Biden administration for planning to end title 42 pandemic restrictions Title 42 allows U.S. border patrol officials to turn back illegal immigrants because of a public health threat posed by COVID-19 Veteran Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer is getting ready to move on Lisa Taylor has more briar heard his last oral arguments today and was praised by chief justice John Roberts Roberts noted Breyer's 28 years of service and said this has been an arena for remarks and profound and moving questions that were challenging and insightful and hypotheticals that were sometimes downright silly Breyer will retire at the end of the Supreme Court's current term this summer better in federal judge katangi Brown Jackson has already been confirmed by the Senate and will take Breyer's seat on the Supreme Court The Trump administration's COVID-19 response coordinator says transparency is the way to battle pandemics doctor Deborah birx explained that being open with information related to the pandemic is the best way to build trust with the American people Speaking in support of her new book silent invasion doctor Burke said the public wasn't properly informed on how to deal with COVID-19 I'm Brian schuch Microsoft says Russian hacking in Ukraine has been extensive The report from the tech company said nearly 240 cyberattacks have been carried out by at least 6 hacking groups that have been linked with the Kremlin Microsoft vice president Tom Burt said the operations appear to be correlated and sometimes directly timed with its kinetic military operations The founder of a New York City based asset management company is accused of manipulating the stock market Natalie migliori reports Archie goes founder Bill Wong and CFO Patrick harrigan allegedly used different brokers to significantly increase the firm's portfolio The.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"katangi brown jackson" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"With a check of the latest world in national news Hey nets Thanks Tim Presidents and diplomats have been paying tribute today to former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright President Biden gave the eulogy at her funeral at the Washington national cathedral and spoke of a trip to Warsaw shortly after her death where he spoke to a room of mostly poles and Ukrainians They were respectful what I've seen but when I mentioned the name of Madeleine Albright was a deafening cheer they all stopped everything They started a cheer Biden says when albright saw something that needed to be done she didn't mince words and started the work A former marine who's been held captive in Russia since 2019 is finally on its way home State Department spokesman Ned price says Trevor Reed's release was developed over the course of several months This is a testament to the commitment on the part of President Biden in this entire administration to bring home Americans who were unjustly detained around the world Price says the U.S. negotiated breeds release as part of a prisoner swap for a Russian jailed in the U.S. He says Reed is free in good spirits and ready to be reunited with his family Veteran Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer is getting ready to move on He hurt his last oral arguments today and was praised by chief justice John Roberts for his 28 years of service Breyer will retire at the end of the Supreme Court's current term this summer judge katangi Brown Jackson has already been confirmed for his seat on the bench Global news 24 hours a day on air.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"katangi brown jackson" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Is calling it a moment of real change in American history During a White House ceremony the president called the confirmation of Supreme Court pick katangi Brown Jackson and historic event And today is a good day A day that history is going to remember The federal judge will be the first black woman to ever serve on the nation's highest court The Senate confirmed Jackson this week on a vote of 53 to 47 Jackson won't take her seat on the Supreme Court until after retiring justice Stephen byer steps down at the end of the summer The U.S. says Russia is trying to recruit over 60,000 more troops for its invasion of Ukraine A senior U.S. defense official says Russia is trying to enforce their invasion troops through new conscripts and reservists The official said Russia now has about 80 to 85% of the forces they had before invading Ukraine military experts also believe Russia continues to struggle with logistics and morale problems The trial of four men charged with plotting to kidnap Michigan's governor is ending and not guilty verdicts and a mistrial The jury found two men not guilty and could not reach a verdict with two others resulting in a mistrial The four men faced life in prison sentences if found guilty prosecutors alleged they were angry over governor Gretchen Whitmer's COVID-19 restrictions and fueled by strong anti government sentiment The defense argued an FBI informant set them up A SpaceX tourism mission is now docked at the International Space Station A capsule carrying three pain members and a former NASA astronaut arrived at the ISS this morning and will stay for about ten days It's the first mission to the ISS with a crew entirely comprised of private citizens Tiger Woods will play in the final two rounds of the masters in Augusta Georgia He made the cut going into day three and sits at one over par through 36 holes This is Tiger's first PGA Tour event since nearly losing his leg in a car accident last year Scottie scheffler currently sits atop the leaderboard after finishing the first two rounds 8 under par I'm Julie Ryan Two unruly passengers are being fined tens of thousands of dollars by the FAA one woman is facing over $80,000 in fines for allegedly headbutting biting spitting and hitting crew members and trying to open a cabin door on an American Airlines flight from Dallas to North Carolina Another woman is being slapped with over $77,000 in fines for allegedly trying to exit during flight and biting a passenger on a Delta fight from Las Vegas to Atlanta A new Alabama law now makes some transgender healthcare a felony Brian shook reports Republican governor Kay ivey signed a bill that criminalizes gender transition healthcare for minors The law makes it a felony to provide hormone treatment puberty blockers or gender reassignment surgery to trans youth and punishable by up to ten years in prison The law is opposed by the ACLU who say it's the first of its kind to make healthcare for transgender youth of felony and have vowed to challenge it I'm Brian shook Allergy season is in full bloom but in a COVID world symptoms.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"katangi brown jackson" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"This is Bloomberg radio Now a global news update Idaho Supreme Court is temporarily blocking the state 6 week abortion law Jim Forbes has more On Friday the court issued a temporary ban against the law which is modeled after a similar one in Texas It would allow private citizens to bring lawsuits against medical professionals who they believe violate abortion rules The ruling stops the law from going into place until the court can review it It was originally supposed to go into place on April 22nd I'm Jim Forbes Thousands of people are still pouring out of Ukraine every day Ukraine's deputy prime minister says over 6600 people evacuated through humanitarian corridors on Friday alone It comes as more than 10 million refugees have fled the country since February as Russia continues its invasion of Ukraine President Biden and vice president Harris celebrating the first black woman to ever serve on the U.S. Supreme Court federal judge katangi Brown Jackson will take over for retiring justice Stephen Breyer I'm Brad Steven This is Bloomberg Wall Street week with David Weston from Bloomberg radio This is Wall Street week I'm David west and we are joined once again this week by our very special contributor Larry summers of Harvard So Larry the big issue everyone's discussing is can the fed bring about what is called a soft landing I guess that's to say avoid a recession As you know Bloomberg did a survey of 72 economists that show the economists are getting more and more skeptical It's up to 27.5% in April before it was 20% if you go two months back it was 15% Look I think the risks are going way up 27 and a half percent this year because next year is riskier than this year translates to something getting towards two thirds for a two year period and I'd be a bit above that in my judgment Here's the key fact we have never had a moment in the United States when inflation was above four at unemployment was below four when we didn't have a recession two years within the next two years So we may pull it off and certainly it's hugely important that we succeed in pulling it off but the combination of overheating followed by policy delay followed by supply shocks means I think it's a very difficult set of challenges and recession in the next couple of years There's clearly more likely than not some of the banks are starting to move in that direction Your survey moved in that direction and I suspect that's how the consensus will evolve And Larry I feel like we're caught a little bit between The Rock of the hard place that is between inflation on the one hand and recession on the other And we worry particularly about how the people who are less fortunate are affected you have a research paper from the national bureau of economic research this week talking about what happens with wage growth You would like to think that when wages grow that helps everybody not necessarily so Here's the here's the fact David if you just look at nominal wage growth just measured wage growth and growth in workers purchasing power up to a point perhaps 4% four and a half percent they move together But past that point because when inflation is running above 4% you start to have inflation serious inflation things moving the high opposite direction and higher wage growth seems to go with lower growth in workers purchasing power That's why I was so anxious on this show over the last year about the possibility of overheating labor markets And unfortunately that's what seems to be materializing with average real wages having one of their worst performances over the last year That we have seen Larry we've got a big event coming up on the weekend That's the first round of in the presidential election over in France We have marine le pen who was often thought to be just almost impossible to elect although it's a closer race at the moment than we would have thought What's going on there Look I'm not a political expert on France but what I see is eerily reminiscent of the period before Brexit in the U.S. In the UK and the period before Donald Trump's 2016 election in the United States I think by far the more likely thing is that president mccrone will win but we have to recognize that the fact that Marie le pen will ultimately be elected Looks at least as plausible now as Donald Trump's election did a bit before the U.S. election or as Brexit did a bit before the British election So I think we need to be nervous as we watch that situation and all people of good will have to be standing with the French people But I think this shows the power of pocketbook issues for regular people and frustration with elites which has been a potent political force all over the world Again I think this is going to end with president Macron but nobody should be serene or complacent that that's the case Yeah and to some extent Larry that comment takes us actually to Ukraine and Russia in this sense Mister Macron is really focused a lot on Ukraine and international issues Marine le pen on the other hand says how much does your gas cost How much does it cost to go to the supermarket And that appears to be part of what's lifting her up When it comes to Russia though I wonder how are we doing in the if I can call it the economic war against Russia the economic sanctions Because we've seen the rubles come back now the Russian Central Bank on Friday actually cut their rates there Are we at a stalemate at least if we're not losing that war just the way Russia appears to be losing or in the military war I think we're going to need to ratchet it up if we want to do grave damage to the Russian economy We can't allow it to continue to be the case that Russia is able to get huge levels of hard currency from the sale of products It can't continue to be the case that there's a.
Mark Levin
Democrats Call KBJ 'Historic' & Clarence Thomas 'Controversial'
"About her rulings which are appalling which are weak on child pornography pornographers and those who use child pornography I thought she got it pretty easy to be to be perfectly honest with you No no This was historic and they made it hysteric Oh Yes There was appalling what was done Took katangi Brown Jackson KB Jay Yes Absolutely Meanwhile we'll keep trashing clarence Thomas demand that he recused that no That he resigned nay that he'd be impeached That the second black person on the Supreme Court is no damn good He's got to go He's not historic of course but KB J she's historic Unbelievable fantastic
Bloomberg Radio New York
"katangi brown jackson" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Weston for our television audiences We're watching now as President Biden concludes his remarks Congratulating judge katangi Brown Jackson for a confirmation of the Supreme Court In the meantime we're going to talk about inflation expectations for rate increases are rising to fight that inflation And with them the odds of a recession are going up just as well We talked about those odds earlier today with Larry summers of Harvard Look I think the risks are going way up 27 and a half percent this year because next year is riskier than this year translates to something getting towards two thirds for a two year period and I'd be a bit above that in my judgment Here's the key fact we have never had a moment in the United States when inflation was above four at unemployment was below four when we didn't have a recession two years within the next two years So we may pull it off and certainly it's hugely important that we succeed in pulling it off but the combination of overheating followed by policy delay followed by supply shocks means I think it's a very difficult set of challenges and recession in the next couple of years There's clearly more likely than not some of the banks are starting to move in that direction Your survey moved in that direction and I suspect that's how the consensus will evolve And Larry I feel like we're quite a little bit between The Rock of the hard place that is between inflation on the one hand and recession on the other And we worry particularly about how the people who are less fortunate are affected you have a research paper from the national bureau of economic research this week talking about what happens with wage growth You would like to think that when wages grow that helps everybody not necessarily so Here's the here's the fact David if you just look at nominal wage growth just measured wage growth and growth in workers purchasing power up to a point perhaps 4% four and a half percent they move together But past that point because when inflation is running above 4% you start to have inflation serious inflation things move in the opposite direction and higher wage growth seems to go with lower growth in workers purchasing power That's why I was so anxious on this show over the last year about the possibility of overheating labor markets And unfortunately that's what seems to be materializing with average real wages having one of their worst performances over the last year That we have seen That was Larry summers former treasury secretary You can hear more from blurry tonight at 6 p.m. Eastern Time on Wall Street week In the meantime President Biden continues to congratulate judge katangi Brown Jackson who can blame him on the south lawn of The White House Coming back here we're going to talk about global.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Looking at Mitt Romney's Track Record
"But that's what he's doing. He's setting himself up for a presidential run as a third party candidate. He's going to say, you know, Americans can't afford four more years of Donald Trump. And I'm a lifelong, well, I'm not a lifelong Republican, but I'm a part time Republican. Wink wink. I go back and forth, I used to be kind of a liberal Massachusetts governor. I mean, this guy think about Romney's track record. Massachusetts, Utah, he's got a big mansion in California, man gets around. I mean, he gets around now. He's got, he's got some miles on him. And the katangi Brown Jackson yes vote is fascinating to me, but I think Laura and Molly Hemingway are correct. He's getting ready to run as a spoiler because he wants to get his revenge on Donald Trump.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"katangi brown jackson" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Now He has our global news Yeah exactly right Hey the move back by 93 nations opposed by 24 There were 58 abstentions Syria Iran North Korea predictably backed Russia Many of the nations wanted to see the results of the investigation first so far so they abstained Now the U.S. Secretary of State Anthony blinken says absolutely the right outcome The country that's perpetrating gross and systematic violations of human rights should not sit on a body whose job it is to protect those rights Today Iran was righted And of the NATO summit delineated some of the documented cases of atrocities The Russian shoulder shot one of them in the back of the head He turned to the people gathered instead of the victim and I quote this is dirt we're here to cleanse you from the dirt And Ukraine's format is to dimitro says bucha is just the beginning Unfortunately to my deepest regret butcher is butcher massacre is just the tip of the iceberg Mari we already see from reports from Mario party that Mario put is much much worse Says Ukraine these weapons and help now Meanwhile NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg says the war could go on for years French president Emmanuel Macron according to his office has told China's foreign minister Wang Yi that China needs to stop echoing Russian propaganda Katangi Brown Jackson has been confirmed to the Supreme Court of the United States Senate vote 53 47 democratic Senate leader Chuck Schumer says a joyous day justice with a public defender's background It will enhance the court's ability to preserve a basic truth in our country That all deserve equal justice under the law But Republican leader Mitch McConnell says he just could not vote to confirm Her judicial record is full of cases where judge Jackson ruled like a policymaker implementing.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Whoopi Goldberg: You're Racist if You Don't Support KBJ
"Katangi Brown Jackson? It simply because she's a black woman. Don't believe me? Check out Whoopi Goldberg on the view. Let me set up. Lest I start some new stuff. You know, this is the most ridiculous. Just saying, I don't trust a black woman to do the job. Because I know that y'all didn't have these same issues with Amy Coney Barrett. You didn't ask those questions. You didn't have those problems. And when Amy Coney Barrett answered the same way that judge had grounded when you asked her if you thought they were going to need more people on the Supreme Court. Nobody seemed to have a problem with her answer. No. But so many of you have problems with judge. You know what? I know what this is. Yeah. We all know what it is. We know what it is. We recognize it, we're used to this, but you know what? You can't take away what this woman is and who she is and what she says and how she
Bloomberg Radio New York
"katangi brown jackson" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Act of senseless violence on the streets of this city Mindless shootings with no thought or fear of the consequences Commissioner sewell says they will spare no resources to bring those responsible for the violence to justice Republican senators Lisa Murkowski and Mitt Romney said they would vote to confirm judge katangi Brown Jackson to a seat on the U.S. Supreme Court last week Republican senator Susan Collins of Maine also said she would support Jackson yesterday the Senate Judiciary Committee split 1111 on sending Jackson's nomination to the floor That required a separate vote of the full Senate Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer on the judiciary committee vote Sadly despite the judge's qualifications not a single Republican on the committee voted to report her out of committee Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell Josh Jackson has gone beyond the judicial role to rewrite immigration policy from the bench and make it even more liberal Senator McConnell global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries on Michael Barr this is Bloomberg Nathan All right Michael thanks Turn up to 5 ten on Wall Street time for the Bloomberg sports update Good morning John stanchion Good morning Nathan You couldn't ask for a better national championship game with zeros on the cloth the ball was in the air and you didn't know other Kansas in one or North Carolina and sent the game to overtime The shot fell well stored in the jayhawks won 72 69 in New Orleans to win the fourth NCAA title in school history the second for Bill self who thought he was going to win two years ago as team was ranked number one when the tournament was canceled due to COVID I always thought that 2020 team was better More equipped to do well in the NCAA tournament After the way these kids have played the last month I think this team can play with any team that Kansas has ever put on the floor Okay.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"katangi brown jackson" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Easy path forward for judge Jackson but it is expected that she will become the first black woman confirmed to the U.S. Supreme Court I'm Jack Fitzpatrick here with my Bloomberg government co host Emily Wilkins We've got to bring in our all star panel Bloomberg politics contributors Jeannie shin Zeno and Rick Davis who have insights on everything happening in Washington Guys you've got to start with the confirmation process for katangi Brown Jackson They're setting up a floor vote today tonight rather to get her confirmation out of the committee after that tide committee vote I've got to get your expectations Genie on how this goes forward if there are any barriers but I've also got to give you a little bit of a victory lap because the last time I was on the show after some Republicans such as John cornyn were saying in contrast to the Kavanaugh hearings where they got very personal Republicans were going to do their best to play nice We heard from a number of Republicans I would point to Josh hawley and Ted Cruz who made a lot of 7 to ten or so cases where they said judge Jackson was not tough enough on child pornography charges I think you deserve a little bit of a victory lap because those hearings got a little bit more heated than even some Senate Republicans had indicated but Jeannie tell us what are your expectations going forward Is this a glide path forward for Jackson Yeah I mean we heard everything from child porn to critical race theory something she's never really talked about or had anything to do with professionally children's books I mean you could go right down the list and you know by my understanding this is the first time since 1991 that you've had the judiciary committee deadlock on the vote like this And you know I think it does as you were just talking about with Greg it speaks to the times not to the nominee at all And we should of course remember that this is the anniversary of Martin Luther King's death in 1968 and now you have this historic nomination It certainly will get through but to your point even something like a delayed flight from California I think Emily said somebody you know stubbing their toe this could slow things down but this will get through by the narrowest margin I will be surprised if you get any more than we already have Collins I'd be surprised if you get one or two more that's going to be it for Republicans in our current system and situation That's bipartisan which is stunning in and of itself Rick Davis I wanted to ask you just because you're a man of the Senate You've worked with senators before What should we be reading into the fact that we haven't heard from Mitt Romney and Lisa Murkowski at saying how they would vote I mean certainly we've heard enough testimony at this point from judge Jackson I think for anyone to make their decision Yeah I think it's a sense that they are actually thinking it over right If there's anybody who even as you point out this late stage would be undecided it might be those two And there are a lot of different factors not only getting comfortable with the nomination and their preparation to vote on it but also the politics and the ramifications of it These things are intensely political for the one moment that they shine brightest in Washington And I have no doubt that Lisa Murkowski who's got a tough reelection fight in Alaska this year has got to have that entering her thinking Guys aside from that I was very interested in Greg valier's point just a few minutes ago on the challenges for President Biden Now I would push back a little bit and say a lot of some of the things that are weighing on him in the polls could improve a lot by November 2024 inflation for example We don't know how long the rusher Ukraine situation is going to last or what that will look like But one thing that plays against him it seems indefinitely is his age He would be 86 years old at the end of a second term He can't turn back the clock How much of a political issue is that really Rick You know look I think that's a serious political issue I remember having these conversations with John McCain at the spry young age of 72 about running for reelection And even in those days that was considered kind of pushing it So yeah I think it's a practical application of what people look for in their present and geriatrics is not the term that usually is applied So I think that the Democrats have an issue there If he decides to run he's got to take that on at first But it wouldn't surprise me that if he decides not to run it isn't because of the age gap Well Jeannie that raises the question if Biden decides not to run is there anyone at this point who is really stand out to be the next nominee for the Democrats Well you know of course you have to look at this sitting vice president Kamala Harris you know whether she would Garner the support in the democratic primary is another question but certainly she would be in line and you can look at all of the other people who ran in 2020 you know they may face similar issues but people like Elizabeth Warren people like Bernie Sanders I think Amy Klobuchar I mean you can just go down the list I'm certain they would have interest in thinking about it again but you know I think it's a little premature.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"katangi brown jackson" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Michael Barr is here with more on what's going on in New York and around the world Michael good morning Thank you very much and good morning to you President Biden is calling on Congress to take action against gun crimes after 6 people were shot and killed early Sunday in downtown Sacramento Police say three men and three women were fatally shot 12 others were wounded Authorities say there were at least two shooters Sacramento mayor Darrell Steinberg says it is past time to deal with gun violence This sickness will be cured some day in this country Or we will destroy ourselves in this country Now you're Steinberg says a motive has not been offered Meanwhile New York mayor Eric Adams says he spoke to President Biden over the weekend about gun violence Adam says his crime task force has been out on the streets collecting illegal weapons 70% of those who were carrying the guns had prior violent offenses So we need to combine with that small number of people who are carrying guns with the large number of guns on our street and get both of us Adams spoke on CBS's face the nation which can be heard Sundays on Bloomberg The Senate Judiciary Committee is set to vote today on confirming judge katangi Brown Jackson to the U.S. Supreme Court a full Senate vote is possible this week White House chief of staff Ron claim She will get enough votes to get confirmed and the end I suppose that's the only thing that matters but I wish more Republicans would look at the case here look at the record and vote to confirm judge Jackson Chief of staff claim says judge Jackson would be the first black woman confirmed to the nation's highest court However Republican senator Roy blunt of Missouri says he won't vote to confirm her So judicial philosophy seems to be not the philosophy of looking at what the law says and the constitution says and applying that but going through some method that allows you to try to look at the constitution as a more flexible document and even the law Both senator blunt and chief of staff claims spoke on ABC's this week which can be heard Sundays on Bloomberg Daniel Craig's return to Broadway and a new version of Macbeth has been temporarily halted after the act you contracted COVID-19 performances are canceled through Thursday Jon Batiste was the big winner at last night's Grammy Awards with 5 including album of the year silk sonic took home record of the year the Foo Fighters dominated in The Rock categories but skipped the show over the death of drummer Taylor Hawkins Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake Powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts more than a 120 countries I'm Michael Barr this is Bloomberg Nathan Okay.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"katangi brown jackson" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Down to Washington D.C. get rolled in national news with me from here Paul judge katangi Brown Jackson is going to get at least one Republican vote in her bid to join the U.S. Supreme Court senator Susan Collins of Maine says she will vote yes after reviewing the judge's record watching much of her testimony and meeting with her twice in person In an interview with The New York Times Colin said Jackson reassured her yesterday afternoon that she would not bend the law to meet her personal preferences Collins says yes vote allows The White House to call Jackson's confirmation by the Senate bipartisan and it avoids a tie breaking vote from vice president Kamala Harris Russia says it sees no breakthroughs in the latest talks with Ukraine And the U.S. and NATO are both casting doubts on Russia's claims it'll scale back military operations That's where things stand now as the fighting continues the cities of Kyiv and China have Bloomberg's rosalyn Matheson has more on where negotiations stand There wasn't even a temporary ceasefire that was announced I'd been hopes going into the talks that that could happen And they actually ended a day early after that first round of discussions Bloomberg's ra's Mathis and the UN now says more than 4 million refugees have fled the fighting That is nearly 10% of Ukraine's population The White House is signaling a new approach to the pandemic It has unveiled a new website COVID dot gov where Americans can go to find recommendations for masking vaccines tests and treatments tailored to their specific area until now the focus has been on mask and vaccine mandates Meantime President Biden's post to invoke Cold War powers to boost domestic production of critical minerals for electric vehicle and other batteries Sources tell Bloomberg news The White House is discussing adding lithium nickel graphite cobalt and manganese to the list of items covered under the 1950 defense production act Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries This is Bloomberg The please walk Sparky for me No way You throw in a caramel frappe Oh Make it a large deal.
The Charlie Kirk Show
The Totalitarian Truth Hidden Behind KBJ's "Biologist" Comment
"By now you've probably heard the back and forth between katangi Brown Jackson and Marsha Blackburn went into this in great detail. Yesterday and talked about how katangi Brown Jackson was unable to answer a very basic question. She was not able to answer the question of what is a woman. Now, katangi Brown Jackson, of course, has been mocked openly by almost every major conservative media outlet. You wouldn't even know she said this if you looked at CNN or The New York Times, the only way they describe it is right wingers pounce on tangi Brown Jackson to be unable to answer question or to yielding to experts and it kind of struck me as very interesting the way that she answered this question. And I listened to this tape over and over again. And first of all, katangi Brown Jackson has a smug attitude. She has a contempt for the entire process. She feels entitled to be the next Supreme Court Justice. You're going to see in her mannerisms, the way she's answering questions, she does not have any, I don't think she has any humility that prior nominees have had such as Amy Coney Barrett, who I thought was magnanimous and charming, contagion Brown Jackson has no such tone. And how she's approaching this. But I want you to re listen to this tape, because I think it's very telling. In fact, it's a unique window into how katangi Brown Jackson and the upcoming CRT regime or the new status, if you will, that we are going to be battling for the rest of my life, how they view the world. It's a window into who they think should actually have the power and why they think you should have almost none. Play cut 55. Can you provide a definition for the word woman? Can I provide a definition? No. Yeah. I can't. You can't? Not in this context. I'm not a biology. You have the word woman is so unclear in controversial that you can't give me a definition. She's not a biologist. Now, she should be mocked for that. She should be ridiculed for her inability to answer just the basic biological question, XX, XY chromosomes, not that hard, women can give birth, men can not. Pretty easy, pretty simple. What an opportunity for katangi Brown Jackson to have had a viral moment that might have had Republicans vote for, say, excuse me. I'm a woman. I'm a mother. I know what a woman is. You know what a woman is Marsha Blackburn. Instead, she almost says, no, I can't answer that because she knew, of course, the alphabet mafia would come after her, but the way she answered it, though, was more than just, I can't, which is, I'm not the specialist here. I'm just a judge trying to be on the Supreme Court.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
The Jaw-Dropping Moment From Ketanji Brown Jackson's Hearings
"An astounding couple of days we've seen from katangi Brown Jackson being unable or unwilling to define what she believes a woman to be to admitting she finds it, well, shocking, I guess. That somebody could look at images of a child being raped by an adult for 15 minutes. And before you know it, my goodness, they could be facing 30, 40, 50 years in jail. This was the jaw dropper from yesterday. This was the exchange that stunned the heck out of me. And Lindsey Graham, his eyes popped open, he realized you could tell. He's a smart guy. You could tell senator Graham recognized, oh, wait a minute. She thinks it's a bad thing to give somebody viewing images of children being raped a long time in jail. Listen, we are going to treat a person who's distributed a thousand, a lot worse because that shows that this person is really engaged in this really horrible behavior. In comes the Internet. On the Internet with one click, you can receive you can distribute tens of thousands. You can be doing this for 15 minutes. And all of a sudden, you are looking at 30, 40, 50 years in prison good. Good. I understand. Absolutely good. I hope you are.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Why the Constitution Is Actually 'Dead'
"As I follow the hearings with katangi Brown Jackson, it's got to be thinking about her philosophy that the constitution is something that is in a constant process of change. So this is the and I've discussed this before in the podcast, the idea of the living constitution. I came across a very eloquent refutation of this idea. That was given by Calvin Coolidge almost well, almost a century ago. And I just wanted to read it because it's so beautifully states why the constitution and the founding itself are not in some sense living, but are dead in the sense that they reflect enduring principles that have been put down on paper and put down on paper for a reason. So here we go. It's often asserted that the world has made great progress in 1776, and that we have new thoughts and new experiences which have given us a great advance over the people of that day. And we may therefore very well discard their conclusions for something more modern. So see how cool age appears so prescient here in talking about things that people are talking about now. And then says Coolidge, but that reasoning can not be applied to this great charter. If all men are created equal, that's final. If they are endowed with inalienable rights, that's final. If governments derive their just powers from the consent of the governed, that's final. No advance, no progress can be made beyond these propositions if anyone wishes to deny to deny their truth or their soundness, the only direction in which he can proceed historically is not forward, but backward toward the time when there was no equality. No rights of the individual. No rule of the people. Those who wish to proceed in that direction can not lay claim to progress, they are reactionary, their ideas are not more modern, but more ancient than those of the revolutionary
Bloomberg Radio New York
"katangi brown jackson" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"That Russia has not been trustworthy in its public statements about its intentions with respect to Ukraine for months So we take everything that they say at the negotiating table or from their podiums with a very large grain of salt And that said with a word to those attending the meetings tomorrow from Ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky The war of Russia is not only the war against the crane Its meaning is much wider Russia started the war against freedom as it is Zelensky says a fight for freedom for all of Europe and for the globe South Korea's president elect January will hold a phone call with China's president Xi Jinping amid growing tensions with North Korea Jan hap reporting no date has been announced The political rhetoric continued today for the third day in the nomination process of judge katangi Brown Jackson again with senator Lindsey Graham being very loud regarding sentencing and child pornography cases judge Jackson response Senator with respect to the computer one of the most effective deterrents is one that I imposed in every case and that judges across the country impose in every case which is substantial substantial supervision But senator Graham interrupted abruptly and shouted at her Is to put their ass in jail not supervise their computer usage And discussion tomorrow and the Senate on her confirmation Hong Kong may yet mass test residents chief executive Carrie lam says as cases fall the city would like to identify the remaining ones South Korean government has asked crematories to increase their capacity and funeral homes to secure more refrigerators On the two year anniversary of a lockdown the UK omicron BA variant two cases have risen anew and the U.S. CDC director Rochelle Walensky says deaths from omicron continue to fall but there are some increases in New York and New York City She says the BA two continues to be even more highly transmissible than be a one but cases do seem to be not as severe and fully vaccinated people In San Francisco I'm Ed Baxter this is Bloomberg All right Eddie thank you Let's get to Dan Schwartzman.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"katangi brown jackson" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"There we find Nancy lions with an update on world and national news Hey there ants Thanks Tim you and Carol were mentioning this Madeline albright the first woman to serve as U.S. Secretary of State has died Her family issued a statement saying she was surrounded by her loved ones as she lost her battle with cancer She was 84 President Joe Biden is en route to Europe at a critical moment for the war in Ukraine as Russia pummels cities with air strikes and artillery Biden will be meeting with NATO the European Union and G 7 leaders and he's likely to press for new sanctions Commerce secretary Gina raimondo tells Bloomberg unity is crucial to reigning in Vladimir Putin I think it's as much about staying strong and being vigilant on enforcement and keeping the coalition strong and tight over time You know if he's struggling at that level after a few weeks imagine where he'll be in a few months Raimondo tells Bloomberg they are prepared for all kinds of scenarios It's another day of Senate questioning for Supreme Court nominee judge katangi Brown Jackson And there is a continuing atmosphere of partisanship Republican Tom tilla said light sentences freed criminals to commit crime again Your compassion could lead to bad results Judge said she always told defendants to accept why they were being punished Do you understand that there are children who will never have normal lives because you sold crack to their parents we're supposed to be sentencing people so that they can ultimately be rehabilitated to the benefit of society as a whole Democrat John also had judge Jackson review her family connections with law enforcement In Washington or Chapman Bloomberg radio Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"katangi brown jackson" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Head down to Washington D.C. to get that world international news No pulse Supreme Court nominee katangi Brown Jackson's facing a wide range of questions on this second day of Senate confirmation hearings the first day of questions from senators like this one from Republican Lindsey Graham Do you attend church regularly Well senator I am reluctant to talk about my faith in this way just because I want to be mindful of the need for the public to have confidence in my ability to separate out my personal views Judge Jackson's been defending her impartiality pushing back at claims that she's been soft on crime as a trial judge The question and answer phase of Jackson's confirmation hearings continues into tomorrow Jailed Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has been sentenced to 9 more years in prison on new fraud charges the European court of human rights is called the prosecution's politically motivated He used his latest trial to rail against Russia's invasion of Ukraine a Jean Franz press reports Russian police arrested his lawyers after a sentencing Ukrainian president Vladimir zelensky is calling on Pope Francis to mediate to try to stop the war in a tweet he says he spoke with the pontiff about the difficult humanitarian situation in his country We get more on that from Bloomberg's rosalyn Matheson Yesterday Ukraine accusing Russian troops of firing on convoys of people as they're trying to leave some of those cities Mary Paul and other cities in the area and trying to block them from getting out Bloomberg's ra's Matheson President zelensky also addressed the Italian parliament today the prime minister Mario Draghi says he supports Ukraine joining the European Union Global news on air and on.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"katangi brown jackson" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"For judge katangi Brown Jackson from the majority leader of the Senate Chuck Schumer to a high school classmate Palm Beach county state attorney Dave aronberg She is just such an outstanding nominee It's amazed me that no one in her past who has worked with her both when she was on the private side and then as a judge has anything bad to say about her whether the Democrat Republican liberal or conservative All of us who did high school debate knew and respected kanti Brown And some of us feared her because we knew that if we ever competed with her we would come out with a big L because she was the superstar in high school debate President Biden announced judge Jackson as his nominee to be the first black woman on the Supreme Court last week And now the hard part of the confirmation process is ahead for Jackson The Senate judiciary hearings which in the case of Supreme Court nominees have become confrontational and at times down right nasty Joining me is ala tune day Johnson a professor at Columbia law school Judge Jackson would be joining a court where the conservatives overwhelmingly have the votes and they seem willing to push the court to the right on issues like abortion guns religion What does judge Jackson's addition to the court add in that context So I think for the general public we are always really focused on the really contentious ideological issue And so we see judge Jackson edition and say it's not really going to change the 6 three court Replacing Breyer her views may be aligned with his And I think that's true on some of the high profile issues I think her impact is one her historic nomination which it's easy to forget but we shouldn't forget there's never been a black woman on the court The other dimension of impact is that she has really a breadth of experience and on the issues that the public tends to pay less attention to criminal justice issues access to courts all of those things she's had experience representing people in private practice and serving as the public defender All of those things will shape her rolling And then finally you know you don't know how the court will be in the long term We're looking at a current court we know how it's composed They're willingness to put aside precedent in certain cases but that may not be true in ten years So this is an appointment for a longer period So do you think her background her experiences have the potential to add to the discussions that the justices have about the cases and their conferences Yes I think her background could make a tremendous difference I mean someone right now there's nobody on the court who's had criminal defense experience of any extensive nature who served as a public defender And so just today the core decided to not review a case involving ineffective assistance of counsel when one attorney represented four co defendants the same attorney and raising real questions about conflict of interest And that's the kind of case that she might bring insight to We don't know if it would make a difference for sure but those are the kinds of things that the justices can bring up in oral argument They can bring up in discussions with their colleagues and sometimes it influences how justices even decide decisions Sandra Day O'Connor would talk about her experience with justice thurgood Marshall who was the last justice on the court of significant criminal justice experience And about how he would talk to her about what it was to represent black men in the south who had been unjustly accused of crimes and to represent people on death row And she writes about it as shaping her view of criminal justice issues It doesn't mean that she voted with him in every case It doesn't translate like that But it can bring perspective and a more in depth understanding of how these legal rules that the justices are deciding The lives of individuals Republican senator Lindsey Graham who voted for judge Jackson to be on the D.C. circuit Court of Appeals tweeted that the radical left was behind the Jackson pick And I think in born in fact groups like demand justice were behind her pick However is she in any sense radical left Yeah I'm not even sure what those terms mean And it's really disheartening to have that kind of debate around her I mean you look at her record and first of all she was recently elevated from the district court to the appellate court And her record was thoroughly come through And anyone found was a reasonable judge who I think would make from all signs a really fair minded justice So I don't think there's anything in her record that really points to that temperamentally People only have lovely things to say about her I have met her on several occasions She clerked several years after I did on the Supreme Court And she's just a lovely person of warm and generous person She discussed when she was being presented by Biden as the nominee about how influence she was by justice Breyer and his temperament which is that he really tries to be generous and fair minded in terms of the legal issues and also in how he interacts with his colleague in that grace is what I see in judge Brown Jackson from all my interactions and from what litigants and clerks say but also in what she has professed she aspires to be So I think it's a disheartening debate but I don't think it's about her I think really it's about a larger fight around the court and the importance of that to the Republican base I think that's a lot of what's informing this comment Coming up next we'll talk about the confirmation hearings ahead This is Bloomberg You coming to bed huh Yep honey I'll be right there I just gotta turn out the light.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"katangi brown jackson" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"One of a lot of people who were putting forth names So I think it would be a dereliction of duty for my part Not to advance the name of someone that I thought should be considered while all others were advanced to their names I joined in the Frick and we came up short but I think we did a good service to the judiciary by putting for their name There were some concerns about not choosing the judge from South Carolina congressman because that means you don't get a vote from senator Lindsey Graham and based on his statement last week we do not expect that he will vote to approve katangi Brown Jackson in the confirmation hearing Would that have been an easier path to confirmation if the judge had come from South Carolina Well I don't do it Maybe easier for Lindsey Graham but there are other people there who are have their considerations We all care about personal choices That's something to be expected But we all are part of this great country This great experiment that we call democracy And this is a part of it And you can't always win But if you don't get in the game you will never win Yeah And so we got in the game Didn't win this time but we're going to stay in the game State of the Union tomorrow night congressman I don't suspect we'll hear build back better what do you want to hear from Joe Biden tomorrow night I want to hear those parts to build back better that we can agree on And he's going to be talking about that And I've been talking to the senators and I know that there are men who build back better that we can go forward with And we should do that We ought to do what is necessary to keep our children that we brought out of poverty as a positive We all did what we can to expand healthcare to as many people as we possibly can All of these things are in build back better And I think that we should look at those things Look at what we can do about drug prices bringing those downs doing what we can about the climate crisis and let me tell you the climate crisis this month of February is always the coolest nothing South Carolina Last week was one of the hottest reach in South Carolina we ever had And so I think that we have got to do something to address climate change Despite everything we're talking about here though congressman the president is dealing with persistently low approval ratings we saw another low in an ABC poll over the weekend It's in part due to dissatisfaction among his base including black voters as an important adviser to this president I wonder if you are or how you're advising him to repair that relationship Well I don't think that the relationship has been broken I think that people have expressed some disappointment One thing you did last Friday was to address some of that disappointment And I think that we have got to do a better job at telling people what this president has done And he looked at this I'm amazed at the number of people who don't realize that this president has put 8 African American women on the courts of appeal on the second court of appeal That adds up to what all the other presidents have done put together and people don't know it He said more important to the discipline than any president in his first year and people don't know it I just expect that we're doing a poor job of telling people what this president has done The glass may not be full Well let's talk about it being half full rather than being half after Congressman we're out of time Do you plan to wear a mask tomorrow night at the State of the Union Yes A great one whenever I feel comfortable wearing it And whenever the palace is dictated many thanks to congressman James Clyburn with us today on Bloomberg TV and radio coming up.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"katangi brown jackson" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"And text Ukraine residents Until March 10th Verizon is doing the same Meanwhile T mobile is waiting international long distance charges to and from the U.S. and Ukraine until March 3rd The company say they want to help customers keep in touch with their loved ones As Russia invades that country 7 of the top NCAA men's basketball teams lost on the same day yesterday Gonzaga Arizona auburn perdue Kansas Kentucky and Texas tech all fell to their rivals ESPN reports some of the defeats may have an impact on team placement for the NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament selection Sunday is coming up on March 13th The White House is sharing a video of President Biden selecting his nominee for the Supreme Court the Twitter video shows the president calling judge katangi Brown Jackson and forming her she was going to be nominated and her saying that she'd be honored Police in New York City are arresting a 21 year old man for allegedly killing his cousin and then putting her body inside a storage container in The Bronx NYPD says Khalid barrow is being charged in connection with the murder of 35 year old nissa Walcott the 35 year old mother from east Harlem was found Friday afternoon and a plastic container on university avenue in the hybrid section of The Bronx Walcott was reported missing last week Police say barrow is also charged with the concealment of a human corpse I'm Scott Carr And I'm susannah Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom Hundreds of people rallied in Times Square yesterday to show their support for Ukraine Many of the demonstrators had Ukrainian heritage but other nationalities were represented as well including many Russians Here's one protester I.