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"From Bloomberg world Hank waters I'm Charlie how to fit Wednesday the Dow the S&P nez stack all advancing after a bullish forecast from tech giants traders scooping up some of the most battered shares during a sell off sparked by fears the Federal Reserve could accelerate the unwinding of pandemic era stimulus to combat inflation We will be getting that fed decision 43 minutes from now just over an hour we'll have the news conference for you live here on Bloomberg radio Here's where we stand S&P up 71 now that is a gain of 1.6% The Dow up 340 up by 1% as stack up 350 that is a gain of 2.6% Ten year yield 1.77% spot gold down $17 ounce down 9 tenths of 1% at 1830 ounce West Texas intermediate crude 87 28 a barrel up by 2% Brent crude trading above $90 a barrel today right now 89 89 a gain for Brent of 1.9% So again recapping fed Wednesday with the S&P up 70 up 1.6% I'm Charlie pellet That is a Bloomberg business flash Charlie thank you and thanks for being with us on balance of power Sometimes the mics just open June It's remarkable I know you have to watch that Bloomberg law host June Grasso staying with us here as we also add Neil devins to the picture on this breaking news day that's got all of us talking here Justice Steven breyer retiring Neil Devin's professor William and Mary law school and author of the company they keep how partisan divisions came to the Supreme Court Neil with that in mind the partisan division on this court will remain the same no matter what the president does right That's correct The appointment of a new justice is not going to change the ideological composition of the court in any significant way So what does that mean for the confirmation process Does that grease the skids a bit with everyone kind of understanding where we are in terms of numbers The democratic majority thing is it may be on Capitol Hill Does this get done easily It will depend a little bit on the nominee of course I think that it's an opportunity for Republicans to play nice so to speak with Democrats after Merrick Garland and all the bad blood that followed that experience So perhaps it will be a smooth confirmation process but again if the president appoints someone who the Republicans feel they can defeat and perhaps delay the process in a way that it might last until the midterm election Who knows It might be uglier than ever but I think chances are it will go more smoothly as a Republicans will want to have a reputation for playing nights as the ideological balance is not in doubt Well what levers do they have to delay at that long Is that even possible They don't have many levers of course the majority is going to run the show But at the same time there are potentially one or two Senate Democrats that depending on the nominee and what comes out of the president's mouth So to speak could slow things down but I think that's correct that chances are the leverage with the Democrats the Republicans who want to play nice not going to change physiological balance It's likely to be a fairly smooth process June grosso does this end the conversation not that we've heard a lot about it lately but it was big on the campaign a year ago The conversation about stacking the court Or does it renew it I don't think it ends the conversation at all because as you and Neil said this doesn't change the ideological balance And come June we're going to see a lot of decisions by this court I believe that come down 6 to three including an abortion rights decision Now whether that it's anticipated that the court from the questioning will cut back on abortion rights or even eliminate roe V wade So once that once that happens I think you're going to hear again a lot of talk about packing the court I don't think it's going to happen but I think you'll hear a lot of talk about it Well this motivate progressives to push for that Neil I think progressives will push as much as they can but it's a losing battle to pack the court It may be an opportunity for some of the Senate Democrats on the judiciary committee to use the confirmation processes of vehicle to air their grievances with the imbalance on the court or their grievances with what happened with Merrick Garland and try to create some forward momentum for reform but there seems to be no real energy to change the composition of the court You're not compelled by the personality side of all of this You know this is a justice known for having a sense of humor known for saying some outlandish things Some fun opinions to read Is that going to be kind of a Dave gone by on the court after this Well I think you know we saw one day gone by with the loss of justice Scalia And justice Scalia and justice breyer on the bench at time seemed like they were so much in sync and they were almost doing a comedy do or at different times They were like that bench has never been It's been a hot bench Since then but it's never been quite the same but just as briar has a profess attitude on the bench But he sometimes gives the zaniest hypotheticals I mean they're just so zany that I don't think you'll ever go to hear those again from him And I think that will be missing on the bench that and also he's been on the bench 30 years and he has such a weight of knowledge And I wonder how the change to justice Sotomayor will be leading the minority on the court the minority being the court's liberals when justice breyer retires and I wonder if there'll be any change and maybe Neal would know This better will there be any change in the dynamic with her as the leader of the minority Yeah what does this mean for justice Sotomayor Neal Well as June just noted it increases her power exponentially If it's a 6 three decision with the three progressives through Democrats on one side justice some of my or will determine who writes the dissenting opinion and that's a fairly significant power It's obviously better to be on the majority side to have power But if you're on the minority being able to figure out who expresses the views and how far to push things and try to change the discourse for future court in a future year it's an important We only have 30 seconds left just for both of you You expect a new justice in place before November yes I do but then what Neil said could happen there's always a possibility something Odds are in that favor though Neil Yes They're totally in that favor Thanks to both of you William and Mary law school professor Neil devons And of course Bloomberg law host June grosso helping us walk through the breaking news That's all for balance of power We have special coverage.
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"neil devons" Discussed on WTOP
"Supreme Court in a landmark abortion case It deals with the Mississippi law that restricts abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy Mississippi solicitor general Scott Stewart argued the court should uphold the law to protect the rights of fetuses and states and overturn long-standing abortion rights presidents justice Brett Kavanaugh The constitution silent and therefore neutral on the question of abortion In other words that the constitutions need their pro life nor pro choice on the question of abortion but leaves the issue for the people of the states or perhaps Congress to resolve in the democratic process Is that accurate We're saying it's left to the people your honor Center for reproductive rights attorney Julie Rickman Mississippi asks in the court to dismantle this precedent and allow states to force women to remain pregnant and give birth against their will Steve Dorsey CBS News Washington If roe is overturned a number of other states will be ready to change their abortion laws quickly with something called a trigger law William and Mary law professor Neil devins joined W TOP earlier There are 12 states that have triggered laws and they vary from state to state Some give discretion with the attorney general to interpret what the Supreme Court has done to conclude if the court is overturned row Some give it to the governor some give it to the state legislature And what would happen essentially is after the court's decision if it was unclear whether rose overturned you would see political officials in the various states potentially saying that they consider overturned and seek to nullify abortion rights in their respective state under the trigger law William and Mary law professor Neil devons the village of Oxford Michigan is now mourning the death of a fourth victim following that mass shooting at a high school there north of Detroit the 15 year old suspect is facing murder terrorism and other charges It was absolutely premeditated Oakland county prosecutor Karen McDonald identified the suspect in Tuesday's school shooting at Oxford high school as 15 year old Ethan crumbly before charging him as an adult We are charging this individual With one count of terrorism causing death Four counts of first degree murder 7 cult counts of assault with intent to murder and 12 counts of possession of a firearm in the commission of a felony Nancy Chen CBS News Oxford Michigan The suspected shooter made a video the night before the attack discussing ways of killing his fellow students The Associated Press is reporting the information was disclosed during a court hearing for that 15 year old suspect Ethan crumbly Straight ahead on W T O P a look at the wizards game against Minnesota how the Turks did tonight and a little later just minutes away We'll talk about that movie set shooting involving Alec Baldwin what he is telling George Stephanopoulos tonight about whether he even.
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"U.S. case of the omicron variant has appeared in Northern California CBS News White House correspondent Steven portnoy with that The nation's top infectious disease expert advises Americans to keep adhering to CDC guidance Get vaccinated if you're not already vaccinated get boosted I'd keep wearing masks in congregate settings Doctor Anthony Fauci says this first U.S. case of omicron a seemingly mild breakthrough infection won't offer scientists much as they investigate whether the variant defeats existing vaccines but Fauci does offer this assurance to a COVID weary American public There's no doubt that this will end I promise you that This will end Stephen portnoy CBS News The White House CBS is also reporting tonight that the CDC has told state health officials that it's reviewing other potential automotive cases in several states but it did not specify how many cases or which states And XA to president Trump says in a book that the former president was COVID positive before his first debate with Joe Biden last year Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows writes in a new book that then president Donald Trump tested positive for COVID-19 three days before his first presidential debate with Joe Biden in September 2020 The Guardian obtained a copy of the chief's chief ahead of its December 7th release In it medals rights Trump received a negative test shortly after the positive test and resumed his usual activities including attending the debate The virus spread among White House and campaign staff and Trump announced in a tweet on October 2nd 2020 that he and First Lady Melania Trump had tested positive for the coronavirus Trump was admitted to Walter Reed national military medical center the next day Mike Gracia Washington The January 6th select committee tonight has unanimously voted to hold former Justice Department official Jeffrey Clark in criminal contempt of Congress Those in favors that I those of poses say no In the opinion of the chairs the eyes have it WTO's Mitchell Miller with more from Capitol Hill Jeffrey Clark appeared before the panel last month but declined to answer questions about former president Trump's efforts to get the Justice Department to investigate unsubstantiated claims of fraud linked to the election A member of the committee California congressman Pete Aguilar says public reports suggest that Clark was willing to use the brand of the Justice Department to continue to stoke the fear and the misinformation campaign that the former president wage The full House will vote on the referral which will ultimately need to be considered by DoJ for prosecution Former senior White House adviser Steve Bannon already faces a criminal contempt charge On Capitol Hill Mitchell Miller WTO P news Clark has agreed to come back for another deposition vice chair Liz Cheney says the contempt process will not be finalized if Clark complies with the committee's subpoena by Saturday To another big story tonight oral arguments concluded that the Supreme Court had a landmark abortion case it deals with a Mississippi law that restricts abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy Mississippi solicitor general Scott Stewart argued the court should uphold the law to protect the rights of fetuses and states and overturn long-standing abortion rights precedents Justice Brett Kavanaugh The constitution silent and therefore neutral on the question of abortion In other words that the constitutions need their pro life nor pro choice on the question of abortion but leaves the issue for the people of the states or perhaps Congress to resolve in the democratic process Is that accurate We're saying it's left to the people your honor Center for reproductive rights attorney Julie Rickman Mississippi asks for the court to dismantle this precedent and allow states to force women to remain pregnant and give birth against their will Steve Dorsey CBS News Washington If roe is overturned a number of other states will be ready to change their abortion laws quickly with something called a trigger law William and Mary law professor Neil devons joined W TOP earlier to explain There are 12 states that have trigger laws and they vary from state to state Some give discretion with the attorney general to interpret what the Supreme Court has done to conclude if the court is overturned row Some give it to the governor Some give it to the state legislature And what would happen essentially is after the court's decision if it was unclear whether rose was overturned you would see political officials in the various states potentially saying that they consider overturned and seek to nullify abortion rights in their respective state under the trigger law Neal Devin's law professor at William and Mary.
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"neil devons" Discussed on WTOP
"Clark sought to help former president Trump to amplify unproven allegations of voter fraud in the 2020 election according to an earlier Senate Judiciary Committee report and the select committee wants to know more about his dealings with the president California congressman Pete Aguilar The fact that his two superiors have already spoken publicly he shouldn't have anything to hide Clark appeared before the panel last month but declined to answer questions related to the former president The house will now vote on the referral and ultimately the Justice Department will determine whether he'll face a possible indictment Former senior White House adviser Steve Bannon was indicted earlier this year On Capitol Hill Mitchell Miller WTO P news And as we have been reporting just moments ago we learned that Clark is now agreed to come back for another deposition Vice chair Liz Cheney saying the contempt process will not be finalized if Clark complies with the committee's subpoena by Saturday but there are all indications that Clark will assert his Fifth Amendment right against self incrimination Stay with us here and ATP dot com for the latest moves by the January 6th committee in the investigation Turning the page here the first known U.S. case of the omicron coronavirus variant has appeared in Northern California tonight The president's top medical adviser says oh Macron's presence in the U.S. shouldn't lead to a change in behavior as long as you've been vaccinated boosted and wear a mask in congregate settings We want to keep doing that and make sure we pay close attention to that When it comes to holiday parties doctor Anthony Fauci says as long as those in attendance are vaccinated you can feel safe with not wearing a mask and having a dinner having a reception But in other public settings in which unvaccinated people may be present It is very prudent to wear a mask CBS News White House correspondent Stephen portnoy produced that report just coming in tonight an official familiar with communication says the CDC told state health officials on a call just today it's reviewing more potential cases of the omicron variant in several states although the CDC did not specify how many cases or which states And tonight Maryland's governor Larry Hogan urging calm as the world waits for more data on that new COVID variant and he says there are things that residents can do now If a does come to Maryland we will find it and track it down To do that the governor wants more people to get tested So the Maryland Department of Health and the Maryland Department of Transportation will immediately make rapid tests available at the international terminal at BWI airport Hogan adds state health officials are strongly encouraging all eligible marylanders to get a booster shot as soon as possible Maryland has now administered more than 1 million booster shots Michelle bash news Another big story of the night the Supreme Court today heard two hours of arguments on Mississippi's strict abortion law in an intensely watched case that could change abortion rights in our country Roe V wade legalized abortion nearly 50 years ago and the court reaffirmed the decision two decades later ruling states can not ban abortions until a fetus is considered viable around 24 weeks The chords now being asked to overturn those rulings in a case about a Mississippi ban on abortion after 15 weeks chief justice John Roberts is among conservative members questioning the viability line Why is 15 weeks not enough time The court could simply uphold the Mississippi law and say nothing else but abortion rights supporters say that would still effectively overturn roe V wade Sonia son of mayor and other liberal justices suggest that may create a public perception that the high court is simply a political arm Where this institution survived the stench Sagar Meghani Washington William married a law professor Neil devons telling WTP the implications of the case extend far beyond abortion rights he says if roe is overturned the decision could affect the future of the high court itself It will call into question what justice Kagan said which is whether the court is a political court and presidents can change doctrine through appointments And that may raise a specter of other issues involving court reform There's a commission that President Biden has approved as making recommendations governing the court size and other issues and calls for court reform will grow much louder if the court overturns roe not to mention what might happen with the abortion case itself and the abortion right itself And that is William and Mary law professor Neil Devin some new information tonight about the accused gunman in the school shooting north of Detroit will have that and the hunt with WTO national security correspondent JJ green on the way If you don't know PPC if you don't know SEO If you don't know OTT if you don't know targeted display social media matters website development 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"neil devons" Discussed on WTOP
"People chanted and held signs here outside the Supreme Court spilling from the sidewalk on to first street My sign says your wife matters abortion is wrong Tom Bryson drove here from Michigan for this I'm hoping they overturn roe versus wade My sign says abortion how you want it when you're on it Jessica Olsen drove from Chicago to be here What I would hope is that they would understand that we've already settled this issue It is settled law Outside the Supreme Court John Aaron W TOP news William and Mary law professor Neil devons tells the implications of this case extend beyond abortion rights he says if rose overturned the decision could affect the future of the high court itself It will call into question what justice Kagan said which is whether the court is a political court and presidents can change doctrine through appointments And that may raise a specter of other issues involving court reform There's a commission that President Biden has approved as making recommendations governing the court size and other issues and calls for court reform will grow much louder as the court overturns roe not to mention what might happen with the abortion case itself and the abortion right itself William and Mary law professor Neil devons We'll talk about the nation's first confirmed COVID omicron case with The Washington Post Joel achenbach coming up just after traffic and weather for 36 Today's cloud report how a multi cloud approach can give you the freedom of any cloud with the simplicity of one provided by VMware Here's Keith's knockout Sony federal strategist for VMware When federal agencies talk about multi cloud transitions the conversation usually centers on technology but a true multi cloud environment is holistic It requires rethinking your approach to cloud agencies need to reexamine the skill set of their teams which were often built under legacy IT environments Now teams need to be multi disciplined in cloud solutions agencies set up skill their workforce revise business processes and policies can help shape the agency's culture and deploy a true multi and.
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"Is there Dueling loudspeakers as well as numerous signs in the air and chance marked the day Many of those who turned out here on the sidewalk in front of the court and on first street arrived early Christie Moore came from Florida I just prayed and I knew I had to make away here and come here to see and only history be made but just to truly support my love of God and his baby Doctor Julie rice is an emergency physician from Baltimore I'm out here fighting for my patients Who I worry are going to have their access to abortion care which is healthcare Taken away from them by the Supreme Court today Outside the Supreme Court John Aaron W TOP news We'll talk about today's arguments with William and Mary law professor Neil devons at two 40 An update on a the Michigan shooting next two 35 Care has the power to bring kindness where it's needed It brings out the best in every one of us It doesn't just see people It takes time to understand them It puts the needs of others ahead of its own And when you start with care you end up with a very different kind of bank Truest Truest bank member FDIC If you don't know PPC if you don't know SEO if you don't know OTT if you don't know targeted display social media management website development email marketing you don't have to All you need to know is 2060 digital We can help you with the digital marketing your business needs but maybe doesn't understand Or have time to execute 2060 digital is a Google premier partner That may not mean a lot to you but when you consider that.