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The Morgan Zegers Show
"ruth bader ginsburg" Discussed on The Morgan Zegers Show
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WCPT 820
"ruth bader ginsburg" Discussed on WCPT 820
"You remember your place in Stephanie Miller coming out lore. But I came out to you first. I happen to go to an event the night before I came out on the radio. And I have no idea why I just felt the need when you said hi, I was like, I'm gay, I'm going to come out tomorrow. And you were like, oh, that's great. And then so someone before I did it. Oh, Shelly Wright was like, oh, are you sure? Shouldn't you go run it by your people? I'm like, I don't have people and I already told Margaret show it's too late. I love that. I told everybody already I think it was un cabaret. Yes, yes. Oh, wow. Yeah. I happen to run into you and just blur it. I was like, all right, well, it's too late. Market show has already told everybody. That's why people know, but I have a radio show. So I often said this, I was jokingly, right? But I said, 'cause everyone said, oh, ro will never fall, right? And now they've been saying, oh yeah, they'll never come after marriage equality. I'm not so sure. Are you? And I knew it would happen as soon as I met someone because I have a girlfriend now, so that as soon as I met someone that even vaguely wanted to marry me, that's when they're going to overturn gay marriage. But I'm glad they did this because I'm not sure of anything. After they rose a 50 year precedent. I know. And I think part of the opportunity that they had with Trump to stack the Supreme Court with Ruth Bader Ginsburg dying with all of that ammunition. I mean, they were able to undo it fairly quickly. You know, once they got somebody in their life Trump that could just, do you even know what he's doing? He's also not sure what's going on. They just kind of moved him around in a way that he just loves power, whatever guys that end. So he's easy to manipulate. You know, to do all these things. So you
AP News Radio
USPS honoring late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg with stamp
"The U.S. Postal Service is honoring the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg with a commemorative stamp The postal service has just taken the wraps off the design for a new stamp honoring justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg calling her an icon of American culture The stamp is a painted portrait of Ginsburg in a black robe with the intricate white collar that became her trademark The justice known for defending equality died in 2020 at the age of 87 The first class forever stamp will go on sale sometime next year Jackie Quinn Washington
Bloomberg Radio New York
"ruth bader ginsburg" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"There could be other aggravating factors, the judge might rely on, but the judge said, I think you were responsible for this death. I think because of that I have to increase your guideline range and give the guideline range was even in the 30 year rate and the judge decided to only put that in air quote give 20 and the rich long detailed backstory is there's a case from almost 25 years ago now with the Supreme Court said a judge is consideration of evidence even related to count on which a defendant has been acquitted doesn't violate due process. And that older decision came before some more recent rulings about the right to jury trial and the reach of the Sixth Amendment. And so there's been lots of complaints by me and lots of other people saying, we don't think that's good precedent anymore. And the mcclinton case is being pressed as an opportunity for the court to reconsider that older president. I know you filed an amicus brief asking the court to take this case. This so called acquitted conduct issue generated an unusual coalition back in 2014, when the court rejected a similar case to this and justices, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and clarence Thomas joined justice Antonin Scalia's descent saying that the court should have granted review. It was a case called Joan. Really the same basic issue where was this drug setting where the prosecution claimed a series of defendants were involved in all sorts of drug dealing, the jury came back with a very mixed and limited verdict and then the prosecution went back to the judge. It's sentencing and said, all the drug dealing we led should be considered for deciding
Bloomberg Radio New York
"ruth bader ginsburg" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"For this death. I think because of that I have to increase your guideline range and give the guideline range was even in the 30 year rate and the judge decided to only put that in air quote give 20 and the rich long detailed backstory is there's a case from almost 25 years ago now with the Supreme Court said a judge is consideration of evidence even related to count on which a defendant has been acquitted doesn't violate due process. And that older decision came before some more recent rulings about the right to jury trial and the reach of the Sixth Amendment. And so there's been lots of complaints by me and lots of other people saying, we don't think that's good precedent anymore. And the mcclinton case is being pressed as an opportunity for the court to reconsider that older president. I know you filed an amicus brief asking the court to take this case. This so called acquitted conduct issue generated an unusual coalition back in 2014, when the court rejected a similar case to this and justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and clarence Thomas joined justice Antonin Scalia's descent saying that the court should have granted review. It was a case called Joan. Really the same basic issue where was this drug setting where the prosecution claimed a series of defendants were involved in all sorts of drug dealing, the jury came back with a very mixed and limited verdict and then the prosecution went back to the judge sentencing and said, all the drug dealing we led should be considered for deciding what the guideline range is and adjust concluded at sentencing. Yeah, I guess I'm convinced that that's more likely than not. And so I've got to drive up the guidelines sentencing range. In that case, in the 2014 case, they needed one more vote to take the case. Why do you think they didn't have the vote of justice Sotomayor justice Kagan? Well, thanks for queuing that up because this gets back to our earlier points about justice Breyer has been consistently concerned about extending jury trial rights that would limit
WTOP
"ruth bader ginsburg" Discussed on WTOP
"Late 1800s and was advanced for the time, but it uses one big system for both human sewage and storm water. When it rains heavily it backs up spilling millions of gallons into the Potomac. That sewage is loaded with bacteria, nitrogen, and phosphorus, which impacts the water quality. The tunnel boring machine called hazel will bore the reverse L shaped tunnel mostly underneath the Potomac river. Hazel will mine about 40 feet per day to excavate the soil, so pressurize the ground for the chance for ground movement. Justin Carl is the program manager and then behind her will be erecting a precast tunnel liner. The boring will be quiet shaking on the surface amounts to less than the width of two nickels. Luke Luger WTO P news. Meanwhile, an old, unused bridge in D.C. could be getting a new lease on life. D.C.'s Court of Appeals has stopped the demolition of the 120 year old foundry branch trolley trestling Glover Archibald park in northwest. The bridge was part of the D.C. trolley system on a line that took people from Georgetown to Glenn echo park, metro owns the bridge and wants to bring it down citing its poor condition. It has not been used in over 60 years, now the issue goes back for another look. Some want to trestle saved and used as part of a trail to get students to and from the pneumo Macarthur boulevard high school in northwest. Kyle Cooper, WTO news. I mean, that was shot and killed by police and arundel county. It happened around two 15 this morning at a home on sans road in harwood. Police say officers were responding to a domestic incident at the home and found the man with a gun. They say police shot and killed him following a fight, no officers were hurt. The officers were wearing body cams and are now on administrative leave. A gold judicial column made of glass beads that belong to the late justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, selling at auction for close to a $180,000, part of a collection of about 75 items of Ginsburg's that were sold to benefit charity, her gavel selling for $20,000. Bidders paying more than $500,000 in the online auction that ended on Friday, Sunday marking the two year anniversary of the liberal icon's death, Ruth Frederick Ginsburg was 87 years old
WTOP
"ruth bader ginsburg" Discussed on WTOP
"30, reserve your spot in Jennifer young Holmes dot com. 703-815-5700. You're listening to WTO pneumo. 9 24 and a 51 year old Cole case in Montgomery county has been solved, and a suspect is now under arrest. In October of 1971, captain James hall, a special deputy sheriff for the county, was shot and killed at the manor country club in Rockville, investigators had long believed that hall had interrupted a burglary and process. Will last Thursday, the cold case unit closed that case, a news conference is scheduled for today at noon with hall's family and county officials, and they're expected to identify this suspect. A second group of Ruth Bader Ginsburg's personal belongings will be available at an estate auction starting today. The items include two of her lace collars and each be offered from 3000 to $5000, bids will be accepted until September 16th, the former Supreme Court Justice died in September of 2020, you can check out the online auction at bottoms dot com. Money news at 25 and 55 is we welcome Jeff claw. Joe Jones, Wednesday trading gets underway in 5 minutes. Dow futures are down 60 points, but NASDAQ futures are up 5, even with the housing market slowdown, they're still aren't enough homes for sale and more potential sellers may now sit it out, a Freddie Mac survey says the share of respondents who say this is a bad time to sell, rose from 27% to 35%. Apple will unveil its newest line of iPhones today, the iPhone 14, likely with a big price increase. Apple may also unveil a new apple sports watch, how does fruity pebbles cookies sound? A French toast cookies. Alexandria living magazine says crumble cookies is opening a shop at Bradley's shopping center in Alexandria. There's another one in falls church, crumbles has 300 locations nationwide. Jeff Klebold news. Money news brought to you by whole foods market. At Whole Foods market, take 25% off all supplements through September 13th, while supplies last. Plus, prime members save an extra 10%. Shot now, in store or online. Terms apply. Coming up after traffic and whether the
WNYC 93.9 FM
"ruth bader ginsburg" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Us a new way to see this old issue. Ruth Bader Ginsburg said she would have preferred to see the court focus not on row, but on a different case, one that had come up in that same term. The case brought by air force nurse Susan struck. Here's the guardian's Jessica Glen's. Harry Truman signed an executive order in 1951, saying that service women could not be mothers, whether by birth or adoption or any other way, pregnancy meant automatic discharge. Once the military discovered captain Susan struck was pregnant, her supervisors were unmoved by her plea to give up her baby for adoption. Take a short leave to recover and then return to her job. She was ordered to leave camron base the next morning and go back to a base on the West Coast. We were having my going away party and all of a sudden I remembered that I had promised myself I would write camera on days sucks on the officers club movie screen before I left months before she had arrived at the base after hours in transit and told there was no food available. She hated the place right away. I remembered it about 10 o'clock at night, past curfew. And so I asked Friends, oh my God, we got to do something. We got to do something. He said, what? I said, can't tell you, I said, but we need some red paint. She showed us the photograph and there it was. CRB sucks, an act of defiance spelled out in huge red letters. Back in the states, there was more to come. A 26 year old air force captain, a nurse, unmarried, expects a baby within a few days, and so the air force is trying to discharge her, but she has blocked it in court by this weekend she figures to be the first officer ever to the air force's knowledge to have a baby on active duty. The legal battle spiked her blood pressure and she spent the last two weeks of her pregnancy in a hospital. Tanya was born in December and she stayed with struck until just after Christmas. Then it was time to hand her over to friends. I flew up to Nebraska to hand over Kanye to them and to sign the
Mark Levin
How Ruth Bader Ginsburg Actually Felt About Roe
"For 49 years starting with roe versus wade really starting before that Then Casey then beyond The nation was forced to live under decisions That were not made by the people But went to the very core of who we are The Supreme Court has a bad habit of nationalizing all cultural issues Rather than allowing the people in the states to resolve them This is one of the things that Ruth Bader Ginsburg was talking about not once but at least twice And they love the Ruth Bader Ginsburg which is why they don't quote her Which is why I do And she said 1992 and an interview with the Columbia law review It would have been better to approach row under the equal protection clause She said That basically this could have been resolved From a political point of view over time
WTOP
"ruth bader ginsburg" Discussed on WTOP
"It would be nice if they can go back to Florida up three games to one We'll have to wait and see those 7 o'clock start tonight the penguins lead the rangers two games to one that play game for this evening Game four in Colorado as well are in Nashville I should say Colorado leading that series three O and Dallas leads Calgary two games to one Very Trump fired as head coach of the islanders after missing the playoffs in his fourth season nationals off today They'll be back tomorrow facing the mets at Nat's park after a four and 5 road trip Anthony Rendon The game winning RBI single yesterday find out how The Weeknd was and what ain't Anthony Rendon did to his former team Dot com Washington commander's head coach Ron Rivera has been named the recipient of the George halas to George halas award I should say by the professional football writers of America given it to an NFL player coach or staff member who overcomes adversity to succeed Rivera had cancer And of course made a full recovery George Wallace WTO sports Thank you George Now to the top stories we are following for you on WTO A tough Monday on Wall Street after last week's big sell off Right now the Dow is down 496 points NASDAQ down four 73 That's a 4% loss S&P down one 12 that's an almost 3% loss Inflation is a major worry for investor investors and it's showing how much you're paying for gasoline The average gas price here in D.C. now four 64 a gallon 22 cents higher than last week Maryland and Virginia are also seeing substantial hikes President Biden signed a bill into law that's designed to quicken military aid to Ukraine It's a modern version of the World War II era lend lease program Now the push is on in Congress to pass $33 billion worth of new a to Ukraine Stay with double DTP for more on these stories and just minutes Even in death the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is showing her passion for the Washington national opera An auction of a 150 items owned by RBG raised nearly 803,000 for the opera Auction ended in late April buyers are now picking up their items or arranging for shipment The biggest ticket item was a drawing of Ginsburg by artist Eleanor Davis that accompanied a 2015 New York Times article The justice liked it so much she got a copy for her office signed by the artist It sold for 55 K next But that was down 450 points Another old bay seasoning mashup I'm Jeff claypool Two 48.
Mark Levin
'Ruth Sent Us' Group Encourages People to Protest at Justices' Homes
"A front group called Ruth sent us meaning Ruth Bader Ginsburg who herself trashed the so called constitutional rationale of roe versus wade in 1992 and thereafter Ruth sent us is a dark money backed front group That is put out the addresses the home address of 6 the 6 Republican justices And is encouraging people to protest at their homes and offering them if they need money to get to the protests Isn't this something the Federal Bureau of Investigation should be looking into Or the U.S. Marshals Rather than trespassers and paraders on the grounds of the capitol building We have people threatening directly not trespassing threatening directly The and the role of 6 Supreme Court Justices
77WABC Radio
"ruth bader ginsburg" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"Stated the following And I quote row halted a political process that was moving in a reform direction and thereby prolonged divisiveness and deferred stable settlement of the issue Who is that Ruth Bader Ginsburg in 1992 in an interview Published in the New York University law review She argued that row halted a political process on quoting that was moving in a reform direction and thereby I believe prolonged divisiveness and deferred stable settlement of the issue That's exactly what it did It's exactly what it did There's simply no question about it So the Democrats once again are involved in exploitation they are promoting their promoting abortion They're not defending rights They're promoting it They're ignoring the science The science tells us that's a baby You know roe versus wade sets up a trimester model It legislates They actually write it The first trimester Is a pure choice Because they wrote back almost half a century ago That the fetus is not viable on its own The second trimester Is more ambiguous but again but again the state has an interest.
WABE 90.1 FM
"ruth bader ginsburg" Discussed on WABE 90.1 FM
"That was the late justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg questioning attorney Ted Olson with the firm Gibson Dunn who argued and won that case Just a quick recap here The case was about a film that had been made criticizing Hillary Clinton the first time she tried to run for president It was funded by a cohort of right-wing organizations and corporations including Coke industries so the federal election commission had said that the movie couldn't screen without identifying itself as campaign material and noting its funders The filmmakers and their attorneys argue that this violated their free speech rights and they won opening the door to unlimited corporate funding of political propaganda What's generally referred to as simply dark money But citizens united was not the first battle in the war over corporate free speech nor was it the last The story actually begins back in the late 1960s with mobile oil and its issue advertising program It was a multifaceted strategy that included defining a personality for mobile aligning the company with cultural institutions and advertising ideas rather than just gas The strategy came from mobile's VP of public affairs herb shirts as a way to counter widespread criticism of oil companies in the press and it was championed by the company's CEO Raleigh Warner Here's schmertz later in life describing mobile's personality Well it was multifaceted It was a personality where we believe very strongly about the importance for public policy issues Secondly we believe fervently that as a sort of custodian the large corporation and is custodians of vast resources and employment and everything else that we were not doing our job if we did not participate in the marketplace of ideas Third part of our personality was we believed in that a democracy is composed of a group of free institutions We believe in free markets freedom of speech freedom.
The Charlie Kirk Show
"ruth bader ginsburg" Discussed on The Charlie Kirk Show
"Support. It's senator Mike Lee senator. Welcome to the Charlie Kirk show. Thanks so much, Charlie. Good to be with you as always. So just breaking the last couple of moments. Brown Jackson is now going to be a Supreme Court Justice. You voted no? Give us your take. I voted no. Look, she's got some impressive qualifications, academically and professionally. I'm concerned about her judicial philosophy and therefore can't vote for. What I mean by that is she doesn't have an appropriate relationship with the role of the federal judge, which is narrow, and it's supposed to focus on interpreting the law rather than making policy. There are too many instances in which she has done the latter when her job is limited to the former. So she was narrowly confirmed with 53 votes. Talk more about kind of her philosophical view of what she thinks a judge needs to be more activistic, a living or breathing constitution. Kind of in the tradition of Ruth Bader Ginsburg or the Warren court or the burger court, when in reality, we've kind of seen this really exciting revival of people more in the tradition of Scalia. Talk about how she's kind of a departure, obviously, because of who nominated her, Joe Biden, and what that could mean for liberty and for citizens watching the show. Yeah, you know, I think she'll be to the left, not only of the Republican appointed nominees to the Supreme Court. But I think she's probably to the left of Earl Warren of Harry blackman of Stephen Breyer. That's right. Even Ruth Bader Ginsburg. I think she is a liberal ideologue, a very smart liberal ideologue who has shown her colors in the past. For instance, by enjoining Trump era administrative decisions that were outside of her jurisdiction. On at least two occasions, she took a Trump era executive action. And invalidated it in the absence of a valid cause of action, really in the absence of jurisdiction and was twice reversed by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. circuit, which is a very left leaning appellate
The Charlie Kirk Show
Senator Mike Lee Discusses KBJ's Appointment to the Supreme Court
"Support. It's senator Mike Lee senator. Welcome to the Charlie Kirk show. Thanks so much, Charlie. Good to be with you as always. So just breaking the last couple of moments. Brown Jackson is now going to be a Supreme Court Justice. You voted no? Give us your take. I voted no. Look, she's got some impressive qualifications, academically and professionally. I'm concerned about her judicial philosophy and therefore can't vote for. What I mean by that is she doesn't have an appropriate relationship with the role of the federal judge, which is narrow, and it's supposed to focus on interpreting the law rather than making policy. There are too many instances in which she has done the latter when her job is limited to the former. So she was narrowly confirmed with 53 votes. Talk more about kind of her philosophical view of what she thinks a judge needs to be more activistic, a living or breathing constitution. Kind of in the tradition of Ruth Bader Ginsburg or the Warren court or the burger court, when in reality, we've kind of seen this really exciting revival of people more in the tradition of Scalia. Talk about how she's kind of a departure, obviously, because of who nominated her, Joe Biden, and what that could mean for liberty and for citizens watching the show. Yeah, you know, I think she'll be to the left, not only of the Republican appointed nominees to the Supreme Court. But I think she's probably to the left of Earl Warren of Harry blackman of Stephen Breyer. That's right. Even Ruth Bader Ginsburg. I think she is a liberal ideologue, a very smart liberal ideologue who has shown her colors in the past. For instance, by enjoining Trump era administrative decisions that were outside of her jurisdiction. On at least two occasions, she took a Trump era executive action. And invalidated it in the absence of a valid cause of action, really in the absence of jurisdiction and was twice reversed by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. circuit, which is a very left leaning appellate
Mark Levin
Navy Ship to Be Named After Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
"It would be good to know there's going to be a navy ship named after the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg I would think that'll scare the hell out of the enemy wouldn't it mister Medusa Oh my God here comes the Ruth Bader Ginsburg How many things By the government ships or anything have been named after Anton and Scalia His death preceded hers I guess I guess none While George Mason university law school I didn't say that
Mark Levin
McConnell Unfazed About Biden Promising Black Woman to SCOTUS
"But Mitch McConnell was at a luncheon and Lexington Kentucky yesterday the Washington examiner was either there they got an audio of some of this And he said the following cut 16 go I heard a couple of people say they thought it was inappropriate for the president To announce he was going to put an African American woman on the court Honestly I did not think that was inappropriate President Reagan promised to put a woman on the Supreme Court Sandra Day O'Connor president Trump promised to put a woman on the Supreme Court when justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed away This is typical It's like the people who argue well since Biden is in securing the southern border why does he care about the border in Ukraine Excuse me I care about both borders don't you folks Of course
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Rep. Jim Jordon on Moving Forward After the Events of January 6th
"Welcome back. This is one O one with me Sebastian walker and congressman Jim Jordan. We have to mention it that congressman because it is being used as a political weapon as we speak. We are seeing the creation of this committee to hound a Trump supporters to subpoena his cabinet members, his chief of staff. Will he give us your take on the significance of January 6th and what it means moving forward for the next election in the election after? Well, a little bit. I mean, we all know that what happened on January 6th at the capitol was wrong. And people who did wrong and actually committed crimes should be held accountable and they are. There's been 600 people indicted and they're being prosecuted. So but what I think would have been nice from the other side, from the Democrats, Republicans have been consistent. We have condemned the violence every single time it happened. We condemn it on January 6th and we condemned it in the summer of 2020 when rioters and looters were destroying small businesses were attacking law enforcement harming law enforcement in some cases, they killed law enforcement officer killed police officers, where would the Democrats then? They were setting up a fundraising money to bail these same people out of jail. So it had been nice if they were consistent as far as the committee galves. This select committee, it is a complete political operation. This is not about getting to the truth. This is not about figuring out why the capital didn't have the proper security posture that day that important day as Ruth Bader Ginsburg said is the ultimate date of significance in a presidential election process. So why it wasn't properly protected only Nancy Pelosi get answer that. But this thing is political and if they persist if they actually force and go after the chief of staff to the president of the United States, if they go after Mark Meadows, and they cross this line that hasn't been crossed before and pursue this and hold Mark Meadows in some kind of crazy criminal contempt. If they do that, it's unprecedented. I think it's dangerous for our country, but if they cross that line, there's a lot of people we're going to want to talk to if and when we get back in the
Mike Gallagher Podcast
"ruth bader ginsburg" Discussed on Mike Gallagher Podcast
"Aren't you glad that Katie current got her wish? Katie Kirk was she revealed in her. I got to get this book. I mean, her book evidently trashes a bunch of her colleagues, but she also admits that she was protecting RBG. From herself, Katie Couric did a sit down for Yahoo news and interviewed the late Supreme Court Justice and beloved beloved iconic justice. People have Ruth Bader Ginsburg t-shirts and, you know, she's the boss. What they call her? What was your nickname? Yeah, yeah. Notorious RBG. Well, she had a pretty strong belief about people who disrespected the national anthem. By kneeling. She had a message for Colin Kaepernick. And the message was pretty strong. The message was, it's disrespectful. It's pretty shameful and you got appreciate the country you're in. And you're not showing a level of appreciation when you disrespect the national anthem by getting on a knee. Hey lefties. That was RBG. However, Katie Couric edited that out of the interview. Because well, she's elderly, she maybe didn't understand the question no. It didn't fit the narrative. So show Katie Couric journalist decided to edit it out. In her memoir, going their couric rights, how she edited out the part where Ginsburg said that those who kneel during The Star-Spangled Banner are showing contempt for a government that has made it possible for their parents and grandparents to live a decent life.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Katie Couric Blasted Over Stunning Admission About Ruth Bader Ginsburg Interview
"Aren't you glad that Katie current got her wish? Katie Kirk was she revealed in her. I got to get this book. I mean, her book evidently trashes a bunch of her colleagues, but she also admits that she was protecting RBG. From herself, Katie Couric did a sit down for Yahoo news and interviewed the late Supreme Court Justice and beloved beloved iconic justice. People have Ruth Bader Ginsburg t-shirts and, you know, she's the boss. What they call her? What was your nickname? Yeah, yeah. Notorious RBG. Well, she had a pretty strong belief about people who disrespected the national anthem. By kneeling. She had a message for Colin Kaepernick. And the message was pretty strong. The message was, it's disrespectful. It's pretty shameful and you got appreciate the country you're in. And you're not showing a level of appreciation when you disrespect the national anthem by getting on a knee. Hey lefties. That was RBG. However, Katie Couric edited that out of the interview. Because well, she's elderly, she maybe didn't understand the question no. It didn't fit the narrative. So show Katie Couric journalist decided to edit it out. In her memoir, going their couric rights, how she edited out the part where Ginsburg said that those who kneel during The Star-Spangled Banner are showing contempt for a government that has made it possible for their parents and grandparents to live a decent life.
The Erick Erickson Show
"ruth bader ginsburg" Discussed on The Erick Erickson Show
"Compilation of things. I'd done and It's always good to follow up. So i called and You know and sort of and get a semi novel so Sent him another one and Chinese i really can't do it unless i'm sick so so So we you know. I wait a week and i called j nope dinner simeon ola senate third one and called me. So does yeah. We're gonna be just didn't like and colleague ramirez and he said did you guys in new york and all that and i said Come back and do some overturn so allow. Don't you think loose call johnny back and said Johnny this is bill clinton and i don't know where russia had fallen out go. We're just not on friendly terms right now. Can you put us back together. You're a study. And i sure would appreciate it. Nico's who is was great. Can you sue me a turnkey true story. And that's how. And and i said three has perot and hand We we hit it off. Pretty pretty quick and i didn't know a whole lot about What he wanted. And we just kind of waned it I didn't know how to type at the time. Just never learned how A little bit. Add they say the eighty ad back when it wasn't cooling you didn't get drunk and And and so anyway. I had to add to has some structure and timing and all that sort thing. I learned that oath over the years but johnny and And he just had his seventy ninth birthday. So i was bothering him when he was younger than i am right and I kind of know what that's like radio show so that's how i got started that and and i mean i the one that i just absolutely love more than any other is The the yugo environmentally anthem. And i remember distinctly actually hearing that for the first time when my dad and i were on my college road trip and i i don't even remember what the underlying new story was but that song came on and i was and you know for years. I didn't even realize there was a there was an underlying song. that was the basis of it. I just i talked to the radio and they stole the yugo song funny because a lot of kids to go i your your song yup twice ruin that song. You did Or the beatles or whoever you know and yeah. I just kind of went Went with what i knew. My older siblings played a lot of music From their generation. So i i kind of knew a lot of things rush russia's eleven years older than me and so i knew Quite a bit of what he he played on the radio and and was was with it. I'm still sixty guy on music and so we clicked and we click politically. It was just a an humorwise because he he grew up in cape girardeau which is only like one hundred forty miles north of memphis so and It just you know kind of from the same area and the same Same upbringing so We just clicked because he wasn't a coastal guy and And even though he had long long since lost his accent from surrey right too because when he looked i remember him he said it on radio when we had a private conversation. One time about that. He loves that era of music. Because it's what he grew up with so when he lost his hearing and has implant was still the he could still hear the music in his head even if he couldn't quite process it with the calculator right and we had to. We had You know sometimes rarely though there would be like a christmas song. He wasn't splaine. You know who did it and you know. This is an earthquake hit song. It's really good. Trust me famous last words. Trust you want your trust me. You know we we had a good relationship Email back and forth and Accent i get an email the middle of the night and you know And start working or generally. I would come up with something and ended in but Sometimes you just this email out of the blue. You know do this. This nervousness arranged more roy by and and but after was something and In the vein of what he had and You know as always always busy and of course you know the everything ready and then something dropped by for the show and all of sudden what you just did toast know. There's there's disappointment in radio so lots of discipline in radio and and of course there are the lawyers as well i i i got to imagine having been a lawyer and a first amendment lawyer all the you do a in. Suddenly someone comes after you. Well that i can't say specifically. I will say that The the shows the well say that the lawyers for a for the company had no idea where we were doing and when they figured it out about twenty years later what you did worse so we're better to ask forgiveness and You know what's funny as you may. Sometimes you have groups it like what your parenting So easy top producer engineer Joe hardy He actually helped me with some of those easy top songs. We did and And ray stevens is a big fan. Which is really weird. Because i was always a big fan of his and when he met me he goes. So you're shanklin that's great. Oh yeah all day long. So now what are you doing now with these. I mean with with un. Unfortunately russia's passing i mean. There's there's there's a treasure trove of stuff i know i e i could get stuff off your website But i mean are you doing fresh stuff well. I quit doing any kind of cds. Because it's so pathway and then you know there was no real in digital downloads and all that stuff and trying to keep up with it. I you know i'm i'm just putting up on rumble a little bit at a time. I've got some things that are like classic. And i've got some things that are more recent Like did the cuomo Thanks- thanksgiving which is komo going trying to go thank moms and So i did an old italian ladies. Which i know one so i was basically doing an old italian and cuomo and coming and and and Cuomo who enunciate. Our sound ball liked by short up. Suddenly my siri fired up on while we're sitting here talking because i'm looking at on rumble. Right now yeah you got. Several of them are good number of them seventeen. But there's i only did Let's say it's two thousand one hundred and sixty seven.
The Erick Erickson Show
"ruth bader ginsburg" Discussed on The Erick Erickson Show
"Seven nine seven three seven four to five. Yesterday i talked to josh yussef. He's the head of help. The persecuted help the persecutors. Website is http dot org. If you text the word donate two three three seven seven seven i will send you back a special donation link they have. They need two hundred thousand dollars. They've identified two hundred families in afghanistan They are rescuing they have them in safe. Houses and other locations. They're trying to raise two hundred thousand dollars. They have raised ninety eight percent of that one hundred six thousand six hundred forty dollars. Eight cents has been raised when we interview josh. Yesterday there were about one hundred. Fifteen thousand dollars so You guys in large part have gotten them where they need to be They are so close less than four thousand dollars away if you can help them text the word. Donate two three three seven seven seven now. If you missed my interview with josh yesterday if you subscribe to my daily email You will you can get it You can go see it i'll send you a link. The do data to three three seven. The word is data texted two three three seven hundred seventy. You'll get back three links. The bottom link is my daily email and if you if you click that leak you will be able to see my interview or listen to it with joshu said we put up the audio we put up the transcript of it as well and i just think it's it's important to help these organizations that are essentially defying the president and stayed in afghanistan to help get people out when the united states is not Jake sullivan is the president's national security advisor. Listen we was asked on cnn. What the american government would do for those who are stranded. There are two primary ways that obviously people can leave afghanistan. One would be by air and we're working closely with other countries to get charter air. Flights going In the short term and then to get american citizens who wanna leave the country or legal permanent residents onto those flights out. The second is by ground and we're working with neighboring countries to be able to accept American citizens or legal permanent residents traveling by ground across borders to get them processed and then get them safely out of the country. We will work through any american. Who still in the country just as we did for the last two weeks. We'll call them. We'll email them well. What's at them. They can talk to us about how to create a plan and execute on that plan. We'll do it person by person case by case by error by ground anyone who wants to leave the country. We will work with them to make that habit yet. We're going to send them emails. What's that messages. So that they know how to get out of the country asks that's really reassured as it really reassuring by the way This is happening at the pentagon right now. General mile lease been speaking. Listen in afghanistan in many of us did y'all did to We don't know what the future of the taliban is But i can tell you from personal experience At this is a ruthless group from the past and whether or not they change remains to be seen And as far as our dealings with them at that airfield or in the past year or so in war. You do what you must. In order to reduce risk commission. Enforce not what you necessarily want to do. He's announcing that we may coordinate counterterrorism attacks against the taliban against isis with the taliban. Yeah we may be coordinating with the taliban to attack isis. What a weird weird situation. Joe biden has put the united states in that. We're going to have to coordinate with our enemy against our other enemy. The unknown came to the workplace in twenty twenty and things have changed. Everybody's looking at other house so they want a great chair. I found a great share. 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And you can finance purchasers little as thirty dollars a month go to x. Chair eric dot com now or used code x. wheels for free x. wheel blade casters x. Chair eric dot com from my flagship studio and wsb in atlanta georgia across the nation via satellite. It me erik erikson glad to have you the phone number. Eight seven seven nine seven eric. Eight seven seven nine seven three seven four to five so i gotta yes. I've been dying to talk to and pretty much every single one of you probably knows one of his many voices. The parodies are emiratis for the rush. Limbaugh program the great. Paul shanklin joins me by phone. How are you good afternoon. So i i've been dying to talk to you about this because i i don't wanna make you feel old because occasionally i get people who call in and say gosh. I've been listening to you. See the physical therapy makes me feel. You can't do anything more. So i i mean i really eat your the parodies. The music the songs the creativity that you did for years on russia's show i just. I've always been amazed at how anyone comes up with that stuff. How do you do it. Inherited the ability for my dad and my dad's side of the family. It was known for being sarcastic and And they mocked people as they set out in the country. Malkin me again. And that's kind of how we entertained ourselves. I guess before. Tv with my dad's family And then the knee after you know. I'm the youngest five so that was my way of fighting back. You're you're the youngest of five. I'm the youngest youngest five three three boys. Two girls gracious. God bless your parents now. how did you. How did you find your way into russia's program. Well i've done some things Locally here in memphis and And a couple of stations. But just just you know haphazardly and a friend of mine. Mike ramirez the cartoonist bugging me. Show yeah he kept begging so I sent you. There is a johnny donovan. There's a santa claus. 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The Erick Erickson Show
"ruth bader ginsburg" Discussed on The Erick Erickson Show
"But it's a good day. If you're pro-life the court won't block the law from going into effect. Now what will happen. Though is because it's private litigation there will not be cases that come out of it thus far and that is one of the issues here is there are no people out there trying to find su and deter abortionist texas. Those cases don't exist so the law itself maybe on the books but there's actually no one affected by the law yet until such cases come forward at that point. I do think you'll immediately see federal judges spring action. Pro-lifers are having a good day if anything we're having a good day laughing about the other side but the reality is that i. I don't think the supreme court opposes law. I don't think the supreme court upholds the mississippi law. I think what the supreme court will probably do is allow some additional carve-outs abortion as they further erode the abortion rights. But what happens if roe versus wade goes away. Have you ever wondered what happens if if the supreme court tomorrow if the supreme court said you know what planned parenthood versus casey roe versus wade or unconstitutional. They were badly decided. We reject them yovany ideal. What would happen if you listen to the left it would suddenly be the rise of the handmaid's tale kind of ironic. Joe biden has just allowed. The taliban to impose the handmaid's tale afghantistan of the left is set on fire hysterics over texas and the handmaid's tale which is not true to what would happen roe versus. Wade were overturned. Each state would decide. Abortion in the united states of america would not suddenly be banned in the fifty states. Each state would decide. And if your state or pro-life then your state could ban abortion if your state were pro-abortion. Your state can have abortion. Some states like connecticut of already amended their state constitutions to say abortion is a constitutional right of the state. So if row versus wade and casey were gone. Tomorrow you would not have this dystopia and Society where we actually have to deal with the responsibility of bearing children old. God forbid no you still want lee murder your kids if roe in casey went away tomorrow and let's just beyond here. We dance around abortion abortion as a euphemism for murdering your children. And you'd be able to murder your kids tomorrow. As long as they're still in euro if they went away in some states and other states would have to pass laws to prohibit it. And you know. Here's the irony of all of this. And i hate to be cynical but i've been around the block enough on this issue to know what would happen is there are a lot of states like georgia where i am that passed a fetal heartbeat band That if detected then you can't perform abortions and let's just be really really honest here if roe versus wade were not. The law of the land that low would have never passed in georgia. The only reason some of the republicans in the state legislature supported passing a fetal heartbeat piece of legislation is because they knew it would be declared unconstitutional so they could get the performance for conservatives without actually having to live up to it and it's not just georgia around the country a lot of prolife. Republicans are perfectly happy to allow abortions. They just know they couldn't get elected and so they got a head pat people and say. Hey let's do this and we nod we're going to let the court declared unconstitutional so we can do the dog and pony show for you because we're not going to get lit up by the left. We're perfectly safe from the left. We're just not safe from you wackos on the right. Who were actually really pro-life so we'll give you what you want. No it's not gonna do any good. It's all performance. I i had a friend of mine. I've told you this story before. Back in the day when Barbara boxer was in the. Us senate. She said she would like to visit barbara boxer that they agreed on nothing and they got along well because barbara boxer never tried to pat her on the head to the treated each women Treat each other. Respectfully they would disagree on issues. They occasionally found common ground on adoption and other issues but that barbara boxer was vehemently pro-abortion in all cases. Pretty much until you got to the hospital it so they knew that there was no reason to have that discussion and so this friend of mine. Who ran a pro life organization for years in washington said she'd go to republicans they would pat her on the head. Say ed girl. We're gonna give you what you i do. Declare i am so pro-life i loved them babies that i kissed him all the time and we will we will. We will ban funding for planned parenthood. And they never did. The lied to face gave her a penalty head. We call ban abortion. You got you gotta get me reluctant. You send me money. You endorse me you tell. Those people are pro-life. I al prove it to you. When i'm reelected next time. She got played all the time by the republicans. I mean that's the reality you get rid of the worst thing that would ever happen to. The republican party is roe versus. Wade went away. Be the greatest thing to happen for kids but there would be a lot of states with a lot of prolife legislators who you would realize never really were to begin with our supreme court. Though in this case. I don't think they're gonna get rid roe versus wade and i suspect they're actually going to block the texas heartbeat legislation. Eventually just not immediately. I mean last week. The editorial pundits of the press told the supreme court stop using the shadow docket so sam alito stopped using the shadow docket. And now they're mad at him for not using the shadow docket. what happens. The shadow doctors when cases go before the court the court recess. There's a time to argue. Individual justices can make decisions or refer to the full court and they can make decisions even though they're out of Session so for example. The written moratorium the moratorium with to this reward. Very rapidly on the shadow dock. It was argued before court they dealt with by the scenes. They ruled it unconstitutional and less like stop doing stop doing this. They stopped and now the press is mad at him for doing exactly what depressed told them to do. But today day friends today children in the womb in texas will not be murdered by their parents. And that's a good thing if you are a regular listener of this program You know my quest for the perfect mattress. I finally found one after multiple iterations. And then of course you gotta get the perfect sheets to go with the mattress. I mean you. You need quality sheets. Well that's why bollandbranch is right for you. You know There's a great great great company out there. they're highly entrepreneurial. 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The Erick Erickson Show
"ruth bader ginsburg" Discussed on The Erick Erickson Show
"You can also sign up for future e mail delivery. You've got football this week. College football returns braised the lord alleluia labor. Day is here. It's grilling season. Take advantage of it. In texas sb eight. The texas heartbeat act has gone into effect the. Us supreme court failed to intervene to stop the law from going into effect and today the left is having an absolute meltdown. I would like to declare from here. Forward september firth is ruth bader ginsburg day ruth bader ginsburg turns out to have been the most pro-life justice of the supreme court all along ruth. Bader ginsburg was so pro-life she did not want to give up her seat win. Bronco bob was president and then decided that she would survive the trump administration except she didn't hubris got the better of her. Donald trump was able to fill her seat with amy conybeare. The left if there were four justices on the supreme court. Four justices of this court could have intervened in some way and chose not to there. Were only three liberal justices on the court to intervene and of course this was in the hands of sam alito. Who handles emergency. Requests in san benito declined to do anything. None of the other justices could intervene. A you know last week last week the left was lecturing us on the shadow docket and how the shadow doc is being abused and they shouldn't do stuff in the shadow docket so only though didn't do anything and now they're upset. He didn't do the shadow docket with last week. They were complaining about. Let me this is all somewhat muddled and messy lemme give you some light on it and explain it but i do. I have to say this ruth. Bader ginsburg could have stepped down. When barack obama was president and she chose not to and the result is the supreme court is now six to three leans to the right so ruth bader ginsburg. We should declare this ruth bader ginsburg day because the texas pro-life laws been able to go into effect. Thanks in large part to ruth bader ginsburg refusing to step down when she had the opportunity and instead dying in office allowing donald trump to replace someone. We should tip the hat to repair ginsburg. Yudo she said for decades roe versus wade was a terribly decided. Law she herself. Said she was pro choice. Said she supported abortion rights but also said roe versus wade was a terribly decided Illogical law or logically written decision and the result is that now texas has the ability to undermine it. thanks to ruth bader ginsburg. We should all tip the hat to ruth bader ginsburg and declared today ruth bader ginsburg day. The most pro-life justice the supreme court ever saw so pro-life she stayed until the end of her life and allow donald trump. To put amy on the court to make sure roe versus. Wade has another chink in its armor. Let me explain about the texas law. It is the texas heartbeat act. The case is whole women's held their whole woman's health versus jackson. The abortion providers in texas sued texas judge in county court clerk and others in an attempt to cast is widen it possible to challenge the texas Heartbeat law that bans abortion when a fetal heartbeat is detected. The defendants filed a motion to dismiss the case. It was denied. They appealed to the fifth circuit court of appeals. The fifth circuit denied the abortion providers requests to hold a quick hearing on the law before it can take effect. The result is that they had to file an emergency application. Sam alito sam alito chose to do nothing. The result is that the texas law goes into effect. There will be court hearings. I'm sure a judge will a progressive judge will issue an injunction of some kind but right now in texas abortions mussi's when a child's heart develops in utero now a bunch of states. Have these bills. They've been blocked by court. Georgia where i am be bill. A federal judge blocked it. I'm reading now from the l. C. the ethics religious liberty commission explainer. The texas law takes a novel legal approach to limit abortions by taking enforcement of the measure exclusively through private selections essentially. The law allows any private citizen to bring a civil lawsuit against any individual who performs or induces an abortion or knowingly engages in conduct that aides were abets abortion including the payment foreign reimbursement of the costs for an abortion individuals who prevail in their lawsuit will be awarded statutory damages in the amount of not less than ten thousand dollars. The bill does not punish women who obtain abortions it goes after those who provide assistance in the abortion now. The supreme court agreed to hear a challenge to mississippi's ban on abortions. At fifteen weeks. The cases dobbs versus jackson women's health organization. Mississippi has asked the court to completely overturn roe versus wade and planned bernard versus casey decisions. That have They protected abortion the court's decision to not intervene. In this instance were a state law. Circumvents row could be seen as an indication of where the court is going to head but there are challenges to sba that are actually working through the court system. Here is my bottom line here. I think the texas low will eventually be stopped by judges. I think it will. I think that the law will be declared unconstitutional by a supreme court. Majority that will include. Brier sotomayor kagan roberts and capital i do. I do not the six members of all who by the way pro-life. John roberts is pro-life john roberts. Wife works for a pro life organization. But john roberts believes he has an interest in protecting the reputation of the court and will not overturn roe versus wade he will allow nibbles at the edges of it until it collapses of its own weight. Brett cavenaugh isn't 'institutionalised. You'll want to protect the court. Maybe i'll be delightfully surprised in this. But i have a hard time seeing it now for those of us day. Can't have men overturn roe. V where you dobbin. Just let count roe versus wade was decided entirely by men..
The Erick Erickson Show
"ruth bader ginsburg" Discussed on The Erick Erickson Show
"Let me explain about the texas law. It is the texas heartbeat act. The case is whole women's held their whole woman's health versus jackson. The abortion providers in texas sued texas judge in county court clerk and others in an attempt to cast is widen it possible to challenge the texas Heartbeat law that bans abortion when a fetal heartbeat is detected. The defendants filed a motion to dismiss the case. It was denied. They appealed to the fifth circuit court of appeals. The fifth circuit denied the abortion providers requests to hold a quick hearing on the law before it can take effect. The result is that they had to file an emergency application. Sam alito sam alito chose to do nothing. The result is that the texas law goes into effect. There will be court hearings. I'm sure a judge will a progressive judge will issue an injunction of some kind but right now in texas abortions mussi's when a child's heart develops in utero now a bunch of states. Have these bills. They've been blocked by court. Georgia where i am be bill. A federal judge blocked it. I'm reading now from the l. C. the ethics religious liberty commission explainer. The texas law takes a novel legal approach to limit abortions by taking enforcement of the measure exclusively through private selections essentially. The law allows any private citizen to bring a civil lawsuit against any individual who performs or induces an abortion or knowingly engages in conduct that aides were abets abortion including the payment foreign reimbursement of the costs for an abortion individuals who prevail in their lawsuit will be awarded statutory damages in the amount of not less than ten thousand
The Erick Erickson Show
Texas Abortion Ban One of Dozens Intended to Challenge Roe v. Wade
"Let me explain about the texas law. It is the texas heartbeat act. The case is whole women's held their whole woman's health versus jackson. The abortion providers in texas sued texas judge in county court clerk and others in an attempt to cast is widen it possible to challenge the texas Heartbeat law that bans abortion when a fetal heartbeat is detected. The defendants filed a motion to dismiss the case. It was denied. They appealed to the fifth circuit court of appeals. The fifth circuit denied the abortion providers requests to hold a quick hearing on the law before it can take effect. The result is that they had to file an emergency application. Sam alito sam alito chose to do nothing. The result is that the texas law goes into effect. There will be court hearings. I'm sure a judge will a progressive judge will issue an injunction of some kind but right now in texas abortions mussi's when a child's heart develops in utero now a bunch of states. Have these bills. They've been blocked by court. Georgia where i am be bill. A federal judge blocked it. I'm reading now from the l. C. the ethics religious liberty commission explainer. The texas law takes a novel legal approach to limit abortions by taking enforcement of the measure exclusively through private selections essentially. The law allows any private citizen to bring a civil lawsuit against any individual who performs or induces an abortion or knowingly engages in conduct that aides were abets abortion including the payment foreign reimbursement of the costs for an abortion individuals who prevail in their lawsuit will be awarded statutory damages in the amount of not less than ten thousand
Vogue Podcast
Dr. Jill Biden Is A First Lady For All of Us
"Jill biden visits community colleges which is a lot these days. She was received in highly choreographed. Settings by governor say were members of the public as the nation's first lady but to administrators teachers. She has dr. Jill biden college professor at salt community college in illinois. There were pink and white flowers out. Everywhere befitting her visit the even matched her white dress and pink jacket but there was also a welcome. Dr biden sign so huge that the period on the doctor was as big as her head. It felt like a subtle rebuke to that scolding. She was subjected to back in december for using the title. She has every right to indeed in all the places she goes lately. She is honored as a woman with several degrees. Who has worked really hard her whole life at the most relatable job there is. Everyone has a favorite teacher. After all on our visit to the navajo nation. In april dr biden was introduced by someone came to think of as the ruth bader ginsburg of indian country chief justice of the navajo nation. Supreme court joanne. Jane a tiny woman with hair pulled back in a tight ponytail. Winning doc martens dr biden. Millions reap inspiration from your quote. Teaching isn't just what i do. It is who i am in birmingham alabama. She was introduced by a lawyer. Liz huntley a sexual abuse survivor whose parents were drug dealers. I want to thank dr biden from the bottom of my heart for the role that she plays not just the first lady but for her heart for educating she told me she's grading papers on the plane. Y'all what who does that. They say being an educator as a calling in your life that you can't resist and she just won't let it go. December debate of titles seems awfully small in the face of all of this. Jill biden schools visiting vaccinations sites traveling to red states to sell the american rescue. Plan telling folks that help us here. The role she's fulfiling on these visits is in many ways neither first lady nor professor but a key player in her husband's administration a west wing surrogate and policy advocate and underestimated asset. As mary jordan the washington post reporter written a book about melania trump. Put it to me. It's hard to imagine. Joe doing this without her which is not to say that dr biden who is constitutionally shy doesn't take special delight in these visits she becomes looser goofy and more expansive. You generally hear her before you see her because she is often laughing. She is quite simply a joy multiplier as part of her elevator pitch for free community college part of the one point eight trillion american families plan president biden proposed to congress in april. She likes to talk about one of most dedicated students. A military interpreter from san came to america to start a new life a few semesters ago. I got a text trimmer. It was like six in the morning on my way to the hospital. Have my baby research. Paper will be laid to which. I replied excuses excuses.
NPR News Now
Democrats to Introduce Bill to Expand Supreme Court From 9 to 13 Justices
"Has introduced a bill to expand the number of supreme court justices from nine to thirteen as npr's nina totenberg reports. The of justice has already been changed seven times but not since the civil war era. Progressive groups remain enraged at what they see as republican manipulation of the supreme court nomination process in order to give president trump to appointments to the court. I by blocking president obama's nominee to the supreme court for nearly a year and then by rushing through amy coney barrett's nomination just over a month after ruth bader ginsburg staff now faced with a six to three conservative majority on the court. Some liberal democrats are proposing a bill that would expand the court from nine to thirteen members but it has no chance of passage. Indeed house speaker. Nancy pelosi said she would not bring it up for a vote. She said she supports president. Biden's appointment of a commission to study the question nina totenberg. Npr news washington. This is npr news.
Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
Biden Orders Commission to Study Supreme Court Expansion and Reform
"In about six months or so. We should know if big changes recommended for the supreme court under an executive order signed by president biden. A bipartisan commission. Will study if the court should expanded. We do know that. In twenty nineteen supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg a liberal icon on the high court. Said that nine seems to be a good number when talking about the amount of justices on the high court other justices though both liberal and conservative have said over the years nine is a perfect number. Five says dance font. The commission will also examine if justices should sit on the court for life.
Bloomberg Best
Ruth Bader Ginsburg statue unveiled in New York City
"A statue of Ruth Bader Ginsburg has been erected in Brooklyn. Statue of the late Supreme Court. Justice was unveiled in Friday and her New York City home town three days before she would have turned 88. Ensberg had endorsed a bronze statue before she lost her battle with pancreatic cancer in
Bloomberg Businessweek
Ruth Bader Ginsburg's legacy continues with new statue in Brooklyn, New York City
"President Eric Adams helped to debut a new statue of the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg yesterday this just days before she would have turned 88. The bronze statue was created by artists a Gillie and mark in consultation with Ginsburg before her death. And it'll be on display at City Point. Global
Bloomberg Best
Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Legacy Continues With New Statue in Brooklyn
"The legacy of Ruth Bader Ginsburg is living on in New York. A statue of the late Supreme Court Justice was unveiled in her hometown of Brooklyn three days before she would have turned
Mark and Melynda
Amy Coney Barret Tilts The Balance in Divisive Ruling
"A lot for being with us on this day after Thanksgiving. It was right before Thanksgiving late Wednesday. When the U. S Supreme Court The majority said, even in a pandemic You can't put away the Constitution. Now. In New York governor Cuomo says that he issued these restrictions on places of worship. Based on science. And safety. And so this is a fascinating ruling. In many regards number one. It's a big plus for religious freedom. Number two. It was just this past summer. That the Supreme Court ruled basically the opposite. In a case and there's some other cases that are being considered. I believe some cases California, New Jersey, Louisiana, So this is all about the Supreme Court blocking New York's governor from enforcing 10 and 25 person occupancy limits On religious institutions. Courts, the restrictions would violate religious freedom. And are not neutral because they single out houses of worship or especially harsh treatment. Or said there's no evidence that the organizations that brought the lawsuit have contributed to the spread of cove in 19. And this was one of those 54 decisions. With Chief Justice John Roberts. Going along with Justices Stephen Bryer, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan. And in their descent. Chief justice. Roberts said he saw no need to take this action because New York had revised the designations of the affected areas. Governor Cuomo essentially Said the same thing. Nevertheless, the Supreme Court did rule on it and also in the sending opinion. Justice Sonia Sotomayor said this unlike religious services, Bike repair shops and liquor stores generally don't feature customers gathering inside to sing and speak together for an hour or more. She went on to say justices of this court play a deadly game in second guessing the expert judgment of health officials. About the environments in which a contagious virus now infecting a million Americans each week. Spreads most easily. Those are the words and the dissenting opinion from Justice. Sonia Sotomayor, your Down the majority, and this may be the new power five and this is one of the key developments out of this ruling. A new power five on the Supreme Court. Barrett Gorsuch. Thomas Alito. And Cavanaugh. Three of whom, of course, were Appointed By President Donald Trump in the Majority opinion. Justice, Gorsuch said this, he noted that Governor Cuomo had designated among others, the hardware stores acupuncturists. Liquor stores and bicycle repair shops as essential businesses. That were not subject to the most strict limits. Like these places of worship work. Gorsuch said. We may not shelter in place when the Constitution is under attack. Things never go well. When we do So it Zbig deal for the Supreme Court. It's a big deal for I mean, let's face it all those evangelicals that voted for President Trump. They've got to be doing a victory lap today, right? Maybe you are a swell 51283605 90. If you'd like to be a part of the program here, you give us a call or send us a text on K. O. B. J. It is because Amy Barrett just got on the court. Right, So it's really The first significant indication Of a rightward tilt to the court. And I mentioned this and may and July Supreme Court rejected challenges. Virus related restrictions on churches in California and Nevada. At that time, the Chief Justice John Roberts, Joined the courts Democratic appointees, which of course, then included Ruth Bader Ginsburg. And those rulings they stress that state and local governments required flexibility to deal with a dangerous and evolving pandemic. So The New York Times, Right said. This is just One example of how profoundly President Trump Has transformed the Supreme Court. This New York Times P, says Justice Bharat Help the chief justice of body blow. Casting the decisive vote in a 5 to 4 ruling. On religious services in New York. And New York Times says this is most certainly a taste. Of things to come. About this 51283605 90 here on Caleb E. J. It is an interesting question, right? In the summer time. Even the Supreme Court said, Look You may not like it when these local officials are trying to close the church. But You're dealing with health and safety issue. And there are rights. Given to local officials in the event. Of health and safety issues. Well, not in this case, the governor there in New York, Andrew Cuomo. He criticized the Supreme Court. Or overturning their restrictions. He said It was Morrell Astrit Ivo of the Supreme Court than anything else. He called the ruling irrelevant. Said it would have any practical impact because restrictions Are not in place and had been dialed back well. You know, it's interesting that even in the Opinion. That was written by Sonia Sotomayor, right? When she was talking about The court plays a deadly game and second guessing the expert judgment of health official. Let's stop right there.
America in the Morning
High court blocks New York virus limits on houses of worship
"The Supreme Court blocks New York's coronavirus limits on houses of worship. Correspondent Mike Can't that explains the high court is far in New York from enforcing limits on attendance at churches and synagogues in areas designated as hard hit by the virus. The justices voted 54 with new Justice Amy Cockney parrot in the majority. The three liberal justices and Chief Justice John Roberts dissented. The vote was his shift for the court earlier this year when Pierre it's liberal predecessor, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, was on the court. The justices voted 54 to leave in place pandemic related capacity restrictions. Affecting churches in California and Nevada.
John Landecker
Supreme Court Rules New York Cannot Limit Attendance At Houses Of Worship Due To COVID-19
"The Supreme Court ruled late last night's to block New York from enforcing attendance limits on houses of worship. President Trump's new Appointee, Justice Amy Cockney, Barrett, was in the majority on the decision. It's a shift from two previous cases in Nevada and California this year, when Barrett's predecessor, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, was on the court. That's news nations. Geez Aggie reporting. The court's action won't have any immediate impact since the two groups that sued as a result of the restrictions. The Roman Catholic Church, an Orthodox Jewish synagogues are no longer subject to them. The group had challenged the attendants, limits and areas designated red and orange zones, but they're now in the less restrictive yellow zones.