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AM Joy (x265 HEVC) Sept. 20, 2020
Duration: 1 Hour, 30 Minutes Hosted today by Jonathan Capehart
Discussed Today:
Michael Steele: 'Stop Treating Donald Trump As If He Is A Legitimate President'
GOP taking Supreme Court seat could generate ‘retaliation’
Supreme Court has dark history RBG helped counter author says
GOP seeking RBG's seat, healthcare repeal analyzed by Stabenow
63% of Americans Support Roe v. Wade As Fears Grow Of Overruling
Supreme Court battle in Senate could impact key legal precedents
Democratic org Act Blue raises $100 million in wake of RBG death
Trump Accused Of Allegedly Eroding Trust In U.S. Institutions
Pelosi, more Democrats praised for their grit in 2020 fight
Discussed Today In Detail:
Michael Steele:
'Stop Treating Donald Trump As If He Is A Legitimate President'
Former RNC Chairman, Michael Steele, joins AMJoy to discuss the Democrat’s
strategy for next 45 days, calling the period after the election before the
inauguration an “exercise of war gaming.” He tells the panel to stop treating
Donald Trump as if he is a “legitimate” president and says, “he is not.”
________________________________________________________________________________
GOP taking Supreme Court seat could generate ‘retaliation’
Republicans replacing the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg with a
Donald Trump nominee during the final days of his term could be met with
retaliation, as one of the only tools Democrats have without a majority in the
Senate. Axios political reporter Alexi McCammond joins Jonathan Capehart to
discuss one retaliatory strategy, which is for Democrats to increase the number
of Supreme Court and other justices.
________________________________________________________________________________
Supreme Court has dark history RBG helped counter author says
The Supreme Court has a dark history that late former Justice Ruth Bader
Ginsburg helped to counter in her written dissents and more. Irin Carmon,
co-author of ‘Notorious RBG,’ joins Jonathan Capehart to discuss.
________________________________________________________________________________
GOP seeking RBG's seat, healthcare repeal analyzed by Stabenow
Senate Republicans seeking the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s
seat, plus the repeal of Obamacare, and more are analyzed by Sen. Debbie
Stabenow (D-MI). Stabenow tells Jonathan Capehart, ‘Our power comes from all of
us speaking out, and then using the limited tools we have to create time,’ to
oppose the Senate GOP majority.
________________________________________________________________________________
63% of Americans Support Roe v. Wade As Fears Grow Of Overruling
Roe v. Wade’s possible fate in the Supreme Court is analyzed by legal expert
Maya Wiley, University Professor at The New School. Sixty-three percent of
Americans support Roe v. Wade as fears grow of the Supreme Court overturning
this historic decision.
________________________________________________________________________________
Supreme Court battle in Senate could impact key legal precedents
The anticipated Supreme Court battle in the Senate could impact key legal
precedents if Donald Trump is allowed to nominate a new justice in the final
days of his term. Jonathan Capehart and SiriusXM radio host Joe Madison discuss
possible outcomes of this coming Senate fight.
________________________________________________________________________________
Democratic org Act Blue raises $100 million in wake of RBG death
The Supreme Court is now a ‘kitchen table issue’ for Democrats along with issues
such as combating racism, journalist Errin Haines says. Democratic organization
Act Blue raising $100 million in the wake of the death of Supreme Court Justice
Ruth Bader Ginsburg is also discussed by Jonathan Capehart.
________________________________________________________________________________
Trump Accused Of Allegedly Eroding Trust In U.S. Institutions
Donald Trump’s statements on the CDC, recent protests, and more have been called
autocratic by experts, who warn that the president’s behaviors in their view
align with signs indicating that a nation’s democracy is eroding. Jonathan
Capehart and his panel discuss.
________________________________________________________________________________
Pelosi, more Democrats praised for their grit in 2020 fight
Speaker Nancy Pelosi and more Democrats are praised for their grit in the 2020
fight, while some question how voters will become more motivated to participate
in the coming elections. Jonathan Capehart and his panel discuss.
________________________________________________________________________________
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Duration: 1 Hour, 30 Minutes Hosted today by Jonathan Capehart
Discussed Today:
Discussed Today In Detail:
'Stop Treating Donald Trump As If He Is A Legitimate President'
Former RNC Chairman, Michael Steele, joins AMJoy to discuss the Democrat’s
strategy for next 45 days, calling the period after the election before the
inauguration an “exercise of war gaming.” He tells the panel to stop treating
Donald Trump as if he is a “legitimate” president and says, “he is not.”
________________________________________________________________________________
Republicans replacing the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg with a
Donald Trump nominee during the final days of his term could be met with
retaliation, as one of the only tools Democrats have without a majority in the
Senate. Axios political reporter Alexi McCammond joins Jonathan Capehart to
discuss one retaliatory strategy, which is for Democrats to increase the number
of Supreme Court and other justices.
________________________________________________________________________________
The Supreme Court has a dark history that late former Justice Ruth Bader
Ginsburg helped to counter in her written dissents and more. Irin Carmon,
co-author of ‘Notorious RBG,’ joins Jonathan Capehart to discuss.
________________________________________________________________________________
Senate Republicans seeking the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s
seat, plus the repeal of Obamacare, and more are analyzed by Sen. Debbie
Stabenow (D-MI). Stabenow tells Jonathan Capehart, ‘Our power comes from all of
us speaking out, and then using the limited tools we have to create time,’ to
oppose the Senate GOP majority.
________________________________________________________________________________
Roe v. Wade’s possible fate in the Supreme Court is analyzed by legal expert
Maya Wiley, University Professor at The New School. Sixty-three percent of
Americans support Roe v. Wade as fears grow of the Supreme Court overturning
this historic decision.
________________________________________________________________________________
The anticipated Supreme Court battle in the Senate could impact key legal
precedents if Donald Trump is allowed to nominate a new justice in the final
days of his term. Jonathan Capehart and SiriusXM radio host Joe Madison discuss
possible outcomes of this coming Senate fight.
________________________________________________________________________________
The Supreme Court is now a ‘kitchen table issue’ for Democrats along with issues
such as combating racism, journalist Errin Haines says. Democratic organization
Act Blue raising $100 million in the wake of the death of Supreme Court Justice
Ruth Bader Ginsburg is also discussed by Jonathan Capehart.
________________________________________________________________________________
Donald Trump’s statements on the CDC, recent protests, and more have been called
autocratic by experts, who warn that the president’s behaviors in their view
align with signs indicating that a nation’s democracy is eroding. Jonathan
Capehart and his panel discuss.
________________________________________________________________________________
Speaker Nancy Pelosi and more Democrats are praised for their grit in the 2020
fight, while some question how voters will become more motivated to participate
in the coming elections. Jonathan Capehart and his panel discuss.
________________________________________________________________________________
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