Stop with the questions, celebrate!

Drop it.

All right, fun power panel for you guys, Jenkins or John Eierola, remess,

Cernivasa, Meshka Davi, back on the program.

So guys, big, big show today, lots of controversies as usual, lots of crimes and of political and

non-political context, so we got to get right to it. So John, take it away.

I will, or in fact she will. Take a look at this.

You have said from the podium that you're not going to comment on any stories having to do with

Justice Thomas and he is on code of conduct. Why not?

Right now it is being, as it relates to the ethics, as it relates to that process,

Senate is clearly moving forward with their own Senate procedural process.

I'm just going to leave it there for now.

So Biden doesn't want to come out strongly in the wake of all of these different stories

that have been breaking about Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, about his wife, about many of the other members

of the court. I mean the Senate is doing something, so who is he to weigh in on what's going on in the country

and a crisis of confidence in one of the most important institutions in American politics?

In any event, look, a lot of people are taking this seriously and some lawmakers are now pushing for

an actual, I'm not going to say concrete, but at least some sort of ethical guidelines

that we put on the Supreme Court. She's asked about that and it doesn't look like Biden is going to take part in this.

President, I believe that there should be a code of conduct for the Supreme Court.

So I've no, I've been asked about ethics and this question many times before.

Senate is currently moving forward with the process. We're going to leave it to the Senate for now.

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