Justice Stephen Breyer heads for the exits before the midterm elections.

Joe Biden considers which black woman to pick,

and the Federal Reserve announces it will raise interest rate soon.

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All righty. So yesterday, Justice Stephen Breyer announced that he would be leaving the Supreme Court at the end of the current term. But he really didn't announce it. It was just sort of announced for him. And apparently he was kind of ticked about all of this. There were multiple reports yesterday that he had planned on announcing this, but it sort of leaked before he was ready for it, according to Shannon Bream. According to brightbart.com, many reports indicated that Breyer was surprised and caught off guard about the announcement.

Neither Breyer nor the Supreme Court has issued a public announcement about his supposed retirement.

The White House and President Biden have refused to comment on the news, which was first reported by CNBC.

Biden said there's been no announcement from Justice Breyer.

Let him make whatever statement he's going to make.

I'll be happy to talk about it later.

Upon rumors, Biden may nominate Vice President Kamala Harris to the Supreme Court. White House Press Secretary Jen Saki said she would not comment on any potential nominees. Here was Jen Saki yesterday saying that she wouldn't answer if Kamala Harris might be continuing her giant ride upward based on failure. I've never seen someone fail up as much as Kamala Harris. And she's a failed attorney general. She failed upward into the Senate. She failed upward from the Senate into the vice presidency. And now there's talk she may fail upward from the vice presidency into the Supreme Court just so they can get rid of her. Like she's so bad at VP. And the Democrats cannot have her as the nominee.

Should Joe Biden go down? They're like, let's just stick that lady over at the Supreme Court.

She'll be a reliable vote for anything that we need. And sure, she sucks at everything. But who cares about that? Here was Jen Socker refusing to answer the question yesterday. When you were asked about the Vice President possibly being selected as a Supreme Court nominee, you say you're not

going to speak to any considerations. Does that mean she is being considered? Again, Peter,

I'm not going to speak to the reports of a Supreme Court justice retirement that hasn't been announced.

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