This is the Tom Hartman program.

Well Ruth Bader Ginsburg has passed away.

She is in the light.

There's a Jewish tradition that when a Jewish person dies on Russia, China, a Jewish

two-year, basically that means God waited for the entire year to take them back home.

Therefore they must be ascetic, a righteous person.

I think that certainly defines Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

And now we have Donald Trump figuring out how he can make political hay out of us.

He's going to nominate a woman.

Hey, that worked out well for Joe Biden with regard to a vice presidential candidate.

Maybe it'll work out well for him.

He has, in particular, one woman who is a member of a Catholic cult that says that a husband

should control their wives and is opposed to abortion.

He's got another woman who is fervently Catholic, but also the child of Cuban immigrants and

pretty hard-core right wing, but he gets to nominate a woman and a Hispanic to the court.

And then there's a couple of other women that he says they're on his list.

It godly knows where this is going to go.

While everybody is focusing on abortion, the Supreme Court, I mean, if you look back at the

history of the Supreme Court and what the Supreme Court did, the last time it was seriously

hard-core conservative, which was in the years leading up to 1937.

What was referred to as the Lockner Court, started with this Lockner decision as I recall

in 1905, although the Lockner Court has generally viewed as kind of moralist broadly in that

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