Today on Velsia, the story of a symbol of election deniers and capital rioters on display at the home of a Supreme Court justice keeps getting worse.

The disturbing new context being offered by the justice himself.

Plus, the new tactic being employed to target so-called real Republicans and convince them

that their party is not dead.

I have a lot of questions for two of the people behind the latest effort to salvage our two-party

system.

Then who's behind the group spending tens of millions of dollars in Democratic primaries to

try to oust the most progressive candidates.

Velshi starts now.

Good morning to you. It is Saturday, May 18th. We begin this morning with a stunning new

revelation that has revived concerns

about the ethical standards of one of America's most important institutions, the Supreme Court.

This week, the New York Times published a report that cast fresh doubt about the impartiality

of a second Supreme Court justice possibly linked to the politics of January the 6th.

The report was published as the country awaits a pair of decisions from the high court that could

have an impact on January 6th related prosecutions, including the federal election interference

case against the presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.

Now, central to the New York Times reporting is a photograph, this photograph, of an upside-down

American flag on a residential property owned by the Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito.

Now, historically, flying the flag upside-down has been known as a signal of distress. Sailors at sea

understood this sign as an emergency. It's since been co-opted as a political symbol for a variety of

causes and protest movements, a symbol to indicate deep disapproval of a particular issue or a politician.

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