host: dahlia lithwick, why not, then? if you're a republican, like larry, and you don't want -- you -- you disagree ideologically with the obama administration, with the democrats in congress, then why not oppose judicial nominees? guest: you know, if i were a republican in the senate i would probably oppose them because, look, if you got a bench that's half empty by 2020, that's a lot of judges you're going to be able to put up someday. i think as we empty out the benches, the stakes are going to get higher and higher because you are going to have the ability to hugely impact the federal bench. but i think i would just urge the caller to really, really say, is it true that every single judge that obama has put up is a rabid lefty radical who wants to transform the shape of the judiciary? host: are they conservative, though? guest: i don't think they're conservative. as judicial judges go they are pretty moderate people. we saw this again in the fight against sotomayor and kagan. the people that were mad were democrats be

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host: dahlia lithwick, why not, then? if you're a republican, like larry, and you don't want -- you -- you disagree ideolocally with the obama administration, with the democrats in congress, then why not oppose judicial nominees? guest: you know, if i were a republican in the senate i would probably oppose them because, look, if you got a bench that's half empty by 2020, that's a lot of judges you're going to be able to put up someday. i think as we empty out the benches, the stakes are going to get higher and higher because you are going to have the ability to hugely impact the federal bench. but i think i would just urge the caller to really, really say, is it true that every single judge that obama has put up is a rabid lefty radical who wants to transform the shape of the judiciary? host: are they conservative, though? guest: i don'think they're conservative. as judicial judges go they are prty moderate people. we saw this again in the fight against sotomayor and kan. the people that were mad were democrats because th

good morning, dahlia, how are you? it's su-yin. of course we're still coming over.tion point. okay, you too. bye. (camilla) it was meant to be, girls at inspiration point for their first interview. it's our first one. yay! (mariana) so we're heading to our interview with augie and lynne nieto. augie started a really successful fitness company, and was later diagnosed with als. i'm mariana, it's nice to meet you. hi, i'm su-yin. (su-yin) so the three of us, we're all from australia and we're all kind of in the same boat where we don't know exactly what it is we want to do. parents are a big influence on why i'm undecided, i guess. and so that's why i'm here. (camilla) were your parents supportive of what you did when you first started out? [mumbling] my father was. [dog barking] hey, be quiet up there. i'm on camera. ♪ we had six brothers and sisters, and my father had to work to pay for the family. i saw his frustration by not taking a risk early. (lynne) and can i interject? he worked in the oil fields, so he didn't make use of his entrepreneurial skills and that w