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melissa: new low. conversation already in a tough place. all right a little more than a month after the sudden death of justice scalia the president might be ready to nominate a replacement. reports say president obama has narrowed down the list to three candidates and could unveil his supreme court picks as early as this week but republicans are still determined to block the president's choice. let me ask you, do you know these three individuals? >> i know of them. i don't know them personally. i can tell you a little bit about them. melissa: yes. >> judge merrick garland, who is 63 years old is the most mainstream. what i would call moderate to conservative democrat. he has been sitting for 20 years. so he has a very, very lengthy record and record shows moderation, a lack of inclination to invalidate what the government does, a way to try to make things work. the other two have been federal appeals court judges, same level as judge garland for about a year-and-a-half. and they have very can't records but they -- very scant records but appear to be more middle of the road than president obama's two prior appointees, justice elena kagan a

melissa: blake, thank you so much. david? david: republican senators are keen on preserving the balance on the supreme court with a conservative voice to fill justice scalia's shoes. is this nominee the man? here to weigh in whether judge merrick garland does fit the bill. lis wiehl, fox news legal analyst. lis, your opinion, is he a liberal or isn't moderate? >> i don't think you can predict until you get person on the court. you've seen before you see people on the court they will be one way or other. elena kagan. david: elena kagan score up and down gay marriage, but found gay marriage in the constitution. >> general did i was another one. we can go down the road of history. david: is there single issue that divided this court, nation, gun control, obamacare, unions, regulations, abortion. a single issue divided court on which judge garland would vote against the liberals? >> i don't -- we can point to the second amendment being number one, if you look so quickly at opinions right now. but again, i think we have to give the man a chance. olive branch what we're hearing today. some of the more moderate republicans are saying we're not saying we would actu

melissa, always nice to talk to you. very interesting selection. you and i talked on number of occasion who is the president would ultimately select to be his nominee to replace the late justice antonin scaliand he came up with an absolutely awesome pick, you believe that experience matters the most. let me tell the folks at home all about him. we're talking about of course chief judge of the d.c. circuit court merrick garland. now he is harvard law graduate, magna cum laude and harvard grad. tremendous intellect. left the private sector to enter the public sector to serve his community. by all accounts he has done so admirably. listen carefully how the president describes him and how hopes the process ultimately plays out. >> because of justice scalia's outsized role on the court and in american law, and the fact that americans are closely divided on number of issues before the court, it is tempting to make this confirmation process simply an extension of our divided politics. the squabbling that's going on in the news every day. but to go down that path would be wrong. reporter: argument, right? if you politicize the high court like you've seen done at lower court levels you're really loo