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bjork, thomas, alito, kavanaugh. i hope we don't take that path with judge barrett. she doesn't deserve that. i don't think it makes this hearing any better. the american people i believe would not deserve a repeat of those episodes in the senate judiciary committee's history. to my democratic colleagues, i respect you all. we've done some things together, and we've had some fights in this committee. i've tried to give you the time you need to make your case, and you have every right in the world to make your case. i think i know how the vote's going to come out, but i think judge barrett is required for the good of the nation to submit to your questions and ours. this is going to be a long, contentious week. i would just ask one thing of the committee. to the extent possible, let's make it respectful, let's make it challenging, let's remember the world is watching. senator feinstein? >> thanks very much, mr. chairman. and i do want to just address your last statements. we feel the same way, and i believe we want this to be a very good hearing. and i certainly will s

bjork. thomas. alito. kavanaugh. i hope we don't take that path with judge barrett. she doesn't deserve that. i don't think it makes this hearing any better. the american people, i believe, would not deserve a repeat of those episodes in the senate judiciary's committee. to my democratic colleague, i represent you all. we have done some things together and we had some fights in this committee. i've tried to give you the time you need make your case and you have every right in the world to make your case. i think i know how the votes going to come out, but i think judge barrett is required for the good of the nation to tor questions and ours. this is going to be a long, contentious week. i would just ask one thing of the committee. to the extent possible, let's make it respectful. let's make it challenging. let's remember the world is watching. senator feinstein. >> thanks, very much, mr. chairman. i do want to address your last statements. we feel the same way. i believe we want this to be a very good hearingndcertlliv t m besto achieve that. good morning, judge barr

>> ever since 1987 and the robert bjork hearings supreme court nominees have gone out of their way notsubstantive way, but even by those standards amy coney barrett has been reluctant to give opinions on much of anything. i mean, i don't think she would have been going out on a limb to say that climate change is real. to say that -- you know, to talk about pardons in a little more detail. she really was a very protective of her own opinions, but, you know, what she did was she kept her republican support and it's a republican majority on the committee and a republican majority in the full senate and that means barring some completely unexpected development she will be confirmed before the election. >> she said and made a point to say on the first day, jeffrey, i am not justice scalia. i'm judge barrett and origin originalists can disagree but then i don't feel like we learned how so. what is the most important thing we learned about her this week or maybe didn't learn? >> good point. >> well, i think the most important thing we learned was that the super spreader event that a couple sa

it wasn't until bjork in 1987 that roe assumed the huge role that it plays in all of our supreme court discussions. >> ilya shapiro and his book "supreme disorder," sunday night on c span's "q&a" at 8:00 p.m.

it wasn't until bjork in 1987 that roe assumed the huge role that it plays in all of our supreme court discussions. >> ilya shapiro and his book "supreme disorder," sunday night on c span's "q&a" at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> this morning white house chief of staff mark meadows gave an update on president trump's condition. here's what he had to say. mark: good morning. obviously we had a great jobs report this morning, unemployment down below 8%, economy continues to be robust in its v-shaped recovery. unfortunately that's not what everybody is focused on this morning. as all of you know, the president and first lady tested positive for covid-19. they remain in good spirits. the president does have mild symptoms and as we look to try to make sure that not only his health and safety and welfare is good, we continue to look at that for all of the american people. he continues to be not only in good spirit bus very energetic. we talked to a number of times this morning, i got the five or six things he had asked me to do, like i do every single morning, and he is certainly wanting to make sure